cecilia
Staff member
after LOVE TO KILL this is my new addiction..it's so good..well..to me..cuz DENNIS O is super HOT.. :w000t: ..anyway..watch it for yourself..he is way hotter than DANIEL HENNEY..but again..i'm bias so ..
..you guys can watch it for yourself..*I DID A SPARATHON THESE TWO NIGHTS.*
"...one of the most interesting new dramas which will start broadcasting soon is MBC's ´ÞÄÞÇÃ' ½ºÆÄÀÌ (Sweet Spy). The show - formerly titled just 'Spy' - replaced its main lead, going from veteran Hwang Shin-Hye to young and talented Nam Sang-Mi, whose latest film - another police drama - °­·Â3¹Ã? (Never To Lose) became a minor success story after selling 1 Million tickets, helped by a surge in tickets sold outside the capital.
When you say TV Dramas, a kind of axiom always emerges. Is it set in a hospital? Then it's about hospital workers dating each other. Set in a school? Students date each other. And so, connecting the dots, if it's a Police Drama... policemen date each other, right? No, at least that's what the producers of the show say. The show, written by Lee Seon-Mi and Kim Gi-Ho, promises to become Korea's own C.S.I. Sort of... Our lead, the lovely Nam Sang-Mi, plays Soon Ae, who went to Police Academy to become a policewoman, after losing her husband a few months after marriage. Sure, she starts off as someone who breaks up fights between married couples, who tends to little petty accidents and the like. But she hopes to one day become a serious detective, someone who can make it big. But then one day she does end up in a special division, unexpectedly.
The cast is quite solid. Nam Sang-Mi might have entered the industry because of her great looks (she was an Internet ¾ó¯ - Coolest Face), but she's developed tremendously in the last two years, and she does seem to have talent for this thing called acting. Yoo Seon, who plays the elite policewoman Eun-Joo, has been improving as well, lately making an impressive turn in the flawed but interesting horror flick °¡¹ß (The Wig). Lee Ju-Hyeon has been starring in Dramas since the mid 90s - even going as far as ù»ç¶û (First Love) in 96, still the top rated Korean TV Dramas of all time, recording over 68% ratings back then - and although he never left much of an impression, he's quite a solid actor. Then there's Dennis O'Neill, a Korean-American actor who seems to be second Daniel Henney, hearing the hype he's been receiving. Plus there's Sung Eun, former adult video star who in two months went from pop starlet to interesting actress (she looks like a decent actress from what I've seen). Finally, veterans like Choi Buram (in his first villain role) make up a very appealing salad dressing.
Will the popular writer duo of Lee Seon-Mi and Kim Gi-Ho (a couple in real life) go back to their usual romantic comedy styled shows, like their latest ½ÅÀÃ"»ç¿ø (Super Rookie), or offer something a little meatier? And with no huge stars, will this Drama continue the impressive drought in viewership the 'Drama Kingdom' MBC is recently facing? The show, produced by Go Dong-Seon, will air its first episode tomorrow (Corona: that's 7 nov). You can check it's official website here http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/spy/index.html"
Credit: asianfanatic// sarnworldi
Episodes: //
01 // 02 // 03 // 04 // 05 // 06 //07 // 08 //09 // 10 //11 // 12 // 13 // 14 //15 // 16
English Subtitles - Click here
Credit: ay_link's subbing team from d-addict // iyagi clubbox
MEGAUPLOAD FILES:
01 //02 //03 //04 //05 //06 // 07 //08 //09 //10 // 11 // 12 //13
*NOTE: I will try to download and upload episode 14 - 16 :w000t:
"...one of the most interesting new dramas which will start broadcasting soon is MBC's ´ÞÄÞÇÃ' ½ºÆÄÀÌ (Sweet Spy). The show - formerly titled just 'Spy' - replaced its main lead, going from veteran Hwang Shin-Hye to young and talented Nam Sang-Mi, whose latest film - another police drama - °­·Â3¹Ã? (Never To Lose) became a minor success story after selling 1 Million tickets, helped by a surge in tickets sold outside the capital.
When you say TV Dramas, a kind of axiom always emerges. Is it set in a hospital? Then it's about hospital workers dating each other. Set in a school? Students date each other. And so, connecting the dots, if it's a Police Drama... policemen date each other, right? No, at least that's what the producers of the show say. The show, written by Lee Seon-Mi and Kim Gi-Ho, promises to become Korea's own C.S.I. Sort of... Our lead, the lovely Nam Sang-Mi, plays Soon Ae, who went to Police Academy to become a policewoman, after losing her husband a few months after marriage. Sure, she starts off as someone who breaks up fights between married couples, who tends to little petty accidents and the like. But she hopes to one day become a serious detective, someone who can make it big. But then one day she does end up in a special division, unexpectedly.
The cast is quite solid. Nam Sang-Mi might have entered the industry because of her great looks (she was an Internet ¾ó¯ - Coolest Face), but she's developed tremendously in the last two years, and she does seem to have talent for this thing called acting. Yoo Seon, who plays the elite policewoman Eun-Joo, has been improving as well, lately making an impressive turn in the flawed but interesting horror flick °¡¹ß (The Wig). Lee Ju-Hyeon has been starring in Dramas since the mid 90s - even going as far as ù»ç¶û (First Love) in 96, still the top rated Korean TV Dramas of all time, recording over 68% ratings back then - and although he never left much of an impression, he's quite a solid actor. Then there's Dennis O'Neill, a Korean-American actor who seems to be second Daniel Henney, hearing the hype he's been receiving. Plus there's Sung Eun, former adult video star who in two months went from pop starlet to interesting actress (she looks like a decent actress from what I've seen). Finally, veterans like Choi Buram (in his first villain role) make up a very appealing salad dressing.
Will the popular writer duo of Lee Seon-Mi and Kim Gi-Ho (a couple in real life) go back to their usual romantic comedy styled shows, like their latest ½ÅÀÃ"»ç¿ø (Super Rookie), or offer something a little meatier? And with no huge stars, will this Drama continue the impressive drought in viewership the 'Drama Kingdom' MBC is recently facing? The show, produced by Go Dong-Seon, will air its first episode tomorrow (Corona: that's 7 nov). You can check it's official website here http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/spy/index.html"
Credit: asianfanatic// sarnworldi
Episodes: //
01 // 02 // 03 // 04 // 05 // 06 //07 // 08 //09 // 10 //11 // 12 // 13 // 14 //15 // 16
English Subtitles - Click here
Credit: ay_link's subbing team from d-addict // iyagi clubbox
MEGAUPLOAD FILES:
01 //02 //03 //04 //05 //06 // 07 //08 //09 //10 // 11 // 12 //13
*NOTE: I will try to download and upload episode 14 - 16 :w000t:
