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Suji is gonna be in a accident soon, her sister now hates her so much, i don't think Suji will be safe for now. Her sister is gonba make her life as hell. I think ML still don't know that the RickRoll'D sister likes him. I wonder what's will happen when he knows. I will not surprised if the RickRoll'D sister make him drunk something and sleep with him. I don't know if there are others children in casting People in some comments think that SML is related to FL?? Lol

So did we ever get any clarification of what's going on with Uri's family? The mom is obviously not his biological mom, but what's going on with the rest of that family? Note the family name of the "uncle" and "aunt" in the restaurant: it's Kang. The siblings however have the same family name as their adoptive mother, so how exactly is that entire family related?

Lee Junho, Kim Hye Joon, Kim Byung Chul, And Kim Hyang Gi Confirmed For New Superhero Series "Cashero" Drama Preview Apr 18, 2024 by S Nam Netflix’s upcoming drama “Cashero” has confirmed its star-studded lineup! Based on the webtoon of the same name, “Cashero” is a superhero series that follows the story of ordinary government employee Kang Sang Woong (Lee Junho), who earns the special ability to gain as much strength as the cash he holds, causing him to empty his wallet to save the world. The upcoming drama will be helmed by director Lee Chang Min of “Agency” and “Welcome to Waikiki” and penned by screenwriters Lee Je In and Cheon Chan Ho who penned “Sisyphus : The Myth.” “King the Land” and “The Red Sleeve” star Lee Junho will be playing the role of Kang Sang Woong who becomes stronger in proportion to the cash he has. Kang Sang Woong, who is an ordinary community center official who dreams of buying his own house, inherits a supernatural ability that changes his life around. Lee Junho will dynamically portray Kang Sang Woong’s struggles as he loses money after losing his ability. Kim Hye Joon, who impressed in “Kingdom,” “Inspector Koo,” “A Shop for Killers,” and more, will be starring as Kang Sang Woong’s longtime girlfriend Kim Min Sook. As an extremely analytical and realistic person, Kim Min Sook considers efficiency more important than anything else, and she has a unique talent for numbers, busting out a calculator at the sight of Kang Sang Woong’s unbelievable abilities. Although she believes Kang Sang Woong’s work as Cashero to be inefficient, she supports him more than anyone else. Kim Byung Chul, who captivated audiences through numerous hit works including “Doctor Cha,” “SKY Castle,” “Descendants of the Sun,” “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God,” and more, will be playing the role of Byun Ho In, a lawyer whose supernatural abilities activate when he drinks. He’s a figure who stands off against a mysterious organization that hunts down those with supernatural powers. After recognizing Kang Sang Woong’s unique abilities, Byun Ho In suggests that the two work together to save the world. “Along With the Gods” and “Poong, The Joseon Psychiatrist” star Kim Hyang Gi will be playing Bang Eun Mi whose supernatural powers activate based on her caloric intake. As a fearless and slightly shameless character, Bang Eun Mi is a reliable peer to Kang Sang Woong and Byun Ho In, raising anticipation for their synergy. https://www.soompi.com/article/1655620wpp/lee-junho-kim-hye-joon-kim-byung-chul-and-kim-hyang-gi-confirmed-for-new-superhero-series-cashero

