DramaWiki - User contributions [en]

User talk:Dana

2010-04-10T07:53:14Z

Dana:

== Imagery ==

I see that your reverted both mine and [[User:Azndgn26|Azndgn26]]'s image for [[Nam Sang Mi]] citing "cleaner photo previous photo blends in with bg too much." That was hardly the case. The original image has white background and viewable full face. The new photo you uploaded, however, did not conform with Dramawiki's [[DramaWiki:Style_guide#Imagery|guideline on image selection]]. Therefore, I'm reverting your change, again. I aslo want to point out the new [[Lee Jun Ki]] photo quality is not quite acceptable. First, it has too much contrast on the face. (He doesn't look like him anymore. Unless, he had plastic surgery since the last time I watched [[Hero (MBC)|Hero]].) Second, the image is off-center. Please crop image to focus on the face. --[[User:WaterOB|WaterOB]] 20:51, 9 April 2010 (UTC)

:: I would suggest looking at these images then discussing this http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Moon_Chae_Won, Chen Hao and Lee Da Hae. As far as I am concern these photos don't follow your rules as well. The quality on the new Nam Sang Mi photo uploaded is better in both quality, colour and focus point. [[User:Dana|dfr529]] 22:17, 9 April 2010 (UTC)
:LOL! No it's him in the photo. It was taken at the 2010 Shanghai Expo. [[User:Dana|dfr529]] 22:36, 9 April 2010 (UTC)
:::You are correct in that [[Moon Chae Won]] picture doesn't fit with our guideline. And, I hope an editor will replace it with a better picture of her. As for [[Chen Hao]], her image is fine. It is focused on her face (the whole face) and the color is acceptable (it could be better). Don't get me wrong. The new picture for [[Nam Sang Mi]] is gorgeous. BUT, it doesn't fit Dramawiki guideline. We prefer to see her whole face and not just the side of her face. We want it to focus just on the head and not head + upper body. We avoid image with too much artistic touch (high contrast or low saturation). I won't blame you for uploading less than perfect picture if there is none to begin with. The problem you are creating for us is that you replaced a perfectly good picture of [[Nam Sang Mi]] with a less than perfect one. So stop changing pictures until you read and understand dramawiki guideline. What you need to do now is change her picture back to the original one. --[[User:WaterOB|WaterOB]] 00:31, 10 April 2010 (UTC)
:Alright I have placed the old one back because you were so nice to me. [[User:Dana|dfr529]] 00:50, 10 April 2010 (UTC)

== Lee Jun Ki ==

I noticed that you kept reverting my changes on his page, changes were made to follow the format and guidelines on the [[DramaWiki:Korean Artist Article Formatting|Korean Artist Article Formatting]] page, especially his profile:

=== Profile section ===
<pre>[[Image:<image name>|<thumb><frame>|<width>px|right|name of artist]]

== Profile ==
*'''Name:''' <stage name in hangul> / <see note> (<revised romanization>)
*'''Also known as:''' <see note>
*'''Real name:''' <see note>
*'''Nicknames:'''
*'''Profession:'''
*'''Birthdate:''' <see note>
*'''Birthplace:''' <city, province, country>
*'''Height:''' <in cm>
*'''Weight:''' <in kg>
*'''Star sign:'''
*'''Blood type:'''
*'''Family:''' <relationship [[name]] (hangul)>
*'''Talent agency:'''</pre>

Lee Jun Ki left Mentor Entertainment to join JG Company Inc. hence the removal. On his biography, we should keep it short, concise, and about his works; there were unnecessary info such as fan meets. Keep in mind that we mainly focus on his TV dramas. Some of the links were replaced because previous links were broken. You may edit his page if necessary otherwise, please refrain from reverting the changes and please follow the guidelines. -- [[User:Azndgn26|Azndgn26]]

::Your wrong Lee Jun Ki is still in touch with Mentor and completely erasing Mentor from his history isn't encyclopedic. I never submitted any info about fan meets that was from the previous editor. I do follow guidelines. [[User:Dana|dfr529]]

:::: "His contract with Mentor Entertainment ended late January and has now decided to join our company," stated a representative from JG on Friday." Source: [http://10.asiae.co.kr/Articles/new_view.htm?sec=ent0&a_id=2010021915254559812 10asia] -- [[User:Azndgn26|Azndgn26]]
:Yes his contract but not his contact. It's like having a resume and deleting your past jobs from it. That's what you are doing Azndgn26. Think about it. Let's say I worked at Winners and am now applying for Yishion does that mean I should completely delete Winners from my work history even though they are both in the same retail industry. And I know this is not a resume but it is still a part of his work history. [[User:Dana|dfr529]] 22:33, 9 April 2010 (UTC)

::If his contract ended, he's not part of the agency nor is he listed on the site, and his new agency has confirmed to manage solely his activities then there is no reason why we need to keep his old agency. What we want is the artist's current agency, not a whole list of agencies they've belonged to, if that were the case, then every profile would have a list of every single agencies they've belonged to. We also don't want to come across an artist's page and have to figure out which agency they currently belong to. A lot of profiles are up to date but of course editors aren't always aware of new info. Some things will change in an artist's profile whether it be their profession, their family, or talent agency. Profiles (and external links) are up to date info while everything else is more of a database of previous/current works. Editors have always updated talent agencies.

::I would also suggest you read the [[DramaWiki:Korean Artist Article Formatting|Korean Artist Article Formatting]] page as the Biography section does not follow the guidelines. Biography sections are labeled with "About <artist's given name>". The links to Virgin Snow and May 18 are broken, check the links before editing them, that's why I replaced them. I also rearranged the ordering of the external links, prioritizing the most reliable, credible and informative sites. -- [[User:Azndgn26|Azndgn26]]
:Ah I see I saw that there were other pages with Biography on it so I thought it was minor change. In the External links I actually found that Korean Wikipedia is the most up to date on his background. Nate not so much and the epg link is dead (weird I know). And Mentor still has his page link so I placed it with External Links.And I have returned the links to Hacinema for VS and May 18. Everything is expiring.[[User:Dana|dfr529]] 07:53, 10 April 2010 (UTC)

Lee Joon Ki

2010-04-10T07:44:46Z

Dana:

[[File:LJK1.jpg|thumb|Lee Jun Ki]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이준기 / Lee Joon Ki (Lee Jun Gi)
*'''Profession:''' Actor, model and singer
*'''Birthdate:''' 1982-Apr-17
*'''Birthplace:''' Busan, South Korea
*'''Height:''' 178cm
*'''Weight:''' 66kg
*'''Star sign:''' Aries
*'''Blood type:''' B
*'''Family:''' Younger sister
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.jgcompany.kr JG Company Inc.]

==About Lee Jun Ki==
Lee Jun Ki started out as a model and held minor roles in Korean dramas. In 2001, he first appeared in the television commercial for the So Basic fashion label. He first debuted in the movie 'The Hotel Venus' (Japanese Production). His first drama appearance was in '[[Star's Echo]]', a two part mini drama series by MBC and Fuji TV in 2004. After this, he appeared in '[[Nonstop 4]]', '[[Drama City]]: What Should I Do?' and the movie 'Flying Boys'.

In 2005, his first major acting role came in the movie 'The King and the Clown' as the role of Gong Gil. Lee's acting skills had shone through his ability to present the characteristics of a homosexual clown, which pushed him to stardom and popularity throughout Asia, where he received many awards. His next role was to play the supporting character, Seo Jung Woo, in the 2005 hit drama '[[My Girl (SBS)|My Girl]]'. It was from this drama that he had changed his image, from a homosexual clown to a wealthy play boy. Due to these roles, Lee's popularity sparked, allowing him to become not only well-known in Korea but also throughout Asia and overseas. Other movies and dramas he has completed are 'Virgin Snow', 'May 18', '[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]' and his successful drama '[[Iljimae]]', in 2008.

Lee released his second album entitled 'J Style' on April 21, 2009. The album consists of eight songs; his three previous songs from his Episode I fan meeting plus his 5 new songs. Lee also played the role of a modern hero in a new drama called '[[Hero (MBC)|Hero]]' in late November of 2009.

==TV Shows==
*[[Faith]] (SBS, 2010)
*[[Hero (MBC)|Hero]] (MBC, 2009) as Jin Do Hyuk
*[[Iljimae]] (SBS, 2008) as Ryung/Geom
*[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]] (MBC, 2007) as Lee Soo Hyun/Kay
*[[101st Proposal (SBS)|101st Proposal]] (SBS, 2006, cameo)
*[[My Girl (SBS)|My Girl]] (SBS, 2005) as Seo Jung Woo
*[[Drama City]] (KBS, 2004, ep234) as Seong Ho
*[[Star's Echo]] (MBC/Fuji TV, 2004) as Chan Gyu
*[[Nonstop 4]] (MBC, 2003, cameo)

==Movies==
* Grand Prix (2010)
*Virgin Snow (2007) as Kim Min
*May 18 / Splendid Holiday (2007) as Jin Woo
*[[Wikipedia:Fly, Daddy, Fly|Fly Daddy Fly]] (2006) as Go Seung Suk
*[[Wikipedia:The King and the Clown|The King and the Clown]] (2005) as Gong Gil
*[[Wikipedia:Flying Boys|Flying Boys]] (2004) as Dong Wan
*[http://hotelvenus.net The Hotel Venus] (2004 - Japan production) as Boy

==Endorsements==
* Yishion
*[http://www.vovhomme.com VOV] (Men's Cosmetics)
* Longliqi Shampoo
* Pepsi
*[http://spris.com Spris]
* Giordano
* Samsung Anycall
*[http://www.vonin.co.kr/index.jsp Vonin] (Men's Cosmetics)
* Pomegranate
*[http://www.lacvert.co.kr Lacvert Cosmetics]
* I-Audio
* KFC Go-go
* Su An Su (수앤수)
* Kleenex
* Chungkang College of Cultural Industries
*[http://www.sobasic.co.kr So-Basic]

==Recognitions==
*'''2009 MBC Drama Awards:''' Popular Actor Award ([[Hero (MBC)|Hero]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Male Top Excellence Award ([[Iljimae]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Netizen Highest Popularity Award ([[Iljimae]])
*'''2007 MBC Drama Awards:''' Excellence Acting Award for [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2007 China Fashion Awards: South Korean Artist of the Year
*'''27th Hawaii International Film Festival: Rising Star Award (2007)
*'''10th Annual Shanghai International Film Festival: Overseas Star Award (2007)
*'''2007 Andre Kim's New and Superior Star Award
*'''43rd Baeksang Art Awards: Popularity Award (2007)
*'''27th Blue Dragon Film Awards:''' Best On-Screen Couple Award (with Gam Woo Seong) for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]" (2006)
*'''27th Blue Dragon Film Awards:''' Popularity Award (with Kang Sung Yeon) for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]" (2006)
*'''2006 MNET MKMF Awards:''' Music Video Award ("Grace Lee Soo Young")
*'''5th Korea Film Awards''' Best New Actor Award for [http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown] (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Most Popular Actor Overseas (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Most Popular Actor (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Best New Actor (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' Best Male Newcomer (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' Popularity Award (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' 'In style' Fashion Award (2006)
*'''2006 Netizen's Choice Awards:''' Best Male Newcomer
*'''2006 Max Movie:''' Best Actor for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]"

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Seoul Arts University (Acting major)
*'''Hobbies:''' Martial arts ([[Wikipedia:Tae Kwon Do|Tae Kwon Do]] 3rd degree, [[Wikipedia:Hapkido|Hapkido]] 1st degree and Taekkyeon 1st degree)
*'''Languages:''' Korean, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, and English
*'''Debut:''' Model for clothing brand "So Basic" (2001)

==External Links==
*[http://cyworld.nate.com/start006/ Lee Jun Ki Cyworld]
*[http://twitter.com/jgshock/ Lee Jun Ki Twitter]
*[http://www.mentorent.co.kr/sh/shmain.aspx?crid=ljg Mentor Entertainment]
*[[Wikipedia:Lee Jun Ki|English Wikipedia]]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/le/ej/leejunki/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=8246 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KActor]] [[Category:KSinger]]

Lee Joon Ki

2010-04-10T07:40:00Z

Dana:

[[File:LJK1.jpg|thumb|Lee Joon Ki]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이준기 / Lee Joon Ki (Lee Jun Gi)
*'''Profession:''' Actor, model and singer
*'''Birthdate:''' 1982-Apr-17
*'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Busan|Busan]], [[Wikipedia:South Korea|South Korea]]
*'''Height:''' 178cm
*'''Weight:''' 66kg
*'''Star sign:''' Aries
*'''Blood type:''' B
*'''Family:''' Younger sister
*'''Talent agency:''' JG Company Inc.

==About Lee Joon Ki ==
Lee Jun Ki started out as a model and held minor roles in Korean dramas. In 2001, he first appeared in the television commercial for the So Basic fashion label. He first debuted in the movie 'The Hotel Venus' (Japanese Production). And his first drama appearance was in '[[Star's Echo]]', a two part mini drama series by MBC and Fuji TV in 2004. After this he appeared in '[[Nonstop 4]]', '[[Drama City]]: What Should I Do?' and the movie 'Flying Boys'.

In 2005, his first major acting role came in the movie 'The King and the Clown' as the role of Gong Gil. Lee's acting skills had shone through his ability to present the characteristics of a homosexual clown, which pushed him to stardom and popularity throughout Asia, where he received many awards. His next role was to play the supporting character, Seo Jung Woo, in the 2005 hit drama '[[My Girl (SBS)|My Girl]]'. It was from this drama that he had changed his image, from a homosexual clown to a wealthy play boy. Due to these roles, Lee's popularity sparked, allowing him to become not only well-known in Korea but also throughout Asia and overseas. Other movies and dramas he has completed are 'Virgin Snow', 'May 18', '[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]' and his successful drama '[[Iljimae]]', in 2008.

Some unexpected events had occurred for actor Lee Jun Ki in 2009. On April 18th Lee held his second fan meeting Episode II 'Mask' and released his second album entitled 'J Style' April 21, 2009. The album consists of eight songs; his three previous songs from his Episode I fan meeting plus his 5 new songs. One of the songs, 'Selfless Dedicated Trees' was written by him for his fans. It was said that the Episode II fan meeting will be touring around Asia. Recently on May 28th the Shanghai Episode II fan meet concert was held following the Hangzhou Fan Meet concert in May 29. Lee is also set to play the role of a modern hero in a new drama called '[[Hero (MBC)|Hero]]' late November 2009.

==TV Shows==
*[[Faith]] (SBS, 2010)
*[[Hero (MBC)|Hero]] (MBC, 2009) as Jin Do Hyuk
*[[Iljimae]] (SBS, 2008) as Ryung/Geom
*[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]] (MBC, 2007) as Lee Soo Hyun/Kay
*[[101st Proposal (SBS)|101st Proposal]] (SBS, 2006, cameo)
*[[My Girl (SBS)|My Girl]] (SBS, 2005) as Seo Jung Woo
*[[Drama City]] (KBS, 2004, ep234) as Seong Ho
*[[Star's Echo]] (MBC/Fuji TV, 2004) as Chan Gyu
*[[Nonstop 4]] (MBC, 2003, cameo)

==Movies==
*[http://www.hatsu-yuki.com/ Virgin Snow] - Kim Min (2007)
*[http://may18.jp/ May 18 / Splendid Holiday] - Jin Woo (2007)
*[[Wikipedia:Fly,_Daddy,_Fly|Fly Daddy Fly]] - Go Seung Suk (2006)
*[[Wikipedia:The King and the Clown|The King and the Clown]] - Gong Gil (2005)
*[[Wikipedia:Flying Boys|Flying Boys]] - Dong Wan (2004)
*[http://hotelvenus.net The Hotel Venus] - Boy (2004 - Japan production)

==Endorsements==
*[http://www.vovhomme.com/ VOV] (Men's Cosmetics)
* Longliqi Shampoo
* Pepsi
*[http://spris.com Spris]
* Giordano
* Samsung Anycall
*[http://www.vonin.co.kr/index.jsp Vonin] (Men's Cosmetics)
* Pomegranate
*[http://www.lacvert.co.kr/ Lacvert Cosmetics]
* I-Audio
* KFC Go-go
* Su An Su (수앤수)
* Kleenex
* Chungkang College of Cultural Industries
*[http://www.sobasic.co.kr/ So-Basic]

==Recognitions==
*'''2009 MBC Drama Awards:''' Popular Actor Award ([[Hero]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Male Top Excellence Award ([[Iljimae]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Netizen Highest Popularity Award ([[Iljimae]])
*'''2007 MBC Drama Awards:''' Excellence Acting Award for [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2007 China Fashion Awards: South Korean Artist of the Year
*'''27th Hawaii International Film Festival: Rising Star Award (2007)
*'''10th Annual Shanghai International Film Festival: Overseas Star Award (2007)
*'''2007 Andre Kim's New and Superior Star Award
*'''43rd Baeksang Art Awards: Popularity Award (2007)
*'''27th Blue Dragon Film Awards:''' Best On-Screen Couple Award (with Gam Woo Seong) for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]" (2006)
*'''27th Blue Dragon Film Awards:''' Popularity Award (with Kang Sung Yeon) for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]" (2006)
*'''2006 MNET MKMF Awards:''' Music Video Award ("Grace Lee Soo Young")
*'''5th Korea Film Awards''' Best New Actor Award for [http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown] (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Most Popular Actor Overseas (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Most Popular Actor (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Best New Actor (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' Best Male Newcomer (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' Popularity Award (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' 'In style' Fashion Award (2006)
*'''2006 Netizen's Choice Awards:''' Best Male Newcomer
*'''2006 Max Movie:''' Best Actor for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]"

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Seoul Arts University (Acting major)
*'''Hobbies:''' Martial arts ([[Wikipedia:Tae Kwon Do|Tae Kwon Do]] 3rd degree, [[Wikipedia:Hapkido|Hapkido]] 1st degree and Taekkyeon 1st degree)
*'''Languages:''' Korean, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, and English
*'''Debut:''' Model for clothing brand "So Basic" (2001)

==External Links==
*[http://cyworld.nate.com/start006/ Lee Jun Ki Cyworld]
*[http://twitter.com/jgshock/ Lee Jun Ki Twitter]
*[[Wikipedia:Lee Jun Ki|English Wikipedia]]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/le/ej/leejunki/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=8246 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KActor]] [[Category:KSinger]]

