The Greatest Love (Korean Drama)
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User Rating
Current user rating: 93/100 (596 votes)
Profile
- TV Show: The Greatest Love (literal title)
- Revised romanization: Choigowei Sarang
- Hangul: 최고의 사랑
- Director: Park Hong-Kyun, Lee Dong-Yoon
- Writer: Hong Mi-Ran, Hong Jeong-Eun
- Network: MBC
- Episodes: 16
- Release Date: May 4, 2011 -- June 23, 2011
- Runtime: Wed. & Thurs. 21:55
- Language: Korean
- Country: South Korea
Plot
"The Greatest Love" depicts a sometimes comical, sometimes sad, sometimes sweet and sometimes maddening love square between a popular actor, a washed up former pop idol, a successful former pop idol, and a doctor of traditional Asian medicine.
10 years ago, girl group "Kukbo Sonyeo (National Treasure Girls)" was the top girl group, but 18 months later the group held a press conference announcing their breakup--for unknown reasons. Since that time, lead vocalist Ku Ae-Jung (Kong Hyo-Jin) has gone through many difficulties; she released a solo album, but it flopped. Many negative rumors also swirled around her, but again, for unknown reasons, she never discussed them or explained them in any way. This led the public to develop a very negative image of her. Her father and brother lost all the money from her brief success on a string of failed business ventures. Now 10 years later, she is known to of the public only as a D-lister, the bottom of the celebrity pile, but she still struggles to maintain her career and take care of her family by appearing on any TV or radio programs that will have her.
Meanwhile, top actor Dok Ko-Jin (Cha Seung-Won) is considered by the public as the perfect man; he is an action movie star who is sexy, yet humble--to the public. In actuality, Dok Ko-Jin is arrogant, self absorbed, and downright mean to those who know him. By chance, Dok Ko-Jin and Ku Ae-Jung cross paths at a gas station. Ku Ae-Jung seems to be recognized by a young fan and, because she is flattered, stands next to Dok Ko-Jin's decked out van while he is still sitting inside--as if it is hers. After the fan leaves, she becomes curious who might be in the van and peers into the heavily tinted windows, but is unable to see anything. Dok Ko-Jin sees her trying to peer through the window and believing she is a fan of his, grabs her arm through a partially opened window and autographs his cyrptic signature onto her palm. He then has his driver drive off without identifying himself to her.
Later on, Dok Ko-Jin and Ku Ae-Jung meet again in the lobby of a TV broadcasting company. Through a series of mishaps, Ku Ae-Jung finds herself hiding in Dok Ko-Jin's dressing room and overhears a conversation between Dok Ko-Jin and his manager where she learns that Dok Ko-Jin had his eardrum ruptured during a shooting scene and he wasn't picked for a coveted movie role, even though he bribed the director with a very expensive bottle of wine. On her way out of his dressing room, she bumps into Dok Ko-Jin and when he autographs his name on her scarf she realizes that he was the arrogant star at the gas station in the van.
Ku Ae-Jung then appears on the variety TV show "Sebakwi" and lies to the staff that she can call the famous actor Dok Ko-Jin during the show's speed quiz segment. Before she goes on, she asks Dok Ko-Jin to take her call--but he refuses. However, for some reason when the show airs he changes his mind and actually takes her phone call. Unfortunately for both, Ku Ae-Jung, caught up in the excitement and pressure of the game, accidentally reveals one of the secrets that she overheard in his dressing room--that Dok Ko-Jin tried to bribe a movie director with a bottle of wine. This leads to the beginning of their tumultuous, often hilarious relationship...
We continue to see the ups and downs of their relationship and there are several surprising things that the storywriters let happen to both characters throughout the series as their relationship continues to build and develop.
Another wonderful Hong Sisters drama, arguably the best of their career, "The Greatest Love" carries a dual meaning. The most obvious is the love Ko-Jin grows to have for Ae-Jung, but just as important and poignant is the deep, sacrificial love Ae-Jung has for the people in her life. It's Ae-Jung's willingness to sacrifice herself that lies behind why she finds it so difficult to escape her bad image and the rumors that follow her.
Notes
- Early Korean title was "Aejungui Balgyun" (literal translation "The Discovery of Affection").
- "The Greatest Love" took over the MBC Wed. & Thurs. 21:55 time slot previously occupied by "Royal Family" and was followed by "Heartstrings" on June 29.