If I was the Cookie lady, and a certain lady who sucks at baking cookies, would continue to ask for tea parties, I would certainly make it my life mission to her life hell I just voted for that option in the poll only because I feel for Cookie lady who puts so much effort in teaching everyone how to bake cookie, and the worst person at that just cares about tea parties (and also skips some for no reason) Jokes apart, I did have doubts about Bom being Jin Woo's daughter but the only piece which sort of doesn't sit well in the puzzle for me is the fact that Moon Young was the one who gave him the orphanage info where his daughter was, and they confirmed that she was adopted. If Moon Young and her husband did really adopt Bom, then surely Moon Young would know which orphanage she was in. Anyway, I am still inclining towards this theory thinking that writers will have some logical reason behind this. Secondly there were surely some subtle hints towards romance between Jin Woo and Moon Young, but I just think that they don't really have enough time for that left with only 4 episodes remaining in the drama. They might end the drama with an open end wrt their feelings for each other maybe. Talking about the Cookie lady's revenge against Moon Young, seeing the latest ep, it surely something more personal than Moon Young prosecuting her or causing disturbance in her previous works. I do think its related to something his father did, like killing her father and faking his death using his dead body. It might be why Cookie lady made Moon Young's husband follow the same path as well. There's too much parallel in between Moon Young's dad case, and her husband's case, and that is something the writer has been hinting towards with the flashbacks Moon Young was having. There's a chance that Cookie Lady believes "Child must bear the sins of the parents", and maybe that's why she is being punished here, for living a comparatively better life than her despite her father's sin. But then again, it might be related to Moon Young being directly related to Cookie Lady's dad as well, sort of prosecuting him and leading his death in jail or so. But seeing how Moon Young's father has been serving Cookie Lady, it seems like he faked his death like her husband, and then stole Cookie Lady's father's identity like her husband was planning to do with Tae Soo's identity. Overall I am enjoying the drama and look forward to this week's episode. I hope they end it well, and not rush the ending. The pacing of this drama has been pretty good, and I hope the writer continues to do a good job with the ending Let's just not remember that dude Noona. That guy had the main character aura when it came to facing death and would somehow dodge it throughout the drama

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Lee Joong Ok joins Park Shin Hye and Kim Jae Young in a new crime romance K-drama by lo_ve, April 18, 2024 1 3 Lee Joong Ok is confirmed to star alongside Park Shin Hye and Kim Jae Young in a new K-drama. On April 18, it was officially confirmed that Lee Joong Ok will join the cast of the upcoming crime romance K-drama The Judge from Hell which will premiere on SBS. This will be his second K-drama for 2024. Early this year, the actor was part of the cast of the hit Netflix original K-drama A Killer Paradox led by Choi Woo Shik, Son Suk Ku, Lee Hee Joon, Kim Yo Han, and Choi Sun Woo. Aside from this, Lee Joong Ok is also expected to star in the upcoming film Only God Knows Everything. He will work alongside Shin Seung Ho, Han Ji Eun, Park Myung Hoon, Jeon So Min, and Yoo Sung Joo. Lee Joong Ok made his acting debut in 2007. Since then he has starred in various supporting roles both in K-dramas and films. The actor is known for being part of the works Castaway Diva. Strong Girl Namsoon, Mine, Zombie Detective, Strangers from Hell, Come Back Home, A Year-End Medley, Hitman: Agent Jun, Extreme Job, The Drug King, and more. The Judge from Hell will tell the story of Kang Bit Na, a "demon from hell" who enters a judge's body and punishes criminals, and humane detective Han Da On who punishes the sinners. The upcoming K-drama will be the next project of director Park Jin Pyo who is known for creating the K-dramas Brave Citizen, Love Forecast, and Voice of a Murderer. Lee Joong Ok will work alongside Park Shin Hye, Kim Jae Young, Kim In Kwon, Kim Hye Hwa, and Kim Ah Young in the upcoming series. In the series, Lee Joong Ok will portray the role of Jae Hyun. He is a demon who currently owns a cleaning company called "Soldier Cleaning" in the human world. He will work closely with Park Shin Hye's character Kang Bit Na. According to reports, The Judge from Hell will premiere within the year. The K-drama will have a total of 16 episodes and it will exclusively premiere on SBS. https://mydramalist.com/article/lee-joong-ok-joins-park-shin-hye-and-kim-jae-young-in-a-new-crime-romance-k-drama

