Posts Tagged ‘On Air’
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Kim Haneul sings for On Air
Well, her On Air co-stars Park Yong Ha and Song Yoon Ah both have songs on the series soundtrack (see below), so now it’s Kim Haneul‘s turn. She’s showcasing her heretofore hidden singing abilities and recording a track to be released on the drama’s second OST. She explained, “I’ve received so much love because of... More »
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News bites: April 21, 2008
Phew, lots to talk about today: Get ready to welcome Go Soo back from the military! He completes his mandatory service this week; he’ll be released on the 25th and plans to have a fanmeeting that very day in Seoul. He gets back to work immediately in a play (read here) which premieres in May.... More »
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News bites: April 13, 2008
KBS’s new action drama Rivals, aka Kang-jeok-deul or Adversaries, premieres tomorrow. In striving for realism, Chae Rim visited a special attack squad and handled real firearms; Lee Jong Hyuk and stunt actors worked under a special-effects director and shot blanks from real guns. Now let’s see if the story’s any good. Kim Dong Wan, currently... More »
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Broadcast delays for Who Are You?, On Air
I hadn’t even realized until I went to download the episode for today that Who Are You? and On Air did not broadcast their latest episodes today due to the general election coverage. Both series will air their eleventh episodes instead tomorrow, the 10th. (Three Dads, One Mom, on the other hand, did air its... More »
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On Air: First impressions
Hm. Perhaps SBS and I are not meant to be on friendly terms. It’s not that there’s anything about the broadcast station in particular that I don’t like; it’s just that it’s been ages since I’ve seen an SBS drama I really enjoyed. And the dramas I’ve actively disliked recently have all been SBS series.... More »
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New midweek shows “On Air,” “Who Are You?”
Last week saw the finales of both of Hong Gil Dong‘s competitors — New Heart crescendoed to its end with a whopping 33% rating, while Bulhandang [Con Man] limped to the finish line with a paltry 5%. (Hong Gil Dong has dropped a point or two, but is holding relatively stable in the 13%-15% range.... More »
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