Tuesday 12 February 2013

IRIS II






IRIS II: New Generation

Director: Pyo Min-soo
Network: KBS2
Eipsodes: 20
Release Date: February 13, 2013
Runtime: WedI & Thursday 21:55

Plot:
Set 3 years after the death of National Intelligence Service (NIS) agent Kim Hyeon-Jun (Lee Byung-Hun), members of the National Security Service (NSS) team, including Jung Yoo-Gun (Jang Hyuk), Ji Soo-Yeon (Lee Da-Hae) and other agents attempt to pull the curtain on mysterious group IRIS.
Agent Yoo Gun is the leader of NSS TF-A team. While he goes up against Baek San (Kim Young-Chul), Yoo Gun becomes involved in a case which changes his fate forever. 
Will also outline the story of Mister Black, who controlled everything through Baek-san.

Cast:
Jang Hyuk as Jeong Yoo-Gun
Lee Da-Hae as Ji Soo-Yeon
Lee Beom-soo as Yoo Joong-won
Oh Yeon-Soo as Choi Min
Kim Young-Chul as Baek San
Yoon Doo-Joon as Seo Hyun-Woo
Im Soo-Hyang as Kim Yeon-Hwa
Lee Joon as Yoon Shi-Hyuk
Yoo Min as Eriko Sato
Kim Seung-Woo as Park Cheol-Yeong
Kim So-Yeon as Kim Seon-Hwa
Yoon Joo-Sang as Oh Hyeon-Gyu
Lee Jung-Gil as Cho Myeong-Ho

Additional Cast:
Baek Sung-Hyun as Kang Byung-Jin
Cha Hyun-Jung as Yoo Hae-Yeong
Jo Sung-Ha as Ha Seung-Jin
Kim Ji-Hun as Lee Seung-Hak
Kim Il-Woo as Kang Cheol-Hwan 
Lee Jeong-Kil as Jo Myung-Ho  
Sung Dong-Il as Park Joon-Han  
Yoon So-Yi as Park Tae-Hee 
Yun Ju-Sang as Oh Hyun-Kyu 










2012 KBS Drama Awards


Winners' List:

Daesang: Kim Nam Joo (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly)
Top Excellence, Actor: Song Joong Ki (Nice Guy), Yoo Joon-sang (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly)
Top Excellence, Actress: Moon Chae Won (Nice Guy)

Excellence Awards:
Daily Drama, Actor: Kim Young Chul (I Will Give You the Moon and the Stars), Kim Dong-wan (Be Strong Mr. Kim)
Daily Drama, Actress: Kim Ye Ryung (Love Love), Seo Ji Hye (I Will Give You the Moon and the Stars)
Miniseries, Actor: Shin Hyun Joon (Oohlala Spouses)
Miniseries, Actress: Jang Nara (School 2013)
Mid-length Drama, Actor: Uhm Tae Woong (Equator Man)
Mid-length Drama, Actress: Lee Bo Young (Equator Man)
Serial Drama, Actor: Joo Won (Gaksital)
Serial Drama, Actress: Yoon Yeo Jung (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly)
Supporting Actor: Kim Sang Ho (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly), Park Ki-woong (Gaksital)
Supporting Actress: Jo Yoon Hee (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly)

Actor of the Year, awarded by PDs from all three broadcasters: Uhm Tae Woong (Equator Man)
Newcomer Award, Actor: Lee Hee Joon (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly), Lee Jong Seok (School 2013)
Newcomer Award, Actress: Oh Yeon Seo (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly), Jin Sae Yeon (Gaksital)
Netizens’ Award: Song Joong Ki (Nice Guy), Moon Chae Won (Nice Guy), Yoona (Love Rain)
Popularity Award: Joo Won(Gaksital), Bae Suzy (Big)
One-Act Special, Actor: Yeon Woo Jin (Ordinary Love), Sung Joon (Swamp Ecology Report)
One-Act Special, Actress: Yoo Da In (Ordinary Love), Park Shin Hye (Don’t Worry, I’m a Ghost)
Youth Actor: Noh Young Hak (King’s Dream), Nam Ji Hyun (Girl Detective Park Hae-sol)
Best Couple: Song Joong Ki & Moon Chae Won (Nice Guy), Lee Sang Yoon & Lee Bo Young (My Daughter Seo-young), Lee Hee Jun & Jo Yoon Hee (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly), Yoo Joon Sang & Kim Nam Joo (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly),
Writer Award: Park Ji Eun (You Who Rolled In Unexpectedly)