Cast
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| Cha Seung-Won | Kong Hyo-Jin | Yoon Kye-Sang | Yoo In-Na |
| Dok Ko-Jin | Ku Ae-Jung | Yoon Pil-Joo | Kang Se-Ri |
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| Jeong Jun-Ha | Lee Hee-Jin | Han Jin-Hee | Bae Seul-Gi | Choi Hwa-Jung |
| Ku Ae-Hwan | Jenney | Ku Ja-Cheol | Han Mi-Na | president Moon |
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| Im Ji-Kyu | Park Won-Suk | Ryu Hyo-Young | Jeong Man-Sik | Choi Seong-Min |
| Kim Jae-Seok | Pil-Joo's mom | Ha Ru-Mi | Manager Jang | pd Kim |
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| Kim Mi-Jin | 5dolls | Yang Han-Yol |
| writer Han | girl group Candies | Ku Hyeong-Kyu |
Additional Cast Members:
- Lee Seung-Gi - Lee Seung-Ki (cameo / ep 9)
- Lee Byung-Jin - taxi driver (cameo)
- Jang Hang-Jun - movie director (cameo)
- Jung Doo-Hong - martial arts director (cameo)
- Oh Sang-Jin - music programe MC (cameo)
- Park Mi-Sun - talk show MC (cameo)
- Lee Kyung-Sil - talk show panelist (cameo)
- Jo Hyeong-Ki - talk show panelist (cameo)
- Jo Hye-Ryun - talk show panelist (cameo)
- Ji Sang-Ryeol - talk show panelist (cameo)
- Park Kyeong-Rim - talk show panelist (cameo)
- Park Si-Yeon - Kim Hee-Jin (cameo)
- Horan - radio DJ (cameo)
- Kim Sung-Joo - film premiere MC (cameo)
- Park Seul-Ki - TV reporter (cameo)
- Kim Ku-Ra - talk show MC (cameo)
- Park Hwi-Sun - talk show MC (cameo)
- Choi Jae-Hwan (1983) - Fake Dok Go-Jin (cameo)
Trailers
Episode Ratings
| Date | Episode | Nationwide | Seoul |
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| 2011-05-04 | 1 | NR | 8.6 (11th) |
| 2011-05-05 | 2 | 7.1 (20th) | 9.6 (9th) |
| 2011-05-11 | 3 | 8.6 (14th) | 11.2 (7th) |
| 2011-05-12 | 4 | 9.7 (8th) | 12.3 (5th) |
| 2011-05-18 | 5 | 10.4 (5th) | 13.9 (4th) |
| 2011-05-19 | 6 | 10.2 (6th) | 12.7 (6th) |
| 2011-05-25 | 7 | 14.4 (3rd) | 17.9 (1st) |
| 2011-05-26 | 8 | 15.2 (2nd) | 18.0 (1st) |
| 2011-06-01 | 9 | 14.4 (3rd) | 17.0 (1st) |
| 2011-06-02 | 10 | 13.8 (3rd) | 17.4 (1st) |
| 2011-06-08 | 11 | 14.3 (3rd) | 17.3 (1st) |
| 2011-06-09 | 12 | 14.6 (2nd) | 18.5 (1st) |
| 2011-06-15 | 13 | 13.1 (4th) | 17.7 (1st) |
| 2011-06-16 | 14 | 14.5 (2nd) | 18.1 (1st) |
| 2011-06-22 | 15 | 15.9 (3rd) | 19.3 (1st) |
| 2011-06-23 | 16 | 17.4 (2nd) | 21.2 (1st) |
Source: TNS Media Korea
Awards
- 2012 (48th) PaekSang Arts Awards - April 26, 2012
- Best Actress (Kong Hyo-Jin)
- 2011 MBC Drama Awards - December 30, 2011
- Best Drama Award
- Best Actor (mini series) (Cha Seung-Won)
- Best Actress (mini series) (Kong Hyo-Jin)
- Popularity Actress Award (Kong Hyo-Jin)
- Best Couple Award (Cha Seung-Won & Kong Hyo-Jin)
- Best Screenplay (Hong Mi-Ran & Hong Jeong-Eun)
- Best Child Actor (Yang Han-Yol)
rainfairy Says:
Apr 24 2012 4:46 pm
i cant find a word to express how perfect this drama is. i enjoyed every single sec of it. one of the best dramas ever
Siti Says:
Apr 23 2012 5:54 pm
The Best Drama Of This Year 2012....