User talk:Dana

2010-04-10T00:50:42Z

Dana:

User talk:Dana

2010-04-09T22:43:30Z

Dana:

User talk:Dana

2010-04-09T22:36:15Z

Dana:

User talk:Dana

2010-04-09T22:34:29Z

Dana:

File:LJK1.jpg

2010-04-09T22:20:44Z

Dana:

[[Lee Jun Ki]]

User talk:Dana

2010-04-09T22:17:31Z

Dana:

Lee Hyo Ri

2010-04-09T20:41:11Z

Dana:

[[File:Hyori.jpg|thumb|250px]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이효리 (李孝利) / Lee Hyo Ri (I Hyo Ri)
*'''Also known as:''' Hyori Lee / Lee Hyori / Lee Hyo / Cho Ri
*'''Profession:''' Singer, model, and actress
*'''Birthdate:''' 1979-May-10
*'''Birthplace:''' Choong Book, South Korea
*'''Height:''' 166cm
*'''Weight:''' 53kg
*'''Star sign:''' Taurus
*'''Blood type:''' A
*'''Family:''' Older brother, older sister

==TV Series==
*[[On Air (2008)|On Air]] (SBS, 2008) ''cameo''
*[[Perhaps Love]] (TV Mnet, 2007)
*[[Three Leaf Clover]] (SBS, 2005)

==Trivia==
*'''Religion:''' Christian
*'''Education:''' Gukmin University, Kyung Hee University (major in media studies & social science)
*'''Kpop group:''' Leader of [[Wikipedia:Fin.K.L|FinKL]]

==CM==
*Anycall
*Gmarket
*Ace Bed
*Anystyle
*Dove
*Ragnarok
*Mango Drink
*Dwae Ji Bar (Ice Cream)
*Fruits Wax Hair Coloring

==External Links==
*[[Wikipedia:Lee Hyori|English Wikipedia]]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/le/eh/leehyori/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/Star/Profile/index.asp?actor_id=1634 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KSinger]] [[Category:KActress]]

Sweet Spy

2010-04-09T00:37:12Z

Dana:

[[File:Sweet spy.jpg|thumb|240px]]

==Details==
*'''Title:''' 달콤한스파이 / Talcoman Supai
*'''English Title:''' Sweet Spy
*'''Genre:''' Police Comedy
*'''Episodes:''' 20
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2005-Nov-07 to 2006-Jan-10
*'''Air time:''' Monday & Tuesday at 21:55

==Synopsis==
Nam Sang-mi plays widowed police officer Lee Sun-ae who finds herself suddenly immersed into international espionage by Han Yoo-il ([[Dennis Oh]]), an undercover agent. [[Lee Joo Hyun|Lee Joo-hyun]] plays Kang-Jun, who's recently transferred to the Criminal Investigation Department. He opens an old case involving Sun-ae's past that leads him to an entanglement between the current political/economic powers and their secrets. One of them, oddly enough, being Han Yoo-il. Who is this man? Why is he here?

==Cast==
''Public Safety Station''
*[[Nam Sang Mi]] is '''Lee Soon Ae''' (Officer)
*[[Jung Jong Joon]] as Sgt. Hong Kyung Jang
''Police Station''
*[[Lee Joo Hyun]] is '''Kang Joon''' (new captain)
*[[Yoo Sun]] is '''Park Eun Joo''' (Officer)
*[[Kim Ha Kyoon]] as Lt. Jo Jung Hae
*[[Kim Bo Sung]] is Detective Shim
*[[Ahn Yeon Hong]] is Officer Oh Na Ra
*[[Yoon Joo Sang]] as the commanding officer
''Joong Ang Gymnasium''
*[[Choi Bool Am]] is Choi Bum Koo
*[[Lee Ki Yeol]] as Wang Sa Bal (Big Bowl)
*[[Kim Joon Ho]] as Kaori (Stingray)
''Other people''
*[[Dennis Oh]] is '''Han Yoo Il''' (investor)
*[[Ki Joo Bong]] as Yoo Il's assistant
*[[Sung Eun]] as Choi Ji Soo (actress)
*[[Kim Il Woo]] as Song Hyun Chul (Jang's Uncle, investor)
*[[Kim Yong Hee]] as Park Sil Jang (politician)
*[[Kim Min Jong]]
*[[Jung Hwan]]
*[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/spy/cast/ more]

==Production Credits==
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Choi Chang Wook]]
*'''Director:''' [[Go Dong Sun]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Kim Ki Ho]], [[Lee Sun Mi]]
*'''Author:''' [[Kwon Mi Kyung]]

==Episode Ratings==
''Note: Some episodes didn't made it into the daily Top20 rated tv shows. The given figures are the ratings of the 20th place in these cases.''

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | date
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | episode
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | nationwide
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | seoul area
|- align=center
| 2005-11-07 || ep. 1 || 10.1% (14th) || 10.6% (13th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-08 || ep. 2 || 10.7% (14th) || 11.4% (13th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-14 || ep. 3 || 12.3% (10th) || 12.4% (10th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-15 || ep. 4 || 10.0% (18th) || 10.0% (18th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-21 || ep. 5 || 10.7% (14th) || 10.9% (14th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-22 || ep. 6 || 10.4% (15th) || 10.7% (15th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-28 || ep. 7 || 10.7% (16th) || 10.7% (15th)
|- align=center
| 2005-11-29 || ep. 8 || 10.4% (15th) || 10.1% (15th)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-05 || ep. 9 || (<9.9%) || (<9.5%)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-06 || ep. 10 || (<9.8%) || (<9.6%)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-12 || ep. 11 || 10.2% (17th) || (<9.9%)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-13 || ep. 12 || 11.0% (17th) || 10.6% (18th)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-19 || ep. 13 || 10.8% (17th) || (<10.2%)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-20 || ep. 14 || 13.0% (13th) || 13.2% (11th)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-26 || ep. 15 || 11.8% (13th) || 11.8% (11th)
|- align=center
| 2005-12-27 || ep. 16 || 10.8% (16th) || 10.9% (13th)
|- align=center
| 2006-01-02 || ep. 17 || 12.9% (10th) || 13.1% (9th)
|- align=center
| 2006-01-03 || ep. 18 || 12.1% (15th) || 12.3% (14th)
|- align=center
| 2006-01-09 || ep. 19 || 11.5% (13th) || 11.7% (16th)
|- align=center
| 2006-01-10 || ep. 20 || 14.8% (8th) || 14.7% (7th)
|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
! colspan=2 | average || (<11.1%) || (<11.2%)
|}
Source: [http://www.tnsmk.co.kr/ TNS Media Korea]

==External Links==

{{YesAsia|http://www.yesasia.com/en/Search/SearchResult.aspx/asSectionID-videos/asLanguage-kr/asIncludeOutOfStock-0/asText-0/asKeyword-sweet+spy}}
*[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/spy/ Official Website]
*[[Wikipedia:Sweet_Spy|English Wikipedia]]
*[http://dvdreviews.suite101.com/article.cfm/sweet__spy_on_dvd DVD Reviews - US Version - Suite101.com]
*[http://www.koreanwiz.org/at/drama-sweetspy.html Koreanwiz.org]
*[http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200511/200511150020.html Article: ''MBC in Second Male Nudity Shock'' (Chosun Ilbo, 2005-11-15)]
*[http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/culture/200511/kt2005111519462911720.htm Article: ''Genitalia Exposed in TV Drama'' (The Korea Times, 2005-11-15)]
*[http://www.koreaherald.co.kr/SITE/data/html_dir/2005/11/24/200511240023.asp Article: '''Brown-eyed Brad Pitt' attacks TV screen'' (The Korea Herald, 2005-11-24)]

[[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama2005]][[Category:MBC]]

File:Sweet spy.jpg

2010-04-09T00:36:26Z

Dana:

User talk:Dana

2009-10-24T00:53:31Z

Dana:

Hero (MBC)

2009-10-20T15:36:22Z

Dana:

{{upcoming}}

==Details==
*'''Title:''' 히어로 / Hero
*'''Previously known as:''' 보이지 않는 전쟁 (Unseen Warfare) / 수상한 히어로즈 (Strange Heroes)
*'''Genre:''' Comedy
*'''Episodes:''' TBA
*'''Broadcast Network:''' MBC
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2009-Nov-18 to TBA
*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

==Synopsis==
Hero is the story of Korea's top reporters and ordinary citizens fighting against the society elite's abuse of power. Jin Do Hyuk is a clever and talented reporter who ends up living a life of recklessness and despair when the woman he loved dies. He later decides to start a new life by helping other victims of society's crimes, becoming a modern hero who battles against the non-ethical.

==Cast==
[[File:Hero(MBC)cast.jpg|350px|thumb|''Heroes'' Cast]]
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Jin Do Hyuk
*[[Kim Min Jung]] as Joo Jae In
*[[Uhm Ki Joon]] as Kang Hae Sung
*[[Shin Joo Ah]] as Lee Ho Kyung
*[[Baek Ga]] as Go Eun Sik
*[[Baek Yoon Shik]] as Jo Yong Deok
*[[Ji Chang Wook]]
*[[Jung Soo Young]]
*[[Lee Han Wie]]
*[[Jung Suk Yong]]

==Production Credits==
*'''Producer:''' [[Lee Jae Dong]]
*'''Director:''' [[Kim Kyung Hee]], [[Lee Dong Yoon]] (이동윤)
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Park Ji Suk]] (박지숙)

==External Links==
*[http://www.dailian.co.kr/news/news_view.htm?id=167648 News]
*[http://www.newsen.co.kr/news_view.php?uid=200908131038141001 News]
*[http://www.mydaily.co.kr/news/read.html?newsid=200908140842411114&ext=Y News]

{{DramaRing|MBC|Wednesday & Thursdays 21:55|[[Heading to the Ground]]|TBA}}

[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2009]] [[Category:MBC]]
{{kdrama-stub}}

User talk:Groink

2009-08-16T03:06:12Z

Dana:

== Archive ==
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 1|Archive 1]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 2|Archive 2]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 3|Archive 3]]


== Photo Changes ==
OMG! Did you actually like something I submitted. No way. Thank you groink. And you know you it was unnecessary for to be so rude. I am trying to understand your mannual. It is just so different.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:57, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:Wrong! I reverted that photo. The photos you're picking are along the line of being faggy, fan-like, with cutey poses and such. We do not want that! We want something you'd see on a passport - a photo of the face - with the head properly straight and virtually nothing showing below the neck. This is explained in the style guide. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:05, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:And as far as being rude, YOU'RE the one who's causing the trouble here! You're bringing the ideology of Crunchy Roll, which BTW is s_hit of a wiki and the admins there are nothing but money eating a_ssholes, and you really should burn in Hell for just being associated with them. DramaWiki is THE NUMBER ONE ASIAN DRAMA WIKI ON THE PLANET! And yet, you're trying to change things here. That is cause for us being rude - you're basically coming to our home, s_hitting on our lawn, and claiming that you have some God-given right to do this. It just isn't going to pass with us. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:09, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Okay I don't understand you. So you would consider that 2007 Spris photo of Lee joon Gi to be passport appropriate? That isn't a passport appropriate photo though. And I am not trying to overtake your site. I am just trying to help. And I see you have a thing against CR well that is your problem really. But my fan group is there and we are not ready to move yet, so. Anyways you need to change your attitude Groink it's not very nice, especially when I wasn't rude back. Anyways I submitted another photo for Lee Joon Gi can you tell me if it is better? [[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:05, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:: My attitude has gotten me very far in my 41 years of life, and over 25 years in cyberspace. You just don't get it do you? You SAY you're not rude, but your aggressive editing, and the dozens of reminders from four other editors of your conduct being ignored is WORSE that anything I've said. Again, you do not shit on someone else's lawn and expect the owner to clean it up. You seem like a very young fandork for this Lee guy. You'll learn with time how things are handled on the Internet. As for the last photo, this is a very good photo. Why it took you 24 hours and several uploads later to figure this out, we'll never know. That 2007 photo (just knowing that proves you're a fandork) was as close to passport quality as we've seen - and it was better than all your other offerings up to now. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:33, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Alright "Fan Dork". Wow! Have you never been a fan of anything in your of 41 years. Just because I am a fan that doesn't make me any less of a person than what you are Groink. So please talk to me as if you were talking to colleague or even a stranger, and not an idot. I know it may be asking much but please. I am sorry it took me 24 hours and several uploads to realize what it was that you wanted. We can't all be as smart as you. Am I right? And by the way i looked up what date that spris photo was published and you don't have to be a fan dork to know that that photo isn't passport material.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:35, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:: When did I ever say that the 2007 photo was passport quality? I said before that it was the closest thing to being passport quality that DramaWiki has seen. We DO allow that! But what you were doing is sending DramaWiki backwards in your contributions. And just now, you uploaded yet another photo showing the guy's chest. We do NOT want to see the chest or shoulders! We want to see the FACE! The FACE! We want to see down to his chin. Again, if there wasn't any other photo available on the planet that fit this description, then we could let the photo slide. But once we've found a perfect photo, trying to send the photo quality backwards is not justified. Again, the age of the photo is NONE of our concern. If the best photo dates back to 1980, then so be it. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:46, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:You are right I don't understand. Are members allowed to change anything even if they go with the rules?[[User:Dana|Dana]] 26:37, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)
:: The photos should only be replaced IF and ONLY IF the current photo is so full out of compliance it is ridiculous. You don't get the "spirit" of our rules here. I'd guess that 70-percent of the photos on DramaWiki (we're talking thousands of photos) does somewhat break one of the rules. But what you're doing is basically giving a guy a speeding ticket for going 11km/h on a 10km/h highway. We americans would say "Let some shit slide." I'm assuming that English is a secondary language for you. The culture of DramaWiki is not 100-percent, absolutely, positively must be on-spot for every regulation here. Again, there are rules, and then there are the spirit of the rules. I really don't think that needs to be documented - it is human nature. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:53, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

::Oh so in other words it's about what the moderators and administrators want, and not the public. You can do whatever you want and even bend the rules and the public should sit back and take it up the ass. Oh ok I see now. [[User:Dana|Dana]] 25:20, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)
== Minor changes to KDrama formatting guides ==

I did some minor changes to the KDrama formatting guides which basically reflect the currently used formatting. Please have a look. Perhaps some of the general things can also be applied to the JDrama guides.
*'''General / Dateformat.''' Using consistent YYYY-MMM-DD format
*'''Artist / TV Show listing.''' Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made ''optional''.
*'''Artist / Recognitions section.''' Got heavily changed because on the web you find only information about ''won awards''. Appearances or nominations don't seem to be noteworthy enough for Koreans.
*'''KDrama / Air time format.''' Commented out the paragraph about the 24h-format, because ''8:00'' for korean morning dramas without ''AM'' could be confusing for readers who don't know about the time format. Also it seems that the AM/PM format is more common in Korea... well at least on the official drama websites. Happy Wiki'ing! --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 12:21, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

: That's great! Thanks for the update. FYI, I only wrote the Japanese version. The editors who work on the Korean articles copied the Japanese version, and then made changes pertaining to Korean. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 21:57, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Birthday ==

''Please do not use the existing articles as examples when developing your template. You had in your template "Birthday:" and that is totally incorrect. The official profile format is covered in this article: DramaWiki:Korean_Artist_Article_Formatting''

My mistake... I did update my template to reflect the new formatting and accidently deleted the "Birthdate:" line and then retyped it incorrectly.
Anyhow... thanks for the updated date format... Now I can remove June and ???? from my memory.

''Artist / TV Show listing. Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made optional.''

Guilty ... I will remove these actors' character/role as I edit pages.

Hello! We use "Birthdate" instead of "Date of Birth." How about death details? I see articles using either "Date of Death" or simply "Death." Which one would we retain? Or is there any other term we should use? I would just like to clarify before I continue editing. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 16:12, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:I've been using "Death:" [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:46, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
::Got it. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 18:02, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Profile format ==

Is there a perferred way to name - Empas Profile / EMPAS Profile / Profile (empas)? Thanks [[User:Imian|Imian]] 17:51, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:Probably the last one is the best - Profile (empas) [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:35, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== HK Dramas' Air Dates ==

I have a small concern about HK dramas (specifically TVB series). For example, [[Greed Mask]]'s production year is 2003, the overseas launch was also 2003, but I believe the date aired in HK was years later in 2006. So would we use the 2006 date in the details section? I was also wondering if there can be a new option for HK dramas to add "Production period" or the like in the details section as well? Because with TVB series, some dramas may be warehoused and aired a few years after the production date. Or would you rather we just stick to putting the production period in the Notes/Trivia section on the respective drama's page? Also, I was wondering if we should change the overseas dates to the HK dates or keep it like that ([[The Slicing of the Demon]])? Sorry for the bother & thank you~ --[[User:Ladys07|Ladys07]] 12:37, 14 Nov 2008 (EST)
: I would use the air date as 2006, and in the trivia section write a note that the show was produced in 2003. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:37, 14 Nov 2008 (CET)

== TV Movies ==

Why are theatrical movies okay to list on DramaWiki, but not TV ones? That doesn't make much sense to me. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 15:16, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

:If they were TV movies, they should've been listed under TV shows. A TV movie is basically a one-shot TV drama, much like what us Japanese fans call a "tanpatsu." I'm not a Chinese/Hong Kong fan by any means, so categorization is even more vital here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:14, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

::If that's the case, then why did you remove them altogether from [[Zoe Tay]]'s article instead of just moving them to the TV section? In China and I believe Singapore as well, a TV movie is not the same as a TV drama or series and thus there is differentiation. Even the terminology is different (电视剧 [TV drama] or 电视连续剧 [TV series] vs. 电视电影 [TV movie]). Therefore, I've been listing all TV movies under "Movies." Until there's an official okay in the guidelines to make 电视电影 articles, that's what I'll continue to do. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 01:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: Because, I repeat, I am not familiar with Chinese or Hong Kong dramas. As an outsider, I go by the categories with western thinking in mind. As for DramaWiki's definition of a TV movie, keep in mind that the definition fits the westerners and other native English speakers - as ALL aspects of DramaWiki is for that demographic. Even though the country of origin considers a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" the same thing, to us westerners and English speakers they are NOT one in the same. That's something you editors must consider when deciding how others interpret what you put up here. If, for example, someone on D-Addicts uploads a Chinese TV movie, a moderator is going to delete that movie because, as you've said you've been doing, it is listed as a "movie" on DramaWiki. Movies are not allowed on D-Addicts, but we don't go as far as taking each country of origin's definition of what a movie is. See where I'm getting at here? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:25, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Then perhaps you shouldn't have just taken it upon yourself to remove them without discussion first. I did not say that a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" are the same thing by anyone's definition. If by chance you've happened upon some of the China articles, the TV movies that are listed under "Movies" are differentiated with a "TV movie" notation in parentheses. They were also differentiated from theatrical films in the [[Zoe Tay]] article by a separate sub-section (Telemovies). --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 02:40, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: It isn't my fault that you Chinese editors deviated from DramaWiki's and D-Addicts' guidelines. My edits follow the guidelines of these two bodies. Where in the Chinese artist article guidelines (BTW, it is virtually a copy of the Japanese artist guidelines, which I personally wrote in 2006) does it say you can create a "telemovie" sub-section? Where in the the guidelines does it say that TV movies are placed in the movies section? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Maybe people who don't have any clue about Chinese dramas shouldn't be writing and editing the guidelines on Chinese articles in the first place. TV movies are still movies. Nowhere does it say that the "Movies" section is restricted to films in a movie theater. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 03:10, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)
::: That's where you're wrong. D-Addicts define movies as movie theater shows, and TV movies as TV shows. DramaWiki is spawned from D-Addicts. Again, I did not write the Chinese guidelines; someone just copied my Japanese guidelines and use it for the Chinese articles, which basically it is acceptable because, once again, westerners believe that movies are found in a movie theater. I repeat, DramaWiki is for westerners and native English speakers! Your definitions are Eastern Asian, and do not apply here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Reading through your talk page, I think I know where the confusion is. In one of the topics of your talk page, it was brought up that the Koreans see a "TV show" and "TV series" differently. In short, the reason why DramaWiki stuck with the "TV show" nomenclature as the section name of choice is that it doesn't force the editor to think about whether the show is only one episode or multiple episodes. One of your comments was that if ALL the TV shows have multiple episodes, then the section name should be "TV series". To me, that is totally ridiculous because it further complicates the whole process of the section. Among the Japanese editors, we treat ALL TV shows as TV shows, and we could care less if it only one episode or multiple episodes. This simplifies the process.

