Posts Tagged ‘Hwang Jung-eum’
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Kill Me, Heal Me: Episode 6
It’s time for Ri-jin to make big choices (none of them involve kisses, sorry), but is it really up to her? It’s her big question this episode as strings get pulled in all senses. Both of our main characters have to take a stand, but the threats loom big for Do-hyun, who not only has... More »
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Kill Me, Heal Me: Episode 5
Get ready for a softer side of Se-gi this episode, who appears ready to sacrifice any and all shreds of self-respect in order to woo Ri-jin. Is it really a love triangle if two of the competing males are personalities inhabiting the same body? I have no idea, but I’m willing to put aside questions... More »
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Kill Me, Heal Me: Episode 4
This episode takes some time to slow down, giving our main trio some time for introspection. But there’s no shortage of new news, as hints pile up around the locked room that is everyone’s hidden past. The biggest developments come for Do-hyun, who takes direct hits on more than one front and has to come... More »
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Kill Me, Heal Me: Episode 3
This show keeps getting better and better! We get a healthy dose of action and humor this time around, with help from another of Do-hyun’s alter egos. More of the general picture is revealed, but the secrets of the past are still hidden from us, as they are from Do-hyun. Hints of Do-hyun’s true strength... More »
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Kill Me, Heal Me: Episode 2
Kill Me, Heal Me‘s premise had so much potential to go very wrong, so I’m glad that it’s taken the path of thoughtful pathos rather than cheap laughs and overwrought melo. By packing some emotional heft into the characters, even the much-used battlefield of corporate takeovers can be refreshed. Fighter Se-gi provides a strong counterpoint... More »
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Kill Me, Heal Me: Episode 1
Hello again drama fans! This is purplecow, back after a long recapping hiatus. Kill Me, Heal Me is a “healing romance” between a third-generation chaebol with multiple personalities and the first-year resident psychiatrist who will have to deal with each and every one of them. The first episode began a little rocky but found its... More »
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Hwang Jung-eum romances Ji Sung(s) in Kill Me, Heal Me
With only a couple days till the show premieres, MBC has released new posters for Kill Me, Heal Me, its “healing romance” featuring Ji Sung (and his seven personalities) falling in love with Hwang Jung-eum, a psychiatric resident. I always find these doctor-patient romances uncomfortable, but if we’re looking for a silver lining, I do... More »
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2014 SBS Drama Awards
And now for SBS’s awards! I thought yesterday’s ceremony over at MBC was a bit lackluster, but maybe that was more about not really loving MBC’s dramas of the past year and not having seen very many of their winners. It’s a different story over at SBS, which had a bunch of shows (and more... More »
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Park Seo-joon and Hwang Jung-eum as Kill Me, Heal Me’s rowdy twins
Cameras are rolling on the set of MBC’s new Wednesday-Thursday drama Kill Me, Heal Me, and not a moment too soon — Mr. Back ends today. It’s a good thing they’re planning to air something else for a week, because what with Kill Me, Heal Me’s casting troubles delaying the production, every minute’s got to... More »
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Kill Me Heal Me secures leads and supporting cast
It took a while, but Kill Me Heal Me finally has a cast, all at once — and it’s not a bad one, either. I’d wondered when it seemed to have difficulty getting actors to stick around, but maybe the wait was worth it to end up with Ji Sung after all? And joining him... More »
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Teaser and stills for SBS’s weekend melo Endless Love
SBS is readying its next weekend drama for launch, which’ll be the heroine-caught-between-brothers-of-tragedy drama Endless Love, which stars Hwang Jung-eum (Secret) as said heroine. Ryu Soo-young (Two Weeks) will play her youthful love, while his younger brother Jung Kyung-ho (Heartless City) is the one who’s loved her from afar. Cue angsting! In the poster above,... More »
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