Posts Tagged ‘Ji Chang-wook’

Drama Casting & News
2011 SBS Drama Awards
by | December 31, 2011 | 139 Comments
And now to conclude the Big 3 Broadcaster awards with SBS, featuring some of the most popular dramas of the year. Tree With Deep Roots was the big winner of the night, winning six trophies in total, including the Daesang for Han Seok-kyu, and the Top Excellence Award for Best Drama. There were no big... More »


Drama Recaps
Bachelor’s Vegetable Store: Episode 3
by | December 29, 2011 | 38 Comments
We’re just two Bachelors into the Six Pack, which is slow for my liking, but on the upside I just adore what we’ve seen of them so far. Mostly Tae-yang, who brightens up the screen with his presence, his warm spirit, his good humor… and okay, the sheepish half-nakedness surely doesn’t hurt. Frankly, the proportion... More »


Drama Recaps
Bachelor’s Vegetable Store: Episode 2
by | December 26, 2011 | 43 Comments
Finally! Ji Chang-wook! Boy, did you make me suffer through a whole lot of backstory to get to you. The second episode spends most of its time still stuck in the past, throughout which I’m continuously mumbling, yeah, we geddit. But the good news is, once we get out, things look brighter. Let’s just hope... More »


Drama Recaps
Bachelor’s Vegetable Store: Episode 1
by | December 21, 2011 | 67 Comments
Another premiere! Bachelor’s Vegetable Store, which premiered today on Channel A, is both more than I was expecting, and less. I was hoping it would be light and heartwarming, which it is. There are some truly aww-inducing sweet relationships, with characters you can imagine yourself falling in love with, with conflicts clearly established for the... More »


Drama Casting & News
In the market for Bachelor’s Vegetable Store
by | December 14, 2011 | 70 Comments
Aha, so this Bachelor’s Vegetable Store has some real six-packs to go along with its Bachelor Six Pack! This drama does know how to speak to its audience — it’s sure got my attention. (Also? The real-life Chonggak/Bachelor brand should really expand and make this Bachelor Six Pack into a real thing. What? Beer is... More »


Drama Casting & News
Meet the Bachelors of the Veggie Store
by | November 29, 2011 | 133 Comments
I thought we’d only have one bachelor in upcoming drama Bachelor’s Vegetable Store — played by Ji Chang-wook — but we get SIX? The more, the merrier. Bring on the pretty! They are, in order of the photo below: Ji Chang-wook, our hero (Warrior Baek Dong-soo); Kim Young-kwang (White Christmas); Lee Kwang-soo (City Hunter); pop... More »


Drama Casting & News
Veggie Store gets its bachelor, broadcaster, and leading lady
by | November 3, 2011 | 153 Comments
It’s confirmed: Ji Chang-wook will take the lead role in the drama series Bachelor’s Vegetable Store, which will air on cable (surprise surprise) on Channel A. The news was teased a while back after Yoon Shi-yoon dropped from the list of candidates, filling his schedule instead with the upcoming Me Too, Flower, and Ji was... More »


Drama Casting & News
Bachelor’s Veggie Store: Yoon Shi-yoon out, Ji Chang-wook in?
by | September 27, 2011 | 46 Comments
It’s certainly cable’s year, that’s for sure. And it looks like there’s a running theme in this fall’s lineup — TvN’s got Flower Boy Ramyun Shop in the works, and now jTBC is gunning to air its pretty-boy-shop-owner show, Bachelor’s Vegetable Store, in the fall as well. Does every pretty boy get a shop now?... More »


Drama Reactions & Reviews
Warrior Baek Dong-soo: First Impressions
by | July 5, 2011 | 81 Comments
Crap. It’s good. What to do? There just aren’t enough hours in a day for all these dramas! Fusion action historical drama Warrior Baek Dong-soo premiered on Monday to 10.1% ratings (with Baby-Faced Beauty in the lead at 14.2% and Ripley close behind at 12.9%). This was one we were keeping an eye on because... More »


Drama Casting & News
Warrior Baek Dong-soo’s first poster
by | June 21, 2011 | 42 Comments
The first official poster is out for upcoming fusion action sageuk Warrior Baek Dong-soo, a show about which I am being cautious, but optimistic. Because while some of its stills verge on looking cheesy, others are much more interesting, visually and thematically. Plus! It stars two young rising stars, Ji Chang-wook as the good guy... More »