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Lordy, I didn’t think we’d EVER get here. But here we are, and what a breath of fresh air it is to see Robot Boy stepping up to own his feelings. What’s even better is what he does afterwards, because as awesome as the kissing is, it’s much more satisfying to see them steer each other towards growth, and maturity, and a sense of self that doesn’t make me want to lose my lunch.

EPISODE 14 RECAP

Seung-jo’s jealousy-fueled, rain-soaked, you-can’t-love-anyone-but-me kiss leaves Ha-ni (and everyone else) a puddle of goo. At home, Dad is announcing their departure from the house, throwing everyone up in arms.

Just then, Seung-jo and Ha-ni arrive home, sopping wet. Mom sends them upstairs, but Eun-jo rushes up to his brother: “Oh Ha-ni is leaving!”

At that, Seung-jo does the unimaginable. He takes Ha-ni by the hand, sweetly interlocking their fingers, and announces that they have something to say. Omo! So soon?

Seung-jo: I want to marry Ha-ni.

Cue trumpets, dancing pandas, and stockpile of confetti. I seriously thought we’d be in for some more roundabout angst before he actually admitted the consequences of the Big Kiss, but hey, I’m all for forward movement. Bring back the Cute!

Mom squeals louder than twenty fangirls on speed, hugging Ha-ni and jumping up and down. Her statement to her son cracks me up: “Baek Seung-jo, why are you so awesome right now?” Hahaha. Microsoft windows server 2012 r2 das handbuch.

Upstairs, Seung-jo says goodnight and Ha-ni stops him for a moment, scared that when they wake up, he’ll go back to being cold Robot Boy. He backhugs her (Who are you?) and casually tosses out, “Should we sleep together then?” Kyah! She buries her face in his chest, saying how much she likes him and that she never even imagined he’d like her back. Seung-jo: “Neither did I.” Heh, it’s dense, but totally honest.

Back at the restaurant, Duckie laments his stupid pushy move on Ha-ni earlier. Yeah, that was your downfall, buddy. He packs a lunch for Ha-ni and heads to campus to apologize…only to find a poster announcing Ha-ni and Seung-jo’s promise to marry.

Okay, what is with the convenient announcements all over school, all the time? I get that it’s cutesy, but as a plot device, (as in, a way for people to find out important things) it’s lame.

Elsewhere on campus, Seung-jo breaks the news to He-ra, who shows her disappointment, but basically acknowledges that everyone knew he liked Ha-ni, but him. She even understands exactly why it was so hard for him to realize it—because Ha-ni was the first problem he’s faced that he couldn’t solve easily, unlike everything else he’s ever encountered.

Seung-jo admits to having a really hard time with it, but now that he’s surrendered completely to Ha-ni, he’s happy. And it shows on his face. I’ve never seen him smiling so much, in all of the previous thirteen episodes combined.

He apologizes to He-ra, and admits that he really did think they were a good match, and that he felt comfortable around her. He-ra puts two and two together: he ran away from the discomfort of his feelings for Ha-ni, and took shelter with her, where he felt comfortable. Ouch. He doesn’t deny it, and she plays it cool, congratulating him even while her heart is breaking, which makes me respect her all the more.

Ha-ni laments not being able to tell Duckie herself, but he’s hurting too much to take her calls. He-ra takes out her heartache on a few hundred tennis balls, and Kyung-soo steps up at just the right time, as a shoulder to cry on.

Duckie takes to the river for his bout of angst, complete with beer and a song. Ha-ni’s heart weighs heavy all day too, knowing how Duckie must feel. She comes to Dad’s restaurant after closing, and when she appears, Duckie braces himself for impact. He tries so hard to put on a brave face, to keep her from saying the words out loud…it breaks my heart.

Just then, Seung-jo walks in, declaring that he likes Ha-ni, and asking for Duckie to let her go. That just raises Duckie’s ire, knowing how badly Seung-jo has treated her for four years, but then Ha-ni finally speaks up, and puts the nail in the coffin. Ha-ni: “Joon-gu-ya, I’m sorry. I’m sorry and I’m grateful.”

She starts to say the rest, but Duckie turns around, telling her to stop. He gets it. He knows. He’s always known, of course. With his back turned, he says, trying to lighten the mood, that Ha-ni has horrible taste in men, and that even if she regrets it later, he won’t go back to her. Aw, your stiff upper lip is killing me, Duckie.