Mun Ka Young to make a special cameo appearance in 2PM Lee Jun Ho's first Netflix original K-drama by lo_ve, March 19, 2024 42 26 Mun Ka Young will be making a special cameo appearance in the upcoming K-drama Cashero. According to media outlet OSEN on March 19, Mun Ka Young will be showing her support by participating in the upcoming Netflix original K-drama Cashero. This is not the first time that Mun Ka Young has participated in several K-dramas as a cameo appearance. Just last year, she also starred and became a scene stealer in the K-drama Delightfully Deceitful. She participated in the series to show her support for Find Me in Your Memory co-star Kim Dong Wook. Mun Ka Young last starred in the 2022 K-drama The Interest of Love with Yoo Yeon Seok, Geum Sae Rok, Jung Ga Ram, Moon Tae Yu, and Oh Dong Min. The actress will also return to the movie scene through the upcoming movie Us and Them. She will be pairing up with actor Koo Kyo Hwan in the upcoming romance film. Cashero will base its story on a webtoon of the same name written by Lee Hoon and illustrated by No Hye Ok. It will reveal the journey of ordinary superheroes who protect ordinary people's daily lives. It will focus on the superhero named Kang Sang Woong. The upcoming Netflix original K-drama will be led by 2 PM's Lee Jun Ho, Kim Hyang Gi, and Kim Hye Joon. Cashero will be the next work of director Lee Chang Min who is known for helming the K-dramas Agency, Monthly Magazine Home, Eulachacha Waikiki, Remember: War of the Son, Birth of a Beauty, Midas, and more. Mun Ka Young will be reuniting with the director in the upcoming K-drama. The two have previously worked together in Eulachacha Waikiki Season 2. The upcoming K-drama Cashero will be released worldwide through the global streaming platform, Netflix. https://mydramalist.com/article/mun-ka-young-to-make-a-special-cameo-appearance-in-2pm-lee-jun-ho-s-first-netflix-original-k-drama

It is her, right? She gave back the briefcase to SJ in the car. It wasn't stolen, SJ planned for the documents to be taken to safety by another person. He is smart for always having a back-up plan and maneuvering his way. I wonder who the man who helped with the initial switch of briefcase though. He is without moral. He needed Chairman to be alive so he could carry out his plan countering the chairman's son and Yeon Joo.

@maribella Wang Yo Han was the target. He was nervously waiting for the call when the job was done. His son ended up getting hurt and he will try to put the blame on YH because he is the president of W Financial WJG is truly something. Does anyone know if Min Hae II and Da Jung are being followed or is just Min Hae II In today’s episode WJ called Min Hae II Yeobo?? I expected this to happen. Proof that WJG has crippled his son for life just because he wanted to get rid of WYH. I feel bad for WJH. WKG is certainly the worst to try to put the blame on YH for his son’s accident? Will WJH forgive his father for this. I certainly won’t because this man is determined to control his son’s life and MURDER HIS OWN NEPHEW. After YH ask him if WJG killed his father just to obtain Dream Food? It seems WJG will probably end up in jail for a long time. smh smh smh How many of you were proud of Min Hae II confronting Se Ra about everything she did to Da Jung and SDS. I am glad she told SR she is the one who made herself miserable no one else’s did. She asked her did DJ force you to have an affair, Lie and commit murder? She had to remind her, it was her choices in life that got her where she is today. I am seriously wondering do employers in Korea don’t run a back ground check before hiring someone especially for a high position. I hope it isn’t like that because lot of businesses will fail if they just hire anyone for specific job with no experience.

