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Well, the second part of the football game was pretty good, and JH actually showed that he's a good player (two goals) , but then the show switched to a completely different thing. Dissappointed me we didn't get to see more interactions with JH. Going back to waiting for news...
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The preview of today's episode- Loved this moment in the previous ep. Threatening JH
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I noticed something interesting, the show The player from 2019, just got a second season. This is something that we're seeing more and more, second seasons to shows that I guess had high ratings? The fact that it's not a new show, but rather old, is interesting... I wonder- what show of JH would you want a second season of? Also, Lee Sang Yeob appeared on the recent Radio star, and mentioned that he recently got married and that JH attended his wedding- https://www.instagram.com/p/C8OQ_v3BaYZ/
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I admit that after Goblin, and just how I hated it, I never tried watching anything else this actor has done... But, since right now I'm looking for shows with leads that are not in their twenties or teenagers, this Sounds interesting...... About this moment between Jihyo and JH- I also was wondering what they were talking about. I hope it's about a project...
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I saw on dramacool site. Actually he has had bruising on his hands lots of times, probably from working on the punching bag. During the cooking show, for example, his hand was bandaged, and it was all red and swollen
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Just watched the episode, and it was hilarious! Actually, what I didn't know is that it's a two parter, meaning- JH will also be in the next episode. Joy! What was interesting and different from his previous appearances is that JH's part is partially scripted. I'm quite sure of it since JH says in the begining that he's bad in football, while we know for a fact that he's not. To be accurate, it's not so much as scripted, as it is a setup. JH has a premise in this episode, and it's hilarious- the first part is him being bad in football, and the second part is him getting preferential treatment by KJK because he's his friend. That's the running gag in the episode, and everyone joins in on it. Including JH. So, throughout the episode KJK is being his usual bully to the other guys but extremely sweet to JH while JH most of the time is serious and quiet, but when the other guys turn to JH, expecting him to be the responsible adult, he turns around and joins KJK's bullying and nonsense, and it's so funny! everyone were having a lot of fun with it. Also, Kang Hoon was being his adorable hilarious self. Lots of fun and laughs. But in the preview for the next episode it seems that JH's secret being good in football is actually revealed All in all- a lot of fun, watch the show! I'm sad for him, but really he should have known- the last few projects of Disney have been awful! Especially those involving the other Korean actors. I really hope JH will not fall for Disney's money... hi!!!
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look at his hand here, lots of bruising-
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Several clips from yesterday's RM ep: https://youtu.be/YvwguGiLuJg?si=7ptBbb14BsMEYRw4 Imitating JH... Actually in the previous show JH, he neutralized the imitations pretty quickly, making it about an acting lesson- Spoiler More clips: Losing team not eating meat? Feeding JH all the same KJK the bully, and JH helps The black team lost, but had a lot of fun-
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This is the only pic pf the white outfit I saw of yet
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Fan meeting today in Osaka-
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Good for him for not allowing his insecurities to hold him back! And Finally we'll have the opporunity to listen to his own words, and not through translators. The English doesn't have to be perfect, just just enough to help him convey his thoughts... In the mean time, I understand that The Acolyte, in which Lee Jung-jae had a role in, is a complete disaster! This makes it the third or fourth Korean actor who ventured into a big Hollywood production, only for the production to turn out to be a complete dud. Seeing that- I would encourage JH to continue and take his time. Not to rush into a production just because it's big, and for god sakes- STAY AWAY FROM DISNEY!
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If you haven't seen this and understand spanish- I highly reccomend! A great review of MF The translation of the post:"Our @Ygorla is clear about it. Spending 24 hours with #JangHyuk is the best, the best, the best, the best. No, she's not stupid"
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I'm not saying that the guy is not a a good actor, since I don't know him. I'm just saying that it's easier for an actor in a Kdrama to be more impressive when he's an antagonist or even just not the protagonist. The best example that I can think of is Park Se-Young- to me she was super impressive in BM as a sort of an antagonist, while in MF she was super bland and boring as the FL. Maybe that is why so many people like JH in Voice, as he managed to make his character interesting and spicy, even though he was protagonist. Also, maybe this why I was so disspointed in Park Sung-Woong in the killing vote. He was a sort of an antagonist, but he still managed to bore me! now, that is an achievement! Completely agree with you on that. That aspect of the show was very surprising and refereshing for a Kdrama. If we go back to The Killing vote, the main bad guy kills essentially cause he's obsessed with Park Sung-Woong character. but since this is a Kdrama, they dont go all the way and explain why. The most obvious explanation would be that this is a sexual obseession, and the show almost says it, but ends up avoiding it, making the root of the obsession some sort of a strange admiration of the guy. The same goes to the bad guy in TMWYS- he's presented as being obsessed with OHJ, but again the show goes out of it's way to avoid the obvious sexual aspect of the obsession, and instead makes its root to be in a strange form of respect and resentment, something that can't explain why it drives a person to kill over. Not to mention all the shows focused of serial Killers. From what I understood almost all serial killings have a sexual aspect to them, butI have rarely seen a Kdrama that includes it, making the murders not make any sense. Brutal for brutality's sake. There are shows that almost go there, but then stop short. If I remember correctly, the bad guy in Voice is presented as sexy, just from the the way the actor was portraying him. However, his killings never had a sexual aspect to them, making no sense. Again, I don't want Kdramas to go the American shows rout and become overly sexual and explicit. I just want them to portray humans as humans, and not sanitized puppets. I sure did...
