Kamis, 24 November 2011

Me too flower

Profile

  • TV Show: Me Too, Flower! (literal title)
  • Revised romanization: Nado Ggot
  • Hangul: 나도 꽃
  • Director: Kim Dong-Sun
  • Writer: Kim Do-Woo
  • Network: MBC
  • Episodes: 16
  • Language: Korean
  • Country: South Korea

Plot

Bong-Sun (Lee Ji-Ah) is a cynical woman. Even though she works as a police officer she seems to have very little sense of duty. She works as a police officer only to pay her bills. One day, Bong-Sun demonstrates infront of the police station for having not gotten a promotion. She is dragged away by police officers and ordered to undergo counseling. After having a counseling session Bong-Sun is hit by a motorcyclist named Jae-Hee (Yoon Si-Yoon). An argument ensues between them. Jae-Hee eventually leaving the scene, but Bong-Sun still angry with him.
Jae-Hee begins his job as a parking attendant at a high end clothing store. A woman inside the store then causes trouble. She's lying on the floor and screaming. The police are called to the store. Arriving are Bong-Sun and new recruit Ma-Roo (Lee Gi-Kwang). A crowd of people are surrounding the woman screaming on the floor. She is distraught over her boyfriend, who works at the store, dumping her. Bong-Sun then notices Jae-Hee standing among the crowd. Bong-Sun tries to reason with the woman, but it doesn't work. Jae-Hee then comes forward and tells the woman "simply put, the love you had is gone. Don't think about what you might have done wrong, just go home, lie down and sleep. Wait for another love to come to you." The woman finally stands up and leaves.
In the parking lot at the clothing store, the police car driven by Bong-Sun collides with a customer's car driven by Jae-Hee. Jae-Hee begins to panic thinking back to a car accident from his past. Soon, he is calm again, but he is fired from his job.
Jae-Hee goes home and, surprisingly, it's a big apartment in a well-to-do neighborhood. It turns out Jae-hee started the clothing company with Park Hwa-Young (Han Go-Eun) and he is the president of the company. When Jae-Hee comes outr of the shower, he is surprised find Hwa-Young in his apartment. After they play tennis together they have dinner. At this time Hwa-Young tries to persuade Jae-Hee to reveal who he is at the clothing store, but Jae-Hee strongly rejects the idea. Jae-Hee wants a quiet and peaceful life like what he has now. Jae-Hee does ask Hwa-Young to have him rehired as the parking attendant, because he wants to keep tabs on what goes on at his store.
Meanwhile, Bong-Sun's life is dry. Besides her job she doesn't really have anything to do. Jae-Hee then comes to the police station where Bong-Sun works and complains that he was fired from his job because of Bong-Sun. Bong-Sun later sees an advertsisement from a club looking for a parking attendant. The next day, Bong-Sun goes to the clothing store to get Jae-Hee's phone number, but, to her surprise, Jae-Hee is working there again.

Cast

Me Too, Flower!-Lee Ji-Ah.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Yoon Si-Yoon.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Jo Min-Gi.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Han Go-Eun.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Seo Hyo-Rim.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Lee Gi-Kwang.jpg
Lee Ji-Ah Yoon Si-Yoon Jo Min-Gi Han Go-Eun Seo Hyo-Rim Lee Gi-Kwang
Cha Bong-Sun Seo Jae-Hee Park Tae-Hwa Park Hwa-Young Kim Dal Jo Ma-Roo
Me Too, Flower!-Lee Byung-Joon.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Lim Ha-Ryong.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Jeong Man-Sik.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Baek Seung-Hee.jpg Me Too, Flower!-Kim Ji-Sook (1958).jpg
Lee Byung-Joon Lim Ha-Ryong Jeong Man-Sik Baek Seung-Hee Kim Ji-Sook
Team leader Kim Bae Sang-Uk Kim Do-Gyun Lee Young-Hee Kim Do-Mi

Brain

 Profile

 Plot

Medical drama series "Brain" involves around three doctors at prestigious Chunha University Hospital.
Lee Kang-Hoon (Shin Ha-Kyun) is an excellent, but arrogant, brain surgeon at Chunha University Hospital. He came from a poor family background and is still haunted by the painful memory of his father's death which was caused by the rejection of a doctor. Kang-Hoon has a strong desire to succeed and prove that he is the best. His rival is Joon-Suk (Jo Dong-Hyeok) who comes from a family of doctors and has basically everything. Kim Sang-Chul (Jeong Jin-Yeong) is known as the best brain surgeon at Chunha University Hospital. He also cares about his patients and has a strong dislike for Kang-Hoon.
One day, a young man collapses at an indoor swimming pool and is sent to the hospital. The patient is Unconscious on arrival. Kang-Hoon gives the order to prepare for surgery, but Joon-Suk suggests that they call Kim Sang-Chul to perform the surgery. Kang-Hoon replies that there isn't enough time and performs the surgery himself, while other doctors observe the operation.
During the surgery, there's a dangerous moment when the patient's aneurysm ruptures. At this time, Joon-Suk calls Kim Sang-Chul. Kim Sang-Chul runs to the operation room. Meanwhile, Kang-Hoon manages the operation well and the surgery is a success, but he leaves the last clip for the vice director of the hospital. Kang-Hoon wants to gain the favor of the vice director. Because of her arrogant attitude, he isn't welcome by anybody at the hospital.
While, Kang-Hoon takes a rest in his office he receives a phone call from his younger sister. Kang-Hoon says he is busy and hangs up. He attends a conference of junior doctors. There Kang-Hoon asks questions to the junior doctors, but none of them are able to answer his questions. Kang-Hoon then asks for their chief doctor who is Ji-Hye (Choi Jung-Won). Ji-Hye is not there. Kang-Hoon yells at them to follow him.
On the way, Kang-Hoon and his partiy happens to meet Kim Sang-Chul and Ji-Hye. Kim Sang-Chul blames Kang-Hoon for not checking on his patient after the surgery.
When Kang-Hoon is back in his office, he begins to blame the others and especially Ji-Hye, who did not graduate from Chunha University. Ji-Hye talks back to Kang-Hoon. Kang-Hoon decides to seek revenge by giving out work. While Ji-Hye is writing a report asked for by Kang-Hoon, Joon-Sook surprises her. Ji-Hye replies that she can't understand why Kang-Hoon has such a strong dislike for her. Joon-Suk tells her not to confront Kang-Hoon. At the cafeteria, Kang-Hoon eats lunch alone. Joon-Suk asks Kang-Hoon to be nice to Ji-Hye. Kang-Hoon aks him whether he likes her.

