No big deal, right? I mean, anyone can comment on this site using the name “George Clooney” and nobody would think it was actually him, wishful thinking aside.

But no, anything dealing with SBS and/or Park Shin-yang must be handled awkwardly. SBS made an official statement asserting that PD Jang was surprised to find himself in the middle of a commentroversy and that he did not, in fact, author the comment, following criticism of PD Jang because of it. (And I say: SBS, are you unclear on the concept of the internet?)

Apparently PD Jang, who worked with Park Shin-yang on their previous drama War of Money, is a good friend of the actor — in which case, shouldn’t this have passed without a fuss? I just think this is hilarious — what, after you banned Park from your station, SBS, are you suddenly afraid of somehow offending him?

Via Star News

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Eek! I am so, so behind. *facepalm* I actually considered mushing some of the episodes together into one giant recap, just so I could catch up, but then realized that this drama has waaaaay too many important details to leave out. Also, I don’t know when to shut up. But y’all probably already know that by now.

POTW has now entered what I like to think of as the second phase in its love story process. First was Yoon-bok and Jeong-hyang, and now, we get to see some Yoon-bok/Hong-do action. Also, Jeong-jo plays a much bigger role in this episode! Ahhh, the smell of sexy politics…I’M LOVIN’ IT!

SONG OF THE DAY

The Strokes – “Heart in a Cage” The first concert I ever attended was a Strokes concert, so of course they hold a special place in my heart. Fabrizio Moretti is too hot for this planet. [ Download ]

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First of all, I’d like to apologize for the lateness of these recaps. Things are rather busy with school at the moment, and unfortunately, my education comes first. (Trust me, though, I would much rather be writing these recaps than writing a paper on Thomas King. My heart is with youuuuu!)

Anyway. This episode was: More lesbian action + feminist themes = one happy Dahee.

SONG OF THE DAY

Ani DiFranco – “Not A Pretty Girl” – I often listen to dear Ani whenever I write – she tends to get the creative juices flowing for me. This song in particular inspires me to write angry feminist poetry. Lol.
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This episode had some aggravating scenes, which made me a little grumpy. But it also had some really beautiful scenes (GAYNESS!), and that pretty much balanced everything out. I will note, however, that I’m still waiting for a really stand-out episode from Painter, quality-wise. But good things come to those who wait, I suppose?

SONG OF THE DAY

Bobby Kim – “Weak Man.” Bobby Kim = coolness personified. [ Download ]

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Ha! Park Shin Yang in drag. That image has been BURNED onto my BRAIN.

I guess that shows you just how much more lighthearted this episode was over, say, episode three, which was Angstfest to the Max. What I appreciate about Painter is that, although it can try a little too hard to be humourous at times, those light scenes always serve something to the plot and the characters. So I can tolerate things that I wouldn’t be able to tolerate in lesser dramas.

SONG OF THE DAY

Cherry Filter – “난 여자였다” (I was a woman). Dahee says: “From their first album, ‘Head-Up’. I adore Cherry Filter with my entire being, and this song seemed very suitable, for obvious reasons.”
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Here’s the gist. Park Shin-yang broke Moon Geun-young’s nose and now Painter of the Wind production will be delayed as she heals.

Ow. And this comes just after she injured herself falling down a well during filming just a week before. Hopefully, accidents don’t become a trend for the SBS drama.

The details: On October 9, the cast and crew were filming episode 7 in Yongin’s Korea Folk Village. In the middle of an arguing scene between the two actors, Park Shin-yang’s elbow connected with the left side of Moon Geun-yang’s nose, giving her a (small) fracture.

Moon’s nose was bruised as a result, and an X-ray at the hospital revealed her injury. She was moved to a Seoul hospital, where she underwent “simple surgery.”

According to her management, she will be taking a break from filming for at least a week while she recovers. The rest of the cast and crew will continue to film without their lead actor, but the production will still be pushed back because of her absence. Instead of the new episodes that were scheduled to air this week, SBS will be broadcasting a Painter of the Wind “special” program.

Via Hankook Ilbo

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Painter of the Wind continues to impress, despite a few flaws here and there. I officially want to marry Moon Geun Young.

SONG OF THE DAY

Sam Roberts – “A Stone Would Cry Out.” Dahee says: “It’s by one of my favourite Canadian rockers, from his album ‘Chemical City’.” [ Download ]

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