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I really want to know what he's up to. Yeah I wanna know Master's deal. I'm really happy they aren't making him a simple character so far. I hope it's not just a matter of a guy obsessing about losing his first girlfriend to his friend kinda thing. It would be too weird if it is. I felt a little bored in this episode I also wonder whether not everything is a set up, maybe our heroine is the ultimate love pawn in the game? That would actually be quite interesting, especially if it got set up really cleverly, with hints of meta-layers of the story being dropped from early on at the moment the Master is the only element that makes me want to say maybe it's a set-up within a set-up.
Rather than fluff which I'm mostly feeling now , I'd love something clever like Nueve Reinas Argentinian film that kept you guessing and then threw you a fabulous twist. I need this drama to play with the viewer, that would hook me so much! I was wondering the same thing. The use of Cyrano in the title and Arang's reading of the Cyrano de Bergarac play has to be deliberate. After all, Cyrano originally was a man too afraid to claim his love, so he wooed her through the guise of his friend.
Maybe, Master is kept purposely vague and distant so he can eventually use Min Young as a pawn against Byung Hoon. I'm excited to see this tale unfurl. I think there is going to be a bit more of a complex storyline coming up soon but we-re being kept in the dark about it for now. So how is SP connected?
Is he related to Do Il? Did he have feelings for Yi Seol? Or is he Do Il? I can't see the connection yet. All I know is that there is malice towards our Sherlock. Can I just say that I love Moo Jin. He seems to be the only one who "sees" what the audience does. I love it when he looks at BH and MY and sees the blooming chemistry. With each head tilt I get the sense he is totally reading up on what I'm feeling with those two.
And now he's getting his own love interest!? I'm enjoying this series so much. Gosh, this was so hilarious! I was expecting a wee bit of angst with the end of the last episode and how she was going to get back into the agency, but then she just downright says that he can't kick her out! BH is so cynical and acts llike he easily has all the answers - and MY is adorable as a thorn in his flesh: She is pricklier than he figured, but I think he secretly likes that.
Love that BH calls on the phone, "Hey Idol" - so intentionally unimpressed. He is so broody moody, just how I like 'em.
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Must have taken advanced lessons in that from his boss. Dark moods in black no less. So, SP has a grudge against Junsu's Appa he will always be that now from high school days? I mean, I hold grudges like nobody's business, but I'll be damned if I'm not going to get on with my own life and not just cut the offender out. I'm loving the directing of this show. It's well-done without being overproduced, and the music perfectly sets the tone. The dialogue has a bit of bite to it too, which is nice. The cameos so far are awesome - Lee Yoon-ji and Taemin!
For completely different reasons of course. Taemin's acting is terrible, as Byung-hoon noted in a hilarious meta moment, but then as Min-young retorts, he SHINes so brightly it's hard to care forgive me for that, I couldn't resist. And Yoon-ji is just wonderful in everything. Her scenes with Sooyoung made me wish their roles had been reversed, but I'm not unhappy with Sooyoung. She's very likeable onscreen, which goes a long way, and her acting is serviceable at least.
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And I think you're right, gummi, in predicting a bad end for Taemin, er, Ray's love. I wonder how that will affect the Agency and Byung-hoon's brach confidence. Is anyone else getting the idea that Seung-pyo is actually Byung-hoon's best friend from the flashback, or at least knew him in high school?
Otherwise why is a grown man hanging around a high school and taking pictures while the students are there, like a pervert? I have a feeling they loved the same girl or something. I really wish it's something a bit less overdone than that. I love Sooyoung, and she does good job, but I kinda wish the roles had been reversed. But then again, if we go by the movie, Minyoung is supposed to be quite younger than Byunghoon.
So I don't think Seungpyo's is the best friend Ah okay, I missed that about the theatre owner. In that case I think you're probably on the money about Seung-pyo. And I felt sadness for A Rang as I don't know if he'll get the girl as he seemed rather oblivious to her and with his agency actively working against his potential romance I really like the sunny disposition of A Rang and the job that the actor who portrays him is doing.
He's, by far, the one I root for the most. I had a feeling she was looking at Arang out the window when Taemin was dancing. I also think that Arang might actually like her back, but never said anything I guess we'll find out in episode 4. I also hope he doesn't get hurt I am liking this more than I thought I would. Yes, it's breezy and cute, and has Taemin all grown up and manly-ish, but has something else, darker, that keeps pulling me forward. The interest between BH and MY is there and growing.
One side reluctantly and the other because of curiosity. She still seems too young, and I don't mean age but maturity, but so was Emma to Mr. I'm loving this drama so far! I like how they changed Minyoung character so it's different from the suave Minyoung in the movie. It's works better this way for a drama. The thing is, now I'm more interested in the back story of Cyrano Agents and mysterious Master than the client's story.
I still enjoyed every minute of it, though. Solid drama is solid. As soon as Se Kyung walked into the theater, I knew exactly what she was intending to do. I can't believe Ah Rang had no clue she liked him. I guess working in Cyrano has yet to teach him to be more perceptive to the opposite sex. It was funny how legitimately surprised Min Young was in finding out Ah Rang was a high schooler. And oh so cute how excited Ah Rang was to see his noona waltzing into his class. Wow, TaeMin cannot act. I find Shinee as a whole can't act. I say as I await Onew's new sitcom.
I haven't seen any of OnKey's musicals, but 2Min hasn't impressed me with their acting.
I just love this While watching the series, I didn't see Sooyoung as the idol but, rather, the Minyoung who's so lovable and so funny here I usually only rooted for one character whenever I watch a drama that have so many characters It was obvious to me, the moment she put the schoolwork on his desk and called him out on not coming to school often enough, that Se-kyung was crushing on Arang. I was just waiting for the other shoe to drop with her confession. I like that the team may be faced with a task they may be unable to solve. It throws a wrench into their well-oiled machine. I'm still not sold on the relationship between Byung-hoon and Min-young.
There's a fifteen year age difference between the actors. It's a little off-putting for me, because he just looks so much older. Maybe I'll warm up to it, if that's where we're headed, but no promises. But despite that, I enjoy this show so much. I'm a little sad that this drama isn't getting as much love on DB e.
I guess not enough people have given it a try yet: Anyway, I love this drama because of its little moments in between, and how it chooses to unveil its stories. Anyway, I got a little sidetracked. The in between moments I was referring to refer is Moo Jin. I love how the show uses the ever silent Moo Jin as an opportunity to almost let us, the viewers, pan the camera around and just observe without being directed by dialogue. Moo jin, even though silent, should not be passed off as a filler character. He really gives this show that special, contemplative beat.
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Moo Jin's rubik's cube is all one color, right? Or is it the lighting in the theater, which is where we see him fiddling with it in one hand. He hasn't done anything genius-like so far, which is what the whole rubik's cube thing is supposed to imply in the most obvious way ever. But if it's all one color, what's the point? If it was meant to be a sight-gag for us or a fake-out, why keep showing it?