Posts Tagged ‘Jin Yi-han’
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You’re Here, You’re Here, You’re Really Here: An introduction
You’re Here, You’re Here, You’re Really Here is the MBN sitcom that premiered at the start of December, which touted itself as a new style of sitcom modeled after the American sitcom format, with a Friends-like vibe. Supposedly. At 120 episodes and on a daily airing schedule, it’s not a show I’d normally want to... More »
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MBN’s sitcom You’re Here begins filming
I’ve been interested in MBN’s “Korean Friends” sitcom since it was announced, and now we’ve got the first stills from You’re Here, You’re Here, You’re Really Here (gah, that title), starring (from left to right) Yoo In-young, Jin Yi-han, and Lee Soo-kyung. I’m not that familiar with Yoo In-young, the 27-year-old actress of A Man... More »
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Jin Yi-han romances Lee Soo-kyung in cable sitcom
Here’s an update for the MBN sitcom touting itself as a Korean-style Friends, which previously cast Lee Soo-kyung as its female lead. The drama was previously titled You Drive Me Crazy, but has changed it to the rather redundant-sounding You’re Here, You’re Here, You’re Really Here [왔어 왔어, 제대로 왔어]. Are they fans of Sally... More »
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Weekend drama Hooray For Love’s promo stills
MBC’s about to premiere a new weekend drama, Hooray For Love, which looks pretty cute if we’re going solely on the stills and promo shots that have been released. This is the drama Jae Hee (Three Dads, One Mom) and Jung Seok-won (Dr. Champ) had both dropped out of, and stepping in to replace them... More »
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Fine Windy Day off to successful start
Today saw the premiere of a new KBS daily drama, Fine Windy Day, which started right off the bat with an impressive 22% rating (AGB Nielsen). Granted, daily dramas tend to get solid ratings because they have pretty loyal audiences, but that’s still quite a feat for a first broadcast. By comparison, its predecessor, Everybody... More »
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Youthful cast takes over daily drama Fine Windy Day
Kim So-eun, Seo Hyo-rim Daily dramas generally bring in stable ratings and have their loyal audiences, but they’re not usually shows that center around — or get buzz for — their hot young casts. However, KBS’s upcoming daily Fine Windy Day [바람 불어 좋은날] is attracting notice for its youthful cast more than its veterans,... More »
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