20101028 (Newsletter) Halloween Treats, Rain and Mary!

Hi, KBSWORLDi fans,

As we are approaching the end of 2010, we have new dramas lined up for you. Starting with 'Better to Love' (Official title TBD) this week, 'Jungle Fish 2', 'King Keunchogo' and 'Marry Me, Mary!' are coming in early November.  And you still have Rain's action-packed 'The Fugitive: Plan B'. Too much to watch but no time? That's why KBSWORLDi.com is here for you.

Happy Halloween!
KBSWORLDi.com

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Halloween Treats from KBSWORLDi.com 

Ever wanted to watch only scary K-dramas? Well, maybe not all the time. But how about only for Halloween?

We've got some great treats for you. You can watch 'Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho' and 'Korean Ghost Stories' at a half price when you get it as 'Package'.  Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho on EOR is also on sale. Moreover, another 'Gumiho' is on sale: Fox with Nine Tails: Forbidden Love. Want more scary K-dramas? How about 'Rebirth' and 'The Lucifer'? Yes, they are 50% off right now!

Check out our e-store website for more detail. The sale ends on November 2nd.  But wait, we just added new dramas like 'Freedom Fighter Lee Hoe Young', 'Bread, Love and Dreams' and 'Legend of the Patriots' to the library. So, check them out, too!

 

 

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Protagonist Attempts to Escape Prison 

The tension is building up in "The Fugitive: Plan B" as a protagonist is being set up as the one behind a mysterious murder case. 

In the episode #8,Gee-woo (Rain), a private investigator hired by Ji-ni (Lee Na-young) to investigate who killed her parents, is caught by police as well as painted as Melgidec, the real murder suspect.  Trying to find a way out of prison, Gee-woo succeeds in obtaining a pen he can use to unlock the handcuffs on his wrist when a fellow investigator comes to find Do-soo (Lee Jung-jin), who is watching Gee-woo. But his attempt does not succeed.

While Gee-woo is trying to figure out the true identity of Kai, who Ji-ni loves and trusts and who is plotting to paint him as Melgidec, Ji-ni comes and hurls criticism at him, saying she hasn’t suspected at all that he could be Melgidec.  The fabricated evidence proves it -- Gee-woo wired money to the account of Kevin (Oh Ji-ho), his best friend who died in a mysterious fire, whenever Ji-ni’s people were killed. It means that Gee-woo is Melgidec, and that he asked Kevin to get rid of them.  When he hears this from Do-soo, Gee-woo denies his involvement, saying the account is not his and claiming that he knows who is behind this conspiracy. But that does not help prove his innocence, and he is to be transferred to prosecutors.  Before being handed over to prosecutors, Gee-woo calls Ji-ni and says firmly that the evidence is fabricated and she should not believe anything.  And he once again tries to unlock the handcuffs with a straw he had hidden earlier. 

 

 

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Stars of ‘Marry Me, Mary’ Pose in Wedding Outfits

   Some stills of the upcoming drama “Marry Me, Mary” have been released, generating further hype for the show, which will succeed “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” from November 8 (Seoul).

The photos feature Moon Geun-young as a bride looking serious rather than happy between two grooms: Jang Keun-suk and Kim Jae-wook. Their styles are unusual for a wedding. Jang wears skinny jeans with a dangling chain and half-length boots, while Kim is dressed in a tuxedo but wears sneakers. Moon wears a mini wedding dress with long hair flowing down the back. And the set is not a bright, beautifully-decorated wedding hall but a dreary graveyard with fallen leaves scattered around.

“Marry Me, Mary” is a romantic comedy revolving around a girl who comes to marry two men on contract. It is based on the series of comics by Won Soo-yeon, the author of “Full House” and written by In Eun-a, who wrote the mega-hit “Princess Hours.”