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Our Mister.

"Pasta" was the first drama I saw him in, and "Coffee Prince" was next. I saw him in a few other roles which I don't remember, and then "My Ajusshi", which is when his powerful voice made a strong impression on me. There is a song "A Million Roses" or some such title in that drama which is performed by an incredible bass voice and for the longest time, I thought it was sung by Lee Sun Kyun (but no.)

He was a gifted actor and incredible voice. One of those actors who makes you think he has a private relationship with you, so you take it so personally when he dies.

A terrible loss.

You are obnoxious and rude, and a much bigger problem than the people you're complaining about. Sit down.

If you have no certain knowledge that we was being blackmailed for drug use (and you don't, unless you're the blackmailer) you are also engaging in a conspiracy theory--which doesn't matter, except don't do the thing you're on some else's back for also doing.

Let people say what they want to express their grief and anger; no one elected you the judge, and you don't have the power or authority to tell anyone to "stop" anything.

Simply devastating.

Love Like the Galaxy is the drama I think is most romantic,

Alas. Not loving it, and I wanted to, so much. The scary parts are really too scary for my tastes in a rom com. This may be a drop for me, but I'm going to wait until it's over before I start watching it again for sure.

The trope that is true across every drama culture--Chinese, S. Korean, Thai, Japanese: Love makes women stupid. And weak.

That is both wrong and unkind.

Her performance in Love Like the Galaxy was superb, making that drama my favorite Cdrama of all time (so far).

She heard footsteps, but whose? Does anyone have any theories?

LOL

This is going to be very angsty. If the revenge part isn't well plotted and written, it will be annoying--like, a lot.

Quite lovely.

I loved the villains, though. They were so . . . villainy.

Lee Mi Sook was simply fabulous. I loved her.

What a great editorial! Write many, many more.

Did you see him in "The Revenge"? He was amazing.

Oh, shucks, I took that entirely too seriously.

It didn't. The Chinese government wouldn't overlook or permit content it found was not in compliance with its broadcast rules--and those rules are extremely firm.

The synopsis which you kindly provided is the equivalent of click-bait.

Cartoonish, and not in a good way. Even if you make liberal use of ff, it's still not worth it. Big ups to Byeon Woo Seok, but not even his smexy self could save this.

I have a theory that too much intimacy kills eroticism, or to put it another way, it's very hard to feel sexy about someone who farts around you all the time.

I haven't thought about this a lot. Or ever. But if you're a ghost--a more or less forever situation, are you more likely or less likely to watch people in their bathrooms (or bedrooms, for that matter)?