Ji Sung and Jeon Mi Do's Mystery Thriller "Connection" Gears Up for Release by Lily Alice, April 18, 2024 0 SBS's upcoming Friday-Saturday mystery thriller Connection, starring Ji Sung, Jeon Mi Do, Kwon Yool, Kim Kyung Nam, and Jung Soon Won, is gearing up for release. Connection tells the story of an ace detective in the narcotics team, forcibly addicted to drugs. He uncovers the entire story of connections of a 20-year corrupt friendship using the death of his friend as a clue. Ji Sung plays the ace detective Jang Jae Kyung of the narcotics team at the Anhyun Police Station. He is respected by his juniors and trusted by his seniors in the police force. Jeon Mi Do plays journalist Oh Yun Jin of the Ahn Hyun Economic Daily, who is self-assertive and outspoken by nature. Kwon Yool portrays Park Tae Jin, a prosecutor at the Anhyun District Prosecutors Office. Park Tae Jin is the brain among friends. Kim Kyung Nam portrays the antagonist Won Jong Soo, the successor of Geumhyeong Group. Jung Soon Won transforms into Heo Joo Song, the CEO of Two Star Holdings. The K-drama is helmed by Kim Moon Kyo with the screenplay written by Diary of a Prosecutor screenwriter Lee Hyun. Connection is scheduled to premiere in May 2024. More news about the K-drama's OTT streaming service is yet to come. https://mydramalist.com/article/ji-sung-and-jeon-mi-do-s-mystery-thriller-connection-gears-up-for-release

Jang Ki Yong and Others React Differently to Chun Woo Hee's Arrival in "The Atypical Family" by Lily Alice, April 18, 2024 0 JTBC's upcoming weekend drama The Atypical Family dropped stills offering a sneak peek into the character dynamics of Chun Woo Hee, Go Doo Shim, Jang Ki Yong, Kim Su Hyun, Park So Yi, and Oh Man Seok. The stills bring attention to the family dynamics of the Bok Family. Bok Gwi Joo (Jang Ki Yong), who lost both his happiness and the superpower to travel back in time due to depression, made his entrance amidst the bustling preparations for a family party looking all dull and depressed. The sight of him expressing bitterness toward his sister, Bok Dong Hee (Kim Su Hyun, aka Claudia Kim), heightens anticipation for the dynamic chemistry between the bickering siblings. In another still, Bok Dong Hee seems preoccupied wondering why she feels uneasy about Do Da Hae's arrival. Her sharp gaze further piques curiosity as to why she is wary of her. The next still features Bok Man Heum (Go Doo Shim), Gwi Joo's mother. Bok Man Heum lost her power to see the future in her dreams due to insomnia. She senses a special energy from Do Da Hae (Chun Woo Hee) and brings her to the Bok family mansion as a measure to revive the family, whose members have lost their superpowers. Then there is Eom Soon Gu (Oh Man Seok), Gwi Joo's father. Eom Soon Gu, who has diligently protected the family, is gentle and affectionate. Bok Yi Na (Park So Yi), Bok Gwi Joo's daughter who keeps her distance from Do Da Hae, is also intriguing in her own way. Her oversized glasses hint at her smartphone addiction. She remains indifferent to everyone, and unlike the other members of the Bok Family, Bok Yi Na's superpowers are unknown and she struggles with her late manifestation of abilities. Jang Ki Yong expressed his thoughts on the synergy of the Bok Family, saying, "From the atmosphere on set to the energy, everything was great. Seeing all the actors acting passionately energized me." Claudia Kim also commented, "It was comfortable. I acted naturally with Go Doo Shim, bickering as if we were a real mother and daughter, and I acted in a friendly manner with Jang Ki Yong ... and Park So Yi and I kind of became each other's fans. Oh Man Seok was also cheerful and made me feel comfortable." The Atypical Family will premiere on May 4. More news about the K-drama's OTT streaming service is yet to come. https://mydramalist.com/article/jang-ki-yong-and-others-react-differently-to-chun-woo-hee-s-arrival-in-the-atypical-family

The time travel plot is certainly very interesting. The creators of this drama and web novel was creative. I did not expect to enjoy watching episode 4. i had to watch episode 4 before commenting on this weeks episode. Episode 3 started off on a good note. Im Sol is having the time of her life, spending time with Sun Jae.

