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Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (Hangul달의 연인 - 보보경심 려; hanja月之戀人-步步驚心:麗; RRDar-ui yeon-in - Bobogyeongsim ryeo) is a South Korean drama based on the Chinese novel Bu Bu Jing Xin by Tong Hua. It began airing on August 29, 2016 on SBS every Monday and Tuesday at 22:00 (KST) for 20 episodes.
 
 

Plot

During a total eclipse of the sun, a 25-year-old 21st century woman, Ko Ha-jin (Lee Ji-eun), drowns and is transported back in time to Goryeo Dynasty Korea. She wakes up in the body of 16-year-old Hae Soo and there, she encounters the many royal princes of the ruling family. She falls in love with 8th Prince Wang Wook (Kang Ha-neul), and then for Wang So (Lee Joon-gi), the fearsome 4th Prince who hides his face behind a mask and is given the derogatory label "wolf dog" by the others. Rivalry and politics ensue among the princes, in a fight for the throne.

Cast

Supporting cast

Royals

Officials and servants


  W TWO WORLDS

Profile

  • Drama: W
  • Revised romanization: W
  • Hangul: 더블유
  • Director: Jung Dae-Yoon
  • Writer: Song Jae-Jung
  • Network: MBC
  • Episodes: 16
  • Release Date: July 20 - September 14, 2016
  • Runtime: Wednesdays & Thursdays 22:00
  • Language: Korean
  • Country: South Korea

Plot

A romance takes place between Kang Chul (Lee Jong-Suk), who is super rich and exist in the webtoon “W,” and Oh Yeon-Joo (Han Hyo-Joo) who is a surgeon in the real world.

Notes

  1. Drama series will takeover the MBC Wednesdays & Thursdays 22:00 time slot previously occupied by "Lucky Romance" and followed by "Shopping King Louis" on September 21, 2016.
  2. First script reading took place early May, 2016 at MBC Broadcasting Station in Sangam, South Korea.
  3. Episode 8 was originally scheduled to air Thursday, August 11, 2016, but will instead air Wednesday, August 17, 2016. MBC will air the Summer Olympics on August 11, 2016.

Cast






Lee Jong-Suk Han Hyo-Joo Jeong Eu-Gene Lee Tae-Hwan Park Won-Sang
Kang Chul Oh Yeon-Joo Yoon So-Hee Seo Do-Yoon Han Chul-Ho










Cha Kwang-Soo Kim Eui-Sung Lee Si-Un Nam Gi-Ae Heo Jung-Do
Son Hyun-Suk Oh Sung-Moo Park Soo-Bong Gil Soo-Sun Park Min-Soo




Kang Ki-Young Lee Se-Rang Ryoo Hye-Rin Yang Hye-Ji
Kang Suk-Bum Gil Soo-Young Sun-Mi Yoon-Hee

Additional Cast Members:

Wednesday, 7 September 2016

Runningman
Variety Korean Show

Running Man (Korean: 런닝맨) is a South Korean variety show; forming part of SBS's Good Sunday lineup. It first aired on July 11, 2010, and as of 2016, it is one of the longest-running variety programs in South Korean history, currently at six years, surpassing the channel's previous variety show, X-Man (at three and a half years), and behind MBC's Infinite Challenge (11 years), and KBS2's 1 Night 2 Days (9 years).
Running Man was originally classified as an "urban action variety"; a genre of variety shows in an urban environment.[1] The MCs and guests were to complete missions at a landmark to win the race.[2] The show has since shifted to a more familiar reality-variety show concept focused on games. It has garnered attention as being the comeback program for Yoo Jae-suk, the main MC of the program, after leaving Good Sunday's Family Outing in February 2010.[3]
The show has become popular in other parts of Asia, even reaching its popularity outside Asia, has gained massive online popularity among Hallyu fans, and having been fansubbed into a number of languages by international audiences, such as English, Spanish, French, Thai, Malay, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indonesian, Burmese (Myanmar), Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Turkish.


