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Sunday, April 20, 2008


Undercover/Police shows roccckkkk.

Oh, and Lee Jun-Ki isn't so bad anymore.
Not that I like him. But he's actually quite okay in "The time between dog and wolf", which is a fantastic show. It's probably because he has bidden his long niang hair goodbye. [But I'm sure he's got it back. Again] And he's quite macho in the show, because he's working undercover, which makes him all the more cooler :D Oh, and. He acts very, very well, too.

But I actually like the show more than him. :DDD
It's fishing nice. Not the cliche mushy mushy romantic korean shows you always watch; it has a tinge of romance, but it's mostly about undercover work, and fighting! Of course, that teeny bit of romance makes it sweeter, so it's not too bloody and all concentrated on fighting.

BUT THE ENDING IS STUPID.
My mum thinks these endings are "up to your imagination". Ughhh. I hate cliffhangers. So stupid. I don't want to imagine the ending! I want to KNOW the ending! ==

Anyway - I only blogged for this reason :D
You should really, really watch "The time between dog and wolf". [I'm not sure if I got the title totally correct, though] It's definitely worth the time. (((: