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Post by TheBo on Nov 11, 2010 11:51:17 GMT -5
Thanks to Captain V, we know it will be shown this evening, and possibly there will be some sort of additional programming--so queue up your DVRs--or VCRs if they still exist.
It looks like they're doing Ep 24 first, with a "making of" after.
I am having some problems with my computer at work and have been unable to watch most of episode 24 this week. (I suspect some conflicting media players.) At home I know I'll have better luck, so I'm sending myself the initial draft of the recap, and I will have to post it over the weekend. Not before Saturday, as I'm visiting my mother until Friday night.
SO. If you want to go ahead and start discussing, feel free. LOL. I'll post it as soon as I have it. Oh, and let me know what you thought about the additional programming if you watched it. Just curious.
Bo
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Post by ginnycat5 on Nov 12, 2010 16:42:53 GMT -5
What happened?? Sung Chan ended up on the dark side, sneaky and driven, just like Min Woo. WTH? He's trying to steal a guy's secret recipe because he just has to know? The guy has a business in a quiet location, no other customers at that time anyway, not exactly a thriving business, but does SC talk to him, explain his own interest in cooking, maybe offer to pay for one of the secrets? Nah, just sneak around even after being warned off. BTW, what was that chopped-up stuff in the big can (like a garbage can), was it ingredients for his special dish? How long would it last that way? Looked odd to me.
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Post by Ken on Nov 17, 2010 23:28:36 GMT -5
We agree with you about the ending. Why would Sunchan have to steal the chicken recipe? And both he and Bongjoo left Umajung right after getting it back?? Sunchan sort of proposed to Jinsoo and then said he was kidding?!? Aargh. For a final episode (that we had to wait two weeks for), it was very weak. Yet I feel kind of sad that it won't be on tomorrow. I think we'll still get some Chinese food, though. That's made our Thursday nights really pretty great, so we've got the show to thank for that at least. The special was pretty cool, though and it left a better taste (sorry)than the ending of the actual show.
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Post by TheBo on Nov 18, 2010 11:26:04 GMT -5
You know, I had that same thought about just asking. He asked everyone else. He turned into an American. LOL. The other thing was, he didn't even tell the guy how good it was. They barely thanked him for bringing it.
I think the ingredients in the can were just vegetable trimmings. The thought I had was, why isn't that guy composting? He lives in a rural area. Wouldn't they compost? And that was a lot of scrap for a place that presumably doesn't get much custom, but maybe that wasn't the idea. Did you notice the beer (soju?) bottles? Perhaps the implication was, people come here to drink and eat in the evening.
Yes, I agree that the joke proposal to Jin-soo was a little much. Perversely, the last conversation between Bong-ju and Joo-hee was much more satisfying.
Bo
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Post by ginnycat5 on Nov 18, 2010 18:04:22 GMT -5
We agree with you about the ending. Why would Sunchan have to steal the chicken recipe? And both he and Bongjoo left Umajung right after getting it back?? Sunchan sort of proposed to Jinsoo and then said he was kidding?!? Aargh. For a final episode (that we had to wait two weeks for), it was very weak. Yet I feel kind of sad that it won't be on tomorrow. I think we'll still get some Chinese food, though. That's made our Thursday nights really pretty great, so we've got the show to thank for that at least. The special was pretty cool, though and it left a better taste (sorry)than the ending of the actual show. Aargh, yes!! And he did it twice! How painful for JS. He held her hand at one point, though, so he's getting braver. Maybe in a few months there will be a real proposal that sticks. Too bad we won't see it. (These are real people, right? LOL )
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