10 thoughts on “People I don’t like much anymore.”

  1. Glad you like “Goong” or what it’s called in english “Princess Hours”. I just finished watching the final episode this weekend. I was so addicted to this show – it’s like korean crack! hehehe I’m just bummed that it’s over – I WANT MORE!! Incidentally – I googled the actor who plays Crown Prince Shin and found his my space page. I sent him a note and he wrote back! I was too excited about that. I also found out the actor who plays Yool (Shin’s cousin) is a very famous singer in Korea and Japan. The duet you keep hearing throughout the show “Perhaps Love” – he sings the male part. He’s amazing. He goes by the name John Hoon for his japanese album, I don’t know if R&B is your thing but here are a couple of his songs from youtube:
    “Always & Never” by John Hoon
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UByNWlj8OYI&feature=related
     “Sad Song’
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr3f8IUKu0A

  2. I’ll listen to those Youtubes when I get home. His cousin — the guy who looks just like him and has the same hairstyle but different color but was living in London?
    I thought that was supposed to be his twin 😛
    I’m gonna do plot synopses for Goong as I go through it. It’s like a live action anime. So weird. And because the entire series is *actually* a Cinderella-esque fairy tale told by a girl imagining what life would be like if they still had royalty in South Korea, they can play a little loose with reality…

  3. Yeah – the one with the different haircolor and was living in london is Prince Shin’s cousin. They don’t look just alike – geesh. Shin is 6’2″ and Yool is like 5’7″ for one. lol
    I might have to rent this series all over agian. I’m going through withdrawal.
    I’d like to see some other shows the male leads have been in (Shin & Yool) – will have to get you the korean names of the shows in hopes you can find them and burn a DVD of them for me. Netflix is no help in that respect.

  4. I saw him for like two minutes when his mom was ordering him back to Korea. PLUS I was getting ready for work. All I saw was that same carefully tousled hairstyle. I’m gonna have to watch it again.

  5. The next korean show I am going to get you addicted to is “Majimak Chumeun Nawa Hamkke” (Save the Last Dance for Me). This one doesn’t become addictive until either the end of the first disc or the beginning of the second disc (but is still an enjoyable watch until the additive part hehe) – but once it reels you in – you’re hooked! This doesn’t have the comic relief that “Goong’ has at times – but plenty of romance, action and suspense.

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