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Dating Agency Cyrano: Episode 8. by javabeans. This episode wraps up our chef romance with a particularly satisfying conclusion, inasmuch. When the client starts to ask whether this is the dating agency, he cuts .. Dating Agency Cyrano: Episode 8 · Dating Agency Cyrano: Episode 7.
There is something there I know it. I was noticing that too! Why is this same guy always in the restaurant, yet has not interacted? Seeing him that many times, I was thinking, like you, it's got to mean something. Leave it to Kwang Soo to play the Masochist! It's so funny to watch and I enjoyed it! Still don't trust Master but it was cute when he was smiling it her! Can't wait for next week! Here's what I wonder: Is Master taking a page from Dok Il's book?
I completely believe that the 'suspicious guys' Cyrano Dude saw are the two thugs that work for Master, and that it was all meant to bring him to that window, so he could 'overhear' the date request. As I said, this show needs a feminism upgrade. I pointed it out from the first episode, but the points against it continue, which is kinda weird, given this is supposed to be catered towards females.
Makes me wonder if the writer is a male I think it plays on many women's fantasy about being in the centre of attention and being courted with so much effort. Somehow, it is a flattering sensation to identify yourself with the "target" and not be the hunter. I can also imagine that if a woman did the same, the reaction would be like "don't you have any pride? So why bother plotting elaborate scenarios when one could simply buy some cosmetics by brand X, shoes by brand Y and clothes by brand Z ;.
Did I mention a ridiculously expensive bag?
Just wanted to jump in here because I am a strong feminist myself and actually admire the way that the show has handled its female characters. Sure, all of the targets so far have been female but take a look at them. One was a strong-willed, inquisitive librarian who turned down numerous dates because she found them too boring and never noticed the sweet, lovelorn veterinarian who frequented the library for six months.
The second was a capable class president who wasn't swayed by an idol's initially egotistical declaration of love. She also never went easy on the guy she really liked Arang when he fell behind on assignments. The current target is an independent and accomplished chef running her own very successful restaurant. I might have too much faith in the show but something tells me that they will deliver on that: Being a girl isn't a talent.
I'm still waiting for her to be a bit more than a character device. Naturally Dorky and an M is funny.
I'd like this show to strike a balance between the love story in front and the love story for the clients. Three clients already and all are male Females can't also want that kind of service? Basic story, plotting and pacing are great. Booo, needs an upgrade. Is the writer male or female? Jae Won can go either way Female clients can't happen. Scheming is natural to them.
When they harbor a pure love, they can only acknowledge it after the man has made its move. There are lots of exceptions to that rule. Plus they haven't played the Oblivious to the fact he's already card yet. Or even the, female that hasn't gotten dates because she's been too aggressive and she doesn't want to screw this one up Other Hong Sister's dramas also mix it up.
In many dramas, the girl realizes it before the guy does and tries to take a little action. Besides, female clients should happen. Just use some imagination Just like Min Yeong should have some talent other than having breasts and none of those. IRL, generally the men are the ones who need more help trying to attract the attention of the other sex.
Most women seems to know what it takes to attract men, and if not, they can always ask their girl friends. Heck, they can always ask their male friends, also. OTOH, I wouldn't mind having a female client as I think it would highlight a lot of differences in attracting males and females. It would probably be more boring, though. Maybe it could be a woman trying to attract a woman?
I agree with you completely on Min Young, though. In keeping with the IRL vibe, she needs to have a real skill which would make someone want to keep her around instead of just her gender.
Otherwise, people wouldn't put up with her lacking. May be it could be that she's a quick learner with good intuition? I would have liked to have seen some more obvious skill, though earlier Are you saying someone who is a good person and has many good qualities is not worthy unless a they have a specific talent? I'm more saying that I wish there was a reason why CDA and BH, specifically, would want her around in the first place. I agree that she has a way with people and humanizes the situation, but in BH's eyes I don't see that as enough for him to want to hire her, particularly since he just takes the point of view that love is just hormones.
