Although this drama still has such links but at least life dont revolve on the love alone. Initially a bit slow but after Jang Hyuk picked up his skills or in the process of finding the skills, my gosh, so interesting! I am now watching the part that he met someone in the prison… so I am looking forward to the next broadcast via cable tv. cant wait to see it!!! Although initially i am afraid I wont like it because its abt ‘flowers card’ but then, as the story goes, u will know 3 and 8 kwang is highest hahahahaha. plus some tiny stuffs here n there. Interesting! Really worth watching and janghyuk, all the artistes are wonderful in this drama.

Tazza was definitely a darker drama and what really turned me off was the desperation in people and gambling. Both topics which are not particularly interesting for me. I couldnt make myself watch more than 5-6 episodes, its not my cup of tea.

Anyway, there was a great deal to like in Tazza. For one thing, there was plenty of humor. Jang Hyuk is not just an excellent dramatic actor; he can do comedy really well (anyone who saw Please Teach Me English wouldn’t be surprised). There were touching scenes, there were exciting scenes. Sets were good, locations were well chosen. The camera work was fantastic and the music was great. The supporting cast was really good. Cons included HYS, who has no range and had no chemistry with JH. He did his very best, but their “romance” was never believable. This wasn’t a drama for the romance junkies. Also, to be fair, the parts for the two principal female characters were not written so that one could learn much about them. Those characters were reduced in many instances to mere plot devices.

The ratings for Tazza increased steadily and might have been even better save for competition from EOE (which I tried to watch but gave up after 9 or 10 episodes…overwrought, overdone, and a lot of bad acting….). Once the early stuff was out of the way, I was never bored with Tazza. For me, the episodes passed quickly, and I was always involved and entertained. I will never tire of watching Jang Hyuk do his stuff, and KIm Min Joon looked absolutely great in Tazza and handled his role well. Viva Tazza!

Tazza didn’t grab my attention, I really liked the sound of it but when ever I#d sit down to watch my attention would drift.

I liked the idea of the plot, gambling seen from the con artist’s pov was interesting and I liked seeing all the tricks being learned and foiled.
I think it came down to the cast, the romance was lack luster and I didn’t find any of the characters engaging. As hot as the second male lead was, really really hot, it wasn’t enough to keep me watching.

@Javabeans- I like this idea. I know you’re a Kdrama blog but it’d be interesting to open it up to other popular asian dramas too.A random drama sound off if you will.

Forget Tazza, GH2, World within..
The only good, new drama that’s currently airing is MBC daily drama “I love you, don’t cry.” I won’t blame anyone for getting addicted on it as it’s getting more and more fans in soompi.