The reason I bring this up is because I think you're thinking way too much about a given TV show. '''The best thing do is just to simplify the process!''' Simply put, ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV - it is a TV show. Anything that appears on the big screen in a movie theater - it is a movie. Simple! Trying to force us editors to think about 1) did it air on TV? 2) did it have multiple episodes? 3)xxxxxxxx - it is asking for too much! The guidelines I wrote two years ago is simple! As we move forward here, I will continue to change "TV series" to "TV shows" in the Korean articles, and I will continue to enforce the concept that a "telemovie" is just simply a one-episode TV show.

If after all of this you still disagree, you should put this issue up for discussion in the Chinese Artist Article Guideline talk page. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:You're bringing up a different issue here. If the admins want all the headings to read "TV Shows", they can change them with one SQL command without you going through every article and doing it manually. "ANYTHING" is a dangerous word. "ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV" can include a whole lot more than just TV dramas. And again if you really believed that a telemovie is just a one-episode TV show, you would have moved it to the appropriate section instead of deleting it altogether. I don't care if you're "not familiar" with the topic or whatnot. You felt as though you knew enough to feel compelled to edit it. And yes, I still disagree with your "simplify" process for ALL articles because they don't always apply appropriately to Chinese dramas since some of them go straight to DVD and may or may not ever get broadcast. But whatever. Go ahead and change what you'd like to whatever articles you'd like since you wrote and can edit the guidelines to your liking. This is apparently your website, or at least one that's heavily influenced by you, and one that I no longer want any part of. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 04:06, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Unbelievable. I suggested bringing this discussion to the talk page of the guidelines article, and instead you decide to dump this wiki? Maybe it's for the best... For everyone else who's reading this, [[DramaWiki:Style guide#Formatting philosophy]] states that "every article must have the same look." If we go around and let the Korean editors do their own formatting, the Chinese editors do their own formatting, the Hong Kong editors do their own formatting.... then DramaWiki will lose its consistency. All successful web sites are consistent concerning the flow of their articles. We just happen to use a wiki engine vs style sheets and hard-coded templates. Consistency makes for easier reading, and to give the entire site the look that simply put, "We have our act together! We communicate with one another!" If every one of you were to read the style guide, you will come to believe that when every article is identical in formatting, our readers will appreciate the idea that we consider them priority one. I've been told by several people off-line our articles show that our editors work together - unlike some other wikis. The concept of consistency is the entire foundation of everything we do here! If we took Lady Zhuge's ideas and started sub-categorizing, re-formatting and re-defining terms in order to fit each culture, then we're moving away from our consistency goal. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 04:41, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Yes, it is for the best, Mr. Dictator. But don't preach about losing consistency and identical formatting when this Wiki never had that. Hong Kong articles have the "Cantonese/Mandarin title" subheading, but which other ones do? The Chinese/Taiwanese/HK/Singapore articles use "Also known as" in their artist profiles, but the Korean and Japanese articles use "Nickname." Some articles use "Awards" and some use "Recognitions." All of that's tailored to the countries of origin. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:02, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::'''Now you're getting nick-picky here. It is impossible to keep even 50-percent of the articles consistent. But no one can ever tell us we don't try. As of right now, there are over 9000 articles. For just a handful of us editors to police every single article - that'll take years. Right now, we have at least a dozen new articles created each day, as well as over 100 edits each day. Most of us active editors will make these changes (Awards -> Recognition, etc.) when we run into them. But, I personally only read the Japanese articles, but do read others when I see an editor make too many edits to one article in a short time period. This is usually a red flag where the editor is doing something out of the ordinary. In your situation, what you're trying to pull is re-defining terms, and introducing entirely new terms and sub-sections. THAT'S what I have a problem with here.'''

On a closing note, if you look above my desk, you will see my Ph.Ds in dictatorships, message board bullying, and the like. I take pride in these because for every person who calls me one of these names, it basically tells me that I'm doing my job of maintaining order. In my entire professional life, I'm often hunted down by job head hunters because I have a reputation of getting shit done. My methods may be bad to some people, but who cares. This is something the Internet needs way more of - the dictators and the bullies because if it weren't for us, there would be total chaos and anarchy throughout the network. And no one would be able to maintain order and conduct any sort of business in an efficient and militarily manner. It'll be like "Escape from New York". Is that what people on the Internet want? As General McArthur once said, "You want me on that line. You NEED me on that line." [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:22, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::So you and Hitler have something in common. I hope you can add that comparison to your self-glorification as well. But in response to the bolded, the differences I pointed out are in the EXISTING GUIDELINES themselves. I wasn't trying to redefine anything, just following how I interpreted the Movies heading to be. Your way of defining "Movies" isn't the only one. And BTW, I can't take credit for creating the "Telemovies" subheading. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:38, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Puh, what a nasty discussion... Please calm down both. You shouldn't get so busy over such little things. Let me add three things. First, commercial movies are categorized by the medium on which they were released ''first''. Movies are released first either in movie theatres (cinemas), straight to video (STV), or on TV. We list the first two under Movies and the TV released movies under TV Shows. Second, deleting the TV movies on the [[Zoe Tay]] article without discussing first it was obviously a mistake. The movies could have been moved to the TV Shows section, instead. Maybe it wasn't obvious how to handle his, because there are not many TV movies listed on DramaWiki. Third and last, the guidelines are just a help for (new) editors how to create new pages. But the guidelines should be treated as what they are: guidelines, not strict rules. If we want a thight layout for every page then we would have used templates. It shouldn't really matter if a section is called "TV Series" or "TV Shows", "Recognitions" or "Awards". If you really want uniform section names then I could do that for you with a few SQL commands for all pages within a few seconds. I always believed that collecting the information comes first, then the layout. Most of the cosmetical changes (trivial edits) can be applied later either anonymously by simple text relacements "inside the database" or as programmed edits through bot scripts. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Seriously, I really thought a "telemovie" was a cell phone movie. I'm not kidding here. That is why I deleted those entries. See what I mean? Not all of us know what a "telemovie" is. That's a term not many of us westerners have in our vocabulary. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Also, because Lady just rattled off a reference to Hitler, I must now invoke [[:wikipedia:Godwin's law|Godwin's Law]], and put an end to this discussion. Further discussion added to this talk page regarding this matter will be deleted. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:52, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Question about a name ==
Hi Groink, I really hope i'm doing this in the right place, if not sorry about it. But I was just wondering if I could get your input before I make a page for the jactress Oomasa Aya 大政絢. On her talent agency profile and on jdorama it says her name is spelt "Oomasa Aya" but her blog says "Omasa Aya." (Also on dramawiki both is used) In hiragana her name is おおまさあや so it would be an extended Oo so should I use Oomasa? I think on dramawiki even if it's an extended we use the short version? Which would be the correct one to use? Thanks in advance. -- [[User:IwaseJEN|IwaseJEN]]
: I would first use what her official profile uses, in this case it is [[Oomasa Aya]]. Create a redirect for [[Omasa Aya]] and have it point to Oomasa Aya. And then, in the article, you can add something like "Name (romaji): Oomasa Aya / Omasa Aya". Thanks for asking! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:07, 26 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Zhao or Chao? ==

I'm not sure if you are watching the discussion page for Mark Chao/Zhao, but I just wanted to let you know that I have posted up my reply about the Zhao/Chao issue. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:27, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
: Thanks... I think it is a matter of settling on some romanization standards on the Chinese article end. In case you haven't already read through them, the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese|Romanization of Chinese]] article should be the standard, so please read the article and see if this issue can be settled using the guidelines in the article. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 10:39, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
:: Going by this: "It is best to include the Hanyu Pinyin romanization in any article as it will usually be the romanization technique used when the official romanization or its English language title is unclear." and "Taiwan has 2 romanization standards in use today. Tongyong Pinyin, the official romanization standard adopted by the National Government of the Republic of China(Taiwan) in 2000 and Wade-Giles, which is the de-facto standard. Unfortunately, usage of both romanizations by the Taiwanese have been rather limited and many Taiwanese themselves do not know either system. Apart from artiste and place names, though even an artiste's romanized name may be hard to find, it is rare that either romanization will be used to romanize drama names."
:: It's not explicit, but I still believe that it should be changed to Zhao if only for the sake of consistency. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:59, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
::: I really know absolutely nothing about things Chinese. I eat the food, and I like Bruce Lee. That's about it. But I do know a lot about DramaWiki. We basically run things differently here from other places like IMDB and even Wikipedia. And, our rules seem to be somewhat strange to newcomers. Our number-one goal is to serve the English-speaking visitor, and not the scholars and native speakers. Many of these English speaking people are like me - they don't know the difference between Zhao and Chao. And, it really should not matter to us, which is why we need everything Chinese subbed and romanized for us. I really can't be of further help. I do trust WaterOB because he's been around DramaWiki for quite some time, and he's done really good and accurate work here. But, if you think that our guidelines need changing regarding romanization, I would prefer you work with WaterOB since you seem to know a lot as well. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 12:12, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

== Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Edit Advice ==

Hi Groink. I was just wondering if I could get your input/advice for editing the [[Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi]] page. I've been meaning to edit it for a long time but I couldn't figure out which format would be best. First of all, this show airs about once every year and its fronted by Inagaki Goro as the main host. Basically within each show they show a few mini dramas of horror story. In each of the mini drama (about 3-5 usually per show) they have different actors and directors etc. So I was wondering if it would be better if I wrote the title in general for the aired show, such as Summer Special 2007, then under it put the airdate. then indent and put the title of the mini drama then indent again and list the cast/staff?

or should i just collectively list all the cast under summer special 2007 then next to their names have in italics the title of the mini drama they were in? and same for the staff?

or is it better to use charts. so have a chart with 3 columns for each year they air a show, like one chart for the summer special 2007, one for 2008 etc: title, cast, staff?
Sorry if this seems confusing. Let me know if I can clarify anything XD. And thank you. =)

: The format sounds very familiar to [[Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari]]. The difference is that YKM is quarterly, while your show is annually, but you could probably apply the same idea to Hontou. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 09:11, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

:: Thank you so much Groink ^^b

User talk:Groink

2009-08-16T02:45:40Z

Dana:

== Archive ==
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 1|Archive 1]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 2|Archive 2]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 3|Archive 3]]


== Photo Changes ==
OMG! Did you actually like something I submitted. No way. Thank you groink. And you know you it was unnecessary for to be so rude. I am trying to understand your mannual. It is just so different.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:57, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:Wrong! I reverted that photo. The photos you're picking are along the line of being faggy, fan-like, with cutey poses and such. We do not want that! We want something you'd see on a passport - a photo of the face - with the head properly straight and virtually nothing showing below the neck. This is explained in the style guide. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:05, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:And as far as being rude, YOU'RE the one who's causing the trouble here! You're bringing the ideology of Crunchy Roll, which BTW is s_hit of a wiki and the admins there are nothing but money eating a_ssholes, and you really should burn in Hell for just being associated with them. DramaWiki is THE NUMBER ONE ASIAN DRAMA WIKI ON THE PLANET! And yet, you're trying to change things here. That is cause for us being rude - you're basically coming to our home, s_hitting on our lawn, and claiming that you have some God-given right to do this. It just isn't going to pass with us. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:09, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Okay I don't understand you. So you would consider that 2007 Spris photo of Lee joon Gi to be passport appropriate? That isn't a passport appropriate photo though. And I am not trying to overtake your site. I am just trying to help. And I see you have a thing against CR well that is your problem really. But my fan group is there and we are not ready to move yet, so. Anyways you need to change your attitude Groink it's not very nice, especially when I wasn't rude back. Anyways I submitted another photo for Lee Joon Gi can you tell me if it is better? [[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:05, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:: My attitude has gotten me very far in my 41 years of life, and over 25 years in cyberspace. You just don't get it do you? You SAY you're not rude, but your aggressive editing, and the dozens of reminders from four other editors of your conduct being ignored is WORSE that anything I've said. Again, you do not shit on someone else's lawn and expect the owner to clean it up. You seem like a very young fandork for this Lee guy. You'll learn with time how things are handled on the Internet. As for the last photo, this is a very good photo. Why it took you 24 hours and several uploads later to figure this out, we'll never know. That 2007 photo (just knowing that proves you're a fandork) was as close to passport quality as we've seen - and it was better than all your other offerings up to now. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:33, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Alright "Fan Dork". Wow! Have you never been a fan of anything in your of 41 years. Just because I am a fan that doesn't make me any less of a person than what you are Groink. So please talk to me as if you were talking to colleague or even a stranger, and not an idot. I know it may be asking much but please. I am sorry it took me 24 hours and several uploads to realize what it was that you wanted. We can't all be as smart as you. Am I right? And by the way i looked up what date that spris photo was published and you don't have to be a fan dork to know that that photo isn't passport material.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:35, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:: When did I ever say that the 2007 photo was passport quality? I said before that it was the closest thing to being passport quality that DramaWiki has seen. We DO allow that! But what you were doing is sending DramaWiki backwards in your contributions. And just now, you uploaded yet another photo showing the guy's chest. We do NOT want to see the chest or shoulders! We want to see the FACE! The FACE! We want to see down to his chin. Again, if there wasn't any other photo available on the planet that fit this description, then we could let the photo slide. But once we've found a perfect photo, trying to send the photo quality backwards is not justified. Again, the age of the photo is NONE of our concern. If the best photo dates back to 1980, then so be it. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:46, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:You are right I don't understand. Are members allowed to change anything even if they go with the rules?[[User:Dana|Dana]] 26:37, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Minor changes to KDrama formatting guides ==

I did some minor changes to the KDrama formatting guides which basically reflect the currently used formatting. Please have a look. Perhaps some of the general things can also be applied to the JDrama guides.
*'''General / Dateformat.''' Using consistent YYYY-MMM-DD format
*'''Artist / TV Show listing.''' Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made ''optional''.
*'''Artist / Recognitions section.''' Got heavily changed because on the web you find only information about ''won awards''. Appearances or nominations don't seem to be noteworthy enough for Koreans.
*'''KDrama / Air time format.''' Commented out the paragraph about the 24h-format, because ''8:00'' for korean morning dramas without ''AM'' could be confusing for readers who don't know about the time format. Also it seems that the AM/PM format is more common in Korea... well at least on the official drama websites. Happy Wiki'ing! --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 12:21, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

: That's great! Thanks for the update. FYI, I only wrote the Japanese version. The editors who work on the Korean articles copied the Japanese version, and then made changes pertaining to Korean. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 21:57, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Birthday ==

''Please do not use the existing articles as examples when developing your template. You had in your template "Birthday:" and that is totally incorrect. The official profile format is covered in this article: DramaWiki:Korean_Artist_Article_Formatting''

My mistake... I did update my template to reflect the new formatting and accidently deleted the "Birthdate:" line and then retyped it incorrectly.
Anyhow... thanks for the updated date format... Now I can remove June and ???? from my memory.

''Artist / TV Show listing. Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made optional.''

Guilty ... I will remove these actors' character/role as I edit pages.

Hello! We use "Birthdate" instead of "Date of Birth." How about death details? I see articles using either "Date of Death" or simply "Death." Which one would we retain? Or is there any other term we should use? I would just like to clarify before I continue editing. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 16:12, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:I've been using "Death:" [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:46, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
::Got it. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 18:02, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Profile format ==

Is there a perferred way to name - Empas Profile / EMPAS Profile / Profile (empas)? Thanks [[User:Imian|Imian]] 17:51, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:Probably the last one is the best - Profile (empas) [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:35, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== HK Dramas' Air Dates ==

I have a small concern about HK dramas (specifically TVB series). For example, [[Greed Mask]]'s production year is 2003, the overseas launch was also 2003, but I believe the date aired in HK was years later in 2006. So would we use the 2006 date in the details section? I was also wondering if there can be a new option for HK dramas to add "Production period" or the like in the details section as well? Because with TVB series, some dramas may be warehoused and aired a few years after the production date. Or would you rather we just stick to putting the production period in the Notes/Trivia section on the respective drama's page? Also, I was wondering if we should change the overseas dates to the HK dates or keep it like that ([[The Slicing of the Demon]])? Sorry for the bother & thank you~ --[[User:Ladys07|Ladys07]] 12:37, 14 Nov 2008 (EST)
: I would use the air date as 2006, and in the trivia section write a note that the show was produced in 2003. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:37, 14 Nov 2008 (CET)

== TV Movies ==

Why are theatrical movies okay to list on DramaWiki, but not TV ones? That doesn't make much sense to me. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 15:16, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

:If they were TV movies, they should've been listed under TV shows. A TV movie is basically a one-shot TV drama, much like what us Japanese fans call a "tanpatsu." I'm not a Chinese/Hong Kong fan by any means, so categorization is even more vital here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:14, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

::If that's the case, then why did you remove them altogether from [[Zoe Tay]]'s article instead of just moving them to the TV section? In China and I believe Singapore as well, a TV movie is not the same as a TV drama or series and thus there is differentiation. Even the terminology is different (电视剧 [TV drama] or 电视连续剧 [TV series] vs. 电视电影 [TV movie]). Therefore, I've been listing all TV movies under "Movies." Until there's an official okay in the guidelines to make 电视电影 articles, that's what I'll continue to do. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 01:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: Because, I repeat, I am not familiar with Chinese or Hong Kong dramas. As an outsider, I go by the categories with western thinking in mind. As for DramaWiki's definition of a TV movie, keep in mind that the definition fits the westerners and other native English speakers - as ALL aspects of DramaWiki is for that demographic. Even though the country of origin considers a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" the same thing, to us westerners and English speakers they are NOT one in the same. That's something you editors must consider when deciding how others interpret what you put up here. If, for example, someone on D-Addicts uploads a Chinese TV movie, a moderator is going to delete that movie because, as you've said you've been doing, it is listed as a "movie" on DramaWiki. Movies are not allowed on D-Addicts, but we don't go as far as taking each country of origin's definition of what a movie is. See where I'm getting at here? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:25, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Then perhaps you shouldn't have just taken it upon yourself to remove them without discussion first. I did not say that a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" are the same thing by anyone's definition. If by chance you've happened upon some of the China articles, the TV movies that are listed under "Movies" are differentiated with a "TV movie" notation in parentheses. They were also differentiated from theatrical films in the [[Zoe Tay]] article by a separate sub-section (Telemovies). --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 02:40, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: It isn't my fault that you Chinese editors deviated from DramaWiki's and D-Addicts' guidelines. My edits follow the guidelines of these two bodies. Where in the Chinese artist article guidelines (BTW, it is virtually a copy of the Japanese artist guidelines, which I personally wrote in 2006) does it say you can create a "telemovie" sub-section? Where in the the guidelines does it say that TV movies are placed in the movies section? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Maybe people who don't have any clue about Chinese dramas shouldn't be writing and editing the guidelines on Chinese articles in the first place. TV movies are still movies. Nowhere does it say that the "Movies" section is restricted to films in a movie theater. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 03:10, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)
::: That's where you're wrong. D-Addicts define movies as movie theater shows, and TV movies as TV shows. DramaWiki is spawned from D-Addicts. Again, I did not write the Chinese guidelines; someone just copied my Japanese guidelines and use it for the Chinese articles, which basically it is acceptable because, once again, westerners believe that movies are found in a movie theater. I repeat, DramaWiki is for westerners and native English speakers! Your definitions are Eastern Asian, and do not apply here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Reading through your talk page, I think I know where the confusion is. In one of the topics of your talk page, it was brought up that the Koreans see a "TV show" and "TV series" differently. In short, the reason why DramaWiki stuck with the "TV show" nomenclature as the section name of choice is that it doesn't force the editor to think about whether the show is only one episode or multiple episodes. One of your comments was that if ALL the TV shows have multiple episodes, then the section name should be "TV series". To me, that is totally ridiculous because it further complicates the whole process of the section. Among the Japanese editors, we treat ALL TV shows as TV shows, and we could care less if it only one episode or multiple episodes. This simplifies the process.

The reason I bring this up is because I think you're thinking way too much about a given TV show. '''The best thing do is just to simplify the process!''' Simply put, ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV - it is a TV show. Anything that appears on the big screen in a movie theater - it is a movie. Simple! Trying to force us editors to think about 1) did it air on TV? 2) did it have multiple episodes? 3)xxxxxxxx - it is asking for too much! The guidelines I wrote two years ago is simple! As we move forward here, I will continue to change "TV series" to "TV shows" in the Korean articles, and I will continue to enforce the concept that a "telemovie" is just simply a one-episode TV show.

If after all of this you still disagree, you should put this issue up for discussion in the Chinese Artist Article Guideline talk page. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:You're bringing up a different issue here. If the admins want all the headings to read "TV Shows", they can change them with one SQL command without you going through every article and doing it manually. "ANYTHING" is a dangerous word. "ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV" can include a whole lot more than just TV dramas. And again if you really believed that a telemovie is just a one-episode TV show, you would have moved it to the appropriate section instead of deleting it altogether. I don't care if you're "not familiar" with the topic or whatnot. You felt as though you knew enough to feel compelled to edit it. And yes, I still disagree with your "simplify" process for ALL articles because they don't always apply appropriately to Chinese dramas since some of them go straight to DVD and may or may not ever get broadcast. But whatever. Go ahead and change what you'd like to whatever articles you'd like since you wrote and can edit the guidelines to your liking. This is apparently your website, or at least one that's heavily influenced by you, and one that I no longer want any part of. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 04:06, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Unbelievable. I suggested bringing this discussion to the talk page of the guidelines article, and instead you decide to dump this wiki? Maybe it's for the best... For everyone else who's reading this, [[DramaWiki:Style guide#Formatting philosophy]] states that "every article must have the same look." If we go around and let the Korean editors do their own formatting, the Chinese editors do their own formatting, the Hong Kong editors do their own formatting.... then DramaWiki will lose its consistency. All successful web sites are consistent concerning the flow of their articles. We just happen to use a wiki engine vs style sheets and hard-coded templates. Consistency makes for easier reading, and to give the entire site the look that simply put, "We have our act together! We communicate with one another!" If every one of you were to read the style guide, you will come to believe that when every article is identical in formatting, our readers will appreciate the idea that we consider them priority one. I've been told by several people off-line our articles show that our editors work together - unlike some other wikis. The concept of consistency is the entire foundation of everything we do here! If we took Lady Zhuge's ideas and started sub-categorizing, re-formatting and re-defining terms in order to fit each culture, then we're moving away from our consistency goal. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 04:41, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Yes, it is for the best, Mr. Dictator. But don't preach about losing consistency and identical formatting when this Wiki never had that. Hong Kong articles have the "Cantonese/Mandarin title" subheading, but which other ones do? The Chinese/Taiwanese/HK/Singapore articles use "Also known as" in their artist profiles, but the Korean and Japanese articles use "Nickname." Some articles use "Awards" and some use "Recognitions." All of that's tailored to the countries of origin. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:02, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::'''Now you're getting nick-picky here. It is impossible to keep even 50-percent of the articles consistent. But no one can ever tell us we don't try. As of right now, there are over 9000 articles. For just a handful of us editors to police every single article - that'll take years. Right now, we have at least a dozen new articles created each day, as well as over 100 edits each day. Most of us active editors will make these changes (Awards -> Recognition, etc.) when we run into them. But, I personally only read the Japanese articles, but do read others when I see an editor make too many edits to one article in a short time period. This is usually a red flag where the editor is doing something out of the ordinary. In your situation, what you're trying to pull is re-defining terms, and introducing entirely new terms and sub-sections. THAT'S what I have a problem with here.'''

On a closing note, if you look above my desk, you will see my Ph.Ds in dictatorships, message board bullying, and the like. I take pride in these because for every person who calls me one of these names, it basically tells me that I'm doing my job of maintaining order. In my entire professional life, I'm often hunted down by job head hunters because I have a reputation of getting shit done. My methods may be bad to some people, but who cares. This is something the Internet needs way more of - the dictators and the bullies because if it weren't for us, there would be total chaos and anarchy throughout the network. And no one would be able to maintain order and conduct any sort of business in an efficient and militarily manner. It'll be like "Escape from New York". Is that what people on the Internet want? As General McArthur once said, "You want me on that line. You NEED me on that line." [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:22, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::So you and Hitler have something in common. I hope you can add that comparison to your self-glorification as well. But in response to the bolded, the differences I pointed out are in the EXISTING GUIDELINES themselves. I wasn't trying to redefine anything, just following how I interpreted the Movies heading to be. Your way of defining "Movies" isn't the only one. And BTW, I can't take credit for creating the "Telemovies" subheading. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:38, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Puh, what a nasty discussion... Please calm down both. You shouldn't get so busy over such little things. Let me add three things. First, commercial movies are categorized by the medium on which they were released ''first''. Movies are released first either in movie theatres (cinemas), straight to video (STV), or on TV. We list the first two under Movies and the TV released movies under TV Shows. Second, deleting the TV movies on the [[Zoe Tay]] article without discussing first it was obviously a mistake. The movies could have been moved to the TV Shows section, instead. Maybe it wasn't obvious how to handle his, because there are not many TV movies listed on DramaWiki. Third and last, the guidelines are just a help for (new) editors how to create new pages. But the guidelines should be treated as what they are: guidelines, not strict rules. If we want a thight layout for every page then we would have used templates. It shouldn't really matter if a section is called "TV Series" or "TV Shows", "Recognitions" or "Awards". If you really want uniform section names then I could do that for you with a few SQL commands for all pages within a few seconds. I always believed that collecting the information comes first, then the layout. Most of the cosmetical changes (trivial edits) can be applied later either anonymously by simple text relacements "inside the database" or as programmed edits through bot scripts. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Seriously, I really thought a "telemovie" was a cell phone movie. I'm not kidding here. That is why I deleted those entries. See what I mean? Not all of us know what a "telemovie" is. That's a term not many of us westerners have in our vocabulary. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Also, because Lady just rattled off a reference to Hitler, I must now invoke [[:wikipedia:Godwin's law|Godwin's Law]], and put an end to this discussion. Further discussion added to this talk page regarding this matter will be deleted. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:52, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Question about a name ==
Hi Groink, I really hope i'm doing this in the right place, if not sorry about it. But I was just wondering if I could get your input before I make a page for the jactress Oomasa Aya 大政絢. On her talent agency profile and on jdorama it says her name is spelt "Oomasa Aya" but her blog says "Omasa Aya." (Also on dramawiki both is used) In hiragana her name is おおまさあや so it would be an extended Oo so should I use Oomasa? I think on dramawiki even if it's an extended we use the short version? Which would be the correct one to use? Thanks in advance. -- [[User:IwaseJEN|IwaseJEN]]
: I would first use what her official profile uses, in this case it is [[Oomasa Aya]]. Create a redirect for [[Omasa Aya]] and have it point to Oomasa Aya. And then, in the article, you can add something like "Name (romaji): Oomasa Aya / Omasa Aya". Thanks for asking! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:07, 26 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Zhao or Chao? ==

I'm not sure if you are watching the discussion page for Mark Chao/Zhao, but I just wanted to let you know that I have posted up my reply about the Zhao/Chao issue. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:27, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
: Thanks... I think it is a matter of settling on some romanization standards on the Chinese article end. In case you haven't already read through them, the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese|Romanization of Chinese]] article should be the standard, so please read the article and see if this issue can be settled using the guidelines in the article. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 10:39, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
:: Going by this: "It is best to include the Hanyu Pinyin romanization in any article as it will usually be the romanization technique used when the official romanization or its English language title is unclear." and "Taiwan has 2 romanization standards in use today. Tongyong Pinyin, the official romanization standard adopted by the National Government of the Republic of China(Taiwan) in 2000 and Wade-Giles, which is the de-facto standard. Unfortunately, usage of both romanizations by the Taiwanese have been rather limited and many Taiwanese themselves do not know either system. Apart from artiste and place names, though even an artiste's romanized name may be hard to find, it is rare that either romanization will be used to romanize drama names."
:: It's not explicit, but I still believe that it should be changed to Zhao if only for the sake of consistency. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:59, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
::: I really know absolutely nothing about things Chinese. I eat the food, and I like Bruce Lee. That's about it. But I do know a lot about DramaWiki. We basically run things differently here from other places like IMDB and even Wikipedia. And, our rules seem to be somewhat strange to newcomers. Our number-one goal is to serve the English-speaking visitor, and not the scholars and native speakers. Many of these English speaking people are like me - they don't know the difference between Zhao and Chao. And, it really should not matter to us, which is why we need everything Chinese subbed and romanized for us. I really can't be of further help. I do trust WaterOB because he's been around DramaWiki for quite some time, and he's done really good and accurate work here. But, if you think that our guidelines need changing regarding romanization, I would prefer you work with WaterOB since you seem to know a lot as well. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 12:12, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

== Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Edit Advice ==

Hi Groink. I was just wondering if I could get your input/advice for editing the [[Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi]] page. I've been meaning to edit it for a long time but I couldn't figure out which format would be best. First of all, this show airs about once every year and its fronted by Inagaki Goro as the main host. Basically within each show they show a few mini dramas of horror story. In each of the mini drama (about 3-5 usually per show) they have different actors and directors etc. So I was wondering if it would be better if I wrote the title in general for the aired show, such as Summer Special 2007, then under it put the airdate. then indent and put the title of the mini drama then indent again and list the cast/staff?

or should i just collectively list all the cast under summer special 2007 then next to their names have in italics the title of the mini drama they were in? and same for the staff?

or is it better to use charts. so have a chart with 3 columns for each year they air a show, like one chart for the summer special 2007, one for 2008 etc: title, cast, staff?
Sorry if this seems confusing. Let me know if I can clarify anything XD. And thank you. =)

: The format sounds very familiar to [[Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari]]. The difference is that YKM is quarterly, while your show is annually, but you could probably apply the same idea to Hontou. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 09:11, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

:: Thank you so much Groink ^^b

File:Hyori.jpg

2009-08-16T01:57:04Z

Dana:

Lee Hyori.

User talk:Groink

2009-08-16T00:40:42Z

Dana:

== Archive ==
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 1|Archive 1]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 2|Archive 2]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 3|Archive 3]]


== Photo Changes ==
OMG! Did you actually like something I submitted. No way. Thank you groink. And you know you it was unnecessary for to be so rude. I am trying to understand your mannual. It is just so different.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:57, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:Wrong! I reverted that photo. The photos you're picking are along the line of being faggy, fan-like, with cutey poses and such. We do not want that! We want something you'd see on a passport - a photo of the face - with the head properly straight and virtually nothing showing below the neck. This is explained in the style guide. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:05, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:And as far as being rude, YOU'RE the one who's causing the trouble here! You're bringing the ideology of Crunchy Roll, which BTW is s_hit of a wiki and the admins there are nothing but money eating a_ssholes, and you really should burn in Hell for just being associated with them. DramaWiki is THE NUMBER ONE ASIAN DRAMA WIKI ON THE PLANET! And yet, you're trying to change things here. That is cause for us being rude - you're basically coming to our home, s_hitting on our lawn, and claiming that you have some God-given right to do this. It just isn't going to pass with us. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:09, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Okay I don't understand you. So you would consider that 2007 Spris photo of Lee joon Gi to be passport appropriate? That isn't a passport appropriate photo though. And I am not trying to overtake your site. I am just trying to help. And I see you have a thing against CR well that is your problem really. But my fan group is there and we are not ready to move yet, so. Anyways you need to change your attitude Groink it's not very nice, especially when I wasn't rude back. Anyways I submitted another photo for Lee Joon Gi can you tell me if it is better? [[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:05, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:: My attitude has gotten me very far in my 41 years of life, and over 25 years in cyberspace. You just don't get it do you? You SAY you're not rude, but your aggressive editing, and the dozens of reminders from four other editors of your conduct being ignored is WORSE that anything I've said. Again, you do not shit on someone else's lawn and expect the owner to clean it up. You seem like a very young fandork for this Lee guy. You'll learn with time how things are handled on the Internet. As for the last photo, this is a very good photo. Why it took you 24 hours and several uploads later to figure this out, we'll never know. That 2007 photo (just knowing that proves you're a fandork) was as close to passport quality as we've seen - and it was better than all your other offerings up to now. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:33, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Alright "Fan Dork". Wow! Have you never been a fan of anything in your of 41 years. Just because I am a fan that doesn't make me any less of a person than what you are Groink. So please talk to me as if you were talking to colleague or even a stranger, and not an idot. I know it may be asking much but please. I am sorry it took me 24 hours and several uploads to realize what it was that you wanted. We can't all be as smart as you. Am I right? And by the way i looked up what date that spris photo was published and you don't have to be a fan dork to know that that photo isn't passport material.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:35, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Minor changes to KDrama formatting guides ==

I did some minor changes to the KDrama formatting guides which basically reflect the currently used formatting. Please have a look. Perhaps some of the general things can also be applied to the JDrama guides.
*'''General / Dateformat.''' Using consistent YYYY-MMM-DD format
*'''Artist / TV Show listing.''' Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made ''optional''.
*'''Artist / Recognitions section.''' Got heavily changed because on the web you find only information about ''won awards''. Appearances or nominations don't seem to be noteworthy enough for Koreans.
*'''KDrama / Air time format.''' Commented out the paragraph about the 24h-format, because ''8:00'' for korean morning dramas without ''AM'' could be confusing for readers who don't know about the time format. Also it seems that the AM/PM format is more common in Korea... well at least on the official drama websites. Happy Wiki'ing! --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 12:21, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

: That's great! Thanks for the update. FYI, I only wrote the Japanese version. The editors who work on the Korean articles copied the Japanese version, and then made changes pertaining to Korean. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 21:57, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Birthday ==

''Please do not use the existing articles as examples when developing your template. You had in your template "Birthday:" and that is totally incorrect. The official profile format is covered in this article: DramaWiki:Korean_Artist_Article_Formatting''

My mistake... I did update my template to reflect the new formatting and accidently deleted the "Birthdate:" line and then retyped it incorrectly.
Anyhow... thanks for the updated date format... Now I can remove June and ???? from my memory.

''Artist / TV Show listing. Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made optional.''

Guilty ... I will remove these actors' character/role as I edit pages.

