Our drunken avengers are back for the second season of TVING Original series, Work Later, Drink Now. In this season, we watch Ahn So-hee (Lee Sun-bin), Han Ji-yeon (Han Sun-hwa), and Kang Ji-gu (Jung Eun-ji) get back to their normal lives after the struggles they had to face in season 1. They gave us funnier…
Continue reading ➞ The Best of “Work Later, Drink Now” Season 2
Lee Da-hee (LUCA: The Beginning) and Super Junior’s Choi Si-won (Work Later, Drink Now) have both been confirmed to lead ENA's upcoming drama “Icy Cold Romance” (literal title). The drama will revolve around the romance of two people, who have been friends for 20 years and developed romantic feelings for each other while working together…
Continue reading ➞ Lee Da-hee, Choi Si-won are friends-turned-lovers in new ENA drama
It's one of the refreshing dramas of the year - full of quirks and laughs and nothing should be taken seriously. It's well-written and the casts did an amazing job at their respective roles. No wonder the show got another season to bless us with! It's one of my favorite gems of 2021 and let…
Drama Profile Title: Work Later, Drink Now (English title) / Drunk City Women (literal title)Main Cast: Jung Eun-ji, Han Sun-hwa, Lee Sun-bin, Choi Si-wonWriter: Wi So-youngPD: Kim Jung-sikTimeslot: Friday 16:00Network: TVINGEpisodes: 16Genre: Comedy Plot Synopsis: Based on a webtoon of the same name, Work Later, Drink Now is a drama about the life of three women in their 30s, whose belief is to…
This was originally posted on our Facebook Page in 2017. Sweeter than Ferrero, creamier than Cadburry. Tastier than Patchi, milkier than Galaxy. Here are our Top 10 oppas whose abs will make you thirsty. Disclaimer: One of the toughest lists I made since there are a lot of oppas with ripped six-pack. Who's your favorite?…
Continue reading ➞ Chocolate Abs: Top 10 Oppas w/ To Die For Abs
This list was originally posted on our Facebook page in 2017. K-dramas won't be complete without the beautiful tragedy of these second leads. They are usually the ones who love the most but don't get the girl. Here's our Top 10 oppas who made us cry a river. They will always be the ones that…
Umchina (엄친아) is the abbreviated term of umma chingu adeul (엄마 친구 아들), which literally translates to mom's friend's son. Umchina is used to describe someone who is good at everything. Remember how our mothers always compare us to the child of her friend who excels at school, is gentle-mannered, comes from a good family, has stunning…
Continue reading ➞ Prince Charming: Top 10 Umchinas of K-Dramaland
We're just a few hours shy from the New Year, and we can't all wait for the new K-Drama adventures that 2018 has in store for us! But before we bid adieu to the year that was, let's first look back at the most unforgettable happenings of 2017 that reverberated in the four corners of…
Despite all the setbacks, I liked how the drama ended. It's not easy to turn things upside down and expect it to change immediately. Breaking the norm is a challenge in itself, and introducing a new normal is an even bigger challenge. But with strong will and determination, what was once a long shot became…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Finale
We are one hour away from the finale, and I honestly cannot wait for this to be over with. A TALE OF TWO MOTHERS Hyuk's (Siwon) mom continues to crack me up!!!! For once, K-drama gods blessed us with a rich eommoni who does not reject the relationship of her chaebol son with a commoner.…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Episode 15
Joon (Kang So-ra) is still in soul searching mode as she is still conflicted in having her own dream. She chanced upon some online pictures of the stunning northern lights (aurora borealis) in Norway, and remembered how she and her father used to plan to visit this place before he passed away. I love Joon. She…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Episode 14
So this is almost the prelude to the great face-off between Hyuk (Siwon) and Woo-sung (Lee Jae-yeon). Some revelations about the company are also out, and I now understand what Chairman Byun meant by fighting equates to changing the company. As much as Hyuk refuses to fight against his own father and brother, he has…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Episode 13
I haven't even moved on from that Je-hoon (Gong Myung) smile from the previous episode, and yet he is back to his grumpy old self. Grumpy Ahjumma + grumpy Je-hooni, are we meant to be? 😍 Annyeong goyangi The search is on for the missing Hello Kitty USB flash drive that contained the only evidence that…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Episode 12
This episode is a bit slow, but since we are blessed with more Gong Myung screen time on this one, I am not complaining. Hyuk's mom vs Joon's mom I was laughing hard during this scene! Hyuk's (Siwon) elite yet hilarious mom visits Joon (Kang So-ra) at the rooftop apartment, but things went unplanned (she…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Episode 11
Our hero is on his way to revolution, and he is taking his friends with him. Difference between Je-hoon and Joon I understand Joon's (Kang So-ra) deep need to redeem the image of her late father after learning about his bribery scandal with Gangsu Foods. It's really not easy to believe that his father was…
Continue reading ➞ K-Drama Reaction: Revolutionary Love | Episode 10
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