Okay, first of all, I'm here for Barbie, but I must say that if I was forced to live amid the incidents of abject, senseless cruelty occuring in so many of these dramas, I'd be executed for a capital offense within days. Are there really people in this world who behave this way and live to smirk about it? The scene with the evil girls bullying their crying classmate would have me telling the police investigator, "I have no idea how all of those girls ended up splattered on the pavement?" The scene at the rich guy's pool, "No Officer, I don't know how that arrow ended up in the young master's ass..." The worst part is that the lead character usually ends up with the girl after commiting offenses from which there can never, ever be any real foregiveness for. Hopefully, my girl will extract some sort of comeuppance for these evil forces before all is said and done...

Finally! My favorite Yoon Eun Hye drama and the first place that I ever saw her beautiful face and witnessed her enormous personal charms. You never forget your big firsts, and I will be forever indebted to KBS in Los Angeles for introducing me to YEH! Oh Man Suk, by the way is the perfect foil and future mate for her "fish out of water" character here. This one also has one of the best endings ever. Thanks, DRAMAFEVER, for at last bringing us to the vineyard, and 'The Vineyard Man' to us...

I always find Seo Woo to be incredibley likeable and convincing, whether she's playing a sweet and simple bubble-head or the conniving vixen. And this little island ditty allows me no exception to that personal reality. 'Beo-jin's' large, expressive eyes and the overall character in which little Seo Woo exudes in her look, energy, and style, is positively intoxicating to most men, many of whom go into immediate protecter mode to nearly any female with similar traits. I was putty in her hands from the initial scene, and remanied that way throughout the course of the drama. She and her kind seem to have the opposite affect on many who share her gender, but, hate it though they may, one must admit that "cuteness" sells. And one as delightful and cute as Seo Woo will continue to make men's hearts beat faster and have them tripping over themselves to open doors and drop their jackets over puddles so that she may step over them, without getting her feet wet, for good many years to come...