KDrama Moments that Unintentionally Made Me Laugh

I finally finished the craziness that was Mask, and it had a lot of scream worthy moments.  The Bad guy was way too powerful and smart, and the way that everything was finally resolved was super lame.  However, until the lame preachy ending, it was as addicting as crack and had many moments that had me rolling.  As much as I hated the villain, I also loved him.  Mostly because he made faces like these:

How did no one spot that constant smirk that literally tells everyone he's the villain?  And he really knew how to play up the drama.  Especially when opening doors, peering through windows, or being a general creeper.  His door opening skills are literally my favorite part of that whole drama... unless you want to count like the OTP and all that stuff... haha.  But this situation is not alone in it's kind, I frequently find funny moments that make me laugh super hard when they really aren't supposed to be funny.  They just are!  And I just might have those spots cued up so I can watch them if I ever need a pick me up quick laugh.

Korean Dramas with some of the Best OSTs

I don't think I've ever seen an OST break a show, but they can sometimes make the show, or at least make the show that much better.  Whether the songs are simply just catchy and get stuck in our heads without any sort of permission (ALMOST PAAARADISE!!!!) or if they are super good songs that stick with you and end up in your playlists and purchased items, OSTs are a major part of a drama.  That kiss scene would just not be as good without the swelling love ballad in the background increasing the feels by at least 100%.

Or they can add an additional bit of humor when used at just the right moment:

Here are some of the Korean Drama OSTs that have moved me the most, that have definitely made it into my collection, and are constantly being sung and played by me all.the.time...

This Post is Dedicated to Lee Kwang Soo... Just Cuz

It's not like it's his birthday or anything.  But I just feel the need to celebrate him, because he's just that awesome.

It might because It's Okay, That's Love is over now, and I miss it, and I absolutely loved him in it.  He was so good!  In way more reasons than one.

Bromances Continued: 6 More Recent Drama Enhancing Men Relationships

If you're anything like me, you can't get enough of bromances, so here is a list of more bromances that have warmed my little heart and caused me delight recently.  Some of these are just recent for me (as I am currently watching them) but some are current dramas that just keep getting better as the bros keep loving (whether they want to or not) each other.

It's Okay, It's Just a Bunch of Crazy People Living Together

I don't know if it's because of the popularity of shows like Roommate, but the saving point of this show seems to be the grab bag of random crazies all living together.  Well, the saving point for me is Lee Kwang Soo.  Yep, once again I am watching a show just for Kwang Soo Oppa.  Seriously, he needs bigger roles so that I can appreciate him more... but then I always have Running Man, which was featured in like ep 2, so that is a bonus.  This is an SBS show.

107. It's Okay, That's Love 괜찮아, 사랑이야 (2014) Korean

Jo In Sung, Gong Hyo Jin, Sung Dong Il, Lee Kwang Soo, Do Kyung Soo (D.O)

Drama Rating: 8/10     Neck Score: A

The best part about the drama (besides Lee Kwang Soo) is that it is very different.  It's about a bunch of mature adults who all have issues, like everyone in the world.  Only most of their issues are psychological.  Literally.  Four roommates, half are psychologists, and all have problems, some worse than others.  There is also a healthy amount of mystery.  I did like how that developed slowly, so that we  weren't years ahead of the characters, but just a little bit, because we never knew the whole picture.  Maybe not the why when we knew the what and so on.  The main girl was kind of a selfish bitca, but not in like a hateful way, just sometimes I would get frustrated with her because of her selfishness, and meanness, but I actually liked that she was like that.  Because sometimes I really hate how perfect or annoyingly good the female leads can be sometimes.  They are so annoying.  She was annoying too, but in a different and kind of more relatable way.  Sometimes she did need a slap though... Loved the OST too.  This song, I am obsessed with.  I liked the flow of the narrative.  I was a little worried in the last episode that it was going to be draggy, but it wasn't that bad.  It kept things fun at least.  Also, bromance.  Nuff said.