Heo Sung Tae Sheds His Villain Image and Plays a Caring Team Leader in "Crash" by Lily Alice, April 18, 2024 0 Actor Heo Sung Tae sheds his villain image and returns to the small screen as a passionate detective driven by justice in Crash. The actor takes on the role of Jung Chae Man, the team leader of the Traffic Crime Investigation (TCI) squad, who formed the team by handpicking each member, each of whom he considers a hidden gem, and serves as a supportive leader, aiding his team members in developing their skills. Heo Sung Tae described his character as the linchpin of the team, who takes care of the team members, knows how to draw the big picture, and is a leader who values justice. Having portrayed villain roles in the past, Heo Sung Tae expressed that he saw this role as a challenge. The one who inspired this challenge was director Park Joon Woo. The actor said, "The time we spent shooting together was really great. When such a great director said he thinks that I, who has played many villain roles, can play the role of Jung Chae Man well, there is no reason not to do it." The actor pointed out that Jung Chae Man's charm lies in his silliness. Moreover, Jung Chae Man's hobby of quoting Chinese idioms and ancient poems, with Heo Sung Tae's comic acting added, is expected to bring comic relief in Crash. Heo Sung Tae also commented on the team, stating, "The team's synergy is amazing. We couldn't be more united as a team." He continued, "I was fascinated by actor Lee Min Ki's cool and unpretentious demeanor. Any actor will find it easy to collaborate with Kwak Sun Young. She's a truly talented actress. Actor Lee Ho Chul, with whom I've worked for the fourth time in the same production, was very amiable, and actress Choi Moon Hee, the youngest, actively contributed as the mood maker on set, so I'm grateful to her for that." Heo Sung Tae's wish is for Crash to be watched by many people. He said, "When I first received the script, I found it fascinating that it handled such a heavy issue easily." He revealed the reason for choosing the drama, saying, "I thought it [traffic crime] was something many people should be aware of," and didn't forget to urge people to tune in, adding, "It's a drama full of joys and sorrows, so please look forward to it." Crash will premiere on May 13. More news about the K-drama's global OTT streaming service is yet to come. https://mydramalist.com/article/heo-sung-tae-sheds-his-villain-image-and-plays-a-caring-team-leader-in-crash

Get ready to hear Kim Soo Hyun’s voice in the soundtrack of “Queen of Tears”! On April 18, it was reported that Kim Soo Hyun participated in recording the OST for “Queen of Tears.” In response to the report, tvN confirmed that Kim Soo Hyun has recently finished recording for the soundtrack of the drama.… Continue reading Kim Soo Hyun Confirmed To Sing For “Queen Of Tears” Soundtrack The post Kim Soo Hyun Confirmed To Sing For “Queen Of Tears” Soundtrack first appeared on Soompi. View the full article

Kim Hye Joon in Discussion to Work Closely with 2PM's Lee Jun Ho in "Cashero" by lo_ve, October 30, 2023 31 16 Kim Hye Joon received an offer to join the upcoming webtoon-based K-drama Cashero. Media outlets reported on October 30 that Kim Hye Joon will be acting as 2 PM's Lee Jun Ho's girlfriend in the upcoming action-fantasy K-drama Cashero. Kim Hye Joon's agency ANDMARQ Entertainment responded to the circulating reports. According to the agency, "Kim Hye Joon did receive the offer to start in Cashero and she is currently reviewing it. Nothing has been decided yet." Cashero will showcase the journey of ordinary superheroes who protect regular people's daily lives. It will focus on the superhero named Kang Sang Woong. The story will be depicted on a webtoon of the same name written by Lee Hoon and illustrated by No Hye Ok. Kim Hye Joon will possibly work alongside 2 PM's Lee Jun Ho and actress Kim Hyang Gi. Kim Hye Joon got the offer to play the role of Lee Jun Ho's character's girlfriend. Cashero will exclusively air on Netflix. Meanwhile, there is no confirmation on the airing date of the action-fantasy K-drama. If Kim Hye Joon confirms her casting, this will be her return to Netflix originals after three years. She was last seen on a Netflix original in 2020 through the hit series Kingdom Season 2. For 2023, Kim Hye Joon was not included in any K-dramas. She only made a special appearance in Dr. Romantic Season 3. Next year, Kim Hye Joon is set to star in the upcoming K-drama A Shop for Killers together with Lee Dong Wook, Seo Hyun Woo, Park Ji Bin, Kim Hae Na, and Ahn Se Bin. Kim Hye Joon last starred in the Disney+ original K-drama Connect led by Jung Hae In, Go Kyung Pyo, Kim Roe Ha, Lee Tae Hyung, and Yang Dong Geun. https://mydramalist.com/article/kim-hye-joon-in-discussion-to-work-closely-with-2pm-s-lee-jun-ho-in-cashero

