City Hunter (시티헌터)

 

 Details

• Title: 시티헌터 / Sitihunteo
• Genre: Action, suspense, romance
• Episodes: 20
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2011-May-25 to 2011-Jul-28
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

The story takes place in Seoul, 2011. Lee Yoon Sung is a talented MIT-graduate who works on the international communications team in the Blue House. He plans revenge on five politicians who caused his father's death with his surrogate father Lee Jin Pyo and eventually becomes a "City Hunter."

Cast

Main Cast

• Lee Min Ho as Lee Yoon Sung / John Lee / Poo Chai
• Park Min Young as Kim Na Na
• Lee Joon Hyuk as Kim Young Joo

City Hunter Clique

• Kim Sang Joong as Lee Jin Pyo / Steve Lee
• Kim Sang Ho as Bae Shik Joong / Bae Man Deok
• Jung Joon as Kim Sang Gook (Jin Pyo's henchman)

The Blue House

• Lee Seung Hyung as Song Young Deok
• Baek Seung Hyun as Park Ho Shik
• Yang Jin Sung (양진성) as Shin Eun Ah (bodyguard, Na Na's friend)
• Lee Kwang Soo as Go Ki Joon

Group of Five

• Chun Ho Jin as Choi Eung Chan (President)
• Choi Jung Woo as Cheon Jae Man (Haewon Group's president)
• Choi Il Hwa as Kim Jong Shik (Myung Moon University's president, Young Joo's father)
• Choi Sang Hoon as Seo Yong Hak (Minister of Defence)
• Lee Hyo Jung as Lee Kyung Wan (senator)

Extended Cast

• Hwang Sun Hee as Jin Se Hee (veterinarian, Young Joo's ex-wife)
• Goo Ha Ra as Choi Da Hye (President's daughter)
• Kim Mi Sook as Lee Kyung Hee (Yoon Sung's mother)
• Kim Byung Choon as Jang Woo Hyun
• Shin Young Jin (신영진) as Kim Mi Ok (investigator, Na Na's aunt, Young Joo's subordinate)
• Choi Sung Ho as Jang Pil Jae (investigator, Young Joo's subordinate)
• Sung Chang Hoon (성창훈) as Suk Doo Shik (Cheon Jae Man's henchman)
• Maeng Bong Hak (맹봉학) as Na Na's father (cameo)
• Park Sang Min as Park Moo Yul (Kyung Hee's husband) (cameo)
• Min Young Won as Min Hee (cameo)
• Yoon Ye Hee as Mrs. Yong (First Lady) (cameo)

Production Credits

• Original work: Manga "City Hunter" by Tsukasa Hojo
• Producer: Kim Young Sup
• Director: Jin Hyuk
• Screenwriter: Hwang Eun Kyung, Choi Soo Jin (최수진)

Recognitions

2011 4th Korea Drama Awards

• Best Actor (Lee Min Ho)
• Hallyu Star Special Award (Lee Min Ho)

2011 SBS Drama Awards

• Top Excellence Award for Drama Special, Actor (Lee Min Ho)
• New Star Award (Goo Ha Ra)
• Top Ten Stars Award (Lee Min Ho)
• Netizen Popularity Award (Lee Min Ho) 

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

49 Days (49일)

 

Details

• Title: 49일 / 49 Il
• Genre: Fantasy, romance
• Episodes: 20
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2011-Mar-16 to 2011-May-19
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

Shin Ji Hyun was enjoying absolute bliss as she was about to marry her fiancé, Kang Min Ho, but her perfect life is shattered when she gets into a car accident that leaves her in a coma. She is given a second chance at life by a reaper, but it comes with a condition: she has to find three people outside of her family who would cry genuine tears for her. In order to do this, she borrows the body of Yi Kyung, a part-time employee at a convenience store for 49 days.

Cast

• Lee Yo Won as Song Yi Kyung
• Nam Gyu Ri as Shin Ji Hyun
  • Kim Yoo Bin as young Ji Hyun
• Jo Hyun Jae as Han Kang
• Bae Soo Bin as Kang Min Ho
• Jung Il Woo as Scheduler / Song Yi Soo
• Seo Ji Hye as Shin In Jung

Extended Cast

• Choi Jung Woo as Shin Il Shik (Ji Hyun's father)
• Yoo Ji In as Ji Hyun's mother
• Bae Geu Rin as Park Seo Woo
• Son Byung Ho as Oh Hae Won
• Moon Hee Kyung as Bang Hwa Joon
• Kang Sung Min as No Kyung Bin
• Yoon Bong Gil (윤봉길) as Cha Jin Young
• Kim Ho Chang as Ki Joon Hee
• Jin Ye Sol as Ma Soon Jung
• Lee Jong Park (이종박) as Go Mi Jin
• Ban Hyo Jung as sunbae Scheduler (cameo)
• Kim Hyung Bum as another 49-days-traveller (cameo, ep 15)
• Jung Da Hye (정다혜) (cameo)

Production Credits

• Producer: Choi Moon Suk
• Director: Jo Young Kwang (조영광)
• Screenwriter: So Hyun Kyung

Recognitions

2011 SBS Drama Awards:

• PD Award (Lee Yo Won)
• Top Ten Stars Award (Lee Yo Won) 

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

My Girlfriend is a Gumiho (내 여자친구는 구미호)

 

Details

• Title: 내 여자친구는 구미호 / Nae Yeojachinguneun Gumiho
• Also known as: My Girlfriend is a Gumiho
• Genre: Romance, comedy, fantasy
• Episodes: 16
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2010-Aug-11 to 2010-Sep-30
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

On one day after Cha Dae Woong ran away from his grandfather, he accidently freed a nine-tailed fox who was closed in a painting for about 500 years. He didn't realize what he has done, until the Gumiho (nine-tailed fox),who took the form of a beautiful woman, appeared in front of him. Dae Woong was really frightened that he ran away from her and fell on the riverbank.Since he was severely injured, Gumiho came to save him and gave him her most precious bead to share with him the mystic fox' strength, as she owes him her freedom. Gumiho then asked him if he can help her become human and how to act like one. In return, she allowed him to use her bead for him to shoot for his dream action movie despite his body's severe condition. As time goes by, their mutual relationship grew deeper as they start to fall for each other.

Cast

• Lee Seung Ki as Cha Dae Woong
• Shin Min Ah as Gumiho/Park Sun Ju
• No Min Woo as Park Dong Joo
• Park Soo Jin as Eun Hye In
• Byun Hee Bong as Cha Poong (Dae Woong's grandfather)
• Yoon Yoo Sun as Cha Min Sook (Dae Woong's aunt)
• Sung Dong Il as Ban Doo Hong
• Hyo Min as Ban Sun Nyeo
• Kim Ho Chang as Kim Byung Soo
• Lee Jong Nam as Lady Kang
• ?? as Yoo Tae Joon
• Im Hyun Sik as monk (cameo)
• Min Joon Hyun as policeman (cameo, ep 4)
• Lee Soo Geun (이수근) as policeman (cameo, ep 4)
• Uee as art student (cameo, ep 5)
• Park Shin Hye as Go Mi Nyeo (cameo, ep 6)
• Lee Hong Ki as Jeremy (cameo, ep 16)
• Kim Ji Young as Samshin grandmother (cameo, ep 16)
• Oh Na Mi (cameo)

Production Credits

• Director: Boo Sung Chul (부성철)
• Screenwriter: Hong Mi Ran, Hong Jung Eun

Recognitions

• 2010 2nd Melon Music Awards: Best OST Song - "Losing My Mind" (My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox OST) by Lee Seung Ki
• 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Best Actor Award - Drama Special (Lee Seung Ki)
• 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Best Actress Award - Drama Special (Shin Min Ah)
• 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award (Lee Seung Ki and Shin Min Ah) 

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors (산부인과)

 

Details

• Title: 산부인과 / Sanbuingwa
• Also known as: 산부인과 여의사 / OB/GYN Doctors
• Genre: Medical, romance
• Episodes: 16
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2010-Feb-03 to 2010-Mar-25
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

The drama depicts the difficult decisions and moving human stories that take place daily in the OB-GYN department, focusing in particular on Seo Hye Young, a talented and determined obstetrician who has just transferred from the prestigious Seoul base to the branch hospital. Her straightforward manner of handling her professional life is in contrast with her love life, which is marred by her relationship with a married man. This becomes even more entangled when she meets Lee Sang Shik, the chief of NICU, and her long-time friend Wang Jae Suk also shows his interest.

Cast

Hospital Staff

• Jang Seo Hee as Seo Hye Young
• Go Joo Won as Lee Sang Shik
• Suh Ji Suk as Wang Jae Suk
• Lee Young Eun as Kim Young Mi
• Song Joong Ki as Ahn Kyung Woo
• Ahn Sun Young as Head Nurse Lee Sook Jung
• Yun Woon Kyung as Center Director
• Lee Ki Young as Assistant Chief Oh Jae Ho
• Lee Seung Hyung as Jung Kyung Joo
• Ji Yoo as Nurse Cha Young Ah
• Kim Ho Chang as Tae Joon

Others

• Jung Ho Bin as Yoon Seo Jin
• Yang Hee Kyung as Hye Young's mother
• Min Ji Young as Joo Young (Hye Young's sister)
• Choi Joon Yong as Sang Shik's brother
• Cha Hyun Jung as Jung Yoo Sun
• Lee Seul Bi as Im Seung Min
• Kim Hyun Ah as Min Young Joo

