Title: Snow in August
Also known as: Snow / Snow that Falls in August
Previously known as: Unacceptable Love
Genre: Romance
Episode : 20
Synopsis

Jo Dong Hyuk will be playing a 27 year old single with a six year old son who falls for Choo Sang Mi, a thirty-three year old divorcee. Her husband cheated on her and she suffers from the pain of losing their son in a car accident 3 years ago. This drama is about how the two meet and through a child they heal each other wounds.

Cast

Jo Dong Hyuk
Choo Sang Mi
Park Tam Hee

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Title: 태왕사신기 / Tae Wang Sa Shin Gi
Also known as: The Legend / The Story of the First King’s Four Gods
Chinese title : 太王四神記
Genre: Period Drama
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2007-Sept-11 to 2007-Dec-05
Air time: Wednesdays & Thursdays 21:55 (9:55 Korean time)
Theme song: ‘A thousand years love song’ by DBSK (Dong Bang Shin Gi)

Synopsis

This drama portrays the life of the 19th king of Goguryeo. Jumong, the founder of Goguryeo, establish Goguryeo with his Four Gods: Cheong-ryong (Blue Dragon), Baek-ho (White Tiger), Joo-jak (Phoenix), Hyeon-mu (symbolized as a turtle). The Japanese may know them as Seiryuu, Byakko, Suzaku, and Genbu. Jumong marries Soseono, who had a big part in the founding of Goguryeo. They have two sons, Onjo and Biryu. When the son of Jumong’s first wife came to Goguryeo in search of his father, and is named Crown Prince, Soseono takes her sons, Onjo and Biryu, South and establishs Baekje. This is how Baekje and Goguryeo were known as “brother countries”.

As time passed, the Four Gods secluded themselves from society and watched as Baekje and Goguryeo’s relationship worsened (worsened more mainly because Goguryeo’s king was killed in a battle between Baekje and Goguryeo).

One day, Ju-ahn, “Hyeon-mu” of the Four Gods, sees two stars sour up into the sky. Since one came from the palace in Baekje, it predicted the birth of “Su”, later known as King Ah-shin. The other star came from Goguryeo, prophesizing the birth of Dam-deok, later known as Gwang Gae Toh Dae Wang.

Realizing that his new master has come to the world, Ju-ahn awaits in the vast Manchuria with a young girl, Sujini, to see which of the two will be his master. Sujini was picked up as an orphan by Ju-ahn and considers Ju-ahn as her father.

Therefore, the story is on the Four Gods looking for their master, Gwang Gae Toh Dae Wang, who was an expert in tactics, the woman he loved (Sujini), who was also loved by the coldhearted King Ah-shin.

Who was Dam-deok (Gwang Gae Toh Dae Wang)?: He was the 19th king of Goguryeo (lasted from 37 B.C. to 668 A.D.). During the time of Dam-deok, Goguryeo was the most powerful nation in East Asia (yes, even the Chinese dynasty couldn’t defeat Goguryeo). At age 11, he was made the Crown Prince and became King when he was 16. In 396, he attacked Baekje (a nation Southwest of Goguryeo) and took over the northern area above the Han River. He defeated the many invasions made by the Yeon Dynasty (China) after 400 A.D. During his reign, the number of castles he took over numbered in the hundreds and villages numbered in the thousands. However, he died at an untimely age of 39.

Cast

Bae Yong Jun as Damdeok
Oh Kwang Rok as Hyeonko
Choi Min Soo
Lee Ji Ah as Suzini
Moon So Ri as Seo Ki Ha
Yoon Tae Young as Yeon Ho Gae
Lee Da Hee as Gakudan
Park Sang Won as Yeon Garyeo

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Audio - Korean
Subtitle - English
Year - 2007
Episode - 24

Cast
Song Il Gook as Harry / Kim Joo Ho
Jang Jin Young as Maria / Yoo So Young
Han Jae Suk as Kang Tae Hyuk
Yoo Sun as Eva / Yoo Moon Young

This drama is about a female lobbyist dealing with international arms traders. Kang Tae Hyuk is a successor of a main munitions business company in Korea. He is a young businessman with perfect appearance using a refined phraseology. He has an innate ability as a lobbyist and is a master schemer. He plans to sweep over the whole of Asia.