Hello! We use "Birthdate" instead of "Date of Birth." How about death details? I see articles using either "Date of Death" or simply "Death." Which one would we retain? Or is there any other term we should use? I would just like to clarify before I continue editing. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 16:12, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:I've been using "Death:" [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:46, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
::Got it. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 18:02, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Profile format ==

Is there a perferred way to name - Empas Profile / EMPAS Profile / Profile (empas)? Thanks [[User:Imian|Imian]] 17:51, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:Probably the last one is the best - Profile (empas) [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:35, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== HK Dramas' Air Dates ==

I have a small concern about HK dramas (specifically TVB series). For example, [[Greed Mask]]'s production year is 2003, the overseas launch was also 2003, but I believe the date aired in HK was years later in 2006. So would we use the 2006 date in the details section? I was also wondering if there can be a new option for HK dramas to add "Production period" or the like in the details section as well? Because with TVB series, some dramas may be warehoused and aired a few years after the production date. Or would you rather we just stick to putting the production period in the Notes/Trivia section on the respective drama's page? Also, I was wondering if we should change the overseas dates to the HK dates or keep it like that ([[The Slicing of the Demon]])? Sorry for the bother & thank you~ --[[User:Ladys07|Ladys07]] 12:37, 14 Nov 2008 (EST)
: I would use the air date as 2006, and in the trivia section write a note that the show was produced in 2003. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:37, 14 Nov 2008 (CET)

== TV Movies ==

Why are theatrical movies okay to list on DramaWiki, but not TV ones? That doesn't make much sense to me. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 15:16, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

:If they were TV movies, they should've been listed under TV shows. A TV movie is basically a one-shot TV drama, much like what us Japanese fans call a "tanpatsu." I'm not a Chinese/Hong Kong fan by any means, so categorization is even more vital here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:14, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

::If that's the case, then why did you remove them altogether from [[Zoe Tay]]'s article instead of just moving them to the TV section? In China and I believe Singapore as well, a TV movie is not the same as a TV drama or series and thus there is differentiation. Even the terminology is different (电视剧 [TV drama] or 电视连续剧 [TV series] vs. 电视电影 [TV movie]). Therefore, I've been listing all TV movies under "Movies." Until there's an official okay in the guidelines to make 电视电影 articles, that's what I'll continue to do. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 01:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: Because, I repeat, I am not familiar with Chinese or Hong Kong dramas. As an outsider, I go by the categories with western thinking in mind. As for DramaWiki's definition of a TV movie, keep in mind that the definition fits the westerners and other native English speakers - as ALL aspects of DramaWiki is for that demographic. Even though the country of origin considers a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" the same thing, to us westerners and English speakers they are NOT one in the same. That's something you editors must consider when deciding how others interpret what you put up here. If, for example, someone on D-Addicts uploads a Chinese TV movie, a moderator is going to delete that movie because, as you've said you've been doing, it is listed as a "movie" on DramaWiki. Movies are not allowed on D-Addicts, but we don't go as far as taking each country of origin's definition of what a movie is. See where I'm getting at here? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:25, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Then perhaps you shouldn't have just taken it upon yourself to remove them without discussion first. I did not say that a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" are the same thing by anyone's definition. If by chance you've happened upon some of the China articles, the TV movies that are listed under "Movies" are differentiated with a "TV movie" notation in parentheses. They were also differentiated from theatrical films in the [[Zoe Tay]] article by a separate sub-section (Telemovies). --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 02:40, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: It isn't my fault that you Chinese editors deviated from DramaWiki's and D-Addicts' guidelines. My edits follow the guidelines of these two bodies. Where in the Chinese artist article guidelines (BTW, it is virtually a copy of the Japanese artist guidelines, which I personally wrote in 2006) does it say you can create a "telemovie" sub-section? Where in the the guidelines does it say that TV movies are placed in the movies section? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Maybe people who don't have any clue about Chinese dramas shouldn't be writing and editing the guidelines on Chinese articles in the first place. TV movies are still movies. Nowhere does it say that the "Movies" section is restricted to films in a movie theater. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 03:10, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)
::: That's where you're wrong. D-Addicts define movies as movie theater shows, and TV movies as TV shows. DramaWiki is spawned from D-Addicts. Again, I did not write the Chinese guidelines; someone just copied my Japanese guidelines and use it for the Chinese articles, which basically it is acceptable because, once again, westerners believe that movies are found in a movie theater. I repeat, DramaWiki is for westerners and native English speakers! Your definitions are Eastern Asian, and do not apply here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Reading through your talk page, I think I know where the confusion is. In one of the topics of your talk page, it was brought up that the Koreans see a "TV show" and "TV series" differently. In short, the reason why DramaWiki stuck with the "TV show" nomenclature as the section name of choice is that it doesn't force the editor to think about whether the show is only one episode or multiple episodes. One of your comments was that if ALL the TV shows have multiple episodes, then the section name should be "TV series". To me, that is totally ridiculous because it further complicates the whole process of the section. Among the Japanese editors, we treat ALL TV shows as TV shows, and we could care less if it only one episode or multiple episodes. This simplifies the process.

The reason I bring this up is because I think you're thinking way too much about a given TV show. '''The best thing do is just to simplify the process!''' Simply put, ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV - it is a TV show. Anything that appears on the big screen in a movie theater - it is a movie. Simple! Trying to force us editors to think about 1) did it air on TV? 2) did it have multiple episodes? 3)xxxxxxxx - it is asking for too much! The guidelines I wrote two years ago is simple! As we move forward here, I will continue to change "TV series" to "TV shows" in the Korean articles, and I will continue to enforce the concept that a "telemovie" is just simply a one-episode TV show.

If after all of this you still disagree, you should put this issue up for discussion in the Chinese Artist Article Guideline talk page. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:You're bringing up a different issue here. If the admins want all the headings to read "TV Shows", they can change them with one SQL command without you going through every article and doing it manually. "ANYTHING" is a dangerous word. "ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV" can include a whole lot more than just TV dramas. And again if you really believed that a telemovie is just a one-episode TV show, you would have moved it to the appropriate section instead of deleting it altogether. I don't care if you're "not familiar" with the topic or whatnot. You felt as though you knew enough to feel compelled to edit it. And yes, I still disagree with your "simplify" process for ALL articles because they don't always apply appropriately to Chinese dramas since some of them go straight to DVD and may or may not ever get broadcast. But whatever. Go ahead and change what you'd like to whatever articles you'd like since you wrote and can edit the guidelines to your liking. This is apparently your website, or at least one that's heavily influenced by you, and one that I no longer want any part of. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 04:06, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Unbelievable. I suggested bringing this discussion to the talk page of the guidelines article, and instead you decide to dump this wiki? Maybe it's for the best... For everyone else who's reading this, [[DramaWiki:Style guide#Formatting philosophy]] states that "every article must have the same look." If we go around and let the Korean editors do their own formatting, the Chinese editors do their own formatting, the Hong Kong editors do their own formatting.... then DramaWiki will lose its consistency. All successful web sites are consistent concerning the flow of their articles. We just happen to use a wiki engine vs style sheets and hard-coded templates. Consistency makes for easier reading, and to give the entire site the look that simply put, "We have our act together! We communicate with one another!" If every one of you were to read the style guide, you will come to believe that when every article is identical in formatting, our readers will appreciate the idea that we consider them priority one. I've been told by several people off-line our articles show that our editors work together - unlike some other wikis. The concept of consistency is the entire foundation of everything we do here! If we took Lady Zhuge's ideas and started sub-categorizing, re-formatting and re-defining terms in order to fit each culture, then we're moving away from our consistency goal. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 04:41, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Yes, it is for the best, Mr. Dictator. But don't preach about losing consistency and identical formatting when this Wiki never had that. Hong Kong articles have the "Cantonese/Mandarin title" subheading, but which other ones do? The Chinese/Taiwanese/HK/Singapore articles use "Also known as" in their artist profiles, but the Korean and Japanese articles use "Nickname." Some articles use "Awards" and some use "Recognitions." All of that's tailored to the countries of origin. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:02, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::'''Now you're getting nick-picky here. It is impossible to keep even 50-percent of the articles consistent. But no one can ever tell us we don't try. As of right now, there are over 9000 articles. For just a handful of us editors to police every single article - that'll take years. Right now, we have at least a dozen new articles created each day, as well as over 100 edits each day. Most of us active editors will make these changes (Awards -> Recognition, etc.) when we run into them. But, I personally only read the Japanese articles, but do read others when I see an editor make too many edits to one article in a short time period. This is usually a red flag where the editor is doing something out of the ordinary. In your situation, what you're trying to pull is re-defining terms, and introducing entirely new terms and sub-sections. THAT'S what I have a problem with here.'''

On a closing note, if you look above my desk, you will see my Ph.Ds in dictatorships, message board bullying, and the like. I take pride in these because for every person who calls me one of these names, it basically tells me that I'm doing my job of maintaining order. In my entire professional life, I'm often hunted down by job head hunters because I have a reputation of getting shit done. My methods may be bad to some people, but who cares. This is something the Internet needs way more of - the dictators and the bullies because if it weren't for us, there would be total chaos and anarchy throughout the network. And no one would be able to maintain order and conduct any sort of business in an efficient and militarily manner. It'll be like "Escape from New York". Is that what people on the Internet want? As General McArthur once said, "You want me on that line. You NEED me on that line." [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:22, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::So you and Hitler have something in common. I hope you can add that comparison to your self-glorification as well. But in response to the bolded, the differences I pointed out are in the EXISTING GUIDELINES themselves. I wasn't trying to redefine anything, just following how I interpreted the Movies heading to be. Your way of defining "Movies" isn't the only one. And BTW, I can't take credit for creating the "Telemovies" subheading. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:38, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Puh, what a nasty discussion... Please calm down both. You shouldn't get so busy over such little things. Let me add three things. First, commercial movies are categorized by the medium on which they were released ''first''. Movies are released first either in movie theatres (cinemas), straight to video (STV), or on TV. We list the first two under Movies and the TV released movies under TV Shows. Second, deleting the TV movies on the [[Zoe Tay]] article without discussing first it was obviously a mistake. The movies could have been moved to the TV Shows section, instead. Maybe it wasn't obvious how to handle his, because there are not many TV movies listed on DramaWiki. Third and last, the guidelines are just a help for (new) editors how to create new pages. But the guidelines should be treated as what they are: guidelines, not strict rules. If we want a thight layout for every page then we would have used templates. It shouldn't really matter if a section is called "TV Series" or "TV Shows", "Recognitions" or "Awards". If you really want uniform section names then I could do that for you with a few SQL commands for all pages within a few seconds. I always believed that collecting the information comes first, then the layout. Most of the cosmetical changes (trivial edits) can be applied later either anonymously by simple text relacements "inside the database" or as programmed edits through bot scripts. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Seriously, I really thought a "telemovie" was a cell phone movie. I'm not kidding here. That is why I deleted those entries. See what I mean? Not all of us know what a "telemovie" is. That's a term not many of us westerners have in our vocabulary. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Also, because Lady just rattled off a reference to Hitler, I must now invoke [[:wikipedia:Godwin's law|Godwin's Law]], and put an end to this discussion. Further discussion added to this talk page regarding this matter will be deleted. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:52, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Question about a name ==
Hi Groink, I really hope i'm doing this in the right place, if not sorry about it. But I was just wondering if I could get your input before I make a page for the jactress Oomasa Aya 大政絢. On her talent agency profile and on jdorama it says her name is spelt "Oomasa Aya" but her blog says "Omasa Aya." (Also on dramawiki both is used) In hiragana her name is おおまさあや so it would be an extended Oo so should I use Oomasa? I think on dramawiki even if it's an extended we use the short version? Which would be the correct one to use? Thanks in advance. -- [[User:IwaseJEN|IwaseJEN]]
: I would first use what her official profile uses, in this case it is [[Oomasa Aya]]. Create a redirect for [[Omasa Aya]] and have it point to Oomasa Aya. And then, in the article, you can add something like "Name (romaji): Oomasa Aya / Omasa Aya". Thanks for asking! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:07, 26 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Zhao or Chao? ==

I'm not sure if you are watching the discussion page for Mark Chao/Zhao, but I just wanted to let you know that I have posted up my reply about the Zhao/Chao issue. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:27, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
: Thanks... I think it is a matter of settling on some romanization standards on the Chinese article end. In case you haven't already read through them, the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese|Romanization of Chinese]] article should be the standard, so please read the article and see if this issue can be settled using the guidelines in the article. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 10:39, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
:: Going by this: "It is best to include the Hanyu Pinyin romanization in any article as it will usually be the romanization technique used when the official romanization or its English language title is unclear." and "Taiwan has 2 romanization standards in use today. Tongyong Pinyin, the official romanization standard adopted by the National Government of the Republic of China(Taiwan) in 2000 and Wade-Giles, which is the de-facto standard. Unfortunately, usage of both romanizations by the Taiwanese have been rather limited and many Taiwanese themselves do not know either system. Apart from artiste and place names, though even an artiste's romanized name may be hard to find, it is rare that either romanization will be used to romanize drama names."
:: It's not explicit, but I still believe that it should be changed to Zhao if only for the sake of consistency. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:59, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
::: I really know absolutely nothing about things Chinese. I eat the food, and I like Bruce Lee. That's about it. But I do know a lot about DramaWiki. We basically run things differently here from other places like IMDB and even Wikipedia. And, our rules seem to be somewhat strange to newcomers. Our number-one goal is to serve the English-speaking visitor, and not the scholars and native speakers. Many of these English speaking people are like me - they don't know the difference between Zhao and Chao. And, it really should not matter to us, which is why we need everything Chinese subbed and romanized for us. I really can't be of further help. I do trust WaterOB because he's been around DramaWiki for quite some time, and he's done really good and accurate work here. But, if you think that our guidelines need changing regarding romanization, I would prefer you work with WaterOB since you seem to know a lot as well. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 12:12, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

== Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Edit Advice ==

Hi Groink. I was just wondering if I could get your input/advice for editing the [[Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi]] page. I've been meaning to edit it for a long time but I couldn't figure out which format would be best. First of all, this show airs about once every year and its fronted by Inagaki Goro as the main host. Basically within each show they show a few mini dramas of horror story. In each of the mini drama (about 3-5 usually per show) they have different actors and directors etc. So I was wondering if it would be better if I wrote the title in general for the aired show, such as Summer Special 2007, then under it put the airdate. then indent and put the title of the mini drama then indent again and list the cast/staff?

or should i just collectively list all the cast under summer special 2007 then next to their names have in italics the title of the mini drama they were in? and same for the staff?

or is it better to use charts. so have a chart with 3 columns for each year they air a show, like one chart for the summer special 2007, one for 2008 etc: title, cast, staff?
Sorry if this seems confusing. Let me know if I can clarify anything XD. And thank you. =)

: The format sounds very familiar to [[Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari]]. The difference is that YKM is quarterly, while your show is annually, but you could probably apply the same idea to Hontou. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 09:11, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

:: Thank you so much Groink ^^b

User talk:Groink

2009-08-16T00:25:45Z

Dana:

== Archive ==
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 1|Archive 1]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 2|Archive 2]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 3|Archive 3]]


== Photo Changes ==
OMG! Did you actually like something I submitted. No way. Thank you groink. And you know you it was unnecessary for to be so rude. I am trying to understand your mannual. It is just so different.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:57, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

:Wrong! I reverted that photo. The photos you're picking are along the line of being faggy, fan-like, with cutey poses and such. We do not want that! We want something you'd see on a passport - a photo of the face - with the head properly straight and virtually nothing showing below the neck. This is explained in the style guide. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:05, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:And as far as being rude, YOU'RE the one who's causing the trouble here! You're bringing the ideology of Crunchy Roll, which BTW is s_hit of a wiki and the admins there are nothing but money eating a_ssholes, and you really should burn in Hell for just being associated with them. DramaWiki is THE NUMBER ONE ASIAN DRAMA WIKI ON THE PLANET! And yet, you're trying to change things here. That is cause for us being rude - you're basically coming to our home, s_hitting on our lawn, and claiming that you have some God-given right to do this. It just isn't going to pass with us. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:09, 16 August 2009 (UTC)

:Okay I don't understand you. So you would consider that 2007 Spris photo of Lee joon Gi to be passport appropriate? That isn't a passport appropriate photo though. And I am not trying to overtake your site. I am just trying to help. And I see you have a thing against CR well that is your problem really. But my fan group is there and we are not ready to move yet, so. Anyways you need to change your attitude Groink it's not very nice, especially when I wasn't rude back. Anyways I submitted another photo for Lee Joon Gi can you tell me if it is better? [[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:05, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Minor changes to KDrama formatting guides ==

I did some minor changes to the KDrama formatting guides which basically reflect the currently used formatting. Please have a look. Perhaps some of the general things can also be applied to the JDrama guides.
*'''General / Dateformat.''' Using consistent YYYY-MMM-DD format
*'''Artist / TV Show listing.''' Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made ''optional''.
*'''Artist / Recognitions section.''' Got heavily changed because on the web you find only information about ''won awards''. Appearances or nominations don't seem to be noteworthy enough for Koreans.
*'''KDrama / Air time format.''' Commented out the paragraph about the 24h-format, because ''8:00'' for korean morning dramas without ''AM'' could be confusing for readers who don't know about the time format. Also it seems that the AM/PM format is more common in Korea... well at least on the official drama websites. Happy Wiki'ing! --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 12:21, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

: That's great! Thanks for the update. FYI, I only wrote the Japanese version. The editors who work on the Korean articles copied the Japanese version, and then made changes pertaining to Korean. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 21:57, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Birthday ==

''Please do not use the existing articles as examples when developing your template. You had in your template "Birthday:" and that is totally incorrect. The official profile format is covered in this article: DramaWiki:Korean_Artist_Article_Formatting''

My mistake... I did update my template to reflect the new formatting and accidently deleted the "Birthdate:" line and then retyped it incorrectly.
Anyhow... thanks for the updated date format... Now I can remove June and ???? from my memory.

''Artist / TV Show listing. Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made optional.''

Guilty ... I will remove these actors' character/role as I edit pages.