He turns around with these words: “Baek Seung-jo, don’t forget that I’ll be watching you. If you make Ha-ni cry, I’ll make you cry blood.” Seung-jo takes the warning to heart, and Ha-ni looks up at Duckie, so sorry to cause him this much pain.

Dad returns to the restaurant to find Duckie a mess, and comforts him with soju. Duckie finally lets himself cry, saying that he wanted so much to call Ha-ni’s dad “Father.” What a great dad, to be at Duckie’s side through all this.

He-ra’s grandfather is about as happy for the couple as you’d expect, and he decides to pull out of the investment without any qualms. But Seung-jo shows up at his office to convince him otherwise. And then…he decides to invest and save the company. Gee, sap all of the dramatic tension, will ya? Is it too much to ask for Robot Boy to have a hard time at anything? Sigh.

At home, Dad announces that it’s time for Seung-jo to leave the company…and go pre-med. As his last duty for the company, he launches the new game. As He-ra and Duckie watch in the wings, He-ra is reminded of his awesomeness and Duckie is spurred on to become just as impressive a man.

Ha-ni receives her grades, and it’s bad news all around. She whines to Seung-jo that she thought she had brought her scores up enough to get better final grades, and he just replies that she must’ve miscalculated. Haha.

She looks to him for answers, and he just tells her that she got herself into this mess, and she has to work to get out of it. Defeated, she asks if maybe she should drop out.

WHAT? I’m seriously reaching into my screen to slap you upside the head right now.

Seung-jo nips her pity party in the bud, pointing out that while other students poured their sweat and tears into studying, she’s wasted all of her time in fruitless pursuits. He asks pointedly what she’ll do if she doesn’t go to school…have more time to follow him around? Damn. Straight shooter. He basically tells her to get off her ass and work hard at something, otherwise she’ll have nothing.

OH. THANK. GOD.

Baek Seung-jo, I have never loved you so much until now. LOVE. Fluffy bunny love.

Such a relief, because I really didn’t want to end this series hating where they took the characters. I know y’all think I’m hating on Ha-ni because she’s not going to be a high-powered doctor or lawyer instead of a stay-at-home mom or something, but that’s not why I’m angry with her. It’s because of this, right here, that Seung-jo is pointing out—that to her, it doesn’t matter what she does. And THAT is upsetting. If her dream in life was to be the best mom in the world, that’s an admirable dream. But it’s not—it’s to be whatever, whenever, as long as it’s with Seung-jo. It’s her lack of self that makes me angry, because I love her, I adore her…I want her to love herself.

If her goal in life was to be a golf caddy, I wouldn’t care. But the fact that she thinks there’s no difference to her, whether she’s a golf caddy or a nurse…is why I was so reviled at her so-called “dream.” Because that’s not a dream. It’s a lack of one.

Love is sacrifice and devotion, sure. I don’t discount that. But to me, true love? Is what Seung-jo is doing here—making her BETTER, the best version of herself. Because that’s what he wants for her. Because that’s what she should want for herself.

But Ha-ni, stubborn girl that she is, just gets mad at Seung-jo for pointing out her faults, and threatens to move out. He does the exact wrong thing, laughing that she’s got nowhere to go. That just fuels her defiance, and she leaves, declaring that she’ll go to another man. Mom worries, but Seung-jo tells her that it’ll be good for her, to be away from him for a while, and to focus on herself. Amen. To quote Mom, how come you’re so awesome all of a sudden?

Ha-ni heads over to her girlfriends, who give her the best kind of support—beer and girltalk. She stays at Min-ah’s house, and although she misses Seung-jo like crazy, the second she spies on him at school and sees him smiling without a care in the world, she decides to stand her ground and not return home. Look at you, growing a spine.

Mom frets over Ha-ni, but Seung-jo insists that they let Ha-ni deal with this on her own.

Ha-ni wanders the streets for a while, having been kicked out of Min-ah’s house because of visiting family. She walks and walks, finally letting the anger subside, and coming to a conclusion. Perhaps what Seung-jo said was right: she’s always lived for him, and never thought about what she wanted for her own future. She decides that she can’t return like this, and that she wants to marry Seung-jo as someone who is equally impressive and worthy.

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SUCCESS!!!

You did it, Show! See, people—ask and you shall receive. I think my fight with Show mirrors Seung-jo’s fight with Ha-ni. I had to push, for it to struggle and come back around.

