Kdrama Skience
Jan. 16th, 2008 08:19 pmOh, Kdramas, you manage to put Bollywood to shame with your medicine, which is a tremendous feat, what with Bollywood's penchant for magically curable blindness. Apparently in Korea leukemia can only be treated by an operation (which no one ever has the money for, of course). And eye cancer can be caused by a car accident. I have to admit the latter is my favourite crazy skience ever and it's got tough competition, such as the mystery illness of Spring Waltz which could also only be treated by an (obviously unaffordable) operation and
dangermousie's current show, which has bullets lodged in brain which will kill the hero by some determined time.
And (in case you couldn't guess by this post) the heroine of Autumn Tale has just delighted me by having leukemia. She now lies wan and pale in a hospital bed with Playboy by her side, while Fake!Brother is off with suicidal Other Woman.
ETA: I am literally crying I am laughing so hard at Fake!Parents and Real!Mother each discovering that heroine has cancer. Real!Mother was wailing away and then Fake!Mother just keeled over sideways onto a chair. And Fake!Dad just widened his eyes as all the womenfolk wailed. IT WAS GLORIOUS.
ETA 2: I am ashamed to admit that there is a certain amount of ffing through the endless scenes of people wailing over the heroine's pale, wan face. But now we are galloping to the inevitable tragic ending.
And (in case you couldn't guess by this post) the heroine of Autumn Tale has just delighted me by having leukemia. She now lies wan and pale in a hospital bed with Playboy by her side, while Fake!Brother is off with suicidal Other Woman.
ETA: I am literally crying I am laughing so hard at Fake!Parents and Real!Mother each discovering that heroine has cancer. Real!Mother was wailing away and then Fake!Mother just keeled over sideways onto a chair. And Fake!Dad just widened his eyes as all the womenfolk wailed. IT WAS GLORIOUS.
ETA 2: I am ashamed to admit that there is a certain amount of ffing through the endless scenes of people wailing over the heroine's pale, wan face. But now we are galloping to the inevitable tragic ending.
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Date: 2008-01-17 04:34 am (UTC)So they demand to see her underwear. Because you can tell if someone's a noble by their underwear.
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Date: 2008-01-17 04:36 am (UTC)What if she had just borrowed someone else's knickers? Or wasn't wearing any?
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Date: 2008-01-17 04:38 am (UTC)And then the bitch was all YOU HAVE THE RIGHT UNDERWEAR. BUT YOU CAN'T BE A NOBLE. SO YOU ARE A SPY.
Can we put this in our Ultimate Kdrama?
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Date: 2008-01-17 04:40 am (UTC)Also!
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Date: 2008-01-17 08:34 pm (UTC)Heh.
Better or worse than Bali?
ETA: Now you simply must watch Sorry I Love You. Bullets in brain! Weepy-weepy-weepying. Everybody dies!
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Date: 2008-01-17 08:42 pm (UTC)It's better than Bali because I didn't really connect to any of these people. I just enjoyed their angst like a fine wine.
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Date: 2008-01-17 08:47 pm (UTC)You are kidding, right? I was joking!
ROFL.
Yeah, I ended up liking the dysfunctional abused one in Bali so I couldn't revel in it like I should have.
Seriously. Sorry I Love You is where it's at: he randomly clutches his head in agony and writhes on the bed.
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Date: 2008-01-17 08:43 pm (UTC)Re: Also!
Date: 2008-01-17 08:47 pm (UTC)Did I also mention that the hero of SILY emoly talks about going up to the sky?
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