Making It Easier To Watch Kdramas: The Recap March 25-29
So many kdramas, so little time. Short of missing out on sleep or watching while you should be studying or working, staying up to date can require some creative efforts. Fortunately, the experts here at kdramastars have teamed up with Hulu/Hulu Plus (www.hulu.com/kdrama) to make the very best use of your viewing time.
The plan is to run a weekly guide that will help keep you up to date on the shows that are worth watching.
That Winter, The Wind Blows: (Cast: Song Hye Kyo, Jo In Sung, Kim Beom, Jung Eun Ji)
If you can't decide which current Kdrama to watch, this is the one not to miss, and its getting closer to its finale. Will it be a happy ending? Fans are praying for one. At this point Oh Soo and Oh Young have separated and are missing each other. Oh Soo is unhappy but Oh Young is inconsolable and decides life is not worth living. Will Oh Soo find her in time?
Iris 2 (Kim Tae Hee, Lim Soo Hyang, Lee Beom Soo)
Three years after 2009's hit series IRIS, a new crew of NSS secret service investigates the death of their fallen comrade and investigates the mystery surrounding the ex-secret service vice-director Baek San. In the last episode, there's some tension about the lack of respect Yeon Hwa shows to Joong-won. As Yeon Hwa passes by a dartboard, Yoon Soy throws a dagger at her and asks if she wants to die. She doesn't blink. This series offers plenty of action and plot twists.
Level 7 Civil Servant: (Cast: Joo Won, Choi Kang Hee)
As this romantic espionage series recently wrapped up, you can now marathon it. The plot has its fair share of twists and turns and some fun performances by Joo Won, Choi Kang Hee and some pretty decent acting by idol Chansung of 2PM.
Hundred Year Inheritance: (Cast Eugene, Lee Jung Jin)
Also available for marathoning, this warm-hearted family drama follows a household that has been operating a noodle house for three generations. The plot follows the eldest granddaughter of a humble noodle house family who returns to the family business after a divorce. The characters untangle their lives and relationships like the noodles they make.
Nine: Nine time travels (Cast: Lee Jin Wook, Jeon No Min, Jo Yoon Hee)
Anchorman Sun Woo is consumed by a family tragedy. When he learns about some mystical incense that can take him back in time, he resolves to fix everything that went wrong in his life. So far, he has made a few trips to the past, but every time he returns, he creates more problems. So far, he saved his brother but lost the love of his life. He plans to go back again but at the same time fears the results of his travels.
Stay tuned for more Hulu recaps. Hulu videos are currently offered only in Japan and the U.S and its overseas territories.