Cast

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Shin Ha-Kyun Jeong Jin-Yeong Choi Jung-Won Jo Dong-Hyeok
Lee Kang-Hoon Kim Sang-Chul Yoon Ji-Hye Seo Joon-Suk
Brain (Korean Drama)-Lee Sung-Min (1968).jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Ban Hyo-Jeong.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Park Cheol-Ho.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Im Ji-Eun.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Jo Su-Min.jpg
Lee Sung-Min Ban Hyo-Jeong Park Cheol-Ho Im Ji-Eun Jo Su-Min
Ko Jae-Hak Hwang Young-Sun Park In-Bum Hong Eun-Sook Im Hyun-Jung
Brain (Korean Drama)-Kwak Seung-Nam.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Shim Hyung-Tak.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Lee Seung-Joo (1981).jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Kwon Se-In.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Kim Soo-Hyun (1985).jpg
Kwak Seung-Nam Shim Hyung-Tak Lee Seung-Joo Kwon Se-In Kim Soo-Hyun
Yang Bum-Joon Jo Dae-Sik Dong Seung-Man Yeo Bong-Goo Jang Yoo-Jin
Brain (Korean Drama)-Song Ok-Suk.jpg Brain (Korean Drama)-Kim Ga-Eun (1989).jpg
Song Ok-Suk Kim Ga-Eun
Kim Soon-Im Lee Ha-Young
Additional Cast Members:

The musical

 

Profile

  • TV Show: The Musical
  • Revised romanization: Deo Myujikeol
  • Hangul: 더 뮤지컬
  • Director: Kim Kyung-Yong
  • Writer: Kim Hee-Jae
  • Network: SBS
  • Episodes: 16
  • Language: Korean
  • Country: South Korea

[edit] Plot

Ko Eun-Bi (Ku Hye-Sun) is a medical student, but she dreams of becoming a musical actress. She thinks about musicals all day and even dreams about musicals at night.
Hong Jae-Hee (Daniel Choi) comes back to South Korea. He used to compose songs for musicals, but now writes pop songs. His friend says that Jae-Hee changed because of his break-up with Bae Kang-Hee (Ok Joo-Hyun) 6 years ago.
One day, Eun-Bi practices a song while out in a park and Hong Jae-Hee, who fell asleep in the park after drinking too much alcohol, is awaken by her singing. Jae-Hee tells Eun-Bi that he wrote the song "Maria Maria" that she is singing. Eun-Bi doesn't believe him. Jae-Hee advises her that without talent she shouldn't think of becoming a musical actress.
Eun-Bi, ignoring Jae-Hee's opinion, decides to take time off from medical school to take part in numerous auditions. She fails all of them. With only 2 weeks left before she has to return to medical school Eun-Bi becomes desperate. She spots an audition advertisement looking for a male musical actor. Eun-Bi decides to take part in the audition dressing up as a man. Her ruse is discovered though by Yoo-Jin (Park Gi-Woong), an investor for musicals, and she is kicked out from the audition.
In the bathroom of the audition, Eun-Bi meets a woman named Sa Bok-Ja (Park Kyeong-Rim). Bok-Ha insists she is a musical instructor and gives lessons to Eun-Bi. Bok-Ja even moves into Eun-Bi's apartment. Eun-Bi then decides to take a year off from school, believing that with lessons from Bok-Ja she cam make her dreams come true.
A creative musical contest is then held by an investment company led by Yoo-Jin. Meanwhile, a friend of Jae-Hee asks him to write two songs for the contest, but Jae-Hee refuses. Later, Jae-Hee drinks with a bunch of people including Bok-Ja. Bok-Ja has become drunken and grabs Jae-Hee without letting him go. Jae-Hee takes Bok-Ja back to his place and uses her cellphone to call someone. The person that answers is Eun-Bi. A short while later, Eun-Bi arrives at Jae-Hee's place. Jae-Hee learns that Eun-Bi wants to become a musical actress and asks her to sing to a melody while he plays something on the piano. Eun-Bi improvises lyrics about how she met her musical teacher and also a drunken man who insisted he wrote the song Maria Maria. Jae-Hee now remembers her from the park. Eun-Bi also now realizes that the man in the park was really Jae-Hee ...

Cast

The Musical (Korean Drama)-Ku Hye-Sun.jpg The Musical (Korean Drama)-Daniel Choi.jpg The Musical (Korean Drama)-Park Gi-Woong.jpg The Musical (Korean Drama)-Ok Joo-Hyun.jpg The Musical (Korean Drama)-Ki Eun-Se.jpg
Ku Hye-Sun Daniel Choi Park Gi-Woong Ok Joo-Hyun Ki Eun-Se
Ko Eun-Bi Hong Jae-Yi Yoo Jin Bae Kang-Hee Seo Ra-Kyung