#Good drama romance town series#

Perhaps I may be going blind, dead, or IвЂ™ve done too much fastforwarding, but he is not turned off by her profession. He could also be playing with SoonGeumвЂ™s affections or trying to seduce her because of his own secretive, heightened financial distress. YoungHee: ItвЂ™s not like kids have to know (basically mind your own business). YoungHee: I want to find out if IвЂ™m nothing but a vulgar, money hungry person, thatвЂ™s why?!? IвЂ™m kidding, your blouse looks really pretty. (DaKyumВ thinking what a total dunce he is!)ДЄctually, can you give her a call to come out for a moment? YoungHee: You cut your hair, it looks nice. HeвЂ™s brutally honest with himself (especially when he was contemplating the reason behind why he is so вЂњinterestedвЂќ in SoonGeum which was not the case before, or rather, why he is so interested in her now that he knows that she is really rich) and with DaKyum (when he was asking for SoonGeumвЂ™s number).ДaKyum: What do you think (of her blouse)?ДaKyum: (pointing to her blouse- gahh men can be so bloody blind at times!) What do you think? He knows вЂњvalueвЂќ and can spot a cheapie a mile away. HeвЂ™s quirky, comfortable with his wealth, nor is he ashamed of how he is where he is at present. I think out of all the characters on the show, YoungHee is the most interesting. If I really wanted to see something like this played out, perhaps itвЂ™s best that I watch a documentary on it.ДЄlso, with all this empty drama time with basically a whole lotta nothing going on, why donвЂ™t they have a scene regarding the grandmother and why she keeps disappearing whenever GunWoo comes sniffing around? I honestly donвЂ™t really care for the maidsвЂ™ side stories, which drag this drama into 15 different places. Although the вЂњupstairs/downstairsвЂќ dynamic is very much a fascinating topic, I will admit now that I have lost utter interest in it. It could be that they are essentially dragging everything out at the most awful pace or there is a lack of material, but please Drama Gods, just make something happen already!!!ДЄs IвЂ™ve noted here before, what really grabbed me about Romance Town were the little moments. I do see bits and pieces tying together, but there isnвЂ™t enough of the вЂњoomphвЂќ factor to really come together. But what I do feel as though it is truly lacking is cohesiveness. As it was mentioned before, this drama really does have the strongest writing. I guess what you would call below is rather my spin on things.ДЄmongst the trendiest of rom-coms that are currently airing, I think Romance Town (or вЂњRoTaвЂќ as it is affectionately known on the Korean side of blogosphere) got lost in the shuffle. First up is Romance Town! I think Kaedejun at DramabeansВ is doing a great job of recapping the individual episodes.

#Good drama romance town series#

After a self-imposed mini mental breakdown, I am semi-back in form.Д«elow is not a recap (seems like a rather daunting task!), but what I would like to say is the first of a series of impressions (or a progress report?) on the various dramas that are currently playing. Memorial day weekend for us folks in the US). Being kicked out of the townhouse, she shoves her hands into her coat pocket and finds the lottery ticket she bought previously.Hola, hola people! I hope everyone is doing well and had a great mini holiday (a.k.a. Sungeum comes back from a convenience store after buying a 5000 won lottery ticket and is then fired by Geonwoo who wants grandma chunjack back.

It's the Saturday when Geonwoo finally returns. She also copes by way of reading letters to the ex-maid, Yoo Chunjak, from the son of the owner, Gang Geonwoo, who studies in NY. She tries to cope with her sorrow and loneliness by joining a meeting called 'Six Parted Garlic' and shares her joys and sorrows with the other maids. No Sungeum whose grandmother and mother were maids, thanks to her gambling addicted father, also becomes a maid in a townhouse on 'First Avenue' which is located in a rich neighborhood. Previously known as 'Housekeepers' (м‹ќлЄЁл“¤, Sik-mo-deul)