Comments on: My Fair Lady: Episode 7

By: ahjummabunny

ahjummabunny — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 14:45:30 +0000

I know I’m late but Save the Last Dance for Me ( Eugene, Ryu Soo Young ) while very similar to Love Affair ( Charles Boyer, Irene Dunn version) is most similar to Random Harvest. However, I have to say it would be great if they took another stab at the Random Harvest story. Is there anything better than Greer Garson calling “Smithy!” at the gate and Ronald Coleman knowing she means him!

By: sky santos

sky santos — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 17:50:53 +0000

what’s with Tae Yoon’s hair… is it a plot to make him uglier so that dongchan would shine more… less of his smiles also can be seen…

By: Sere

Sere — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 01:20:28 +0000

I started watching this drama for YEH, but I stayed for Yoon Sang-hyun. I LOOOVE his Dong-chan!

Thanks for the recap.

PS: now I feel like rewatching Last scandal of my life. Heh. Sarah, you’re so sneaky! *g*

By: shahab

shahab — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:55:09 +0000

nice.thanks

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By: kirara

kirara — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 01:36:31 +0000

I have to say that Tae Yoon and HaeNa both changed their looks,, She cut her hair short right? Not tied up like earlier episodes.. but I’m really not diggin Tae Yoon’s new look though.. I like him with the hair kinda sticking up..

I also have to say Awww.. to the Two of them when they were holding hands..

But I kinda want to think that HaeNa is selfish, for wanting Dong Chan to be her Personal Attendant forever, I mean We the viewers know the reason he wants to quit but I think I’d be a bit more understanding,, (sorry dont bash me everyone!), i’m sure she didnt have to yell and scream at him to give her an answer.. then again. this is a TV drama, so I guess you cant take it too seriously..

To be a millionaire requires you to wear some interesting clothes.. YEH mustve had loads of fun wearing dresses with the shoulders so boxy. The one with the tiger looking print and that short/Long white skirt she wore that night to ask Dong chan to teach her how to ride a bike..

Thanks again for you post!

By: xiaoSxin

xiaoSxin — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:26:41 +0000

awesome episode!!! So far the drama is getting along better for with plot lines and character development..

what i don’t understand… the ratings still are not high????!!!!!!

I was expecting at least a decent 20% ratings for this drama (on average).. where is the love from Korea???

By: wHOOsH

wHOOsH — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 01:02:26 +0000

awesome episode, thanks for the recap! it made the episode easier to understand, since i didn’t have all the subtitles when i watched it

By: thankyou

thankyou — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 01:00:29 +0000

I love how DC looks at HN. I didn’t notice it until you pointed it out. I find older/mature actors tend to rely upon subtle actions to deliver the message across moreso than the newbies. A character’s inner turmoil and emotional pangs can be conveyed across effectively with a simple glance.

By: belleza

belleza — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 22:26:00 +0000

I agree in principle with both rantrantrant and ockoala, though I also feel that’s generally true of most Korean rom-coms. The show mostly is a series of comic vignettes and “situations” with expensive production/cinematography, and for the most part, I enjoy it.

Having said that, that’s where I give credit to YEH’s performance. She’s not really hitting the arch-bitchiness that the part should have, but there’s emotional presence that’s true to the character. It’s not a very likable character, and the show gives almost no justification for her mean girl posturing. All the same, I don’t think YEH (while not edgy or especially bitchy) is “making nice” with her performance. In other words, she isn’t trying to make the character sympathetic.

I don’t know . . . the show works pretty well as a broad farce. I enjoy YEH/YSH playing essentially two dirty scoundrels running a muck on quaint parks and in hallways and all that. There’s raffish energy there, and the butler/master subservience makes good laughs. Individually, I empathize with their budding feelings for each other. However I don’t necessarily love them as a couple.

I guess what I’m saying is that, for me, this is a really good and expensive-looking sitcom. I can’t wait for the next episode, and I like the sparks.

“Choi Ji Woo’s chanel head to toe wardrobe in Star’s Lover ”

Choi Ji Woo looked absolutely luxurious in Star’s Lover. And the bookish-meets-GQ wardrobe of Yoo Ji Tae was faboo too.