Guests

• Hyun Young as Lee Yoon Jin (ep1-2)
• Lee Eui Jung as Yeon Im (ep1-2)
• Park Jae Hoon as twins' dad (ep2, 5)
• Han Yeo Woon as Soo Jin (ep3)
• Ji Il Joo as Soo Jin's boyfriend (ep3)
• Hwang Hyo Eun as Soon Hwa (ep3)
• Kim Mi Ryeo as Moon Young (ep3)
• Wi Yang Ho as Moon Young's husband (ep3)
• Kang Ki Hwa as Joon Hee (ep4)
• Sung Ji Roo as Joon Suk (ep4-5)
• Kim Hye Ji (김혜지) as Sang Mi (ep5)
• Bang Joon Seo as Soo Bin (ep6-7)
• Park Bodre as Teacher Park Min Jung (ep8, 11)
• Hwang In Young as Jung Eun Mi (ep9)
• Lee Il Hwa as Lee Jung Joo (ep9)
• Kim Jung Nan as Kim Min Sun (ep10-11)
• Kim Mi Yeon as Jae Suk's ex (ep11-12)
• Jin Ye Sol as Kang Soo Ah (ep12)
• Geum Dan Bi as Min Soo Young (ep12-13)

Production Credits

• Production Company: JS PICTURES
• Chief Producer: Oh Se Kang
• Producer: Lee Young Joon, Kwon Hyuk Chan
• Director: Lee Hyun Jik, Choi Young Hoon
• Assistant Director: Lee Kwang Young
• Screenwriter: Choi Hee Ra

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

Cinderella's Sister (신데렐라 언니)

 

Details

• Title: 신데렐라 언니 / Cinderella Unni
• Also known as: Cinderella's Stepsister / A Modern Story of Revenge
• Genre: Romance, melodrama
• Episodes: 20
• Broadcast network: KBS2
• Broadcast period: 2010-Mar-31 to 2010-Jun-03
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

A modern day adaptation of Cinderella with a twist as our Cinderella, Goo Hyo Sun, is loved by everyone whereas her stepsister, Eun Jo, has a dark past and struggles with the fact that her mother starts to care more for Hyo Sun than her.

Cast

• Moon Geun Young as Song Eun Jo
• Seo Woo as Goo Hyo Sun
• Chun Jung Myung as Hong Ki Hoon
• Taecyeon as Han Jung Woo
  • Yoon Suk Hyun (윤석현) as Jung Woo (adolescent)
• Lee Mi Sook as Song Kang Sook
• Kim Gab Soo as Goo Dae Sung
• Kim Dong Hyun as Goo Joon Su
• Kang Sung Jin as Yang Hae Jin
• Choi Il Hwa as Chairman Hong
• Yun Woo Jin as Dong Soo
• Go Se Won as Hong Ki Jung
• Seo Hyun Chul as Mr. Jang (Kang Sook's true love)
• Kim Chung as Ki Hoon's mother
• Seo Ji Eun (서지은) as Nam Yi

Production Credits

• Producer: Lee Sang Baek (이상백)
• Director: Kim Young Jo (김영조), Kim Won Suk
• Screenwriter: Kim Kyu Wan

Recognitions

• 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award - Actress (Moon Geun Young)
• 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award - Actor (Kim Gab Soo)
• 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Popularity Award (Moon Geun Young)
• 2010 3rd Korea Drama Awards: Female Rookie of The Year (Seo Woo) 

Teaser 

Source: DramaWiki

Mischievous Kiss (장난스런 키스)

 

Details

• Title: 장난스런 키스 / Jangnanseureon Kiss
• Also known as: Playful Kiss, Naughty Kiss
• Genre: Romance, school
• Episodes: 16 + 7 special episodes (hosted by YouTube)
• Broadcast Network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2010-Sep-01 to 2010-Oct-21
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
• Related TV shows: Itazura na Kiss, It Started with a Kiss

Synopsis

Playful Kiss is based on the Japanese shōjo manga, Itazura Na Kiss.
Oh Ha Ni is a sweet lively and happy high school student yet she is definitely not the sharpest crayon in the box.
She has a crush on Baek Seung Jo, the smartest boy in school despite being chased loyally by Bong Joon Gu herself. When she confesses to Seung Jo through a letter, he brings it back to her, after grading it harshly and commenting that he hates stupid girls.
When Oh Ha Ni's new house suddenly collapses her father's friend offers for him and Ha Ni to stay with them. Unknown to Ha Ni, her father's friend is actually Baek Seung Jo's dad.
As they continue to live under the same roof and attend Parang University together, Ha Ni continues to show affection for Seung Jo although he seems to be more interested in the equally clever and beautiful Yoon Hae Ra.
Following Ha Ni's many efforts, Seung Jo finally falls for her in a romantic and protective way.
The drama continues to show the young couple marry and go on to a pretty disasterous honeymoon.