Dea Says:
Apr 23 2012 8:09 am
@Anya:
Couldn't agree with you more.... This drama deserves it !!!
If "The Greatest Love" win over New York Festival in miniseries category (representative from all best miniseries in the world), South Korea will be very....very.... proud to present this award to "The Greatest Love". (in my opinion ..... ^-^)
Anya Says:
Apr 21 2012 10:39 am
@Dea:
If this drama win "Silver World Medal" in miniseries category, means that this is one of best miniseries in the world ..... no wonder...
The story and the casts are GREAT to bring life in the drama. This is drama with characteristic script and acting among all romantic-comedy drama in the world. The most important is the story bring "rainbow" to the viewers so we could laugh out loud after cry seconds before and then feel warm and then laugh, warm...It happened over and over again..... They deserve the best drama for this kind of emotion in watching.
BTW, i checked that all the finalists outside South Korea in New York Festival, they had been awarded with best drama in their own country even drama with bronze medal. I think this drama deserve it. The Baeksang judges must be really proud to present this drama as best drama. Also the highest award for the cast .......
mar Says:
Apr 21 2012 1:41 am
this drama already begins in malaysia ... when i watching this kdrama , WOW ! so best ..
Lisa Says:
Apr 17 2012 2:24 am
This is a drama with magical touch in cast, script and director. People who are really "in love" with spouse, parents, family, friend, etc... will understand the magical points of the drama. The OST are also beautiful and touching heart..... Highly recommended !!!
Dea Says:
Apr 16 2012 5:30 am
It's on the news that this drama wins Silver World Medal in New York TV and Film Festival 2012, one of the best festival in the world. The jury really have a good choice. This drama is genius in script, presented as a light cheerful touching and heartwarming story. A masterpiece in Romantic-Comedy genre all over the world. I can laugh and cry in to tears almost at the same moment. Change my heart suddenly like a rollercoater..... Never like this before. The casts are also BRILLIANT!... I will never ever forget the moment i spent to watch and rewatched this drama..... So classic and memorable....
rayhaan Says:
Apr 13 2012 8:29 pm
i really really really interested to dr yoon pil joo character.he are hansome,cool,intelligent,sweet(perfect man)...i dont know why,,,i usually like the second hero in korean drama..example boy over flower,he's beautiful, and others...
Daniela Says:
Mar 05 2012 3:49 pm
just finished watching this and all i have to say is that this is definitely in my top five favorite k dramas not one second felt wasted i just couldn't stop watching and the ending was simply spectacular. i highly recommend watching this drama u won't be disappointed
Gasenadi Says:
Feb 22 2012 3:24 pm
The first time I tried watching this drama, I had to stop. Didn't appeal to me at all and didn't understand what was happening. Frankly, I was new to kdrama. After viewing a LOT more dramas, I tried it again and was FLOORED by the satire of the whole industry. Not only that. The way this drama courageously confronts the tragic consequences of internet and media scandals on some actors and actresses is EPIC. As I watched actress Kong Hye Jin ace that press conference, I was sobbing for those "celebrities" who have fallen to the ravages of the media. Truly a valuable message.
Dionne Says:
Feb 16 2012 11:29 pm
I am so glad this drama is only 16 episodes long, my poor heart would burst from emotion!! Love it!
Cristina--Iran Says:
Feb 14 2012 10:56 am
I Loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeee This Drama .... <3
Thankyou & Hwaiting
kirita Says:
Jan 25 2012 10:27 pm
I cann't believe it !!!.... "The Greatest Love" should be the best drama ever !. This is a romantic-comedy-melodrama genre that makes the viewer laugh, cry and dugeun2x. The same thing hapened when i watched "The Artist" recently. OUTSTANDING DRAMA!
keano Says:
Dec 10 2011 3:18 am
V touching comedy..love it!
Kezia Says:
Dec 07 2011 12:44 am
Congratulation for "The Greatest Love" as The Best Drama in GUERIME Award 2011,an award that chosen by directors. This drama is deserves for that.