Hello! We use "Birthdate" instead of "Date of Birth." How about death details? I see articles using either "Date of Death" or simply "Death." Which one would we retain? Or is there any other term we should use? I would just like to clarify before I continue editing. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 16:12, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:I've been using "Death:" [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:46, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
::Got it. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 18:02, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Profile format ==

Is there a perferred way to name - Empas Profile / EMPAS Profile / Profile (empas)? Thanks [[User:Imian|Imian]] 17:51, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:Probably the last one is the best - Profile (empas) [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:35, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== HK Dramas' Air Dates ==

I have a small concern about HK dramas (specifically TVB series). For example, [[Greed Mask]]'s production year is 2003, the overseas launch was also 2003, but I believe the date aired in HK was years later in 2006. So would we use the 2006 date in the details section? I was also wondering if there can be a new option for HK dramas to add "Production period" or the like in the details section as well? Because with TVB series, some dramas may be warehoused and aired a few years after the production date. Or would you rather we just stick to putting the production period in the Notes/Trivia section on the respective drama's page? Also, I was wondering if we should change the overseas dates to the HK dates or keep it like that ([[The Slicing of the Demon]])? Sorry for the bother & thank you~ --[[User:Ladys07|Ladys07]] 12:37, 14 Nov 2008 (EST)
: I would use the air date as 2006, and in the trivia section write a note that the show was produced in 2003. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:37, 14 Nov 2008 (CET)

== TV Movies ==

Why are theatrical movies okay to list on DramaWiki, but not TV ones? That doesn't make much sense to me. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 15:16, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

:If they were TV movies, they should've been listed under TV shows. A TV movie is basically a one-shot TV drama, much like what us Japanese fans call a "tanpatsu." I'm not a Chinese/Hong Kong fan by any means, so categorization is even more vital here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:14, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

::If that's the case, then why did you remove them altogether from [[Zoe Tay]]'s article instead of just moving them to the TV section? In China and I believe Singapore as well, a TV movie is not the same as a TV drama or series and thus there is differentiation. Even the terminology is different (电视剧 [TV drama] or 电视连续剧 [TV series] vs. 电视电影 [TV movie]). Therefore, I've been listing all TV movies under "Movies." Until there's an official okay in the guidelines to make 电视电影 articles, that's what I'll continue to do. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 01:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: Because, I repeat, I am not familiar with Chinese or Hong Kong dramas. As an outsider, I go by the categories with western thinking in mind. As for DramaWiki's definition of a TV movie, keep in mind that the definition fits the westerners and other native English speakers - as ALL aspects of DramaWiki is for that demographic. Even though the country of origin considers a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" the same thing, to us westerners and English speakers they are NOT one in the same. That's something you editors must consider when deciding how others interpret what you put up here. If, for example, someone on D-Addicts uploads a Chinese TV movie, a moderator is going to delete that movie because, as you've said you've been doing, it is listed as a "movie" on DramaWiki. Movies are not allowed on D-Addicts, but we don't go as far as taking each country of origin's definition of what a movie is. See where I'm getting at here? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:25, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Then perhaps you shouldn't have just taken it upon yourself to remove them without discussion first. I did not say that a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" are the same thing by anyone's definition. If by chance you've happened upon some of the China articles, the TV movies that are listed under "Movies" are differentiated with a "TV movie" notation in parentheses. They were also differentiated from theatrical films in the [[Zoe Tay]] article by a separate sub-section (Telemovies). --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 02:40, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: It isn't my fault that you Chinese editors deviated from DramaWiki's and D-Addicts' guidelines. My edits follow the guidelines of these two bodies. Where in the Chinese artist article guidelines (BTW, it is virtually a copy of the Japanese artist guidelines, which I personally wrote in 2006) does it say you can create a "telemovie" sub-section? Where in the the guidelines does it say that TV movies are placed in the movies section? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Maybe people who don't have any clue about Chinese dramas shouldn't be writing and editing the guidelines on Chinese articles in the first place. TV movies are still movies. Nowhere does it say that the "Movies" section is restricted to films in a movie theater. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 03:10, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)
::: That's where you're wrong. D-Addicts define movies as movie theater shows, and TV movies as TV shows. DramaWiki is spawned from D-Addicts. Again, I did not write the Chinese guidelines; someone just copied my Japanese guidelines and use it for the Chinese articles, which basically it is acceptable because, once again, westerners believe that movies are found in a movie theater. I repeat, DramaWiki is for westerners and native English speakers! Your definitions are Eastern Asian, and do not apply here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Reading through your talk page, I think I know where the confusion is. In one of the topics of your talk page, it was brought up that the Koreans see a "TV show" and "TV series" differently. In short, the reason why DramaWiki stuck with the "TV show" nomenclature as the section name of choice is that it doesn't force the editor to think about whether the show is only one episode or multiple episodes. One of your comments was that if ALL the TV shows have multiple episodes, then the section name should be "TV series". To me, that is totally ridiculous because it further complicates the whole process of the section. Among the Japanese editors, we treat ALL TV shows as TV shows, and we could care less if it only one episode or multiple episodes. This simplifies the process.

The reason I bring this up is because I think you're thinking way too much about a given TV show. '''The best thing do is just to simplify the process!''' Simply put, ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV - it is a TV show. Anything that appears on the big screen in a movie theater - it is a movie. Simple! Trying to force us editors to think about 1) did it air on TV? 2) did it have multiple episodes? 3)xxxxxxxx - it is asking for too much! The guidelines I wrote two years ago is simple! As we move forward here, I will continue to change "TV series" to "TV shows" in the Korean articles, and I will continue to enforce the concept that a "telemovie" is just simply a one-episode TV show.

If after all of this you still disagree, you should put this issue up for discussion in the Chinese Artist Article Guideline talk page. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:You're bringing up a different issue here. If the admins want all the headings to read "TV Shows", they can change them with one SQL command without you going through every article and doing it manually. "ANYTHING" is a dangerous word. "ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV" can include a whole lot more than just TV dramas. And again if you really believed that a telemovie is just a one-episode TV show, you would have moved it to the appropriate section instead of deleting it altogether. I don't care if you're "not familiar" with the topic or whatnot. You felt as though you knew enough to feel compelled to edit it. And yes, I still disagree with your "simplify" process for ALL articles because they don't always apply appropriately to Chinese dramas since some of them go straight to DVD and may or may not ever get broadcast. But whatever. Go ahead and change what you'd like to whatever articles you'd like since you wrote and can edit the guidelines to your liking. This is apparently your website, or at least one that's heavily influenced by you, and one that I no longer want any part of. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 04:06, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Unbelievable. I suggested bringing this discussion to the talk page of the guidelines article, and instead you decide to dump this wiki? Maybe it's for the best... For everyone else who's reading this, [[DramaWiki:Style guide#Formatting philosophy]] states that "every article must have the same look." If we go around and let the Korean editors do their own formatting, the Chinese editors do their own formatting, the Hong Kong editors do their own formatting.... then DramaWiki will lose its consistency. All successful web sites are consistent concerning the flow of their articles. We just happen to use a wiki engine vs style sheets and hard-coded templates. Consistency makes for easier reading, and to give the entire site the look that simply put, "We have our act together! We communicate with one another!" If every one of you were to read the style guide, you will come to believe that when every article is identical in formatting, our readers will appreciate the idea that we consider them priority one. I've been told by several people off-line our articles show that our editors work together - unlike some other wikis. The concept of consistency is the entire foundation of everything we do here! If we took Lady Zhuge's ideas and started sub-categorizing, re-formatting and re-defining terms in order to fit each culture, then we're moving away from our consistency goal. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 04:41, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Yes, it is for the best, Mr. Dictator. But don't preach about losing consistency and identical formatting when this Wiki never had that. Hong Kong articles have the "Cantonese/Mandarin title" subheading, but which other ones do? The Chinese/Taiwanese/HK/Singapore articles use "Also known as" in their artist profiles, but the Korean and Japanese articles use "Nickname." Some articles use "Awards" and some use "Recognitions." All of that's tailored to the countries of origin. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:02, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::'''Now you're getting nick-picky here. It is impossible to keep even 50-percent of the articles consistent. But no one can ever tell us we don't try. As of right now, there are over 9000 articles. For just a handful of us editors to police every single article - that'll take years. Right now, we have at least a dozen new articles created each day, as well as over 100 edits each day. Most of us active editors will make these changes (Awards -> Recognition, etc.) when we run into them. But, I personally only read the Japanese articles, but do read others when I see an editor make too many edits to one article in a short time period. This is usually a red flag where the editor is doing something out of the ordinary. In your situation, what you're trying to pull is re-defining terms, and introducing entirely new terms and sub-sections. THAT'S what I have a problem with here.'''

On a closing note, if you look above my desk, you will see my Ph.Ds in dictatorships, message board bullying, and the like. I take pride in these because for every person who calls me one of these names, it basically tells me that I'm doing my job of maintaining order. In my entire professional life, I'm often hunted down by job head hunters because I have a reputation of getting shit done. My methods may be bad to some people, but who cares. This is something the Internet needs way more of - the dictators and the bullies because if it weren't for us, there would be total chaos and anarchy throughout the network. And no one would be able to maintain order and conduct any sort of business in an efficient and militarily manner. It'll be like "Escape from New York". Is that what people on the Internet want? As General McArthur once said, "You want me on that line. You NEED me on that line." [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:22, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::So you and Hitler have something in common. I hope you can add that comparison to your self-glorification as well. But in response to the bolded, the differences I pointed out are in the EXISTING GUIDELINES themselves. I wasn't trying to redefine anything, just following how I interpreted the Movies heading to be. Your way of defining "Movies" isn't the only one. And BTW, I can't take credit for creating the "Telemovies" subheading. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:38, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Puh, what a nasty discussion... Please calm down both. You shouldn't get so busy over such little things. Let me add three things. First, commercial movies are categorized by the medium on which they were released ''first''. Movies are released first either in movie theatres (cinemas), straight to video (STV), or on TV. We list the first two under Movies and the TV released movies under TV Shows. Second, deleting the TV movies on the [[Zoe Tay]] article without discussing first it was obviously a mistake. The movies could have been moved to the TV Shows section, instead. Maybe it wasn't obvious how to handle his, because there are not many TV movies listed on DramaWiki. Third and last, the guidelines are just a help for (new) editors how to create new pages. But the guidelines should be treated as what they are: guidelines, not strict rules. If we want a thight layout for every page then we would have used templates. It shouldn't really matter if a section is called "TV Series" or "TV Shows", "Recognitions" or "Awards". If you really want uniform section names then I could do that for you with a few SQL commands for all pages within a few seconds. I always believed that collecting the information comes first, then the layout. Most of the cosmetical changes (trivial edits) can be applied later either anonymously by simple text relacements "inside the database" or as programmed edits through bot scripts. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Seriously, I really thought a "telemovie" was a cell phone movie. I'm not kidding here. That is why I deleted those entries. See what I mean? Not all of us know what a "telemovie" is. That's a term not many of us westerners have in our vocabulary. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Also, because Lady just rattled off a reference to Hitler, I must now invoke [[:wikipedia:Godwin's law|Godwin's Law]], and put an end to this discussion. Further discussion added to this talk page regarding this matter will be deleted. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:52, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Question about a name ==
Hi Groink, I really hope i'm doing this in the right place, if not sorry about it. But I was just wondering if I could get your input before I make a page for the jactress Oomasa Aya 大政絢. On her talent agency profile and on jdorama it says her name is spelt "Oomasa Aya" but her blog says "Omasa Aya." (Also on dramawiki both is used) In hiragana her name is おおまさあや so it would be an extended Oo so should I use Oomasa? I think on dramawiki even if it's an extended we use the short version? Which would be the correct one to use? Thanks in advance. -- [[User:IwaseJEN|IwaseJEN]]
: I would first use what her official profile uses, in this case it is [[Oomasa Aya]]. Create a redirect for [[Omasa Aya]] and have it point to Oomasa Aya. And then, in the article, you can add something like "Name (romaji): Oomasa Aya / Omasa Aya". Thanks for asking! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:07, 26 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Zhao or Chao? ==

I'm not sure if you are watching the discussion page for Mark Chao/Zhao, but I just wanted to let you know that I have posted up my reply about the Zhao/Chao issue. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:27, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
: Thanks... I think it is a matter of settling on some romanization standards on the Chinese article end. In case you haven't already read through them, the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese|Romanization of Chinese]] article should be the standard, so please read the article and see if this issue can be settled using the guidelines in the article. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 10:39, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
:: Going by this: "It is best to include the Hanyu Pinyin romanization in any article as it will usually be the romanization technique used when the official romanization or its English language title is unclear." and "Taiwan has 2 romanization standards in use today. Tongyong Pinyin, the official romanization standard adopted by the National Government of the Republic of China(Taiwan) in 2000 and Wade-Giles, which is the de-facto standard. Unfortunately, usage of both romanizations by the Taiwanese have been rather limited and many Taiwanese themselves do not know either system. Apart from artiste and place names, though even an artiste's romanized name may be hard to find, it is rare that either romanization will be used to romanize drama names."
:: It's not explicit, but I still believe that it should be changed to Zhao if only for the sake of consistency. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:59, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
::: I really know absolutely nothing about things Chinese. I eat the food, and I like Bruce Lee. That's about it. But I do know a lot about DramaWiki. We basically run things differently here from other places like IMDB and even Wikipedia. And, our rules seem to be somewhat strange to newcomers. Our number-one goal is to serve the English-speaking visitor, and not the scholars and native speakers. Many of these English speaking people are like me - they don't know the difference between Zhao and Chao. And, it really should not matter to us, which is why we need everything Chinese subbed and romanized for us. I really can't be of further help. I do trust WaterOB because he's been around DramaWiki for quite some time, and he's done really good and accurate work here. But, if you think that our guidelines need changing regarding romanization, I would prefer you work with WaterOB since you seem to know a lot as well. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 12:12, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

== Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Edit Advice ==

Hi Groink. I was just wondering if I could get your input/advice for editing the [[Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi]] page. I've been meaning to edit it for a long time but I couldn't figure out which format would be best. First of all, this show airs about once every year and its fronted by Inagaki Goro as the main host. Basically within each show they show a few mini dramas of horror story. In each of the mini drama (about 3-5 usually per show) they have different actors and directors etc. So I was wondering if it would be better if I wrote the title in general for the aired show, such as Summer Special 2007, then under it put the airdate. then indent and put the title of the mini drama then indent again and list the cast/staff?

or should i just collectively list all the cast under summer special 2007 then next to their names have in italics the title of the mini drama they were in? and same for the staff?

or is it better to use charts. so have a chart with 3 columns for each year they air a show, like one chart for the summer special 2007, one for 2008 etc: title, cast, staff?
Sorry if this seems confusing. Let me know if I can clarify anything XD. And thank you. =)

: The format sounds very familiar to [[Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari]]. The difference is that YKM is quarterly, while your show is annually, but you could probably apply the same idea to Hontou. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 09:11, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

:: Thank you so much Groink ^^b

User talk:Groink

2009-08-16T00:01:55Z

Dana:

== Archive ==
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 1|Archive 1]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 2|Archive 2]]
*[[User talk:Groink/Archive 3|Archive 3]]


== Photo Changes ==
OMG! Did you actually like something I submitted. No way. Thank you groink. And you know you it was unnecessary for to be so rude. I am trying to understand your mannual. It is just so different.[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:57, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Minor changes to KDrama formatting guides ==

I did some minor changes to the KDrama formatting guides which basically reflect the currently used formatting. Please have a look. Perhaps some of the general things can also be applied to the JDrama guides.
*'''General / Dateformat.''' Using consistent YYYY-MMM-DD format
*'''Artist / TV Show listing.''' Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made ''optional''.
*'''Artist / Recognitions section.''' Got heavily changed because on the web you find only information about ''won awards''. Appearances or nominations don't seem to be noteworthy enough for Koreans.
*'''KDrama / Air time format.''' Commented out the paragraph about the 24h-format, because ''8:00'' for korean morning dramas without ''AM'' could be confusing for readers who don't know about the time format. Also it seems that the AM/PM format is more common in Korea... well at least on the official drama websites. Happy Wiki'ing! --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 12:21, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

: That's great! Thanks for the update. FYI, I only wrote the Japanese version. The editors who work on the Korean articles copied the Japanese version, and then made changes pertaining to Korean. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 21:57, 14 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Birthday ==

''Please do not use the existing articles as examples when developing your template. You had in your template "Birthday:" and that is totally incorrect. The official profile format is covered in this article: DramaWiki:Korean_Artist_Article_Formatting''

My mistake... I did update my template to reflect the new formatting and accidently deleted the "Birthdate:" line and then retyped it incorrectly.
Anyhow... thanks for the updated date format... Now I can remove June and ???? from my memory.

''Artist / TV Show listing. Removed the listing of the actor's character/role because it is redundant and was rarely added. Although someone, who must have read the guide, started to this info recently. Maybe this should be made optional.''

Guilty ... I will remove these actors' character/role as I edit pages.

