Korea, part II

Man, Korea's actually just much more awesome than I realized, especially with regard to its heroines.

There's another show I'm watching a bit of right now, where the heroine find a bit of bubblewrap and goes "Ooh!!!" It's something all sane people should do when they find spare bubblewrap, because there are actually very few things that are more relaxing than popping the bubbles.

The giant bubblewrap from the laptop case that 'Do and I stomped on outside of St. Nicks was actually just THE MOST AMAZING THING.

But basically, I was more impressed with the fact that they put something so human into a show, because it's something most laidback teenage girls would enjoy and yet it's so scarily normal. I like it when characters are slightly quirky but otherwise normal people (at least, in a show set in modern, unaltered times).

Also I am super excited to watch more of the crazy show I was talking about last post. Because there are clearly devious political occurences going on, and that always makes a show more interesting. Also in the first 15 minutes of the hour long second episode, a kid gets possessed by a giant blue dragon, two villages are burned to the ground, and someone gives birth in what appears to be a golden bathtub (look, I don't get it either). It's sort of great.