Julie Says:
Nov 17 2011 8:12 pm
Loveee this drama so much.. its hilarious and exciting. I Love kong hyo jin specifically. She’s a very talented actress and acting so natural.. love her. I’ve watched most of her dramas (pasta, let’s go to school sang doo, candy teacher) and found them all interesting and funny. Keep up the good work Kong Hyo JIn…
Julie Says:
Nov 17 2011 8:10 pm
Loveee this drama so much.. its hilarious and exciting. I Love kong hyo jin specifically. She's a very talented actress and acting so natural.. love her. I've watched most of her dramas (pasta, let's go to school sang doo, candy teacher) and found them all interesting and funny. Keep up the good work Kong Hyo JIn...
ibunyaken Says:
Oct 25 2011 2:29 am
the best drama that i ever seen, congma daebak, awesome
love them both...ding dong
LoonyLizard Says:
Oct 08 2011 9:27 am
* I've tried...
LoonyLizard Says:
Oct 08 2011 9:25 am
NOTE: The following review contains spoilers. I've tired to limit them to those that are the least revealing, but they may still prove upsetting to some readers. You have been warned.
At first, I wasn't sure I was going to like this drama. Between the ludicrous vanity of Dokko Jin and the amateurish, cheesy sound and visual effects used in the humor elements, I was initially put off and fully ready to write a scathing review expressing my disappointment. Once I got past these too-broad strokes, however, I found the characters themselves seem well-formed and memorable and the script to be a work of surprising depth and meaning.
The concept of romance developing through psychological conditioning is especially interesting to me. Repeatedly, Dokko Jin hears the old pop song "Thump, Thump" when he's near Ae-Jung, and it makes his heart beat faster. The fact that because of his LVAD (artificial heart), he always wears a pulse monitor to alert him to his racing heartbeat serves as reinforcement of the conditioning. The writers even included this theory as a monkey wrench in the developing relationship. This theory turns out to be a mask, however, as more and more, Dokko Jin realizes that this woman has a stronger, tougher, and braver heart than anything that could ever be implanted in his chest. What starts as pity grows to admiration, to a quiet awe, and to a fiercely protective love that's just shy of being a force of nature.
Gong Hyo-Jin is breathtaking and heart-wrenching in her portrayal of Goo Ae-Jung, a quietly stolid, long-suffering entertainment has-been struggling to make ends meet and support her family. I feel very safe in saying that if you don't cry for the plight of Ae-Jung, you're not human. While there are some similarities between Goo Ae-Jung of Greatest Love and the role of Seo Yoo-Kyung in Pasta, Ms. Gong's portrayal here is a step above and beyond that of Pasta's junior chef, and truly exemplifies the title, as she takes upon herself the troubles of all whom she loves, even those who have wronged her. The way she carries the role of media martyr with never a hint of smugness or superiority makes this performance a wonder to behold. Gong herself IS a wonder, an actress with talent that any director should feel honored to work with.
It says something when it takes 2 male leads to match up to the female lead. Such is the case with Ae-Jung's romantic interests, Dokko Jin and Dr. Yoon Pil-Joo (Cha Seung-Won and Yoon Kye-Sang). The former is a spoiled action film star at the height of his career while the other is a quietly brilliant doctor of Asian medicine. Both roles seem to suffer from overacting at first, from the good doctor's Buddy Holly image and apparently complete separation from all social rituals, to the awkward, forced feel of Dokko Jin's laughter. These are quickly taken care of as the characters become more developed by episode 3, but neither achieve the instant believability of Ms. Gong's heroine. This seems to be part of the overall design of the series, as truly, Jin & Yoon have the most character transformation in the series, and the development process itself is well-crafted. Mr. Yoon is perfect as the dejected yet loyal could-have-been prospect, and Mr. Cha, while still maintaining a robotic, wince-inducing laugh from beginning to end, still shines brightly as the scoundrel transformed by love. His buddy relationship with Ae-Jung's nephew, Goo Hyong-Kyu (Yang Han-Yol), nicknamed "Ding Dong," is exceptionally endearing, and prepares the audience for an ending that split my face in a grin so wide, my jaw still aches. Most believable are Dokko Jin's moments of insecurity, where his pride wrestles with the honesty of his love, and the moments where his love shines through him with a tender warmth so convincing, it very literally needs to be seen to be believed.
The only wasted space throughout Greatest Love comes in the form of Ae-Jung's Father and Pil-Joo's mother (Han Jin-Hee and Park Won-Suk). Both are roles filled by veteran actors with impressive resumes to their credit who are capable of so much more. It really is the shame of the Hong sisters for not scripting those parts with more depth and integral meaning to the larger story.
Aged parents aside, the supporting cast is a credit to both writing and acting. Yoo In-Na is very nearly perfect as Kang Se-Ri, Ae-Jung's narcissistic former band-mate and the only member of National Treasure Girls to still enjoy the spotlight. Lee Hee-Jin is similarly memorable as Jenney, another N.T. Girl and Ae-Jung's best friend, who now runs a quaint pizzeria and enjoys flirting (i.e., toying) with the different men that come into her life. The way Jenney blatantly plays the men's jealousy off each other without apology is one area where the comedy is done exactly right. The previously mentioned "Ding Dong" is adorable and flawless - Yang Han-Yol is a child star to watch for. Jeong Man-Sik is also on the mark as the slimy and bitter former manager of the N.T.G. who still has an axe to grind for Ae-Jung. His performance generates all the dislike you could ask for in a villain and is what makes the award show scene with Dokko so very satisfying. Also worthy of mention is Im Ji-Kyu as Kim Jae-Seok, Dokko Jin's manager and the closest thing he has to a best friend in a world where everybody has an agenda. The scene where he comes, drunk and upset, to Dokko Jin's home is one of the funniest and more disturbing scenes I've ever had the privilege to witness. I've laughed myself to tears through 4 viewings so far.
Perhaps the greatest surprise among the supporting roles is President Moon, played by Choi Hwa-Jung. A relative novice to the screen, the 50-year-old Choi plays the CEO of Ae-Jung's & Dokko's management company with amazing depth and complexity. Much like Jae-Seok, Moon is a manager who genuinely cares about her clients, but as a veteran of the business, she's too shrewd to fight battles that she knows cannot be won. A perfectly balanced combo of brains, ambition, and heart, the only thing I didn't like about this character was the bulky covers on her cell phone. Though late to the TV side of show biz, Ms. Choi proves that all good things are worth waiting for, and that she is among the best. Somebody needs to give this woman an award.
Two dramatic elements that make the series especially smart are the gradual role-reversal between Dokko and Ae-Jung and the recurring floral theme. All the embarrassing things that happen to Ae-Jung in the first part are revisited upon Dokko, and almost solely because of his love for Ae-Jung. It's truly a double dose of comedic hysteria every time the audience sees Dokko get into the exact same mess he previously yelled at Ae-Jung about, almost always making it worse by his inferior cover-up skills.
The floral theme is especially important, not only because flowers represent love in popular culture, but on a more cerebral level, they also represent sexual union, being both the male and female sex organs of the plant. Greatest Love certainly does not skimp on references to desire of the body, and the flirtation keeps the romantic tension humming without ever becoming crude. The Azaleas theme runs especially deep, in part because Dokko quotes it to Ae-Jung in a gender reversal of the poem's traditionally understood voice, but also because when the inevitable crisis looms, Ae-Jung finds herself using the Azaleas theme in response to Dokko's self-comparison to a race car. It makes both the crisis and the character of Ae-Jung all the more poignant, dear, and indelible. However, even more moving is the potato flower theme. Dokko raises a potato after "executing" two more from the same batch that Ae-Jung brought him. The two executed potatoes represent wasted chances he's had to be honest with Ae-Jung and to be in a relationship with her - namely, not being forthcoming about how he hired a crew to locate both a cherished pen and the shoe Ae-Jung lost looking for it, as well as obliquely accusing her of trying to seduce him just to further her own career. The surviving potato and the plant that sprouts from it are symbolic not only of Ae-Jung, but also of Dokko's last chance to win her heart, while the nurturing that Dokko gives to the potato plant runs parallel with the tender care he gives to Ae-Jung's feelings. All this culminates when Ae-Jung sees potato flowers in a finale that takes two episodes to cover and is among the most satisfying ending to any TV series I've seen to date.
Despite its initial shallowness, "Greatest Love" is a drama with sincerity of heart and a depth that seems all the richer because of the shallow start. In the very last scene, I found myself answering back, "I am indeed honored." (You'll need to watch the entire series to understand that.) A warm and beautiful story of the amazing transformational power of love, it's sure to become a classic, at least in my household.
Final Rating: 9 out of 10 stars. Brilliant and inspiring, without ever taking itself too seriously.
ayudya pratiwi Says:
Oct 03 2011 3:57 am
3 words for this drama :
- Funny
- Sweet
- Touching
and the greatest thing is ..HAPPY END ! ^.^
Love the actor ,and also the actress .
although Kong Hyo Jin is not really pretty and innocent, but she's sweet and cute enough ,,
I love her picture in some angles ,,
and I think her acts in this drama is not same with her acts in "PASTA".
in "PASTA", she acts as the girl who obedient with the guy character (Lee Sun Gyun).
but in The Greatest Love, she's became the girl who pretended her feeling with Dok Ko Jin ..
that'a a BIG DIFFERENCE for me.
well, I think that's all my comment for this drama .