Ha-ni takes a job a local restaurant, and after finding out where she works from Min-ah and Juri, Seung-jo shows up for lunch. Ha-ni tells him that she’s thought long and hard about what to do with her life, and what she wants to be. She’s come to the conclusion that she wants to help Seung-jo and be by his side, so she’s decided to become a nurse. Well, that’s no surprise to any of us, but it’s still a mighty step up from freshman college dropout and professional stalker. I approve. Loving Seung-jo has helped you find your dream, which is very different from loving Seung-jo being your dream.

Seung-jo smiles and holds her tight, telling her to return home now. She sighs in relief, saying that she truthfully missed him like crazy. He knows, and makes it all okay with his embrace.

Once home, the family is back to its usual bustling chitchat, until Mom declares that everyone needs to clear their schedules for next Wednesday. What’s next Wednesday, you ask?

Why Seung-jo and Ha-ni’s wedding of course.

Bwah?

COMMENTS

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The turnaround in this episode couldn’t have come any later. I would’ve broken up with you, Show. You guys know my patience is oh-so-thin for the kind of crap that went on in 12. Thankfully, Ye Drama Gods are whimsical but benevolent, and I was allowed to keep all the hair on my head this week.

I would like very much to thank Robot Boy for taking Ha-ni to task, and for turning out to be a rather excellent boyfriend, especially considering how much of a jerk you were for the entirety of your emotionally-stunted adolescence. I really thought that at the end I would just have to concede that you never truly earned her love and won her anyway, but sweetie pie, you TOTALLY earned her love this week. Bravo. Your gold star is in the mail.

I was rather impressed at Duckie and He-ra as well, despite their conflict being a little too easily swept under. But this isn’t their story, so I didn’t expect to even get the kinds of moments that we did, and I appreciated that they didn’t just disappear as characters the second that Ha-ni and Seung-jo stopped needing them as romantic obstacles.

Well I wasn’t expecting a wedding so soon, but I guess that’s where we’re headed in the last week. Not the most exciting cliffhanger to get us to the final stretch, but I’m sure there’ll be plenty of shenanigans before they make it to the altar.

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Playful Kiss (Hangul: 장난스런 키스; RR: Jangnanseureon Kiseu; (also known as Mischievous Kiss or Naughty Kiss) is a 2010 South Korean romantic-comedy television series, starring Jung So-min and Kim Hyun-joong.^[1][2][3] It aired on MBC from September 1 to October 21, 2010 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 16 episodes.

It is based on the Japanese mangaItazura Na Kiss written by Tada Kaoru. The Korean series is the third television adaptation of the manga following the Taiwanese It Started with a Kiss in 2005, and its sequel They Kiss Again in 2007.^[4] Though Playful Kiss received low ratings in South Korea in the five to seven percent range, it was sold to 12 countries in Asia for approximately US$3,400,000 and developed a strong cult following, having been streamed 70 million times on Viki and earning US$400,000 in ad revenue through online streaming.^[5][6][7] Due to its international popularity, a short special edition was aired on YouTube after the series finale.^[8]

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Plot[edit]

A ditsy and unpopular Oh Ha-Ni (Jung So-Min) is in love with her opposite, Baek Seung-Jo (Kim Hyun-Joong) who is a smart and popular boy. Tension rises when Oh Ha-Ni writes and delivers her love letter to Baek Seung-Jo to which he gives back, graded.

Embarrassed and heart-broken, Oh Ha-Ni goes home only to have her house collapse in on her, her father and her three friends. As fate would have it, Oh Ha-Ni and her father – Oh Ki-Dong (Kang Nam-Gil) end up being invited to live with Baek Seung-Jo and his family.

Oh Ha-Ni, who is still devoted to Baek Seung-Jo works hard to try and impress Seung-Jo.

Along the way,Ha-Ni becomes tired of Seung-Jo’s cold and uncaring attitude. Bong Joon-gu, who has been liking Ha-Ni for a long time, began chasing for her affection and ultimately, her hand for marriage.

Seung-Jo then realises that she is about to slip away and starts chasing her to win her back.

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Cast[edit]

Main characters[edit]

• Kim Hyun-joong as Baek Seung-jo

Baek Seung-jo is the smartest and the most handsome guy in the high school. He is rumored to have an IQ of 200, but has a cold attitude. Ha-ni writes him a love letter which he rejects, claiming he hates stupid girls. When Ha-ni and her father move in with his family, he still continues his cold attitude towards her,but warms up to her over time and slowly falls for her. Eventually, he proposes to Ha-ni and decides to be a doctor instead of inheriting his father's gaming company.