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Synopsis

1 Litre of Tears is about a girl who was diagnosed with a disease called Spinocerebellar Degeneration when she was 15 years old, and was able to continue her life until her death at the age of 25 years old.

The plot is based on the true story of a Japanese girl named Aya Kito, who had the same disease. She kept writing in her diary to remember her experiences until she could no longer hold a pen. Aya simply wished to live until the end of her life, and the purpose of writing in the diary was to remind herself to not give up. She shed tears many times, at the same time encompassed by the rich love and support from her family and friends. Her diary titled 1 Litre of Tears was published shortly after her death. It encouraged many people, healthy or diseased, because of its inspiring and courageous messages. As Aya wrote, “Just being alive is such a lovely and wonderful thing.”

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Also known as Hana Kimi.

* Audio - Japanese
* Subtitle - English
* Year - 2007
* Genre - Comedy, Romance
Cast

* Horikita Maki as Ashiya Mizuki
* Oguri Shun as Sano Izumi
* Ikuta Toma as Nakatsu Shuichi
* Kimura Ryou as Senri Nakao
* Okada Masaki as Sekime Kyogo
* Mizushima Hiro as Nanba Minami
* Yamamoto Yusuke as Kayashima Taiki
* Konno Mahiru as Hara Akira

Synopsis

Horikita plays the protagonist Ashiya Mizuki, a Japanese girl in the U.S. who one day sees the young athlete Sano Izumi (Oguri) compete in the high jump on television. She begins to idolize him, and decides to move to Japan to attend the same school as him. However, Izumi goes to an all-boys school, so Mizuki disguises herself as a boy to achieve her dream of being with her idol.

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• Episode 11
• Episode 12

Synopsis :

Based on a novel by writer Lee Sun Mi, Go Eun Chan (Yoon Eun Hye) is a tomboyish, bold girl who holds multiple jobs in order to help support her mother and sister. In a mixup of pursesnatchers and scooters, she finds herself with a broken scooter that belongs to her boss and a card belonging to Choi Han Kyul (Gong Yoo).

Meanwhile, Han Kyul is finding himself having to go on arranged marriage date after date by his grandmother, which he has no interest in doing. So when Han Kyul is approached by a determined, male-looking Eun Chan (who wants an apology for him being a jerk), he offers “him” money to fix the scooter (and help pay her mother’s ring debt) in exchange for Eun Chan to pretend to be his gay lover.

Later, Han Kyul is given a coffee specialty shop to run by his grandmother, which Eun Chan is a also connected to. Slowly, the two start to develop feelings for each other - but one thinks the other is a guy and starts to question his sexuality, while the other is torn because she doesn’t know how to reveal she is not a guy.

And thus, a drama unfolds in the 1st Shop of Coffee Prince.

Synopsis

When Homicide Detective Kang Oh Soo hit a dead end in his investigation of two seemly unrelated murders, except for the Tarot cards left behind at both crime scenes, he sought help from Seo Hae In, a woman with psychometry ability. She revealed that the killers were different in each murder, but the victims were chosen for their connection to a death of a high school boy. Later, the cases proved to have one more thing in common: the suspects have the same defense attorney, Oh Seung Ha.

Seung Ha’s defense for his clients severely shaken Oh Soo’s conviction to catch the Tarot Card mastermind. Oh Soo was reminded that years ago he had killed a high school classmate in a fight. He was acquitted of all charges and began his life anew. Now, someone has came back to revenge the boy’s wrongful death by killing those who got him off.

Cast

* Joo Ji Hoon as Oh Seung Ha / Jung Tae Seung
* Shin Min Ah as Seo Hae In
* Uhm Tae Woong as Kang Oh Soo

Extended Cast

* Park Gri Na as Lee Min Jae
* Han Jung Soo as Yoon Dae Shik
* Kim Kyung Ik
* Go Ju Yun as young Hae In
* Seo Joon Young as young Oh Soo

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