#Name ifactor off my lovely sam soon tv#

The rest of the main cast is quite good too overall, and, I particularly enjoyed the performances of some of the secondary characters the lead character's older sister being chief among them. Lead actress is terrific, and, she's deserves a lot of credit for taking this role on she is actually a super thin beauty in real life who put on a lot of weight just to play the part, and, she absolutely nails this role!. This is an unusual and refreshing choice to be the focal point and main love interest of a KTV melodrama (as opposed to the status quo of some super thin young beauty who needs to be saved by, or take advantage of, some good looking rich dude). Instead, she's quite 'normal', well grounded, and really charming. I really like how this show portrays the main character as neither pitiable or without merit. You do get your hunky doctor, beauty with cancer, various love angles, etc.But the main focus is on the life of the lead character she's an overweight (by KTV drama standards), single, down on her luck, woman who's quickly approaching middle age. SPOILERS AHEAD! This show is really good overall for this genre, and, it features a nice mix of typical KTV melodrama fare combined with an otherwise straightforward adult drama. Not much for me to add here, so I won't waste much time other than a few comments below. Yay!.I see other people have already reviewed this show sufficiently enough, and fairly accurately in my opinion (except for that tool from India). I don't know how many times I had laughed when watching. Given the DVD where I watched it from has Mandarin subtitles and dubbing as well, I can catch what is happening.

#Name ifactor off my lovely sam soon tv#

If you can find out that there's subtitles involved and/or dubbing included if your local TV station is showing, it's good if you are not so much aware of the Korean language. I have to frankly admit, the guy playing the ex-boyfriend is actually kind of handsome as well, other than the hotelier's son. Also even with the girlfriend of the hotelier's son coming back for a holiday from her studies in America, everything became almost so complicated. With even the ex-boyfriend trying to get her back, it's kind of exciting and a little comical at times. But, that is the start of the meeting with a hotelier's son who actually owned a restaurant on his own who needed a baker for his restaurant. At the beginning of the series, she realised her boyfriend had been seeing someone else and so she broke up with him. Being a baker has always been what she wanted to do and she did even went Le Cordo Bleu (fyi.it's one of the most famous cooking schools in the world) in France to realise her ambition. Though her plump appearance may turned some down, she always take things in her stride. I had heard that this is somehow like a Korean version of sorts to 'Bridget Jones's Diary'. I am starting to really embrace the Korean wave and after seeing how much my mother loves it, I watched it too. It almost incur the 'wrath' and became the joke of the family of her likeness towards to this drama/comedy. My mother had actually watched umpteen times of this on the DVD she had bought.