2013 Seoul Music Awards


Winners' List:


Daesang:  Psy
Bonsang:  Super Junior; Epik High; F(x); 2ne1; huh Gak; SHINee; Miss A; Psy; Sistar; Big bang; Lee Seung Gi; Secret
Best New Artist:  Exo-K; Ailee; B.A.P.; Lee Hi
High1/Mobile Popularity:  Lee Seung Gi; SHINee
Performance Culture Award:  Kim Jang Hoon
Record of the Year:  G-Dragon (One of a Kind)
Digital Record of the Year:  Sistar (Alone)
Hallyu Special Award:  Super Junior
R&B/Ballad Award:  K.Will
Hip Hop/Rap Award:  Double K
Best OST Award:  Jonghyun (CNBlue)







Friday 1 February 2013

Ad Genius Lee Tae-Baek




Ad Genius Lee Tae-Baek 

Director: Park Ki-ho
Network: KBS2
Episodes: 16
Release Date: February 4, 2013
Runtime: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Plot:
Drama series depicts the lives and love of people working in the advertisement industry.
Lee Tae-Baek (Jin Goo) is extremely talented young man from Tongyeong, but due to his poor resume, he goes through difficulties as he attempts to succeed in the advertising world. Lee Tae-baek overcomes the the fact that he's only a high school graduate and becomes a sandwich man.
Baek Ji-Yoon (Park Ha-Sun) is an intern at Keumsan Ad Company. She tries to do her best regardless of the task.  Ji-Yoon is full of passion and becomes involved with Lee Tae-Baek.
Ko A-Ri (Han Chae-Young) is an AD planner at Keumsan Ad Company. She's a confident and a sexy woman. In order to achieve her dreams, she threw away her past and her love.


Cast:



  Jin Goo as Lee Tae-Baek


Park Ha-Sun as Baek Ji-Yoon
Jo Hyun-Jae as Eddie Kang

Han Chae-Young as Ko A-Ri

Ko Chang-Seok as Sign shop owner Ma

Kwak Hee-Sung as Ma Yi-Chan

Ah Young as Kong Sun-Hye

Lee Jeong-Kil as Kim Jong-Wook

Yang Hee-Yoon as Jang Min-A

Additional Cast:
Han Sun-Hwa as Lee So-Ran  
Bang Dae-Han as Hassan 
Choi Jung-Woo as Kang Han-Cheol  
Hong Ji-Min as Lee Eun-Hee 
Shin Seung-Hwan as Shin Dong-Hoon  
Lee Hae-Young as Director Choi 
Jeong Yeong-Suk as Ji Gwan-Soon 






   


 





Sunday 20 January 2013

7th Grade Civil Servant



7th Grade Civil Servant

Director: Kim Sang-Hyub
Network: MBC
Episodes: 20
Release Date: January 23, 2013
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Plot:
A drama based on the movie "My Girlfriend is an Agent".
Love and espionage collide in this drama of the National Intelligence Service’s rookie agents. Han Gil Ro (Joo Won) realizes his dream of becoming an international man of mystery, after a childhood spent pouring over James Bond films. Kim Seo Won (Choi Kang-hee) spices things up as a goofy, yet determined agent, but it's not all 007 glamor. Both Gil Ro and Seo Won must learn what it takes to uphold their sworn duty, even at the sacrifice of their happiness - and lives.

