#Jeon Ho Seok

[bts-bangtanies]

Run BTS! ep 46 - “BTS Workshop” 🎨🗿🪔🪤🧺📦💦 where the members learn the art of pottery - JHope and Jungkook - 27 March 2018

[mo-nroette-blog]

my comfort dramas (4/19)

hospital playlist s1 (2020)

“there’s only one thing we, doctors, can tell our patients with certainty, “we will do our best.” that’s the only thing.”

[nalina76]

[prplocks]

Lockscreens de Hospital Playlists (dorama) pfvr?

<3

[roadtophantom]

omg kim so hyun and son jun ho in the house!!!

with jeon dong seok, yoon young-seok, and lee sang joon 🥹🥹🥹

[survivalistghost]

[billornot]

[stuff-diary]

Love Next Door

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Love Next Door (2024, South Korea)

Director: Yoo Je Won

Writer: Shin Ha Eun

Mini-review:

As a fan of both Jung Hae In and Jung So Min, I knew I couldn't miss this for anything in the world. And fortunately, it was a fun and endearing ride from beginning to end. There were so many times where I felt like this drama had perfected the 'childhood friends to lovers' trope, which I've always been very fond of. That's not to say it's perfect, though; while the last two episodes are very good, overall I enjoyed the first half a lot more than the second one. I love my romcoms with a considerable splash of angst, but a lot of the dramatic storylines on here felt a tad too silly, at least in the way they were handled. Still, the cast pulls through any and all flaws with their spot-on acting and chemistry. Jung Hae In turns in a particularly incredibly performance, showcasing his diverse and nuanced range like never before (which is saying a lot, since I already considered him a supremely skilled actor). To sum up, Love Next Door has its issues, but it's more than lovely enough to get past them.

[sanguispluvia]

Shin Seungho in Weak Hero Class 1

Fight scene in 1x02

[bts-bangtanies]

BTS at Inkigayo ‘Proof’ (anthology album - 10 Jun 📀) comeback performances of “Yet to Come” 🧞🧙🏻‍♂️🦹🏻🦸🏻‍♀️👩‍🚀🧑🏻‍🚒👩🏻‍🎤 (19 June 2022 broadcasted 🖥️) previously released (27 March 2022 📷) behind-the-scene photos re-released in celebration of BTS 10th debut anniversary of BTS 🧺🎉🪅🎊📤📌📘 - JHope 🐿️ - 16 June 2023

[binging-asian-dramas]

My Liberation Notes. 8

Story: 9

Acting: 10

Chemistry: 10

Comparable to: My Mister (kdrama) ; When the Weather is Fine (kdrama); Just Between Lovers (kdrama)

This is one of those life dramas with excellent phenomenal simplicity storytelling. The characters are beautifully written and acting are 👌I will say the storyline starts off on a more depressing dark side of tone how life can be but it does get a more uplifting feel later in the series. It’s all about the struggles of relationships (the good and bad), family issues, growing up, and just trying to survive in a world where you feel like everything is hitting you at once. I can see where fans would say it could get draggy somewhat, but I didn’t really have a problem with it.

[glowstar826]

The Interest of Love traumatized me one way.

Crash Course in Romance will traumatize me in another way.

[namjhyun]

Our Blooming Youth Review | Episode 01 and 02

The drama throws us in the middle of a political war already underway and the script is smart to give us enough information to catch up. You can feel the stakes are high and how betrayal, murder, conspiracy are all breathing down at the Crown Prince's neck.

Lady Min (Jeon So Nee) is smart and resourceful. I am already looking forward to see her solve her family's murder and how it's connected to whoever is threatening Crown Prince Hwan (Park HyungSik).

As we learn about the Crown Prince’s true face and insecurities, Lady Min proves to be an outstanding and wise adviser. Now that it has been stablished their enemies are probably the same, I think they will be a force to be reckoned with.

I'm keeping my eye on Sergeant Han Sung-on (Yun Jong Seok) and Lord Kim Myung-jin (Lee Tae Sun). I don't think they are directly involved in the murder of Lady Min's family or the threats to the Crown Prince but perhaps their families are since their respective fathers are Ministers.

I think Lee Hwan wants to trust Sergeant Han but since becoming the Crown Prince it has become difficult to do so, even if he is a childhood friend, because of whom his father is. I admit Minister Han (Cho Seong-ha) is cryptic AF. He looks like ally but is he?

If Minister Han is working against Crown Prince Hwan, it would make sense that he would send someone to kill Governor Min to keep the letter secret and since his son was engaged to their daughter, it would give him opportunity. But, what would be his reason to depose Hwan?

Minister Jo (Jung Woong in) seems like the obvious choice. He’s not trying to hide his dislike for Crown Prince Hwan and wants to depose him to put his own nephew in his place and take control. I think he might be some kind of red herring to distracts from the real person moving all the pieces.

I also don’t trust the Queen (Hong Soo-hyun). I think she might be playing the long game to get her way through her uncle’s machiavellian ways.

Meanwhile I can’t read Minister Kim (Son Byung Ho) at all. I am pretty sure he will become a bigger player later in the story but I’m still not sure for which side. I hope the drama shows a little more of him at court and his relationship with his son.

Crown Prince's bodyguard Tae Gang (Heo Won So) and Lady in waiting Jang Garam (Pyo Yejin) both seem pure and loyal. I am already praying nothing happens to them through the course of this drama because my spidey senses tell me main character is dying in Our Blooming Youth.

Technically speaking, the cinematography is beautiful to look at, the costume design really well done, the directing and performances fun to watch but also set the seriousness of the problems our main characters must overcome. The best part it's the script, which I found to be very smart and well paced.

Overall, I think this drama has the potential to be a great sageuk!