Cast

Main Cast

• Jung So Min as Oh Ha Ni
• Kim Hyun Joong as Baek Seung Jo
• Lee Tae Sung as Bong Joon Gu
• Lee Si Young as Yoon He Ra

Extended Cast

• Jung Hye Young as Hwang Geum Hee (Seung Jo's mother)
• Oh Kyung Soo as Baek Soo Chang (Seung Jo's father)
• Choi Won Hong as Baek Eun Jo (Seung Jo's brother)
• Kang Nam Gil as Oh Ki Dong (Ha Ni's father)
• Hong Yoon Hwa as Jung Joo Ri (Ha Ni's friend)
• Yoon Seung Ah as Dok Go Min Ah (Ha Ni's friend)
• Choi Sung Joon as Kim Gi Tae
• Jang Ah Young as Hong Jang Mi
• Bye Bye Sea as Bong Joon Gu's followers
• Hwang Hyo Eun as Song Kang Yi (Ha Ni's homeroom teacher)
• Song Yong Shik as Song Ji Oh
• Moon Hoe Won as Head Teacher Hwang
• Choi Sung Gook as Wang Kyung Soo
• Yoon Bo Hyun as tennis team captain
• Abigail Alderete as Chris

Production Credits

• Production Company: Group Eight
• Chief Producer: Han Hee
• Producer: Song Byung Joon (송병준)
• Director: Hwang In Roe, Kim Do Hyung (김도형)
• Original writing: Manga "Itazura na Kiss" by Tada Kaoru
• Screenwriter: Go Eun Nim (고은님)

Recognitions

• 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Best New Actor Award (Lee Tae Sung)
• 2010 MBC Drama Awards: Popularity Award (Kim Hyun Joong) 

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

God Of Study (공부의 신)

 

Details

• Title: 공부의 신 / Gongbueui Shin
• Also known as: God of Study / Lord of Studying / Master of Study
• Genre: School, Comedy, Romance
• Episodes: 16
• Broadcast network: KBS2
• Broadcast period: 2010-Jan-04 to 2010-Feb-23
• Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
• Related TV series: Dragon Zakura

Synopsis

Kang Suk Ho is an ordinary lawyer who decides to take up a job at the nearby high school. After seeing the conditions of the school and the poor grades all the students have, Suk Ho decides to create a special class promising admission to the most prestigious college in Korea, "Chun-Ha-Dae University." Five of the most laziest students - Hwang Baek Hyun, Gil Pul Ip, Na Hyun Jung, Hong Chan Doo, and Oh Bong Goo join the class to in order to prove that they can do it with hard work and dedication.

Cast

• Kim Soo Ro as Kang Suk Ho
• Bae Doo Na as Han Soo Jung
• Oh Yoon Ah as Jang Ma Ri
• Yoo Seung Ho as Hwang Baek Hyun
• Ji Yeon as Na Hyun Jung
• Go Ah Sung as Gil Pul Ip
• Lee Hyun Woo as Hong Chan Doo
• Lee Chan Ho as Oh Bong Goo
• Byun Hee Bong as Cha Ki Bong
• Lee Byung Joon as Anthony Yang
• Im Ji Eun as Lee Eun Yoo
• Go Joo Yun as Lee Ye Ji
• Shim Hyung Tak as Jang Young Shik
• Park Chil Yong as Ha Sang Kil
• Lee Dal Hyung as Park Kwi Nam
• Im Sung Min as Bae Young Sook
• Kim Young Ok as Lee Boon Yi
• Bang Eun Hee as Han Ae Shim
• Kim Ha Kyoon as Oh Dal Shik
• Park Chul Ho as Hong Choong Shik
• Koo Hye Ryung (구혜령) as Hwang Geum Joo
• Kang Yi Seul as Kim Jung Hee
• Park Hwi Soon (박휘순) as Sa Do Chul
• Hong Il Kwon as (Suk Ho's friend)
• Kim Ye Rang
• Jun Ji Hoo
• T-ara (cameo, ep 7-8)

Production Credits

• Director: Yoo Hyun Ki
• Screenwriter: Yoon Kyung Ah (윤경아)

Recognitions

• 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Special Planning Drama - Actor (Kim Soo Ro)
• 2010 46th Baeksang Arts Awards: New PD Award (Yoo Hyun Ki) 

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

Heartstrings (넌 내게 반했어)

 

Details

• Title: 넌 내게 반했어 / Neon Naege Banhaesseo
• English title: Heartstrings
• Previously known as: 페스티벌 / Festival
• Genre: Romance, music
• Episodes: 15
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2011-Jun-29 to 2011-Aug-18
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

Lee Shin is a university student majoring in modern music. He is also the vocalist and guitarist of the band "The Stupid." Shin is known for his good looks and strong passion for music, but in reality he is cold, lacks interest in anything unrelated to music and has neither dreams nor plans for the future. He initially likes Jung Yoon Soo, a dance professor at university, but this all changes when he meets Lee Kyu Won.
Lee Kyu Won is a bright and outgoing student who was born into a prestigious family and is majoring in traditional Korean instruments, especially the gayageum. Kyu Won's grandfather, Lee Dong Gun, is one of the top 3 traditional musicians of his age and his biggest wish is to see his granddaughter become a traditional music prodigy. Trying to live up to her grandfather's expectations, Kyu Won immerses herself in training and becomes a university student who knows nothing outside of her studies. As her friends are fans of "The Stupid", she was forced to go to the band's concert with them. There she saw Lee Shin performing live, and is immediately captivated by him.

Cast

• Jung Yong Hwa as Lee Shin
• Park Shin Hye as Lee Kyu Won
• Song Chang Ui as Kim Suk Hyun
• So Yi Hyun as Jung Yoon Soo
• Woo Ri as Han Hee Joo
• Kang Min Hyuk as Yeo Joon Hee
• Lee Hyun Jin as Hyun Ki Young
• Im Se Mi as Cha Bo Woon

Extended Cast

• Lee Jung Hun as Im Tae Joon
• Jung Kyung Ho as Goo Jung Eun
• Jang Seo Won as Lee Soo Myung
• Shin Goo as Lee Dong Jin
• Sun Woo Jae Duk as Lee Sun Ki
• Lee Il Hwa as Song Ji Young
• Moon Ga Young as Lee Jung Hyun
• Kim Sun Kyung as Professor Hong
• Seo Bum Suk as Lee Hyun Soo
• Oh Won Bin as guitarist of The Stupid
• Song Se Hyun as bassist of The Stupid

Production Credits

• Production Company: JS PICTURES
• Chief Producer: Choi Hong Mi
• Producer: Lee Jin Suk, Kim Yang
• Director: Pyo Min Soo
• Screenwriter: Lee Myung Sook

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince (커피프린스 1호점)

 

Details

• Title: 커피프린스 1호점 / The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince
• Also known as: Coffee Prince
• Genre: Romance, Comedy
• Episodes: 17
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2007-Jul-02 to 2007-Aug-27
• Air time: Monday and Tuesday 21:55
• Opening Theme: Lalala, its Love, by The Melody

Synopsis

The life of Go Eun Chan (Yoon Eun Hye) is not easy; she works many jobs to pay off debts and even gave up her feminine image. Choi Han Kyul (Gong Yoo) is the heir of a big food company, but his grandmother wants him to settle down, so she arranged many dates for him. After Eun Chan bumped into Han Kyul and was mistaken for a boy, Han Kyul decided to hire Eun Chan to be his gay lover in order to avoid the arranged dates. Desperately in need of money, Eun Chan had no choice but to accept. Han Kyul's grandmother also made Han Kyul in charge of a filthy coffee shop in danger of being bankrupt. Eun Chan begged to work at the coffee shop, and not long after, feelings start to spark, except, how would Han Kyul accept his "homosexuality"?

Cast

• Yoon Eun Hye as Go Eun Chan
• Gong Yoo as Choi Han Kyul
• Lee Sun Gyun as Choi Han Sung
• Chae Jung Ahn as Han Yoo Joo

Extended Cast

• Kim Ja Ok as Han Kyul's mom
• Choi Il Hwa as Han Kyul's dad
• Kim Young Ok as Han Kyul's grandmother
• Park Won Sook as Eun Chan's mom
• Kim Chang Wan as Hong Gae Sik (ex-Coffee Prince president)
• Kim Jae Wook as No Sun Ki
• Kim Dong Wook as Jin Ha Rim
• Lee Un as Hwang Min Yeop
• Lee Han Wie as Mr. Ku (the butcher that likes Eun Chan's mom)
• Han Yeh In as Go Eun Sae (Eun Chan's sister)
• Kim Jung Min as DK (Yoo Joo's ex-boyfriend)
• Ban Hye Ra as Han Yoo Joo's mother
• Choi Eun Seo (the girl who wants to learn to make waffles)
• Min Seo Hyun
• Yoon Seung Ah
• Jo Hyun Sook
• Han Da Min as Han Byul
• Lee Joon Ha

Production Credits

• Original Work: Lee Sun Mi
• Screenwriter: Lee Jung Ah and Jang Hyun Joo (장현주)
• Producer: Lee Eun Kyu
• Director: Lee Yoon Jung 

Teaser

Source: DramaWiki

Beast - Midnight

[Junhyung&Doojoon]
Nanalalalala~
Nanalalalala~
I wanna sleep tonight
In the midnight midnight midnight...