Cast:
Choi Kang-Hee as Kim Seo-Won

Joo Won as Han Gil-Ro

Chansung as Kong Dong-Ha

Ahn Nae-Sang as Kim Won-Seok

Uhm Tae-Woong as Choi Woo-Hyuk

Additional Cast:
Kim Soo-Hyun as Mi-Rae
Jang Yeong-Nam as Jang Young-Soon
Son Jin-Young as Kim Poong-Un
Choi Jong-Hwan as  Oh Gwang-Jae
Kim Min-Seo as Shin Sun-Mi
Lee El as Park Soo-Young
Dok Ko Yeong Jae as Han Joo-Man
Lim Ye-Jin as Ko Soo-Ja
Lee Han-Wi as Kim Pan-Seok
Kim Mi-Kyung as Oh Mak-Nae
Ha Shi-Eun as Jin-Joo











































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Friday 11 January 2013

Queen of Ambition




Queen of Ambition

Director: Jo Nam-Kook
Network: SBS
Episodes: 24
Release Date: January 14, 2013
Runtime: Monday & Tuesday 20:55

Plot:
The special prosecutor's investigation team arrives at the Presidential Blue House. They are investigating the First Lady for allegedly accepting bribes. As they begin to embark on their search and seizure, First Lady Da-Hae (Soo-Ae) appears in front of them. She asks special prosecutor Ha-Ryoo (Kwon Sang-Woo) to enter with her into the bedroom. There, Dae-Hae tells Ha-Ryoo to stop the investigation and the case will just disappear. Ha-Ryoo then shouts out at her "Murder is different. Why did you kill me?" Da-Hae then turns around and points a gun at Ha-Ryoo. A gunshot is fired. Da-Hae and Ha-Ryoo embrace. Blood drips out onto the floor and the gun is dropped.
Prosecutor Ha-Ryoo grew up at an orphanage with First Lady Da-Hae as children. One day, her mother and stepfather came and took her away from the orphanage. Before she left, Da-Hae gave Ha-Ryoo a pair of dice.
Seven years later, Ha-Ryoo works at a horse riding stable. He goes to Seoul to meet Taek-Bae (Kwon Hyun-Sang), who also grew up at the same orphanage. Taek-Bae now works as an enforcer for a loan shark. He's having a hard time collecting money from a borrower. Ha-Ryoo and Taek-Bae go to the house in a poor residential area to collect payment. Ha-Ryoo goes inside the house. He finds someone covered in a white fabric and a young woman sitting next to the body. Ha-Ryoo pulls back the white fabric and sees a dead body. The young woman suddenly collapses. Ha-Ryoo grabs the woman and realizes the woman is Da-Hae (his close friend from the orphanage). He calls for an ambulance.
The next moment, Da-Hae wakes up and finds herself in the hospital. Ha-Ryoo is there with her. Da-Hae now realizes who he is. With Ha-Ryoo's money, Da-Hae holds a funeral for her mother. After the funeral, Da-Hae tells Ha-Ryoo that she will study hard and enter a university. She tells him that is the only way she can get out of her poor situation. After Ha-Ryoo leaves and while walking to her house, her stepbrother stops her and tells her that her stepfather is around and looking for her. Da-Hae panics. As a child, her stepfather sexually abused her. Right away, Da-Hae goes home and packs up to leave. She doesn't have anywhere to go and becomes desperate. Da-Hae ends up going to a hostess bar. At this time, Taek-Bae sees Da-Hae entering the hostess bar and calls Ha-Ryoo.
Ha-Ryoo rushes to the hostess bar and catches her leaving the place. Ha-Ryoo enters the hostess bar and returns the money which Da-Hae received for working there. Later, Da-Hae explains to Ha-Ryoo why she had to leave home. Ha-Ryoo takes her to the horse riding stable where he works and makes her stay there. He promises to support her. From that moment, Da-Hae studies hard and graduates from a university. They are also happy together and go on a short trip together. When they arrive back at the horse riding stable from their trip, the place is empty and a note tells them that everybody went to a neighbor's for a barbecue. Ha-Ryoo drives to the neighbor's house to get some food and Da-Hae stays behind at the riding club. While Ha-Ryoo is leaving, he sees a stranger walking on the road. Ha-Ryoo feels something weird.
Shortly later, Da-Hae sees her stepfather in front of her. She runs and gets inside a stable. Her stepfather follows her into the stable. Da-Hae turns around and stabs her stepfather with a knife. Ha-Ryoo enters the stable and sees the man collapse to the floor.
 