So far, this drama is one of best drama that I ever watch .
AZA ..!^o^
Karen Says:
Sep 22 2011 11:20 am
The Best Drama i've ever seen. I loved and watched all RECOMMENDED Korea drama and THIS IS THE BEST. I NEVER SKIP (pppffff....) the episode since 1 to 16. Never did before. Cann't believe I spent more than 17 hours + rewatch hours. The Greatest Love.... never regret the moment i've already spent to watch you.
rahi Says:
Sep 17 2011 4:36 am
it is very ridiculous and duplicate story.
i hate it.the acting was truly mess.
yanti Says:
Sep 08 2011 10:23 am
hye jin... ur my best idol...
This drama,,, is so fantastic,, always make my heart get race....
ankur koirala Says:
Sep 07 2011 10:27 am
this drama is just toooooooooo awesome.....better than anyone expected.i luv all the cast and crews who worked sao hard to launch it.best of luck for future!!!!!!
blossom Says:
Aug 29 2011 9:38 am
Laughing so much and feel hurt at the same time...this drama really awesome!!!
Dokko Jin really hillarious with his over confident of himself.."DingDong" always played in my mind,
and Gu Ae Jung with his plain make-up but still sweet to see really knows how to handle her man..
they're really in love no matter what happen, especiallny Dokko Jin..
what I know from this drama, whatever your age, even you're mature enough, still if you're in love with someone, you'll become crazy, sweet, and always want to protect them at the same time..you're gonna look so selfish..but that's the way you said that you love your soulmate with action.. :)
one of my favorite drama!!! DAEBAK!!! :)
FK Says:
Aug 25 2011 8:33 am
Love this drama. Can feel the heartbeat together with the story flows. :)
lia00027 Says:
Aug 23 2011 9:58 am
BORING DRAMA EVER. Don't expect to much from this drama. As usual Cha Seung Won is a great actor and he was the only reason i could stand to watch this drama. The whole fault lays with Kong Hyo Jin (totally wrong cast of the heroine), her acting is so boring, dull, and plain. She cannot act at all she just brought same character like what she did in "Pasta". This drama actually has a good plot but Kong hyo jin ruin it by acting so terrible and her whole-plain face. She shouldn't be an actress at all at the 1st place, she's not that sweet and innocent. Gosh I really sorry to have bought this drama it ruined my mood I hate an actress who cannot act well but still acting, waste an effort of the production team. GET RID OF KONG HYO JIN IS A GOOD SOLUTION FOR HER.
e-Rheen Says:
Aug 21 2011 10:11 am
Ding-Dong..!!!! I LUV THIS DRAMA SO MUCH.. Funny, Romantic, Happy Ending..
hanae yamashita Says:
Aug 20 2011 4:50 pm
Am I the only one who got annoyed to death watching this drama? -_- seems like it.. what a lonely feeling! haha
Dul Says:
Aug 13 2011 2:19 am
It's so funny...ding-dong
evoy Says:
Aug 07 2011 12:50 am
i love u cha she won
weng antonio Says:
Jul 28 2011 7:56 pm
This has officially become my favorite korean drama and CSW my most-loved korean actor!DingDong!
eyra melayu Says:
Jul 20 2011 2:01 am
The story line is superb, The Greatest Love really made my day. Even my friend is hooked! Really love Kong Hyo-Jin and Cha Seung-Won. Really love their white-fairy-like daughter! I am going to watch again Pasta!
inat Says:
Jul 13 2011 5:27 pm
Best drama of the year! The writers created a hilarious larger than life character with Dokku Jin and CSW did an exceptional job bringing him to life.
He should get a Best Actor award for this role. Overall solid interesting plot that keeps you glued to the screen and great cast with tremendous talent.
This should be the best drama of the year.