[Dongwoon]
Geudaeneun eotteongayo
Gakkeumeun nareul
Saenggakhan jeok innayo
I gin bame dasi nuneul gamgo
Geudael saenggakhago
Jamdeulji motago geuraeyo~

[Hyunseung]
Jogeum yunanhi gineyo geudae
Eomneun bami
Aswiweojineyo geuttae
Bonaen geu nari deo~

[Doojoon]
Gyesok mudyeojigetjyo
Jeomjeom ichyeojigetjyo

[Dongwoon]
Eonjenganeun geudaega~

[Kikwang]
Jami oji annneun bam So Sad Tonight~
Geudaewa hamkkehal su eomneun I bam
In the Midni-i-i Midni-ight
Ni saenggage jam mot deuneun Midnight~

[Yoseob]
Dasi chajaon I bam So Sad Tonight~
Geudaega eobsi dasi matneun I bam
In the Midni-i-i Midni-ight
Niga eobsi jam mot deuneun Midnight~

[Doojoon]
Nanalalalala~
Nanalalalala~
I wanna sleep tonight
In the midnight midnight midnight...
[ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsty.com/beast-midnight-lyrics.html ]
[Junhyung]
Nungamatda tteuneun saiboda
Deo ppareuge nal chajawatda
Tteonaga beorin sarang dangsin
(You can't do this to me)
Chungbunhada chungbunhae
Geuman jom haera nal apeuge
Naege miryeoniran ireume
Bameun kkeutnaji anha

[Hyunseung]
Da jinan yaegi dasi hago sipjin anchiman
Naega geudael manhi
Johahagin haenna bwayo~

[Doojoon]
Gyesok saenggangnagetjyo
Deo geuriwojigetjyo

[Dongwoon]
Sigani jinalsurok~

[Kikwang]
Jami oji annneun bam So Sad Tonight~
Geudaewa hamkkehal su eomneun I bam
In the Midni-i-i Midni-ight
Ni saenggage jam mot deuneun Midnight~

[Yoseob]
Dasi chajaon I bam So Sad Tonight~
Geudaega eobsi dasi matneun I bam
In the Midni-i-i Midni-ight
Niga eobsi jam mot deuneun Midnight~

[Junhyung]
Jeogi banjjagineun
Little star nal wirohaejura
Gidael got hana eobsi
Sseureojineun oneul bam

[Dongwoon]
Jeogi banjjagineun
Little star nal wirohaejura
Gidael got hana eobsi
Sseureojineun

[Doojoon]
Byeol heneun bam gyejeori jina
Jogeumssik dallajyeoganeun I bam
Hajiman nan yeojeonhi nan
Jam mot irun bam...

[Yoseob]
Dasi chajaon I bam So Sad Tonight~
Geudaega eobsi dasi matneun I bam
In the Midni-i-i Midni-ight
Niga eobsi jam mot deuneun Midnight~

[DooWoon]
Nanalalalala~
Nanalalalala~
I wanna sleep tonight
In the midnight midnight midnight...

Ms. Panda And Mr. Hedgehog (판다양과 고슴도치)

 

Details

• Title: 판다양과 고슴도치 / Pandayanggwa Goseumdochi
• Genre: Romance, comedy
• Episodes: 16
• Broadcast network: Channel A
• Broadcast period: 2012-Aug-18 to 2012-Oct-07
• Air time: Saturday & Sunday 19:30

Synopsis

Go Seung Ji (Lee Dong Hae) is a patissier who has been an orphan since childhood and has a gruff and prickly personality that matches his nickname of "Hedgehog (Goseumdochi)." He meets the easygoing and sweet-natured Pan Da Yang (Yoon Seung Ah), better known as "Panda," who hires him as the new patissier of Café Panda. Together, the two work to make Café Panda a success while fending off competition from the Saint Honoré bakery franchise.

Cast

• Lee Dong Hae as Go Seung Ji
• Yoon Seung Ah as Pan Da Yang
  • Kim So Yun (김소연) as young Pan Da Yang
• Choi Jin Hyuk as Choi Won Il
• Yoo So Young as Kang Eun Bi

Byung Moo Bakery

• Park Geun Hyung as Park Byung Moo
• Lee Moon Hee (이문희) as Park Mi Hyang

Cafe Panda

• Yang Hee Kyung as Kim Kap Soon
• Im Eun Hye (임은혜) as Pan Da Na
• Yoo Seung Mok (유승목) as Gil Dong Goo
• Goo Bon Im (구본임) as Mi Ra

Saint-Honore

• Hyun Suk as Choi Jae Kyum
• Hong Yeo Jin as Hwang Jung Rye
• Song In Hwa as Choi Won Yi
• Park Sang Hoon as Jo Kyun Woo

Other people

• Han Seung Hyun (한승현) as Hwang Bum Bo
• Jung Min Jin (정민진) as Jo Ki Tae
• Hwang Byung Gook (황병국) as Lee Jong Gab
• Park Ha Na (박하나) as Park Ha Na
• Fujii Mina as Shiratori Mina (cameo, ep8-9)
• Nam Ji Hyun as Manager Nam Ji Hyun (cameo, ep16)