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@LeftCoastOppa Here is Se Ra lying really well. I love her in Lovely Runner. Her acting range is at a different level in that drama too. She is willing to lie her way into anything. What is wrong with SC? What if they sleep together and she really ends up pregnant for real??? Just the thought of that happening is creeping me out because SC is so gullible

@MayanEcho So glad you and your family are OK! It was all over the news here for a couple days, with photos of submerged cars on the roads leading to the airport. Glad your hubby and his car are good :). @partyon Oh my word, Frankly Speaking looks hilarious. Maybe May will be a better month for dramas than the first few months of 2024 have been. And...Eurovision! I miss this guy. Omo, omo, I just realized he's wearing knee pads. I think I missed that last year, what with the rest of his outfit. 348

Good questions! Would love to hear what others think, too, when they check into the thread. But I think you're right - it goes deeper than kindness. People were kind to JA "four times" throughout her life and that didn't really lead to transformative change. But DH was willing to fight for her, defend her openly, help her with her grandma, humiliate himself, etc. And JA was willing to use her street smarts to fight for him in ways no one else had. As their relationship developed, something raw and deep made them each take care of the other, kind of with abandon. I liked what the author said here: It reminded me of Fan Girl Verdict's conclusions when she finished her group re-watch of MM a couple years ago.