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I am with you about the husband of the main antagonist. He and the antagonist were the most impressive, character wise, in the show. But I don't know if that makes them the better actors. The fact is that the antagonists being the more interestinng is a pattern I noticed in revenge shows, and in cop shows that have a main baddie. The protagonists tend to be generic and generally boring. Even if there is some attempt to make them interesting in the first episodes, it usually fizzles out as the show progresses, since the focus is more on the investigation and less about their character, which leaves all the character development to the antagonists. In the mean time, I also tried to watch another Korean show, this time a show called- Risky Romance. At first it was cute enough, though the reason the FL gets involved with the ML is too feeble- she a doctor specializing in hormones ao she can't help herself- she has to try and heal people, no matter what! But then the ML, that is a surgeon with a brain injury, starts abusing people. Mentally and Physically. Actually hitting and abusing people, including the FL. What made me drop the show was the reaction to it- everyone just accepted it. And the hospital never even thought twice about allowing a surgeon with a recent brain injury to continue and operating on people. I know that the abusive ML is common in Kdramas, but I just can't take it, so I dropped it.
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Saw this random post... God I miss seeing JH acting!!!
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This person posted a report of the Fan meeting. Seems like it was mostly stories we've already saw in the latest Radio star episode JH attended, and the rest sounds like Karaoke , where JH sang random songs along with the crowd... Sounds like they had fun, but there was no news. Rats!
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Isn't this the same hair cut he had on the Mongolia trip? the one he couldn't manage on his own?
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Ran into this clip, and I remembered this guy is JH's friend, right? It seems like the last few years have been quite difficult, and strangely, his life, as a result, now parallels JH's life- looks like there was a scandal around him which resulted in him leaving all of his shows, but this changed him to the better- his health became better, became closer to his wife, had a daughter - so now he has two boys and one girl! he also got worried about being there for his new baby- so he stopped drinking! Very reminiscent of what happened with JH, just in a different timeline I wonder if JH was there for him through this-
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Tomorrow the fsan meeting in Japan is supposed to occur... I really hope there will be some interesting info coming from there, and not the usual nonsense- making him dance, sing and cook... 🫤
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Right, also in Chuno- the director said that JH was more knowledgable of the time period than the production.
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Oh, it's a great show. I loved how complex SB's role was in it and his relationship with his dad. I think that type of a role could be great for JH. If you can find it- watch it!
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The Mentalist I never liked... Don't like rude abusive protagonists. For the same reason I don't like House either. Have you seen Simon Baker's previous show, called "The Guardian"? Such a complex interesting character in a great premise. If it wasn't for the annoying Lulu, I'd say that show was perfect! I highly reccomend it
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I randomly tried several shows recently, but ,like you, either dropped them in the first episode or couldn't bring myself to continue watch. I finished The Killing vote just because I was curious how it will end, but I really didn't enjoy it. I'm sure there are good shows (I liked The Glory and The good cop II), but they seem to be few and far between, and they usually will be first offered to those that are considered to be A list... By now, all I'm hoping is that JH will go for a remake or do a version of a good foreign show, which will ensure a good script.
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another promo for JH's appearance in the other SBS show- I on the other hand watched a Kdrama named The Killing Vote, just because I liked the actress Lim Ji-Yeon in The Glory, and- I hated it! It's so frustrating how these K cop shows are all the same- a veteran cop that is slightly corrupt but not entirely, a younger cop (usually a woman) that is an extremely honest cop, a bunch of "supporting" cops in the team for mostly comedic relief, one main cop that later will be reveald to having a secret, and a bad guy that is usually the most developed character. These shows will sometimes have hints of a romance, but usually they will fizzle or turn out to be very boring. This show had all these elements, but in this case none of the main characters were likable or relatable. The lead actress was trying, but she didn't have much to work with. We were being told that the male lead character was wild and crazy, but we almost never saw that. Good looking actor, but very flat. The main plot horriblle and again shows complete disregard for human lives that is so common to Kdramas . The biggest dissappointment to me was the actor playing the "antagonist", Park Sung-Woong. I know this guy is suppose to be an A list actor in Korea, but from the few projects I've seen him in, he seems to be the same in every role. All in all- I don't recommend. Again, I completely understand why JH is struggling to find good roles...