Production Credits

• Chief Producer: Kim Sang Hun (김상헌)
• Producer: Song Hae Sung (송해성)
• Director: Lee Min Chul (이민철)
• Screenwriter: Han Joon Young

Teaser

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Song Joong Ki (송중기)

  Profile

• Name: 송중기 / Song Joong Ki (Song Jung Ki)
• Profession: Actor, MC
• Birthdate: 1985-Sep-19
• Height: 178cm
• Weight: 65kg
• Star sign: Virgo
• Blood type: A
• Talent agency: SidusHQ

TV Shows

• Nice Guy (KBS2, 2012)
• Tree With Deep Roots (SBS, 2011)
• Sungkyunkwan Scandal (KBS2, 2010)
• Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors (SBS, 2010)
• Will it Snow at Christmas? (SBS, 2009)
• Take Care of the Young Lady (KBS2, 2009) cameo
• Triple (MBC, 2009)
• My Precious Child (KBS2, 2008)
• Love Racing 러브 레이싱 (Comedy TV, 2008)

Movies

• Wolf Boy (2012)
• Many a Little Romance (2011)
• Rio (2011)
• The Case of Itaewon Homicide (2009)
• Ogamdo (2009)
• Frozen Flower (2008)

Recognitions

• 2011 SBS Drama Awards: PD Award (Tree With Deep Roots)
• 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Popularity Award (Sungkyunkwan Scandal)
• 2010 KBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award with Yoo Ah In (Sungkyunkwan Scandal) 

Source: DramaWiki

Tree With Deep Roots 2011 (뿌리깊은 나무)

  Details

• Title: 뿌리깊은 나무 / Ppurigipeun Namu
• Genre: Period, historical, mystery, investigation
• Episodes: 24
• Broadcast netwrok: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2011-Oct-05 to 2011-Dec-22
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
• Original Soundtrack: Tree With Deep Roots OST

Synopsis

Based on Lee Jeong-myeong's novel “Deep-rooted Tree”. Work that highlights the serial killings during the 7 days before the announcement of the Korean script.
A series of murder occurred during the reign of King Sejong. As Kang Chae Yoon who is investigating these cases gets closer to the root of the truth, he finds himself embroiled in a massive conspiracy behind the serial killings which involves a group of genius who are willing to risked their lives towards their cause/goals and secret powers who will interfere with the course of his investigations. --- KoreanDrama.org

Cast

• Jang Hyuk as Kang Chae Yoon
  • Chae Sang Woo as child Chae Yoon
• Han Suk Kyu as King Sejong
  • Song Joong Ki as teen Lee Do (later King Sejong)
  • Kang San as child Lee Do
• Shin Se Kyung as So Yi
  • Kim Hyun Soo (김현수) as young So Yi
• Ahn Suk Hwan as Lee Shin Juk
• Lee Jae Yong as Jo Mal Saeng
• Jo Jin Woong as Moo Hyool
• Park Hyuk Kwon as Jung In Ji
• Yoon Je Moon as Ga Ri On
• Kim Ki Bang as Cho Tak
• Shin Seung Hwan as Park Po
• Jung Da Bin as Yeon Doo
• Song Ok Sook as Do Dam
• Suh Joon Young as Prince Gwangpyeong
• Lee Soo Hyuk as Yoon Pyeong
• Kim Ki Bum as Park Paeng Nyeon
• Jo Hee Bong as Han Ga Nom
• Jun Young Bin as Mak Soo
• Yoo Hyun Soo as Lee Soon Ji
• Shin So Yool as Mok Yi
• Shim So Hun (심소헌) as Duk Geum
• Hyun Woo as Sung Sam Moon
• Baek Yoon Shik as Taejong (cameo)
• Choi Il Hwa as General Kim Jong Suh

Production Credits

• Producer: Sidus HQ Productions
• Director: Jang Tae Yoo
• Screenwriter: Kim Young Hyun, Park Sang Yun (박상연)

Recognitions

2012 5th Korea Drama Awards

• Best Director Award (Jang Tae Yoo)

2012 39th Korea Broadcasting Prizes

• Grand Prize (Daesang)
• Best Mid-leght Drama

2012 7th Seoul International Drama Awards

• Grand Prize (Daesang)

2012 48th Paeksang Arts Awards - TV Drama Categories

• Grand Prize (Daesang)
• Best Screenplay (Kim Young Hyun, Park Sang Yun)

2011 SBS Drama Awards

• Actor of the Year - Grand Prize (Daesang) (Han Suk Kyu)
• Top Excellence Award, Drama
• Top Excellence Award for Special Production, Actor (Jang Hyuk)
• Excellence Award for Drama Special, Actress (Shin Se Kyung)
• Actress Award for Drama Special (Song Ok Sook)
• PD Award (Song Joong Ki)
• Top Ten Stars Award (Han Suk Kyu) 