The Midnight Studio: Episodes 10-11 by mistyisles With his grim fate looming ever nearer, our photographer has to make a choice: accept what seems inevitable, or fight for the chance to live against all odds. And if that weren’t difficult enough to wrestle with, he and his loved ones also have to face painful truths about their pasts — many of which are far more intertwined than anyone might have guessed. EPISODES 10-11 Now that Yoon-chul has found his way to The Midnight Studio, we get his full backstory — at least, what he knows of it. Desperate to help fund his sister’s upcoming wedding, he’d reluctantly agreed to act as lookout while two accomplices robbed a vacation home. When they didn’t reemerge, he ventured inside and found them dead on the floor. Despite having been at the crime scene for less than five minutes (not nearly enough time for him to have murdered both men), Yoon-chul was arrested and indicted in record time. This was the case that rookie prosecutor Bom was pressured to close quickly and without question. That didn’t sit right with her, though, so she posted the whole story online in hopes that her fellow prosecutors would not unjustly punish someone who had yet to be proven guilty. As we’ve already seen, her higher-up, Prosecutor Lee, demanded she apologize and retract her post, and she walked out instead. Given everything he’s been through, Yoon-chul carries a ton of pent-up resentment. Multiple times, the team has to work together to talk him down from killing someone and bring him back to his right mind — all while battling their own inner demons. For Bom, that means facing Prosecutor Lee again and reopening some of her past trauma (plus, she’s still angry and hurt that Ki-joo didn’t tell her about the curse). For Ki-joo, it means confronting the truth that his uncle Ki-won is dead, since it was Ki-won who led Yoon-chul to the Midnight Studio from the netherworld. Ki-joo insists he’s fine and that he expected this, but when he’s alone, he breaks down. If Ki-won couldn’t escape the curse, what chance does he have? See, for most of his life, Ki-joo has been resigned to his eventual fate. As he explains to Bom, he focused more on securing a less excruciating death than on finding a way to survive. But when the cat-killing spirit (which is actually many spirits in one entity) catches up to him and all seems lost, all he can think about is wanting to see Bom one last time. And when Bom shows up in the nick of time to rescue him with the power of the Safe Zone, Ki-joo promises that from now on, he’ll fight for his own life with everything he has. With little time before Yoon-chul needs to pass through the Gate of the Dead, the team puts pressure on Prosecutor Lee and a detective who helped smooth over Yoon-chul’s murder. They trick the two into admitting their complicity while the ghosts record the conversation, and then Ki-joo swoops in to spook Prosecutor Lee with the evidence — and with some ghostly activity, courtesy of his assistants and Yoon-chul. Then Ki-joo does what he does best: convinces Yoon-chul’s sister to meet Yoon-chul one last time at the Midnight Studio. She brings their mother, too, and the three resolve their respective feelings of guilt in a tearful send-off. Just before his final photo, Yoon-chul thanks Bom for everything she’s done for him, and she promises to make Prosecutor Lee apologize to him, one way or another. Also seeking some semblance of closure this week is Nam-gu, who watches as his wife, JIN NA-RAE (Han Groo), packs up their home and moves back in with her mother. He’s saddened to see her handling everything on her own, only to realize she’d been doing just that during their entire marriage. He was so committed to his job that she rarely saw him — and when they did get time together, he was always falling asleep — and she didn’t dare call him when he was out for fear of endangering him. The florist, on the other hand, was attentive, reliable, and made her feel less alone. It may not excuse her affair, but Nam-gu certainly didn’t uphold his end of their wedding vows, either. Na-rae is slowly picking up on the signs that Nam-gu’s ghost is lingering around her. And elsewhere, Ji-won also connects the dots between the random people helping her lately and the infamous office ghost, whom she has finally learned was the guy who (she thought) stood her up. The next time Sung-ho possesses someone to give her an extra hand, she uses a talisman to (temporarily) trap him in the person’s body so she can finally get some concrete answers — and ask him for that date they never got to go on. Meanwhile, the investigation into Prosecutor Lee continues. Our team knows he orchestrated the vacation home murders, but not why. Eventually, Nam-gu finds a connection: one of the murdered thieves once caused a fatal car wreck, and Prosecutor Lee helped him avoid the full consequences. And wouldn’t you know it — the victims were a couple and their 12-year-old daughter, the latter of whom was in a coma for two months following the accident. That’s right: Prosecutor Lee wrecked Bom’s life twice over (at least). Though stricken by the revelation, she insists on accompanying Ki-joo to scope out the tunnel where the accident occurred. She doesn’t trust his driving (honestly, same), he might need the Safe Zone, and anyway, she figures revisiting the scene might trigger some buried memories of what actually happened there. She’s right, but she’s not prepared for the intensity of the resulting flashbacks — or for what they reveal to her. The person who pulled her from the wreckage was Ki-won, and while he was trying to call for help, another car (or perhaps the same one?) mowed him down. This week was heavy on the emotions, so I’m grateful for the few moments of levity it gave us. Like Bom asking for a more personal nickname than “Safe Zone” and Ki-joo oh-so-proudly amending it to “Safe Person!” Which I think is just the sweetest thing, even if she didn’t seem to appreciate it quite as much as I did. But that, I think, is one of the most beautiful things about their relationship: they really are each other’s safe place, no matter what. Regardless of how much they’re struggling individually or as a couple, they’re always there for each other to offer words of support and to help keep the literal and figurative demons at bay. more https://www.dramabeans.com/2024/04/the-midnight-studio-episodes-10-11/