• Jung So-min as Oh Ha-ni

Oh Ha-ni is a not so bright girl who struggles academically and is the bottom of her class. She has had a crush on Baek Seung-jo, the smartest and most handsome boy in the whole school, for three years. One day, Ha-ni decides to write a love letter for Seung-jo but Seung-jo rejects her publicly, correcting the grammar in her letter. Fate happens when an earthquake strikes Ha-ni's newly built home and they are invited to stay with her father’s childhood friend, who happens to be Seung-jo’s father. Seung-jo is cold to her at first, but he eventually falls for her and their relationship develops. She later marries Seung-jo and decides to become a nurse.

• Lee Tae-sung as Bong Joon-gu

Bong Joon-gu has been in love with Oh Ha-ni since his first year of High School. He loves her so much that he follows her everywhere and encourages her, hoping that she will feel the same way. He is devastated when he finds out Ha-ni is dating Seung-jo, but does not give up on her until he finds out that she is marrying Seung-jo. However, he later meets a girl named Chris who has a crush on him, and they start a relationship at the end of the series.

• Lee Si-young as Yoon Hae-ra

She is considered to be Baek Seung-jo's female equivalent. She is smart, good-looking and good at tennis like Seung-jo. She takes an interest in him at college, but decides to give up on him when Seung-jo and Ha-ni get married. She later shows interest for Kwang Kyung-soo, the tennis club's vice-president.

Supporting characters[edit]

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Baek and Oh families

• Jung Hye-young as Hwang Geum-hee, Seung-jo's mother
• Oh Kyung-soo as Baek Soo-chang, Seung jo's father
• Choi Won-hong as Baek Eun-jo, Seung-jo's brother
• Kang Nam-gil as Oh Ki-dong, Ha-ni's father

Tennis club

• Choi Sung-kook as Kwang Kyung-soo
• Yoon Bo-hyun as Tennis team captain

Extended cast

• Hong Yoon-hwa as Jung Joo-ri, Ha-ni's best friend.
• Yoon Seung-ah as Dokgo Min-ah, Ha-ni's best friend.
• Choi Sung-joon as Kim Gi-tae.
• Jang Ah-young as Hong Jang-mi.
• Bye Bye Sea as Bong Joon-gu's followers.
• Hwang Hyo-eun as Song Kang-yi, Ha-ni's homeroom teacher.
• Song Yong-shik as Song Ji-oh.
• Moon Hoe-won as Head Teacher Hwang.
• Abigail Alderete as Chris.

Reception[edit]

Ratings[edit]

Awards and nominations[edit]

Soundtrack[edit]

Epilogue[edit]

To show Ha-ni and Seung-jo's married life, Playful Kiss: Special Edition was released on YouTube beginning November 2, 2010.^[11][12][13] The seven 10-minute webisodes were subtitled in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish, among others. The online series was popular, with the first episode initially receiving over 1,000,000 hits in the first two days, and over 19,000,000 hits (and counting) for the entire 7 episodes.^[8] Kim Hyun-joong was later interviewed by Anna Coren on CNN's TalkAsia in which he discussed the significance of YouTube in spreading awareness about Korean culture.^[14][15]

Theatrical version[edit]

On October 19, 2012 it was announced that the drama would be edited down into a film version. This theatrical edition was released exclusively in Japan on a limited run to selected theaters in Tokyo and Osaka in December 2012. It was screened with the original Korean dialogue with subtitles in Japanese.^[16] Afterwards, a DVD of the theatrical edition was also released in Japan.^[17]

International broadcast[edit]

In Taiwan, it aired on Joong-cheon TV beginning December 2010, where it was the highest-rated program in its timeslot.^[18]

In Singapore, it aired on StarHub TV Channel 825 on Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. beginning April 16, 2011.^[19]

In Japan, it first aired in December 2010 on Korean cable channel Mnet Japan, followed by reruns in May 2011 on Fuji TV's Hallyuα channel and Japanese cable channel DATV.^[20]Kim Hyun-joong and Jung So-min held a promotional event on May 3, 2011 which was attended by 6,000 fans; part of the proceeds were donated to victims of the March 11 earthquake.^[21][22][23]

In the Philippines, it aired on GMA Network in an afternoon timeslot on Mondays through Fridays from May 30 to July 15, 2011.^{[24][25][26][27][28]}

In the Philippines, it aired on RED by HBO begins January 30, 2016 every Saturday at 10:00pm to 11:00pm

In the Middle East, it aired on MBC 4 dubbed as al koubla al mo'zia, beginning January 19, 2014 from Sundays to Thursdays at 4:00 p.m., with reruns at 11:00 p.m.

