Descendants Of The Sun (2016)

GENRE: Romance, Melodrama, Comedy

SYNOPSIS: When a special ops agent and his partner show up at a hospital to deliver a beaten thief for treatment, a fledgling romance starts up between the doctor and the agent known as “Big Boss.” The couple try on several occasions to date, but career demands always seem to pop up and cause interruptions. A twist of fate eventually puts the two together serving time at a medical facility in Uruk, helping out locals and giving them a chance to get to know one another better via a set of dangerous adventures.

STARRING: Song Joong Ki (Captain Yoo Shi Jin), Song Hye Kyo (Professor Kang Mo Yun), Jin Goo (Chief Master Sergeant Seo Dae Young), Kim Ji Won (Lieutenant Yoon Myung Joo), Kang Shin Il (Lieutenant General Yoon), Kim Byung Chul (Colonel Park Byung Soo), Park Hoon (Sergeant Choi Woo Geun), Choi Woong (Staff Sergeant Gong Chul Ho), Ahn Bo Hyun (Sergeant Im Kwang Nam), Kim Min Suk (Private Kim Ki Bum), Lee Seung Joon (Song Sang Hyun), Seo Jung Yeon (Ha Ja Ae), Onew (Lee Chi Hoon), Park Hwan Hee (Choi Min Ji), Hyun Jyu Ni (Pyo Ji Soo), Tae In Ho (Han Suk Won), Park Ah In (Kim Eun Ji), Jo Woo Ri (Jang Hee Eun), Cho Jasper (Daniel Spencer), Jun Soo Jin (Ri Ye Hwa), David McInnis (David Argus), Zyon Barreto (Fatima), Kwak In Joon (Lee Han Soo), Jo Jae Yoon (Jin Young Soo), Lee Yi Kyung (Kang Min Jae), Jun In Taek (Yoo Young Geun), Nam Moon Chul (Manager Go), Matthew Douma (US Army Delta Force Captain Jordan), Joey Albright (US Army Delta Force Member), Ji Seung Hyun (Ahn Jung Joon), Lee Jae Yong (Choi Ji Ho), Sung Gi Yoon (The President), Kim Kyul (Chairman Han’s Assistant), Jung Dong Kyu, Lee Kwang Soo (Shooting Arcade Operator), Lee Jong Hyuk (Captain Kim Jin Suk), Jung Ji Won (TV Announcer), Park Tae Won (TV Announcer), Ryu Hwa Young (Seo Dae Young’s Ex-Girlfriend), Park Joon Geum (Chi Hoon’s Mother), Yoo Ah In (Banker), Nam Ki Ae (Mo Yun’s Mother), Red Velvet as (Themselves), Han Yeo Wool, Park Pal Young, Seo Woo Jin, Lee Chang

EPISODES: 16

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix; September-October 2016

Will It Snow For Christmas? (2010)

GENRE: Melodrama, Romance

SYNOPSIS: As a teen, Cha Kang Jin was forced to watch his mother being ill treated and walked on by men as he stood by unable to defend her. When his family moves back to his mother’s home town, he meets Han Ji Wan. Han Ji Wan is the daughter of an Asian medicine doctor who has her own difficulties to deal with. With an older brother slated as the town genius, Ji Wan is continually reminded of her inferiority to him. When Ji Wan’s brother dies trying to help her find Kang Jin’s pendant and necklace he lost, she runs away from home and never returns. Eight years later, Kang Jin finds himself attending Ji Wan’s engagement to his co-worker Park Tae Joon but he’s soon heartbroken when Ji Wan at first pretends to not know him.

STARRING: Go Soo (Cha Kang Jin), Kim Soo Hyun (Teen Kang Jin), Han Ye Seul (Han Ji Wan), Nam Ji Hyun (Teen Ji Wan), Sun Woo Sun (Lee Woo Jung), Song Jong Ho (Park Tae Joon), Jo Min Soo (Cha Chun Hee), Chun Ho Jin (Han Joon Soo), Kim Do Yun (Seo Young Sook), Song Joong Ki (Han Ji Yong), Kim Ki Bang (Cha Boo San), Seo Jae Wook (Teen Boo San), Suk Jin Yi (Lee Jin Kyung), Yang So Young (Teen Jin Kyung), Kim Kwang Min (Seo Jae Hyun), Kim Joon Hyung (Kyung Soo), Min Ji Young (Miss Sun), Kim In Tae (Noh Gyo Soo), Kim Hyung Bum (Kim Jung Pil), Yeo Min Joo (Song Yoon Joo), Do Ji Han (Park Jong Suk), Baek Seung Hyun, Lee Joo Yeon, Kim Kwang Gyu (Teacher)

EPISODES: 16

VIEWING SOURCE: DramaFever on Roku; September 2015