Teaser

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Time Slip Dr. Jin (닥터 진)

  Details

• Title: 닥터 진 / Dak-teo Jin / Dr. Jin
• Also known as: 타임슬립 닥터 진 / Time Slip Dr. Jin
• Genre: Period, medical, time travel, romance, fantasy
• Episodes: 22
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2012-May-26 to 2012-Aug-12
• Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:50
• Related TV show: JIN (TBS, 2009), JIN 2 (TBS, 2011)

Synopsis

Jin Hyuk is a genius neurosurgeon with a cold and severe attitude in his interactions with other people due to his personal pursuit of perfection. Through a mysterious power, Jin Hyuk finds himself transported back in time 150 years. He begins treating people there, but the lack of necessary implements and rudimentary medical knowledge of the period forces him to seek new ways to aid the sick. Through this challenging process, Jin Hyuk eventually becomes a genuine doctor.

Cast

• Song Seung Hun as Jin Hyuk
• Park Min Young as Yoo Mi Na / Hong Young Rae
• Kim Jaejoong as Kim Kyung Tak
• Lee Bum Soo as Lee Ha Eung
• Lee So Yeon as Choon Hong
• Jin Yi Han as Hong Young Hwi
• Kim Eung Soo as Kim Byung Hee
• Kim Hye Ok as Young Rae's mother
• Kim Il Woo as Yoo Hong Pil
• Jung Eun Pyo as Heo Gwang
• Lee Seung Joon (이승준) as Kwon Ik Joo
• Lee Won Jong as Joo Pal
• Kim Kwang Sik as Kkae Bok
• Kim Myung Soo as Kim Dae Gyun
• Kim Byung Choon as Kim Byung Ok

Production Credits

• Original Work: Manga Jin by Motoka Murakami
• Producer: Kim Hyun Woo (김현우)
• Director: Han Hee
• Screenwriter: Han Ji Hoon (한지훈), Jun Hyun Jin

Episode Ratings

see Dr. Jin/Episode Ratings

Notes

• The drama is based on the Japanese seinen manga "Jin" by Motoka Murakami, which was published by Shueisha from 2000 to 2010.
• This Korean series is the third television drama adaptation of the manga following the Japanese television drama JIN, starring Osawa Takao which aired on TBS in 2009 and its sequel in 2011.
• Revamped with Korean sentiment, the setting was changed from the original's Edo period to the Joseon Dynasty, and real-life Japanese historical figure Sakamoto Ryoma was replaced with Joseon political figure Lee Ha Eung (Heungseon Daewongun). 

Teaser

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Faith (신의)

 

Details

• Title: 신의 (信義) / Shineui
• Also known as: The Great Doctor (神醫)
• Tagline: Fantasy and history will meet. Person and person will meet. Person and heaven will meet.
• Genre: Historical, romance, time travel, fantasy
• Episodes: 24
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2012-Aug-13 to 2012-Oct-30
• Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis

This drama shows the romance between a warrior from the ancient times and a female doctor from the modern times, their love transcending time and space. It will also tell the story about the process of making a true king.--HanCinema
Yoo Eun Soo (Kim Hee Sun) is a 33-year old plastic surgeon in the year 2012. She was originally a general surgeon, but quickly found that it was an overworked, under-paid profession and jumped ship to plastic surgery. Her dream is to someday open her own practice. But one day, Choi Young (Lee Min Ho) kidnaps her and takes her back to the Goryeo era because needing her medical skills. Their love story spans centuries but also warring beliefs. He gave up on love to be an unflinching warrior.

Cast

• Lee Min Ho as Choi Young
• Kim Hee Sun as Yoo Eun Soo
• Yoo Oh Sung as Gi Cheol
• Lee Philip as Jang Bin
• Ryu Duk Hwan as King Gong Min
• Park Se Young as Princess Nogook
• Sung Hoon as Chun Eum Ja
• Shin Eun Jung as Hwa Soo In
• Lee Byung Joon as Jo Il Sin
• Baek Gwang Doo (백광두) as Baek Choong Suk
• Kim Jong Moon (김종문) as Oh Dae Man
• Jung Yoo Chan (정유찬) as Joo Suk
• Kang Chang Mook (강창묵) as Deol Bae
• Yoon Kyun Sang (윤균상) as Deok Man
• Kim Soo Yun as Deo Gi
• Kim Mi Kyung as Court lady Choi
• Kwon Min as Ahn Do Chi
• Ahn Jae Wook as Eun-Soo's ex-boyfriend (ep.1)
• Choi Min Soo as Leader of Crescent Moons
• Park Yoon Jae as Duk Heung (the king's uncle)

Production Credits

• Production Company: KIMJONGHAK Production
• Director: Kim Jong Hak
• Screenwriter: Song Ji Na

Teaser

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