Tag: Lee Dong Wook

Believe it or not, we find ourselves at the end of Iron Man and though I find it hard to believe this drama is actually over, here I sit, with nothing more to do than give a few final thoughts before I say goodbye. Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 17-18 (1/2)”

Drama Debussie: Another week, another preempted episode. The dramaverse loves doing this to us, doesn’t it? I guess one episode is better than no episode. Especially when it finally starts to explore the things we’ve been waiting so desperately to explore. For example, someone finally asks the question of the century. WHAT THE HELL DOES SE DONG WANT?! Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episode 16”

Zombie: So it seems all my worst fears came true this week. Tae Hee decided she didn’t want to be dead so now she’s back and Se Dong has once again proven herself to be the most selfless, kind and understanding human being on the face of the planet. Seriously, this girl needs to be given a medal or something because she’s just too good, especially to people who don’t deserve her kindness. She makes me feel like such a loser. Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 14-15 (2/2)”

We’re slowly approaching the end of Iron Man (two more weeks *sniffs*) and as much as I love to criticize the characters (especially the ones that are justified in receiving it), I think we’ve officially been introduced to the character that could possibly deserve the most criticism, Tae Hee. She’s back and my fellow dramatics are sharpening their teeth. Although, I thought I would try something a little different. Different being trying to defend Tae Hee and her actions.

First, I KNOW. Second, I haven’t lost my mind. Yet. Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 14-15 (1/2)”

Drama Debussie: Welcome to another week of Iron Man! Seeing that Halloween is fast approaching, I’ve been seriously considering dressing up as Iron/Blade WOman. Wanna be my Secretary Ko? You would be more than a sidekick. I mean, he’s been the REAL hero during the run of this series, quiet as it may be kept. This week was certainly no exception.

Zombie: I’d love to be the Secretary Ko to your Blade Woman, we’d be the most fantastic Halloween duo ever! Haha. As for the real Secretary Ko, he’s my hero. Seriously, is there anything this guy can’t do?

Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 12-13 (2/2)”

I’ve been worried, for weeks now, that the time would come when Hong Bin and Se Dong would reach the point where they would both feel the need to walk away from each other and this week it happened. As painful as it was to watch my two favorite characters separate, it provided some moments for serious growth so I managed to keep myself together… Mostly. Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 12-13 (1/2)”

Zombie: There’s no longer any point in me saying “I LOVE THIS DRAMA” because, well, we’ve already firmly established that, so i’m just gonna dive right in. This week had a lot of ups and downs, with Hong Bin trying to come to grips with who and what he is and trying to decide how to keep those few people in his life that he actually cares about, safe. It makes sense that he’s worried about hurting Se Dong and Chang because he really did put Se Dong in the hospital and I can appreciate his struggle because it means he’s trying to do the right thing. Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 10-11 (2/2)”

In my never ending attempt to be honest while living this drama lifestyle, I’ll start with the obvious in that this week’s episodes were a little off-kilter but when is this show ever not been off-kilter? Nevertheless, it still managed to be beautifully executed. Seems that Wookie’s real life vocal rest forced the show to start really delving into the emotional journeys of each character…And I loved it!

Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Iron Man Episodes 10-11 (1/2)”

After last week’s kiss of awesome, I was really anxious to see where things between Se Dong and Hong Bin went this week so I wasn’t the least bit disappointed in that department but everything else that happened this week really threw me for a loop! Continue reading “The Zebussie Drama Review: Blade Man Episodes 8-9 (1/2)”