Cast:
Kwon Sang-Woo as Ha Ryoo

Soo-Ae as Joo Da-Hae

U-Know Yunho as Baek Do-Hoon

Kim Sung-Ryeong as Baek Do-Kyung
Koh Joon-Hee as Seok Soo-Jung

Additional Cast:
Kwon Hyun-Sang - Yang Taek-Bae 
Lee Deok-Hwa - Baek Chang-Hak  
Cha Hwa-Yeon - Baek Ji-Mi 
Lee Jae-Yoon - Joo Yang-Heon  
Sung Ji-Ru - Uhm Sam-Do 
Lee Il-Hwa - Hong An-Sim  
Ko In-Beom - Cha Sim-Bong 
Park Min-Ha - Ha Eun-Byeol  








Tuesday 1 January 2013

2012 MBC Drama Awards


Winners' List:

Daesang (Grand Prize): Jo Seung-woo (Horse Healer)
Drama of the Year: The Moon That Embraces the Sun
Top Excellence, Miniseries, Actor: Kim Soo-hyun (The Moon That Embraces the Sun)
Top Excellence, Miniseries, Actress: Han Ga-in (The Moon That Embraces the Sun)
Top Excellence, Special Production Drama, Actor: Jo Seung-woo (Horse Healer)
Top Excellence, Special Production Drama, Actress: Sung Yuri (Feast of the Gods)
Top Excellence, Serial Drama, Actor: Kim Jae-won (May Queen)
Top Excellence, Serial Drama, Actress: Han Ji-hye (May Queen)

Excellence Award, Miniseries, Actor: Park Yoochun (I Miss You)
Excellence Award, Miniseries, Actress: Lee Yoon-ji (The King 2 Hearts)
Excellence Award, Special Production Drama, Actor: Lee Sang-woo (Horse Healer, Feast of the Gods)
Excellence Award, Special Production Drama, Actress: Sohn Dam-bi (Light and Shadow), Sung Yuri (Feast of the Gods)
Excellence Award, Serial Drama, Actor: Jae Hee (May Queen)
Excellence Award, Serial Drama, Actress: Seo Hyun-jin (Feast of the Gods, Oh Ja-ryong Is Coming)

Actor of the Year, awarded by PDs from all three broadcasters: Lee Sung-min (Golden Time)
New Actor Award: Kim Jaejoong (Dr. Jin), Lee Jang-woo (I Do, I Do; Oh Ja-ryong Is COming)
New Actress Award: Kim So-eun (Horse Healer, Oh Yeon-seo (Oh Ja-ryong Is Coming)
Child Actor Award: Yeo Jin-gu (The Moon That Embraces the Sun, I Miss You)
Child Actress Award: Kim Yoo-jung (The Moon That Embraces the Sun, May QueeN, Kim So-hyun (The Moon That Embraces the Sun, I Miss You)
Golden Acting Award, Miniseries, Actor: Jeon Gwang-ryul (Light and Shadow, I Miss You), Lee Deok-hwa (May Queen)
Golden Acting Award, Miniseries, Actress: Yang Mi-kyung (The Moon That Embraces the Sun, May Queen), Jeon In-hwa (Feast of the Gods)

Writer of the Year Award: Sohn Young-mok (May Queen), Jin Soo-wan (The Moon That Embraces the Sun)
Popularity Award: Kim Soo-hyun (The Moon That Embraces the Sun), Yoon Eun-hye (I Miss You)
Best Couple Award: Lee Jun-ki, Shin Mina (Arang and the Magistrate)
Hallyu Star of the Year Award: Yoon Eun-hye (I Miss You)
Lifetime Achievement Award: Jo Kyung-hwan
Voice Acting Award, Foreign Dubbing: Jeon Soo-bin (CSI Miami Season 10)
Voice Actor Award, Radio: Choi Sang-ki (Bae Han-sung’s Classics)