Comments on: Triple: Episode 14

By: kippy

kippy — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 01:18:46 +0000

are you ever going to finish recapping this? it’s sitting in the back of my drama box and i just can’t seem to open it up … but i want to know the endinggggg. please finish your recap!

By: more

more — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 08:12:15 +0000

please finish the recaps this is a good drama with great music it’s worth finishing.

By: haru+poong-ho

haru+poong-ho — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:52:19 +0000

the only reason i’m watching this drama is because i’m still hoping haru and poong-ho will get together in the end. why didn’t the writers focus on haru’s one-sided love to her brother-by-marriage and then realize later on that it’s just infatuation? because as much as people say its “slice of life” or whatever, if 18 year old haru would get together with her 34 year old brother no matter how many years down the road… it is just too weird / too creepy in more ways than one.

By: cathie

cathie — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 19:52:48 +0000

I’m pretty much like xiaoSxin. I’ve been watching Triple episodes first then reading Javabean’s recaps. I read them after because I want to know what impression that particular episode left on someone else and compare it with my own. Much like actually talking to someone else who has watched the show.

Anyway, I think I’m starting to get why not a lot of people like Triple. But for me it does have its own charm that makes it more endearing to watch then let’s say.. Boys Over Flowers. (OK please don’t kill me for that. That’s just my opinion.)

So I totally agree with luraaa when she said,
“If you say that this is a slice of life kind of story, then, this isn’t really for everyone. I suppose this is the kind of show that you could keep watching forever, without really ending it because there’s something inside you that doesn’t want to let go of the characters. And so you continue watching them, even though it takes forever for you to finish it. And when you do, you’ll feel different because it felt like you were also part of the show.”

I feel that Triple is exactly that kind of drama. And these types are rare in my opinion. I felt the same when I finished Coffee Prince and so far from the dramas I’ve watched only Triple has managed to draw out the same effect. I totally do not agree with the whole Haru-Hwal thing but I still manage to pass that and still be able to relate with all of the characters.

Plus I think Poong Ho was added more than enough motivation to finish this series. (haha ) He’s just so adorable.

By: SuzY

SuzY — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:51:00 +0000

hi, do u know the song that was played in episode 14, when hawl and hara were skating?? its around the 7min..when they were holding hands…thanks!, isit avalible on the ost?? Thankssss so much if u can help…really love this dramaa..esp hawl and hara

By: foru

foru — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:15:29 +0000

I admit that I watched this drama solely for Yoon Kye-sang and as usual he didn’t disappoint me at all but I stopped watching this drama half way. It’s not because it’s not good but it’s just the kind of drama that I’d watch only when I have the free time.

By: tree

tree — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 09:08:13 +0000

I have to say I haven’t finished triple yet. I did lose interest around the time Wal did die. LOL.

There is something appealing about the drama, I know I shouldn’t expect Coffee Prince from it, but I was hoping it would be coffee prince-esque. Triple lacks the oomph that CP had. But I loved the music tracks on Triple.

By: Thai Fan

Thai Fan — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:44:16 +0000

Dear Javabeans, Does this mean you’re dropping KJW? Then, can i have him please?

By: anny3fam

anny3fam — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:29:21 +0000

“If you say that this is a slice of life kind of story, then, this isn’t really for everyone. I suppose this is the kind of show that you could keep watching forever, without really ending it because there’s something inside you that doesn’t want to let go of the characters. And so you continue watching them, even though it takes forever for you to finish it. And when you do, you’ll feel different because it felt like you were also part of the show.

Anyway, point is, this isn’t really for everyone. Some get bored, some got hooked, while some, don’t finish it. But then again, that’s what JB’s recaps are for.”

great analysis!
that is it for me, i guess.
makes me think about my life, the people who were in it, and not anymore.
the mistakes we made. and it’s hard for me to let go although not completely satisfied..

thank you Javabeans for this blog and everything in it.

By: luraaa

luraaa — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:08:14 +0000

I haven’t seen this series, but I think it was very brave for the producers and writer (and the whole crew) to come up with this kind of show. It wasn’t appreciated very well by the Korean audience, as they are more into the typical melodramas which I don’t think they’ll ever get tired of. Thank God though that they have new unconventional dramas (like Story of a Man) nowadays. It saves me from the tragedies of the typical Korean dramas.

If you say that this is a slice of life kind of story, then, this isn’t really for everyone. I suppose this is the kind of show that you could keep watching forever, without really ending it because there’s something inside you that doesn’t want to let go of the characters. And so you continue watching them, even though it takes forever for you to finish it. And when you do, you’ll feel different because it felt like you were also part of the show.

Anyway, point is, this isn’t really for everyone. Some get bored, some got hooked, while some, don’t finish it. But then again, that’s what JB’s recaps are for.