Dok Ko Jin Fan Says:
Jul 13 2011 3:30 pm
I loved this! Dok Ko Jin is hilarious! I laughed a lot with him xD
The scene when they're in the karaokê and he sing Heartbreaker LOL
Ding Dong! OMG! i already miss this drama :(
Sanj Says:
Jul 09 2011 7:46 pm
Loved it!! I am gonna miss watching Dokko Jin and Gu ae jung...:(
ddolchu Says:
Jul 01 2011 7:29 pm
i <3 GONG HYO JIN! SO PRETTY! i hope they do end up togethr in real life LOL :D
ddolchu Says:
Jul 01 2011 7:28 pm
after watching SECRET GARDEN, other dramas got me bored (todeath =_=) UNTIL THIS ONE CAME ALONG :D had me LOLing my heart out! DOK GO JIN JJANG!
Sher Says:
Jun 24 2011 11:37 am
I love this show!! OMO Cha Seung Won stole my heart when he shaved his mustache. He looks good either way, but it was nice to see him without the stache!! Oppa!!! So hot!!!!!!!!! And I love his acting... he keeps it tense when it needs to be and he makes it funny when it needs to be!! Love him!! And Kong Hyo Jin is awesome!! Every time she cries I am crying with her. She is an awesome actress!! She rocks!!! I am definitely buying this DVD when it is released here in the U.S.!! Keep up the great writing Hong Sisters!!!
areeba Says:
Jun 23 2011 4:06 am
i loveeeee this drama i hope dok ko ji will be fine awwww can't wait for ep 15 loveeeee both of you
pCat Says:
Jun 22 2011 5:56 pm
i love this drama sooooooooooooooo much :) Dok ko Jin and Ae Jung mwahhhhhhhhhh
Ayi623 Says:
Jun 21 2011 11:37 am
I love this drama. It made me laugh AND cry so hard at THE Same time. I hope dokogi
Is going to live. Cant wait for episode 15 AND 16
dokkolove Says:
Jun 21 2011 4:27 am
best drama ever.
hilarious and makes me cry A LOT.
i really really wish Dok Ko Jin would not die and Ae Jung image could be better. really really hoping for a beautiful ending.
LOVE THIS DRAMA SOOO MUCH!
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Afaf Says:
Jun 20 2011 9:36 am
best drama so far :)) .. hoping as u all said dat its not a sad ending
miki Says:
Jun 17 2011 10:45 pm
love this series so much. Great job hong sister Ding dong!!!!
Lulu Says:
Jun 16 2011 5:25 am
OMG, I love Dok ko Jin character, he is the best.
nadoo Says:
Jun 14 2011 6:20 pm
Cha Seung Won love u <<<<<<<<<<<<<<*^^*
and thes is the best drama this year<<<<<
skipkrow Says:
Jun 12 2011 2:06 am
is he going to die..
QQ Says:
Jun 11 2011 7:13 am
totally awesome drama!!!! humorous yet so romantic! You just fall in love with each character.
BRAVO Hong Sisters!!!
ryeong8 Says:
Jun 08 2011 5:54 pm
THIS IS THE GREATEST DRAMA OF 2011 ^.^ Hong Sisters are THE BEST!
sara Says:
Jun 07 2011 11:16 pm
hi
i think this amazing drama
it's very funny
dok ko jin & ku ae jung tow wonderful <3
yamara Says:
Jun 05 2011 5:16 am
plsssss don't make a sad ending let Ku Ae-Jung be happy with Dok Ko-Jin...!
skipkrow Says:
Jun 03 2011 10:02 am
this the most exciting drama i ever watch...make sad and happy...
Kpopmum62 Says:
May 22 2011 10:57 pm
I think this drama is one of the most original so far this year. Love the characters but at first i didnt like Dok-ko Jin as he seems rough around the edges and quite uncouth....however on closer inspection he is quite sweet. His new character is emerging as each episode passes. Hope it isnt a sad ending.
pheonix Says:
May 22 2011 6:32 pm
must watch drama! best drama after 49 days in 2011!
JIW_sobangnim Says:
May 11 2011 9:52 am
this is awesome!! love the storyline, hilarious and addictive! show the love!
Ms.GB Says:
May 03 2011 12:06 pm
I sooo like the orginial title better but I'm still gonna watch it! :)
Edo Says:
Apr 29 2011 7:14 am
Watching this just because Cha Seung Won!!! WWW
Although his best drama is City Hall, in Athena he was very very good as So Hyuk.
Lately is always the bad guy, I'm glad he's back with a sweet love Drama *^^*
itja Says:
Apr 09 2011 8:37 pm
kong hye jin became girlband :) :) :)
5dolls will be in this drama..
can't wait........