where curiosity trumps language
Just when we thought Hell was about to burst wide open, the Devil is sidetracked by exams and camping trips. Rachel and Tan remain financial human sacrifices, as she tries to pull a fast one. And a round of paintball proves you don't have to be an heir to be a tragic romantic hero. Unnichan: So …
Kicks, confessions and kisses litter this episode and well, who doesn't enjoy any of those individually or collectively --- given the right circumstances? This drama definitely seems to be on an up turn and though it's not quite there yet, I can't say I don't appreciate how honest our characters have been with one another. …
The more I watch dramas, the more I step into each one with little to no spoilers or expectations. And oddly, for the majority, projects I enter with that blank slate, I find, I enjoy much much more. Therefore, for me, this drama becomes more about what I think about it "after" I watch it, than …
It's hard to believe we're already at episode 5 because nothing much has occurred. The funny thing is, I don't think that makes Heirs any different from many other dramas out there. However, what does draw the line is that this fact is noticeable, undeniable and I'd be remiss for not addressing the reality. But …
I've never wanted a cast to return to Korea so badly, and though the pace picks up a bit, there's not much change in the snooze department. However, with a cameo from Suju's Kim Heechul and the promise of new conundrums and romantic entanglements make this episode worth the tread. *** Don't forget to check …
with.subtitles.please. 