meanys

[dude]

you guys are sooooooooooooo mean
you guys reran wang-gun for americans a long time ago.
right?
and why not jang-geum?
meanys...

[Knov1]

You're the first person that I've ever seen complain about the dramas being aired with subtitles. You have no idea how many people across the world (not just the US) would love to have a local channel that aired subtitled Korean dramas. If you want to watch Dae Jang Geum without subtitles and un-edited, there's quite a few Korean video stores in the Chicago area where you could go rent it. In my neighborhood alone there's two. You could also buy it on DVD at annyoung.com or yesasia.com.

[Albie]

Thank you. I also noticed that Dude is always complaining about that. I love watching Korean dramas and I'm not Korean. I like having the subtitles because I can follow the show. I speak Spanish and I don't complain that the Spanish dramas are captioned in English. I think its great because than EVERYONE can enjoy them.

[TheBo]

Yes, thanks, knov1. I didn't reply because it just seems so pointless--we've replied to this person before that we have no control over what KBC-28 airs. My inclination is to ignore him--you are kinder than me.

Bo

[RichardG]

My inclination is to ignore him--you are kinder than me

You NOTICE that? There is a number in the yellow pages for Ch28 to call! Somewhere in there I guess.

[jacques]

Relocate to Honolulu! Dae Janggeum airs here W/OUT subtitles! Kinda puts us non-Koreans at a disadvantage, but we make do and get a free linguistic exercise in the process (although admittedly we all end up speaking like medieval palace hags with all the sochops and shinchops! ;D). Hurry though, coz we're on episode 46, only 8 more to go I believe.