American Gods (TV series) - Wikipedia. Since its debut, the series has received critical acclaim, with praise for the performances and visual style.
It received two nominations at the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Main Title Design and Outstanding Special Visual Effects, but did not win in either category. It also received three nominations at the 8th Critics' Choice Television Awards, including Best Drama Series, Best Actor in a Drama Series for McShane and Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Gillian Anderson. In May 2017, the series was renewed for a second season, which is scheduled to premiere in 2019.
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The Legend. The Story of the First King's Four Gods Details Title: 태왕사신기 (Tae Wang Sa Shin Gi) / 太王四神記 (Taioshijinki)English title: The LegendAlso known as: The Story of the First King's Four GodsGenre: Period DramaEpisodes: 24Broadcast network: MBCBroadcast period: 2007-Sep-11 to 2007-Dec-05Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55Ending theme song: Love Song for a Thousand Years by TVXQ (Japanese release only)See inserts: The Legend OST Synopsis This drama portrays the life of the 19th king of Goguryeo, Hwanwoong, who was sent from the heavens to make the world a better place.
He falls in love with Saeoh and gives her the joojak necklace; however, Kajin becomes jealous since Saeoh has given birth to Hwanwoong's son. Cast The Legend Cast Extended Cast Episode Ratings Source: TNS Media Korea Production Credits Trivia The production cost was estimated to be around 45 billion won.The filming of this drama started in March of 2006. External Links. House M.D. (TV Series 2004–2012) Defiance (TV Series 2013– ) How to Get Away with Murder (TV Series 2014– )
In the Flesh (TV Mini-Series 2013) Lost (TV Series 2004–2010) Shine a Light Rose: Kdrama Review: Nine: Nine Times Time Travel (2013) Poor Nine.
Poor me. When I heard months ago there’d be yet another time travel drama (with such an obnoxiously long title), I wrote it off instantly. As a favor to a fellow editor, I then found myself proofing a single mid-drama episode recap, and while reading it on a grammar/spelling only basis, I couldn’t figure out what the hell was going on and it sounded utterly ridiculous. I fully planned on it being included on this year’s upcoming “Dramas I Skipped” post. Then it ended, and the blogosphere exploded. And I suddenly thought, “Did I just miss out on something spectacular??” For those of you who’ve seen it, you’ll probably scream out YES. What’s the Story? Lee Jin Wook (I Need Romance 2012) plays Park Sun Woo, a super sexy news anchorman with a super cute, though not sexy almost girlfriend Joo Min Young (Jo Yoon Hee). And, I seriously can’t say anything else about the plot unless you want to be ridiculously spoiled.
Since I finished the drama, I can’t let it go. Parallel Dimensions. Shine a Light Rose: Kdrama Review: Nice Guy (2012) Nice Guy; Innocent Man 세상 어디에도 없는 차칸남자9/10 ♥♥♥ It’s 3:00 am in the morning, and I can’t sleep.
I’d like to blame my having watched the series finale of Nice Guy, but sadly I think it’s just my insomnia kicking in. It’s been a few hours. I think I can be as objective. Nice Guys Finish Last. This makes me want to review how I even come up with ratings. Nice Guy meant a whole lot to me. I’ll try to move from the vague to the specific: Let’s start with Song Joong Ki, our starring role. Let’s talk about the ending for a minute. Is there such a thing as nice guys? I have a problem with this ending, and let’s just by-pass the “ehhh???” The rainbow and unicorn-ending won’t ultimately change my opinion of Nice Guy. Shine a Light Rose: Cdrama Review: Bu Bu Jing Xin (2011) And if you have already, read on for a short series of essays on Bu Bu Jing Xin. :) WARNING: Major Spoilers - Stop reading now unless you've finished the drama and are majorly obsessed with it.
Like me. Add the costumes and you’re eyes will be feasting on the most delicious details in every scene. From women’s dresses to the prince’s wardrobes, hair styles, ornaments and jewelry, everything aids the scene, the story, or the overall feel. The best part is that the drama KNOWS its sets are stunning. One pretty backdrop doesn’t necessarily create a beautiful effect all on its own. I know next to nothing about filming and editing, but it’s no hard task to say that BBJX does this well.