Of Swords and Parasols

Just finished DBY and...err...
I was going to watch The Little Fairy next, but I suspect I'll want to squee over it with calixa and forgottenpolishin IMs when I watch, so I'm saving it for when I get back home full time.  Taking The Guts of Man instead.

DBY info is actually dated, as I typed this up at work last night but couldn't post it until now.  Commentary is through ep 8, I'm up to 14 now(hey, there's not much to do out there except watch something, stroke the cats and read, and reading makes it difficult to stroke the cats)

Ithink it's time to accept that It Started With A Kiss is probably the only twdrama that I'm going to love and adore, everything else seems to just be "like well enough," at least that I've seen so far. 

DBY is one that, as far as I know, pretty much all the dorama fans on my flist have watched.  To be honest, I'm not sure what I think about it so far.  The scenes with Rainie Yang and the guy she likes are just boring.  Her scenes with Mike He are(thankfully, as they are the main pairing) better...they have decent chemistry, but aren't grabbing me yet.  The only part I've really liked so far is when his father shows up, and their scene right after that.

Mike He's hair isn't nearly as bad as I was led to expect...confiscate his hairspray and most of the problem will go away...a trim will fix the rest.  He's cute enough, I guess(I know a lot of the flist really likes him)  But any time he does the "evil grin" thing, all the cute is gone.  And Rainie...honestly, I like her character well enough, but her expressions and reactions are, so far, too over the top for me.  And her daydreams are boring, so far.

That said, there's nothing WRONG with it exactly...just too much of some things and not enough of the things that work so far...the story is amusing enough, though, given the start and her daydreams, I can't help but compare it to ISWAK, and then it comes up lacking.

But we'll see.

(hmmm...i think this is my first non-Firefly post today...)