Now, if in the future, we see that there might have been some underlying factors for why he hired Min Jung e. I do also think that she needs to be more than just a good person with good qualities. She needs to help contribute to the team, which thinking about it, she does in a way as she's very empathetic and can seem to bond very well with the clients and targets vet in first couple, class president in second, chef in third. It just sometimes feels a little ham-fisted.
For example, with the chef, does she really need the milk idea out of the blue for the mushroom? I'm not a chef, so I don't know if that would even work, but where would MinJung come up with that idea anyways? Aw, this weeks episodes brings me alot closer to the heart of the story and its characters. It is rather enlightening. Min young as a character on paper sounds sort of like a common heroine in k-drama but now that we know more about her I don't think she's just a girl that doesn't contribute anything.
She's not the most badass or toughest heroine because that's not what the show set her up to be. Like JB said in the previous recap, she's kinda like the glue in Cyrano. She helps people realize their own dreams and to set out to achieve them even if it seems impossible. She gives them hope. Before min-young, it seemed as if the boys were all robots and cyrano's only mission was to reach a goal with emotions detached. But it seems more and more we have our characters understanding what it really means to help people fall in love while discovering who they are and what they want.
We're almost to that happy medium i've been waiting for!
Yi Seol doesn't attend Do Il's funeral from guilt over causing the accident. Seung Pyo, through his mobster connections, learns the reason behind Do Il and Yi Seol's fight and wants to gets revenge against Byung Hoon. This is exactly how I picture Kwang Soo to be in real life. Minus the SM or maybe with it ;. Could Mi Jin be one of those women who had been burned once, so now swears off all men? It was obvious Moo Jin's heartbeat would increase in Hye Ri's presence.
Can't wait to see how their relationship develops. Omg gahhh by reading this recap I was able to finally figure out what one of the dramas I watched in Korea when I was 8 years old! I remember being traumatized by the drama "m" that whole summer and seriously still have the most horrifying scenes of the drama etched into my memory.
Her interactions with others like Moo Jin is precious to me because it doesn't feel forced. I enjoy this show so much. PollyRose June 25, at 9: There were some complaints that there were no female clients, and thus the show was anti-feminist. Can I just say that the Master looked creepy yet cool? Still waters run deep.
I guess that's one drama off my name that drama list, woohoo. I like this format of having a new case every week This kind of thing is not bad at all And I dont think the Master will in any case turn out to be bad I'm sure they will have a good backstory for him. I also like Sooyoung In any case Byung hoon is the mastermind and the others work towards acting out the plot. Anyways having Sooyoung is not bad at all Call me a broken record, but I think this drama is worth watching, even if only for SooYoung.
The character is written to be likable, but she does give MinYoung something unique, some combination of being naive, carefree and cheerful, but without overdoing it with sugar. She is not your cute dumb girl. Even if she's not always the brightest bulb, she does use her cerebral functions. And she has her own opinion. There were some complaints that there were no female clients, and thus the show was anti-feminist. The way I see it, we get to see a lot of independent women who take charge of their own lives - even if it's manifested by hitting your boss on the head with your handbag or kicking a guy on the shin when he's been a jerk to you.
In an average drama, the girl would go away to cry and ponder what she's done wrong.
That being said, I don't mind watching a girl being helped to get her date. I wouldn't be myself if I didn't make a random remark. MinYoung's car makes me think of Postman Pat.
In way she is a similar character. So whenever I see her driving, I start singing the intro song. I wanted to watch an episode or two and went to YT. Guess what, the episode I picked turned out to be about the policeman practicing his banjo skills to impress the doctor.
After all, it's all some kind of universal continuum - people making efforts to woo the ones they care about. It's not much difference, regardless of genre, country, time. I am not a fan of Sooyoung but I must admit that she surprised me here with her lively expenses.