Jo Mi-ryeong (조미령)

Cast of "Harvest Villa": actress Lee Bo-young, actor Shin Ha-kyun and Baek Yoon-sik [Chae Ki-won/10Asia]

"Harvest Villa" - tvN TV

Written by: Jang Hang-joon, Kim Eun-hee
Directed by: Jo Hyeon-tak
Starring: Sin Ha-gyoon (as Oh Bok-kyu), Lee Bo-yeong (as Yoon Seo-lin), Baek Yoon-sik (as Park Tae-chon), Kim Chang-wan (as Kim Sang-chul), Jo Mi-ryeong (as Madame Hong), Go Soo-hee (as Kim Choo-ja), Moon Hee-kyeong (as No Mae-ja), Kang Byeol (as Park Song-i)
In one sentence: About a guy who inherits a small villa from his father and also meets the woman of his dreams but does not know of the huge crime that lingers in the background.
Premiere date: March 5, 2010, 11:00 PM...More

SBS tackles the thorny matter of marriage in its latest drama, "I Love You - 2008", slated to hit the small screen on March 31.

A spin-off of Heo Yeong-man's hit comic book series "I Love You - 2008", SBS's new miniseries keeps it light and fuzzy in what promises to be a bold and cheeky take on the lives of three married couples.

At the press screening held on Feb. 14 at Sangam CGV, reporters and fans were treated to a two-hour sneak peek at this upcoming series.

Judging from the preview, "I Love You - 2008" ventures into risky territory from the get-go -- adultery, divorce, premarital sex and pregnancy, all within two hours, and, with a comic slant.

When asked about the implications of dealing with such serious matters so lightly, Hallyu star Ahn Jae-wook, who will be playing the lead, shrugged it off with a joke or two:

"Contraception ... yes. There is a lot to be careful about", Ahn, 36, said, jokingly referring to the preview, in which his character, Suk Chul-soo, manages to get a girl knocked up.

Sound familiar? Yes, there are some similarities between Judd Apatow's hit f...More

By Han Eun-jung
Staff Reporter

"Super Rookie", a television drama that ran until last month, brought attention to the nation's lagging job market. Last year's "The Million Blossoms of Roses" looked at the problems of "hojuje", or the traditional family registration system, while "Yellow Handkerchief" in 2003 examined the hardships of single motherhood.

And as can be seen with other TV dramas that have either raked up high viewer ratings or heated debates on discussion boards, today's formula for success seems to come down to just how well they are able to connect with audiences by addressing real-life problems.

The societal issue that "Single Again", a weekly drama currently airing on SBS, takes into account is divorce, or, to be more pr...More