Hello! We use "Birthdate" instead of "Date of Birth." How about death details? I see articles using either "Date of Death" or simply "Death." Which one would we retain? Or is there any other term we should use? I would just like to clarify before I continue editing. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 16:12, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:I've been using "Death:" [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:46, 30 Aug 2008 (CEST)
::Got it. Thanks! --[[User:MochaValencia|MochaValencia]] 18:02, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Profile format ==

Is there a perferred way to name - Empas Profile / EMPAS Profile / Profile (empas)? Thanks [[User:Imian|Imian]] 17:51, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)
:Probably the last one is the best - Profile (empas) [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:35, 31 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== HK Dramas' Air Dates ==

I have a small concern about HK dramas (specifically TVB series). For example, [[Greed Mask]]'s production year is 2003, the overseas launch was also 2003, but I believe the date aired in HK was years later in 2006. So would we use the 2006 date in the details section? I was also wondering if there can be a new option for HK dramas to add "Production period" or the like in the details section as well? Because with TVB series, some dramas may be warehoused and aired a few years after the production date. Or would you rather we just stick to putting the production period in the Notes/Trivia section on the respective drama's page? Also, I was wondering if we should change the overseas dates to the HK dates or keep it like that ([[The Slicing of the Demon]])? Sorry for the bother & thank you~ --[[User:Ladys07|Ladys07]] 12:37, 14 Nov 2008 (EST)
: I would use the air date as 2006, and in the trivia section write a note that the show was produced in 2003. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:37, 14 Nov 2008 (CET)

== TV Movies ==

Why are theatrical movies okay to list on DramaWiki, but not TV ones? That doesn't make much sense to me. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 15:16, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

:If they were TV movies, they should've been listed under TV shows. A TV movie is basically a one-shot TV drama, much like what us Japanese fans call a "tanpatsu." I'm not a Chinese/Hong Kong fan by any means, so categorization is even more vital here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:14, 21 Dec 2008 (CET)

::If that's the case, then why did you remove them altogether from [[Zoe Tay]]'s article instead of just moving them to the TV section? In China and I believe Singapore as well, a TV movie is not the same as a TV drama or series and thus there is differentiation. Even the terminology is different (电视剧 [TV drama] or 电视连续剧 [TV series] vs. 电视电影 [TV movie]). Therefore, I've been listing all TV movies under "Movies." Until there's an official okay in the guidelines to make 电视电影 articles, that's what I'll continue to do. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 01:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: Because, I repeat, I am not familiar with Chinese or Hong Kong dramas. As an outsider, I go by the categories with western thinking in mind. As for DramaWiki's definition of a TV movie, keep in mind that the definition fits the westerners and other native English speakers - as ALL aspects of DramaWiki is for that demographic. Even though the country of origin considers a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" the same thing, to us westerners and English speakers they are NOT one in the same. That's something you editors must consider when deciding how others interpret what you put up here. If, for example, someone on D-Addicts uploads a Chinese TV movie, a moderator is going to delete that movie because, as you've said you've been doing, it is listed as a "movie" on DramaWiki. Movies are not allowed on D-Addicts, but we don't go as far as taking each country of origin's definition of what a movie is. See where I'm getting at here? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:25, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Then perhaps you shouldn't have just taken it upon yourself to remove them without discussion first. I did not say that a "TV movie" and a "motion picture in a movie theater" are the same thing by anyone's definition. If by chance you've happened upon some of the China articles, the TV movies that are listed under "Movies" are differentiated with a "TV movie" notation in parentheses. They were also differentiated from theatrical films in the [[Zoe Tay]] article by a separate sub-section (Telemovies). --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 02:40, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::: It isn't my fault that you Chinese editors deviated from DramaWiki's and D-Addicts' guidelines. My edits follow the guidelines of these two bodies. Where in the Chinese artist article guidelines (BTW, it is virtually a copy of the Japanese artist guidelines, which I personally wrote in 2006) does it say you can create a "telemovie" sub-section? Where in the the guidelines does it say that TV movies are placed in the movies section? [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::::Maybe people who don't have any clue about Chinese dramas shouldn't be writing and editing the guidelines on Chinese articles in the first place. TV movies are still movies. Nowhere does it say that the "Movies" section is restricted to films in a movie theater. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 03:10, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)
::: That's where you're wrong. D-Addicts define movies as movie theater shows, and TV movies as TV shows. DramaWiki is spawned from D-Addicts. Again, I did not write the Chinese guidelines; someone just copied my Japanese guidelines and use it for the Chinese articles, which basically it is acceptable because, once again, westerners believe that movies are found in a movie theater. I repeat, DramaWiki is for westerners and native English speakers! Your definitions are Eastern Asian, and do not apply here. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Reading through your talk page, I think I know where the confusion is. In one of the topics of your talk page, it was brought up that the Koreans see a "TV show" and "TV series" differently. In short, the reason why DramaWiki stuck with the "TV show" nomenclature as the section name of choice is that it doesn't force the editor to think about whether the show is only one episode or multiple episodes. One of your comments was that if ALL the TV shows have multiple episodes, then the section name should be "TV series". To me, that is totally ridiculous because it further complicates the whole process of the section. Among the Japanese editors, we treat ALL TV shows as TV shows, and we could care less if it only one episode or multiple episodes. This simplifies the process.

The reason I bring this up is because I think you're thinking way too much about a given TV show. '''The best thing do is just to simplify the process!''' Simply put, ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV - it is a TV show. Anything that appears on the big screen in a movie theater - it is a movie. Simple! Trying to force us editors to think about 1) did it air on TV? 2) did it have multiple episodes? 3)xxxxxxxx - it is asking for too much! The guidelines I wrote two years ago is simple! As we move forward here, I will continue to change "TV series" to "TV shows" in the Korean articles, and I will continue to enforce the concept that a "telemovie" is just simply a one-episode TV show.

If after all of this you still disagree, you should put this issue up for discussion in the Chinese Artist Article Guideline talk page. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 03:20, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:You're bringing up a different issue here. If the admins want all the headings to read "TV Shows", they can change them with one SQL command without you going through every article and doing it manually. "ANYTHING" is a dangerous word. "ANYTHING that appears originally on broadcast TV" can include a whole lot more than just TV dramas. And again if you really believed that a telemovie is just a one-episode TV show, you would have moved it to the appropriate section instead of deleting it altogether. I don't care if you're "not familiar" with the topic or whatnot. You felt as though you knew enough to feel compelled to edit it. And yes, I still disagree with your "simplify" process for ALL articles because they don't always apply appropriately to Chinese dramas since some of them go straight to DVD and may or may not ever get broadcast. But whatever. Go ahead and change what you'd like to whatever articles you'd like since you wrote and can edit the guidelines to your liking. This is apparently your website, or at least one that's heavily influenced by you, and one that I no longer want any part of. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 04:06, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Unbelievable. I suggested bringing this discussion to the talk page of the guidelines article, and instead you decide to dump this wiki? Maybe it's for the best... For everyone else who's reading this, [[DramaWiki:Style guide#Formatting philosophy]] states that "every article must have the same look." If we go around and let the Korean editors do their own formatting, the Chinese editors do their own formatting, the Hong Kong editors do their own formatting.... then DramaWiki will lose its consistency. All successful web sites are consistent concerning the flow of their articles. We just happen to use a wiki engine vs style sheets and hard-coded templates. Consistency makes for easier reading, and to give the entire site the look that simply put, "We have our act together! We communicate with one another!" If every one of you were to read the style guide, you will come to believe that when every article is identical in formatting, our readers will appreciate the idea that we consider them priority one. I've been told by several people off-line our articles show that our editors work together - unlike some other wikis. The concept of consistency is the entire foundation of everything we do here! If we took Lady Zhuge's ideas and started sub-categorizing, re-formatting and re-defining terms in order to fit each culture, then we're moving away from our consistency goal. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 04:41, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Yes, it is for the best, Mr. Dictator. But don't preach about losing consistency and identical formatting when this Wiki never had that. Hong Kong articles have the "Cantonese/Mandarin title" subheading, but which other ones do? The Chinese/Taiwanese/HK/Singapore articles use "Also known as" in their artist profiles, but the Korean and Japanese articles use "Nickname." Some articles use "Awards" and some use "Recognitions." All of that's tailored to the countries of origin. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:02, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::'''Now you're getting nick-picky here. It is impossible to keep even 50-percent of the articles consistent. But no one can ever tell us we don't try. As of right now, there are over 9000 articles. For just a handful of us editors to police every single article - that'll take years. Right now, we have at least a dozen new articles created each day, as well as over 100 edits each day. Most of us active editors will make these changes (Awards -> Recognition, etc.) when we run into them. But, I personally only read the Japanese articles, but do read others when I see an editor make too many edits to one article in a short time period. This is usually a red flag where the editor is doing something out of the ordinary. In your situation, what you're trying to pull is re-defining terms, and introducing entirely new terms and sub-sections. THAT'S what I have a problem with here.'''

On a closing note, if you look above my desk, you will see my Ph.Ds in dictatorships, message board bullying, and the like. I take pride in these because for every person who calls me one of these names, it basically tells me that I'm doing my job of maintaining order. In my entire professional life, I'm often hunted down by job head hunters because I have a reputation of getting shit done. My methods may be bad to some people, but who cares. This is something the Internet needs way more of - the dictators and the bullies because if it weren't for us, there would be total chaos and anarchy throughout the network. And no one would be able to maintain order and conduct any sort of business in an efficient and militarily manner. It'll be like "Escape from New York". Is that what people on the Internet want? As General McArthur once said, "You want me on that line. You NEED me on that line." [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:22, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

::So you and Hitler have something in common. I hope you can add that comparison to your self-glorification as well. But in response to the bolded, the differences I pointed out are in the EXISTING GUIDELINES themselves. I wasn't trying to redefine anything, just following how I interpreted the Movies heading to be. Your way of defining "Movies" isn't the only one. And BTW, I can't take credit for creating the "Telemovies" subheading. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 05:38, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

:Puh, what a nasty discussion... Please calm down both. You shouldn't get so busy over such little things. Let me add three things. First, commercial movies are categorized by the medium on which they were released ''first''. Movies are released first either in movie theatres (cinemas), straight to video (STV), or on TV. We list the first two under Movies and the TV released movies under TV Shows. Second, deleting the TV movies on the [[Zoe Tay]] article without discussing first it was obviously a mistake. The movies could have been moved to the TV Shows section, instead. Maybe it wasn't obvious how to handle his, because there are not many TV movies listed on DramaWiki. Third and last, the guidelines are just a help for (new) editors how to create new pages. But the guidelines should be treated as what they are: guidelines, not strict rules. If we want a thight layout for every page then we would have used templates. It shouldn't really matter if a section is called "TV Series" or "TV Shows", "Recognitions" or "Awards". If you really want uniform section names then I could do that for you with a few SQL commands for all pages within a few seconds. I always believed that collecting the information comes first, then the layout. Most of the cosmetical changes (trivial edits) can be applied later either anonymously by simple text relacements "inside the database" or as programmed edits through bot scripts. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:36, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Seriously, I really thought a "telemovie" was a cell phone movie. I'm not kidding here. That is why I deleted those entries. See what I mean? Not all of us know what a "telemovie" is. That's a term not many of us westerners have in our vocabulary. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:49, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

Also, because Lady just rattled off a reference to Hitler, I must now invoke [[:wikipedia:Godwin's law|Godwin's Law]], and put an end to this discussion. Further discussion added to this talk page regarding this matter will be deleted. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 07:52, 22 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Question about a name ==
Hi Groink, I really hope i'm doing this in the right place, if not sorry about it. But I was just wondering if I could get your input before I make a page for the jactress Oomasa Aya 大政絢. On her talent agency profile and on jdorama it says her name is spelt "Oomasa Aya" but her blog says "Omasa Aya." (Also on dramawiki both is used) In hiragana her name is おおまさあや so it would be an extended Oo so should I use Oomasa? I think on dramawiki even if it's an extended we use the short version? Which would be the correct one to use? Thanks in advance. -- [[User:IwaseJEN|IwaseJEN]]
: I would first use what her official profile uses, in this case it is [[Oomasa Aya]]. Create a redirect for [[Omasa Aya]] and have it point to Oomasa Aya. And then, in the article, you can add something like "Name (romaji): Oomasa Aya / Omasa Aya". Thanks for asking! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:07, 26 Dec 2008 (CET)

== Zhao or Chao? ==

I'm not sure if you are watching the discussion page for Mark Chao/Zhao, but I just wanted to let you know that I have posted up my reply about the Zhao/Chao issue. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:27, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
: Thanks... I think it is a matter of settling on some romanization standards on the Chinese article end. In case you haven't already read through them, the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese|Romanization of Chinese]] article should be the standard, so please read the article and see if this issue can be settled using the guidelines in the article. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 10:39, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
:: Going by this: "It is best to include the Hanyu Pinyin romanization in any article as it will usually be the romanization technique used when the official romanization or its English language title is unclear." and "Taiwan has 2 romanization standards in use today. Tongyong Pinyin, the official romanization standard adopted by the National Government of the Republic of China(Taiwan) in 2000 and Wade-Giles, which is the de-facto standard. Unfortunately, usage of both romanizations by the Taiwanese have been rather limited and many Taiwanese themselves do not know either system. Apart from artiste and place names, though even an artiste's romanized name may be hard to find, it is rare that either romanization will be used to romanize drama names."
:: It's not explicit, but I still believe that it should be changed to Zhao if only for the sake of consistency. [[User:Zahra|Zahra]] 10:59, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
::: I really know absolutely nothing about things Chinese. I eat the food, and I like Bruce Lee. That's about it. But I do know a lot about DramaWiki. We basically run things differently here from other places like IMDB and even Wikipedia. And, our rules seem to be somewhat strange to newcomers. Our number-one goal is to serve the English-speaking visitor, and not the scholars and native speakers. Many of these English speaking people are like me - they don't know the difference between Zhao and Chao. And, it really should not matter to us, which is why we need everything Chinese subbed and romanized for us. I really can't be of further help. I do trust WaterOB because he's been around DramaWiki for quite some time, and he's done really good and accurate work here. But, if you think that our guidelines need changing regarding romanization, I would prefer you work with WaterOB since you seem to know a lot as well. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 12:12, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

== Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Edit Advice ==

Hi Groink. I was just wondering if I could get your input/advice for editing the [[Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi]] page. I've been meaning to edit it for a long time but I couldn't figure out which format would be best. First of all, this show airs about once every year and its fronted by Inagaki Goro as the main host. Basically within each show they show a few mini dramas of horror story. In each of the mini drama (about 3-5 usually per show) they have different actors and directors etc. So I was wondering if it would be better if I wrote the title in general for the aired show, such as Summer Special 2007, then under it put the airdate. then indent and put the title of the mini drama then indent again and list the cast/staff?

or should i just collectively list all the cast under summer special 2007 then next to their names have in italics the title of the mini drama they were in? and same for the staff?

or is it better to use charts. so have a chart with 3 columns for each year they air a show, like one chart for the summer special 2007, one for 2008 etc: title, cast, staff?
Sorry if this seems confusing. Let me know if I can clarify anything XD. And thank you. =)

: The format sounds very familiar to [[Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari]]. The difference is that YKM is quarterly, while your show is annually, but you could probably apply the same idea to Hontou. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 09:11, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

:: Thank you so much Groink ^^b

Miyazaki Aoi

2009-08-15T21:17:01Z

Dana:

[[File:Miyazaki Aoi-headshot.jpg|thumb|Miyazaki Aoi]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 宮崎あおい
*'''Name(romaji):''' Miyazaki Aoi
*'''Profession:''' Actress
*'''Birthdate:''' 1985-Nov-30
*'''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
*'''Height:''' 163cm
*'''Star sign:''' Sagittarius
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Family:''' Older brother/actor [[Miyazaki Masaru]] and Husband/actor [[Takaoka Sousuke]]
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.hirata-office.jp/ Hirata Office]
==Biography==
At the age of 4, Miyazaki Aoi launched her acting career in television commercials. In the year 2000, Aoi's roles as the survivor of a traumatic bus hijack in Shinji Aoyama's movie 'Eureka' (2000) and a disturbed runaway teenager in 'Harmful Insect' (2002) allowed her to get closer to the spotlight which gathered her first acting awards. 'Eureka' her first recognized film won the FIPRESCI Prize at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival, where she received the Best New Actress Award of the Japanese Professional Movie Awards. Aoi later became mainstream in films such as 'Nana', which boosted her career to a new level of popularity, 'Heavenly Forest' and 'Virgin Snow'.

In 2007 June 15, Aoi Miyazaki married actor Sousuke Takaoka and has an older brother, actor Masaru Miyazaki.

==TV Shows==
*[[Atsu-hime]] (NHK, 2008)
*[[Junjo Kirari]] (NHK, 2006)
*[[Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora]] (NTV, 2004)
*[[Riyu]] (WOWOW, 2004)
*[[Chotto Matte Kami-sama]] (NHK, 2004)
*[[Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora]] (NTV, 2004)
*[[Shiawase No Shippo]] (TBS, 2002)
*[[Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro]] (NTV, 2001)
*[[Fure Fure Jinsei]] (YTV, 2001)
*[[R-17]] (TV Asahi, 2001)
*[[Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro]] (NTV, 2001)
*[[Kabushiki Gaisha o-daiba.com]] (株式会社o-daiba.com) (Fuji TV, 2001)
*[[Himitsu Kurabu o-daiba.com]] (秘密倶楽部o-daiba.com) (Fuji TV, 2000-2001)
*[[Hatachi no Kekkon]] (TBS, 2000)
*[[Genroku Ryoran]] (NHK, 1999)
*[[Osorezan Satsujin-jiken]] (Fuji TV, 1998)

===TV Movies===
*Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora (NTV, 2004)
*North Point Port Town (UHB, 2003)
*Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro (NTV, 2001)
*Osorezan Satsujin-jiken (Fuji TV, 1998)

===Anime Voice Roles===
* Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto, 魔法遣いに大切なこと, Someday's Dreamers) (2003)
* Gin-iro no Kami no Agito (2006)

==Movies==
*Solanin (2010)
*The Summit: A Chronicle Of Stones to Serenity (2009)
*[http://www.meriken-movie.jp/ Shonen Merikensakku] (2009)
* Children of the Dark (2008)
*Kagehinata ni Saku (2008)
*Habu to Genkotsu (2007)
*[http://www.sadvacation.jp/ Sad Vacation] (2007)
*[http://www.hatsu-yuki.com/top.html Hatsukoi no Yuki: Virgin Snow] (2007)
*[http://www.tokyotower-movie.jp/ Tokyo Tower Okan to Boku to, Tokidoki Oton] (2007)
*[http://www.aishiteru.jp/ Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru / Heavenly Forest] (2006)
*[http://www.hatsu-koi.jp/ Hatsu Koi] (2006)
*[http://www.su-ki-da.jp/ su-ki-da] (2006)
*[http://www.umidenohanashi.com/ Umi de no Hanashi] (2006)
*[http://www.nana-movie.com/ NANA] (2005)
*[http://www.vap.co.jp/elieli/top.htm Eli, Eli, Rema, Sabachthani? / My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?] (2005)
*Inu no Eiga ''Ne, Marimo'' (2005)
*Gimmy Heaven (2005)
*Amoretto (2004)
*Riyuu (2004)
*Aoi Kuruma (2004)
*Loved Gun (2004)
*Lovers' Kiss (2003)
*Tomie Saishusho (2002)
*Pakodate-jin (2002)
*Gaichu (2002)
*Eureka (2000)
*Swing Man (2000)
*Ano Natsu no Hi (1999)

==Recognitions==
*'''45th Galaxy Awards:''' Individual Award
*'''59th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress in [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''[[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix#12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix|12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Oct to Dec 2008):''' Best Actress for [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''[[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix#12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix|12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Jul to Sep 2008):''' Best Actress for [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''50th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress in [[Junjo Kirari]] (2006)

==Endorsements==
*NTT Docomo (2005)
*Echika Ikebukuro Tokyo Metro (2008)
*Aflac Insurance

===Photo Books===
*Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2 (2007)
*Tarinai Peace (2006)
*Hikari (2005)
*Inori (2005)
*Aoi Kuruma: Film Book (2004)
*Love Gun: Official Photo Book (2004)
*the+me (2002)
*Happy tail (2002)
*Shoujo Nikki (2001)
*Iku-Nai (2001)

==Trivia==
*'''Hobby:''' Photography
*'''Specialty:''' Manicures

==External Links==
*[http://www.aoimiyazaki.jp/ Official Site]
*[[Wikipedia:ja:宮崎あおい|Japanese Wikipedia]]

[[Category:JActress]]

Lee Joon Ki

2009-08-15T20:52:00Z

Dana:

[[File:LJK1.jpg|thumb|Lee Joon Ki]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이준기
*'''Also known as:''' Lee Jun Ki, Lee Jun Gi
*'''Real name:''' Lee Joon Gi
*'''Profession:''' Actor, model and singer
*'''Birthdate:''' 1982-Apr-17
*'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Busan|Busan]], [[Wikipedia:South Korea|South Korea]]
*'''Height:''' 178cm
*'''Weight:''' 66kg
*'''Star sign:''' Aries
*'''Blood type:''' B
*'''Family:''' Younger sister
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.mentorent.co.kr/ Mentor Entertainment]

==Biography==
Lee Jun Ki started out as a model and held minor roles in Korean dramas. In 2001, he first appeared in the television commercial for the So Basic fashion label. He first debuted in the movie 'The Hotel Venus' (Japanese Production). And his first drama appearance was in '[[Star's Echo]]', a two part mini drama series by MBC and Fuji TV in 2004. After this he appeared in '[[Nonstop 4]]', '[[Drama City]]: What Should I Do?' and the movie 'Flying Boys'.

