Tag: Gong Hyo-jin
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Pasta: Episode 20 (Final) Recap
by: Raine — Yay! My first project seen through to the end. My next goal is to recap a whole series. This was fun and really taught me a lot. I thank all my readers for sticking with me! Drop me a comment! I LOVE comments. 😀 We have dotted all our I’s and crossed…
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Pasta: Episode 19 Recap
by: Raine — This is the climax of the series and it’s strangely placed. I didn’t really feel the tension and it was a bit predictable. But, as I find with this show, no matter how many criticisms I have of it, I still really enjoy it. That’s its strength. It makes me all smiley…
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Pasta: Episode 18 Recap
by: Raine — The contrived conflict at the end of the episode really did me in. There was a point they should’ve ended it, and they missed their chance. But, there were some good moments. So read on and enjoy!
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Pasta: Episode 17 Recap
by: Raine — The screencaps for this one took forever, but they came out well, so I’m satisfied. Only three more episodes to recap after this. GASP! What will happen with the New Chef Competition, Oh Sae-young and Seol’s undying vendetta against Choi Hyun-wook?
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Favorite K-drama Moments: You’re Beautiful and Sang-doo, Let’s Go to School
by: Raine — Here it is, the first installment of my “Favorite K-drama Moments” series. I’ve taken some video clips and I’m trying to figure out how to make them better quality, but these work for now. Please enjoy! By nature, this post contains spoilers.
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Pasta: Episode 16 Recap
by: Raine — The next episodes may come out slower. I have lost my ability to screencap quickly. (My PC died.) *le sob* But I will try to find a solution as fast as possible. If anyone knows of a great screencapping software for Mac, lemme know! Now I present to you another adorable episode…
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Raine’s 2011 Year-End Review!
by: Raine — Welcome to the end of another eventful K-drama year. The end of 2011 marks the end of my first full K-drama loving year. I watched ten 2011 dramas and I will give you my highly unbiased opinion. (Yes, those two words are inherently opposites. I know. I know.) Included in this review…
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