Current cast

Name Nickname(s) Duration Notes
Yoo Jae-suk Yoo-ruce Willis (유르스 윌리스)
Yoo Hyuk (유혁)
Yoo-mes Bond (유임스 본드)
Grasshopper (메뚜기)
Cicadanem (매미넴)
Ddakji King (딱지왕)
Yoda (요다)
Episode 1 – present The main host of the show and known during the race missions for his escaping abilities and quick thinking. As a main host, he has been featured as a protagonist in many special episodes, which presented him with a nickname of Yoo-mes Bond. He is shown to have a closer relationship with a lot of the guests on the show, which he often boasts about to the other members. He is also often referenced to the color green throughout the show and is also known for his nickname "Grasshopper" from his first television appearances. He started off as a weak player during the race missions, but later becomes one of the strongest players in the series, and is, along with Kim Jong-kook, considered to be one of the two main powers in the race missions. His theme songs are "Step by Step" by New Kids on the Block and "Extreme Ways" by Moby.
Gary Peaceful Gary (평온개리)
Straight-Going Gary (직진개리)
Tycoon (태풍)
Monday Boyfriend (월요남친)
Mr. Gary (개리 쒸)
Wild Gary (야생개리)
Sudden Commander (뜬금 능력자)
Random Mr. Capable (임의 씨 가능)
Squid (오징어)
Episode 1 – present Introduced alongside Lee Kwang-soo and Song Joong-ki as one of the "variety rookies" due to his lack of experience on variety shows prior to Running Man. He is shown as the most gullible but honest member. Throughout the series, he has been involved in the official loveline of the show alongside Song Ji-hyo, as well known to be rivals with Haha. Although shown to be quite clueless at times, he is known as "The man full of surprises" and the "dark horse" of Running Man during race missions, highlighted when the show held the Best of the Best Match with him winning the match twice in a row. He is also known to be easily irritated whenever the members, particularly Haha called him a "squid" (as the byword for being ugly), which often leave him depressed. His theme songs are his various Leessang songs.
Haha Haroro (하로로)
Roro (로로)
Penguin (펭귄)
Playboy (난봉꾼)
Kid (꼬마)
Schemer (모사꾼)
Ha-Rad Pitt (하래드 피트)
Octopus (주꾸미)
Spaghetti (스파게티)
Episode 1 – present The primary joker of the cast and is usually picked on by other members because of his height and his similar appearance to Pororo the Little Penguin. He also has a tendency to feel as though he is the main lead in a movie created by his imagination. When things don't go his way, he lashes out verbally, causing great laughter among the cast. He is also the playboy of the cast, as he always confesses his love to female guests. However, this ended when he became engaged to singer Byul, changing to a "married man" and becoming very rough to female guests. He was initially a weak player during the race missions, occasionally being picked on even while on the chasing team, however he has improved over the course of the show, highlighted when he won the Best of the Best Match 2 times, along with Gary, who also held the same title. He is currently involved in the rivalry of the show alongside Gary. His theme song is "Perfect Love" by Lutricia McNeal and the theme song of Pororo the Little Penguin.
Ji Suk-jin Big Nose (왕코)
Impala (임팔라)
Race Starter (레이스 스타터)
Yoo Jae Suk's Sunflower (유재석 의 해바라기)
Celebrity Paparazzi (연예인파파라치)
Suk-ja (석자)
Episode 1 – present The oldest member of the show and one of Yoo Jae-suk's closest friends, knowing each other for more than 20 years. He is shown to be jealous of the good relationship between Yoo Jae-suk and Kim Jong-kook. He is also sometimes shown to be smart, particularly towards Korean history. Dubbed the " Race Starter" during the race missions, he is shown to be one of the weakest members and is the easiest and most frequently eliminated out of the cast, so easily that the other members would declare that the race has officially started after his elimination. He is also the most gullible among the cast, as he get easily tricked, particularly towards business investments. His theme song is "House You Live In" by Park Jin-young.
Kim Jong-kook Sparta-kook (스파르타국)
Commander (능력자)
Kookie (꾹이)
Tiger (호랑이)
Coach Kook (꾹코치)
Mr. Capable (능력 씨)
Father-in-law (시아버지)
Kook-minator (꾹네이터)
Jong-sook (종숙)
Episode 1 – present The strongest member of the cast, Kim Jong-kook is known for his strength and skill during the race missions. During the missions, he is known for his sudden appearances that are often accompanied by the soundbite "This is Sparta!" taken from the movie, 300. His smart tactics are often successful to eliminate the other members and as a result, he is known for having both brains and brawn. He is also shown at times to act cute and show off his aegyo. His only apparent weakness is women and he is often teased for having a particular fondness towards Yoon Eun-hye. His theme song is "What We Need Is A Hero" by Alan Silvestri and his own song, "One Man".
Lee Kwang-soo Framer Kwang-soo (모함광수)
Giraffe (기린)
Giraffe's Tricks (꼼수 기린)
Kwangvatar (광바타)
Betrayer Kwang-soo (배신광수)
Icon of Betrayal (배신의 아이콘)
Icon of Bad Luck (불운의 아이콘)
Prince of Asia (아시아 의 왕자)
God of Variety (예능신)
KwangToad (광두꺼비)
Kwang-ja (광자)
Episode 1 – present The tallest and currently the youngest member of the cast and initially introduced alongside Gary and Song Joong-ki as one of the "variety rookies" due to his lack of experience on variety shows prior to Running Man. During the earlier episodes he was known for framing his fellow members with embarrassing and often absurd rumours. He is often picked on by the rest of the cast, particularly Kim Jong-kook, due to his timid nature. He is one of the weakest players, often the first to be eliminated during race missions. However, he has grown to easily betray his fellow members without hesitation. He is also known to be one of the most unluckiest member, having earned the worst results in nearly every luck-based missions. His theme song is "Saint Agnes and the Burning Train" by Sting. It was revealed that he is one of the most popular member and earned a great reputation in various regions of Asia through the series, which left the others in shock.
Song Ji-hyo Blank Ji (멍지)
Ace (에이스)
Bad Ji-hyo (불량지효)
Monday Girlfriend (월요여친)
Song Ji-yok (송지욕)
Beardy Ji-hyo (수염지효)
Gold Ji-hyo (금지효)
Goddess of Luck (행운의 여신)
Goddess of Sleep (잠의 여신)
Hell Ji-hyo (헬지효)
Episode 2 – 5 (guest)
Episode 7 – present (regular)
The only current female member of the show and initially only appeared as a guest but was added to the main cast in episode 6. During the earlier episodes, Song Ji-hyo was often known to swear during broadcasts especially towards Haha and Lee Kwang-soo. She is also known to be often seen with confused or blank facial expressions a lot of the time. Throughout the series, she has been involved in the official loveline of the show alongside Gary. She is one of the strongest players during race missions with similar running and catching capabilities as well as comparable intelligence to Yoo Jae-suk and Kim Jong-kook. Her theme song is the Angry Birds theme song.