Kim Hye Joon In Talks Along With Lee Junho And Kim Hyang Gi For New Drama Drama Oct 31, 2023 by S Kim Kim Hye Joon may star in new Netflix drama! On October 31, OSEN reported that Kim Hye Joon and 2PM’s Lee Junho will star in the new drama “Cashero” (literal title) together. In response to the report, Kim Hye Joon’s agency ANDMARQ shared, “[The actress] received an offer [to star in the drama] and is reviewing the offer.” Based on the webtoon of the same name, “Cashero” tells the story of ordinary superheroes who protect the daily lives of ordinary people. It was previously revealed that Lee Junho was offered the role of Kang Sang Woong, a new superhero known as Cashero whose physical ability becomes stronger the more cash he has. Kim Hyang Gi’s agency Cré Company also confirmed in August that the actress received an offer to star in the drama and is reviewing the offer. https://www.soompi.com/article/1623179wpp/kim-hye-joon-in-talks-along-with-lee-junho-and-kim-hyang-gi-for-new-drama 2PM Member Lee Jun-Ho, Kim Hye-Joon in New Netflix Drama Cashero, Claim Reports Varsha Narayanan 2PM member Lee Jun-Ho is all set to appear in a new Netflix Drama, titled Cashero. He will reportedly be accompanied by Kim Hye-Joon. On October 31, 2023, OSEN reported that the duo would star as leads in the K-drama, raising anticipation among the viewers. Lee Chang-Min serves as the director of the Netflix original series. In response to the report, Kim Hye-Joon’s agency ANDMARQ revealed that the actress has received the offer and is currently in the process of reviewing it. The news outlet further mentioned that preparations for the K-drama are in full progress. Cashero is an upcoming South Korean drama based on the webtoon of the same name and follows the story of ordinary superheroes protecting the lives of the citizens. Lee Jun-Ho embarks on this Netflix project fresh from the success of his previous highly successful K-drama, King The Land, with Girls Generation’s Im Yoon-Ah. On Cashero, he has been offered to play the role of Kang Sang-Woong, a superhero whose physical abilities and strength are equally proportional to the amount of cash he has. His superhero name is Cashero, making him the central focus of the story. Meanwhile, if Kim Hye-Joon takes up the offer, she will play the role of Lee Jun-Ho’s girlfriend. She will portray a character with a special talent for working her way with numbers. This role, however, will differ from many of her other projects, including Inspector Koo, Disney Plus’ Connect or the Kingdom series. This fresh combination of Lee Jun-Ho and Kim Hye-Joon in a superhero K-drama is only making way for success, concerning the lead couple as well as the storyline. They will also be reportedly accompanied by At Eighteen star Kim Hyang-Gi. The actress has also received an offer to star in the drama and is currently in the process of reviewing it. Viewers will have to stay tuned for more updates about Netflix’s Cashero. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/2pm-member-lee-jun-ho-103713641.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAACALQ2Q8TTp7W88wlhm9LjSiD2sGwdd7k7DIa5buTgVLhX7sMX_bit5aLfwGLKavdMZwi9UojkJbJYilBy2-fQHf5oPJfmLbz4nrd0jtt_BWtUS5tljRTqTo496roXVY54wwzqf_SJyHRJb_31kRxTtFI9-c4Cv7nNHzo0ozIngP

Just gotta say, the little actress playing An-Na is killing it. She's been great throughout, but the last 2 episodes she's really shined. ... oh and if any of you want to see Se-Ra in high school, check out Lovely Runner. She's got a small roll, but every time she pops up, it completely takes me out of the drama ... she's evil in that drama too ... shocker

(Posted on: Thursday, 18 April 2024) Zhu Yi Long: The 14th Beijing International Film Festival On April 18, the 14th Beijing International Film Festival grandly opened in Huairou, Beijing. More than 300 filmmakers gathered on the red carpet to kick off the opening ceremony. Click To Watch : https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024648098938893 https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024565512831047 https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024580008345604 https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024648765571076 https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024638598840424 https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024640511180827 https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5024613025906767 Fei Xiang and Zhu Yi Long, two male gods from different eras, are in the same frame. There is a sense of déjà vu that breaks the dimensional wall. Zhu Yi Long's skin is tanned a lot and he looks more casual. Fei Xiang wears sunglasses and looks like an AI human. For Zhu Yi Long, the changes are also not small. If you look closely, there are obvious scars on his forehead. It is even more obvious when you look at his face. Zhu Yi Long has obviously lost a lot of weight when he appeared this time. The sides of his cheeks are sunken, and he is almost out of shape.