In India, it aired on Puthuyugam TV on Mondays to Fridays at 7:30 p.m dubbed in the Tamil language during the K-series TV block.

In Indonesia, it aired on RTV on Mondays to Fridays at 2:00 p.m.

References[edit]

1. ^Kang, Myoung-seok (August 27, 2010). 'TV series Naughty Kiss press conference - Part 1'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
2. ^Kang, Myoung-seok (August 27, 2010). 'TV series Naughty Kiss press conference - Part 2'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
3. ^Oh, Jean (August 29, 2010). 'Kim Hyun-joong eager to prove worth as actor'. The Korea Herald. Retrieved July 8, 2013.
4. ^Han, Sang-hee (August 30, 2010). 'Will Naughty Kiss create magic?'. The Korea Times. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
5. ^Kim, Jessica (September 15, 2010). 'Kim Hyun-joong series Naughty Kiss sold to 12 countries'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
6. ^Hong, Lucia (November 1, 2010). 'Korean drama Naughty Kiss sold to 11 Asian countries'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
7. ^Frankel, David (April 12, 2012). 'How Korean TV drama Playful Kiss flopped locally but hit globally'. GigaOM. Retrieved July 11, 2014.
8. ^ ^abHong, Lucia (November 4, 2010). 'YouTube version of Kim Hyun-joong Naughty Kiss a big hit'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
9. ^'TNMS Daily Ratings: this links to current day-select the date from drop down menu'. TNMS Ratings (in Korean). Archived from the original on November 28, 2013. Retrieved September 1, 2010.
10. ^'AGB Daily Ratings: this links to current day-select the date from drop down menu'. AGB Nielsen Media Research (in Korean). Archived from the original on December 26, 2013. Retrieved September 1, 2010.
11. ^Kim, Jessica (September 15, 2010). 'YouTube version of Naughty Kiss to air starting Nov'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
12. ^Kim, Jessica (November 2, 2010). 'Kim Hyun-joong to show 'deeper affection' to Jung So-min'. 10Asia. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
13. ^Yu, Roger (March 21, 2013). 'American audiences: I want my international TV'. USA Today. Retrieved March 4, 2015.
14. ^'Naughty Kiss report on CNN'. Hancinema. November 12, 2010. Retrieved March 4, 2015.
15. ^'CNN to hold exclusive interview with Kim Hyun Joong on the success of Playful Kiss'. Allkpop. November 5, 2010. Retrieved March 4, 2015.
16. ^http://navicon.jp/news/16186/
17. ^http://datv.jp/shopping/user_data/packages/default/itakissdvd.html
18. ^'Kim Hyun-joong appeals to Asia'. Hancinema. February 9, 2011. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
19. ^'More K entertainment on StarHub TV'. Seoul Rhythms. April 6, 2011. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
20. ^'Kim Hyun-joong Naughty Kiss to air in Japan starting Dec'. 10Asia. August 24, 2010. Retrieved March 4, 2015.
21. ^http://datv.jp/p000223/
22. ^Kim, Heidi (May 3, 2011). 'Kim Hyun-joong participates in Naughty Kiss event in Japan'. 10Asia. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
23. ^Kim, Heidi (May 4, 2011). 'Kim Hyun-joong meet with fans in Japan for Naughty Kiss'. 10Asia. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
24. ^'Youtube sensation Playful Kiss comes to TV on GMA-7'. GMA News Online. May 31, 2011. Retrieved July 11, 2014.
25. ^'Playful Kiss airs on GMA'. The Philippine Star. June 5, 2011. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
26. ^Deen, Catherine (May 25, 2011). 'Playful Kiss to air on local TV'. Yahoo!. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
27. ^'Afternoon Koreanovela, Playful Kiss ends this Friday'. GMA News Online. July 14, 2011. Retrieved July 11, 2014.
28. ^Deen, Catherine (July 15, 2011). 'Fueling your Playful Kiss addiction'. Yahoo!. Retrieved July 11, 2014.

External links[edit]

• Playful Kiss official MBC website(in Korean)
• Playful Kiss's channel on YouTube
• Playful Kiss at HanCinema
• Playful Kiss on IMDb