In 2005, his first major acting role came in the movie 'The King and the Clown' as the role of Gong Gil. Lee's acting skills had shone through his ability to present the characteristics of a homosexual clown, which pushed him to stardom and popularity throughout Asia, where he received many awards. His next role was to play the supporting character, Seo Jung Woo, in the 2005 hit drama '[[My Girl]]'. It was from this drama that he had changed his image, from a homosexual clown to a wealthy play boy. Due to these roles, Lee's popularity sparked, allowing him to become not only well-known in Korea but also throughout Asia and overseas. Other movies and dramas he has completed are 'Virgin Snow', 'May 18', '[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]' and his successful drama '[[Iljimae]]', in 2008.

Some unexpected events had occurred for actor Lee Jun Ki in 2009. On April 18th Lee held his second fan meeting Episode II 'Mask' and released his second album entitled 'J Style' April 21, 2009. The album consists of eight songs; his three previous songs from his Episode I fan meeting plus his 5 new songs. One of the songs, 'Selfless Dedicated Trees' was written by him for his fans. It was said that the Episode II fan meeting will be touring around Asia. Recently on May 28th the Shanghai Episode II fan meet concert was held following the Hangzhou Fan Meet concert in May 29. Lee is also set to play the role of a modern hero in a new drama called '[[Hero (MBC)|Hero]]' late November 2009.

==TV Series==
*[[Hero (MBC)|Hero]] (MBC, 2009) - Jin Do Hyuk
*[[Iljimae]] - Ryung/Geom (SBS, 2008)
*[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]] (MBC, 2007) as Lee Soo Hyun/Kay
*[[101st Proposal (SBS)|101st Proposal]] (SBS, 2006, cameo)
*[[My Girl (SBS)|My Girl]] (SBS, 2005) as Seo Jung Woo
*[[Drama City]] - Seong Ho (KBS, 2004, ep234)
*[[Star's Echo]] (MBC/Fuji TV, 2004) as Chan Gyu
*[[Nonstop 4]] (MBC, 2003, cameo)

==Movies==
*[http://www.hatsu-yuki.com/ Virgin Snow] - Kim Min (2007)
*[http://may18.jp/ May 18 / Splendid Holiday] - Jin Woo (2007)
*[[Wikipedia:Fly,_Daddy,_Fly|Fly Daddy Fly]] - Go Seung Suk (2006)
*[[Wikipedia:The King and the Clown|The King and the Clown]] - Gong Gil (2005)
*[[Wikipedia:Flying Boys|Flying Boys]] - Dong Wan (2004)
*[http://hotelvenus.net The Hotel Venus] - Boy (2004 - Japan production)

==Endorsements==
*[http://www.vovhomme.com/ VOV] (Men's Cosmetics)
* Longliqi Shampoo
* Pepsi
*[http://spris.com Spris]
* Giordano
* Samsung Anycall
*[http://www.vonin.co.kr/index.jsp Vonin] (Men's Cosmetics)
* Pomegranate
*[http://www.lacvert.co.kr/ Lacvert Cosmetics]
* I-Audio
* KFC Go-go
* Su An Su (수앤수)
* Kleenex
* Chungkang College of Cultural Industries
*[http://www.sobasic.co.kr/ So-Basic]

==Recognitions==
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Male Top Excellence Award ([[Iljimae]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Netizen Highest Popularity Award ([[Iljimae]])
*'''2007 MBC Drama Awards:''' Excellence Acting Award for [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2007 China Fashion Awards: South Korean Artist of the Year
*'''27th Hawaii International Film Festival: Rising Star Award (2007)
*'''10th Annual Shanghai International Film Festival: Overseas Star Award (2007)
*'''2007 Andre Kim's New and Superior Star Award
*'''43rd Baeksang Art Awards: Popularity Award (2007)
*'''27th Blue Dragon Film Awards:''' Best On-Screen Couple Award (with Gam Woo Seong) for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]" (2006)
*'''27th Blue Dragon Film Awards:''' Popularity Award (with Kang Sung Yeon) for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]" (2006)
*'''2006 MNET MKMF Awards:''' Music Video Award ("Grace Lee Soo Young")
*'''5th Korea Film Awards''' Best New Actor Award for [http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown] (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Most Popular Actor Overseas (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Most Popular Actor (2006)
*'''43rd Daejong Film Festival:''' Best New Actor (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' Best Male Newcomer (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' Popularity Award (2006)
*'''42nd Baeksang Art Awards:''' 'In style' Fashion Award (2006)
*'''2006 Netizen's Choice Awards:''' Best Male Newcomer
*'''2006 Max Movie:''' Best Actor for "[http://www.kingsman.co.kr The King and the Clown]"

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Seoul Arts University (Acting major)
*'''Hobbies:''' Martial arts ([[Wikipedia:Tae Kwon Do|Tae Kwon Do]] 3rd degree, [[Wikipedia:Hapkido|Hapkido]] 1st degree and Taekkyeon 1st degree)
*'''Languages:''' Korean, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, and English
*'''Debut:''' Model for clothing brand "So Basic" (2001)

==External Links==
*[http://cyworld.nate.com/start006/ Lee Jun Ki Cyworld]
*[http://twitter.com/jgshock/ Lee Jun Ki Twitter]
*[[Wikipedia:Lee Jun Ki|English Wikipedia]]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/le/ej/leejunki/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=8246 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KActor]] [[Category:KSinger]]

User talk:Pinkpineapple

2009-08-15T20:20:27Z

Dana:

== Biography ==
Are you not allowed biographies? --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:56, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)
:Not if they are copied word for word from crunchyroll. So stop, you're plagiarizing someone elses work without their permission and without properly citing. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 04:16, 15 Aug 2009 (UTC)
::Oh no no I made that biography myself. I also edit the work in CR in fact I took that from my fan group JunKi Global. I am dfr529 there, so it is mine. --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 25:30, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)
:::I will make you happy and re-write the Aoi bio tomorrow okay Pinkpineapple. I am sorry for screwing up your articles. --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 26:20, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)

Dana, look at the situation from Pinkpineapple and my point of view. How are WE supposed to know that you and df4529 are of the same person? Is there any proof? We can't just take your word for it. If you have a profile on CrunchyRoll as df529, make an entry in your profile that you are AKA Dana. Once you do that, provide a link to your CR's profile via your User page, and THEN you can re-use df529's works on DramaWiki. Until you do this, consider copies from CR as plagiarism. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:18, 15 Aug 2009 (UTC)

: http://www.crunchyroll.com/user/dfr529 Here is my CR profile and it says a.ka. Dana in the Tags section. Do you believe me now Groink and Pinkpineapple? --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 14:49, 15 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Hadaka no Taisho Horoki ==
I noticed you made changes to several artist pages regarding this drama. Please complete the edit by adding these artists into the [[Hadaka no Taisho Horoki]] article itself. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:16, 8 May 2007 (CDT)
:Never mind, I made the additions. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:26, 8 May 2007 (CDT)

== Asami Reina ==

I noticed that you removed Asami Reina's credit to DBSK's music video. Why did you do that? I see other pages (e.g. [[Miyazaki Aoi]]) have such headlines too. - [[User:Rikayla|Rikayla]] 12:45, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)
:I removed the section because it doesn't belong in artist articles, and as per the [[DramaWiki:Japanese Artist Article Formatting|style guide]], such sections shouldn't be made. The only sections that should go into an artist article are: profile, tv shows, movies, endorsements, recognitions, trivia, and theme songs sung if applicable. Also just because other articles may be have such sections doesn't mean it's correct. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 12:56, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)

== Joshi Deka! ==
Great way of handling the guests! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:26, 6 Nov 2007 (CST)

== Kaze na Bankara ==
Please move to Kaze no Bon kara. Thanks! -- [[User:Quashlo|Quashlo]] 22:48, 20 Feb 2008 (CST)

== Replying to the message you left me ==

Well... I'm sorry about that.
Hatsu Kare was in the Movies section of all those artist, and it's NOT a film. It's a net drama recently released on DVD, so I thought it was better in the TV Shows section than in the Movies section.
Anyway, what should I do then with Hatsu Kare and 100 Scene no Koi in the [[Mizushima Hiro]] page? They are net and mobile dramas, but are released on DVD. I would like Hiro's information to be as complete as possible, that's all.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to tell who I am. [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

: Keep in mind that the word "movie" doesn't just mean you need to walk in a theater to watch it. So until we create the infrastructure for OVDs and net-based shows, continue to store them under the movies section. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:47, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

:: OK. Then may I add these two dramas to the Movies section? And should I specify they are net and mobile dramas somehow? [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

::: Yes, indicate the movie as such. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:36, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

== ORIGINAL banners preferred ==
Please don't take the following personally. It really should be read by all editors, but the rv of the [[Jodan ja nai!]] banner just reminded me to convey the following... Since day one, us editors here are trying to keep DramaWiki as ''original'' as possible. This goal affects all components: the synopses and the graphics. Never have we said that we prefer 100-percent stolen images off the official web sites, over originally created banners. If you've noticed my work on banners, I try my best to take parts of the graphics from the official sites, remove the time/dates and other clutter, re-arrange and even add the romaji. I do the same with most of my correlation charts. If an editor does not have the Photoshop skills to produce an original banner or other imagery, that does not mean the uploaded image is preferred over a home-made, DramaWiki original image. Please think of the possible legalities DramaWiki might face if, for example, TBS visits DramaWiki and demand all their graphics be removed from here. But don't take this as a full-on ban of copyrighted imagery. We do allow images from other web sites IF it is the only thing we have at the time. We also do allow photos of artists to be taken from their respective talent agencies because the talent agencies encourage free-use of their images (exception is Johnny's Jimusho.) But we still do not have a clear indication that the TV networks allow the same freedom of their images. "Fair use" laws differ from country to country. That's the point I'm trying to convey here - originally produced banners using a combination of original art and additional changes by DramaWiki editors are preferred over exact screenshots taken from a web site. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:57, 4 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Matsumoto Jun (female) drama listing ==
On 2007-Jul-27, you added a huge list of dramas to [[Matsumoto Jun (female)|this artist's list]]. But, you did not go to each of the dramas and add her name. Please do so, otherwise I'll remove the listings that do not link back to her. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:29, 1 Sep 2008 (CEST)

== Boku no Imoto ==
A few days ago, hackers invaded DramaWiki and FansubWiki. Ruroshin had to erase the server and restore from an earlier backup. Your creation of Boku no Imoto probably happened after the backup and before the hack. Therefore, I'd check your "my contributions" list to see what other editing efforts might have been lost. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:29, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)
:Thanks for the heads up, Groink. I wasn't aware of the the attack. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 19:22, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)

== Rating numbers in articles ==
Whenever a rating value is less than 10-points, please add a "zero" to the left of the value. Ex: 09.8, 07.4, 08.0... This is to keep the decimal point in the rating values aligned. Even if there are no values in the table higher than 9.9, keep using this format. The only exception is the seasonal drama listing, as we've stuck a parameter in the table to keep the values right-justified.

You may not realize this, but there is an ergonomic reason for this. When the eye is scanning through a list of numbers vertically, the eye becomes fixated on the decimal point. When the decimal point is not aligned, the eye starts moving rapidly back and forth trying to follow the decimal point, causing eye fatigue which also causes things like headaches. We were doing this until Autumn 2008 - when you took over the rating numbers. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 01:54, 1 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:Well, I think it was me who has removed all those leading zeros along with some other redundancy when I did some global text optimizations directly in the database. There will be better ways to justify columns of rating tables in the future. So, I recommend not to add those otherwise redundant zeros. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:00, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:: Until the table template starts including the right-justified parameter... Seriously, I suffer from migraines, and they're triggered quite easily, caused by my eyes constantly moving left and right because of the decimal point not being aligned. It is just like when one looks at a TV while the screen wobbles by interference - your eyes attempts to stabilize the video, and it cannot. I also don't think it was part of your clean-up because the "zeros" were no longer being added when Pinkpinapple took charge of the ratings for the Japanese dramas. Everything before Autumn 2008 still has the zeros. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 08:01, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:::Well, then let's keep the zeros until we have upgraded the software which supports more complex programmed templates to replace the tables and fix such formatting issues. IMO, all currently existing [[Wikipedia:Help:Table#Decimal point alignment|solutions for decimal point alignment]] are too complicated and not practicable for direct use.
:::Oh btw, the cleanups inside the database I mentioned (i.e. the removal of leading zeros on some pages) were limited to a few pages only and are not visible as user edits. And these cleanups have modified Pinkpineapple's older edits as well, because the changes were applied to the actual version of the page(s) and all its revisions. Sorry for all the confusion. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 13:07, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

Time Between Dog and Wolf

2009-08-15T20:10:18Z

Dana:

[[File:TBDAW Poster.jpg|thumb|240px|Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
==Details==
*'''Title:''' 개와 늑대의 시간 / Time Between Dog and Wolf
*'''Genre:''' Action, Romance
*'''Episodes:''' 16
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2007-Jul-18 to 2007-Sep-06
*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
*'''Inserts:''' see [[Time Between Dog and Wolf OST]]
==Synopsis==

After his mother is brutally murdered in front of him by the Thai criminal syndicate Cheongbang, Lee Soo Hyun (Lee Jun Ki) is adopted into NIS agent Kang Jung Ho's family. Together with Kang Min Gi (Jung Kyung Ho), Jung Ho's son, Soo Hyun becomes an NIS agent. When Soo Hyun met Suh Ji Woo (Nam Sang Mi) they were about twelve years old and has another fateful encounter with her 13 years later. Together they had promises for the future.

One day, Soo Hyun leaves for an operation dealing with the Cheongbang, only to return in failure because of the resurfacing terrible childhood memories of when he was in Thailand. The chief of NIS agents, Jeong, proposes to the distraught Soo Hyun to infiltrate the Cheongbang. Through Chief Jeong's proposition, Soo Hyun becomes an undercover NIS agent after staging his death. Hiding his past, Soo Hyun infiltrates the Cheongbang with revenge in mind, leaving Ji Woo behind. Under the pseudo-name of Kay, he passes through the backstreets of Bangkok. What Soo Hyun didn't know was Ji Woo is the daughter of the same villain, who killed his mother and father.

==Prologue==

A fateful romance amongst three souls that is sad but beautiful.

The time between dog and wolf - L'heure entre chien et loup - (French) is seen when dusk becomes night as the sun slowly wanes between the mountain ridges. This is the time when day and night exist together.

This is the time when objects become dim to sight, and from far away, the lingering approach of a silhouette can be seen. Friend or foe. Or someone who protects. Or just a dangerous wolf...

This is the moment when both the righteous and errant paths all become crimson.

This is the time when friend nor foe are indistinguishable, and it is in which the epic story about the defiance, surrender, love, and friendship of young agents takes place.

==Cast==
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Lee Soo Hyun / Kay
**[[Park Gun Tae]] as young Soo Hyun
*[[Nam Sang Mi]] as Soo Ji Woo
**[[Jung Min Ah]] as young Ji Woo
*[[Jung Kyung Ho]] as Kang Min Ki
'''Extended Cast'''
*[[Lee Ki Young]] as Kang Joong Ho (Min Ki's father, NIS agent)
*[[Lee Mi Young]] as Myung Ae (Min Ki's mother)
*[[Kim Gab Soo]] as Jung Hak Soo (NIS director)
*[[Jung Kyung Soon]] as a NIS Supervisor
*[[Suh Dong Won]] as Choi Il Do (ex-NIS agent)
*[[Choi Jae Sung]] as Mao
*[[Choi Ji Ho]] as Ji Ra Peu / Giraffe
*[[Cha Soo Yun]] as Sya Oh Ming
*[[Jung Sung Mo]] as Seo Young Kil
*[[Park Hyo Joon]] as Ah Hwa
*[[Sung Ji Roo]] as Mr. Byun
*[[Jung Ho Bin]] as Chairman Chun (Spider Clan)
*[[Lee Tae Sung]] as Sang Shik
*[[Kim Jung Nan]] as Yoo Kyung Hwa (Soo Hyun's mother) (''cameo'' ep1-2)
*[[Hong Choong Min]]
*[[Park Hyuk Kwon]]
*[[Lee So Won]]
*[[Lee Do Ryun]]
*[[Park Hye Won]]
*[[Park Jae Woong]]
*[[Moon Jae Won]]
*[[Park Sun Woo]]

==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Date
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Nationwide
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Seoul
|- align=center
| 2007-07-18 || 1 || 10.8 (9th) || 11.7 (9th)
|- align=center
| 2007-07-19 || 2 || 10.9 (10th) || 12.0 (9th)
|- align=center
| 2007-07-25 || 3 || 13.7 (7th) || 14.3 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-07-26 || 4 || 15.1 (6th) || 16.2 (5th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-01 || 5 || 13.0 (6th) || 14.1 (7th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-02 || 6 || 14.1 (5th) || 15.3 (3rd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-08 || 7 || 17.1 (3rd) || 18.4 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-09 || 8 || 17.1 (4th) || 18.6 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-15 || 9 || 18.0 (3rd) || 19.4 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-16 || 10 || 16.7 (3rd) || 17.0 (3rd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-23 || 11 || 15.6 (7th) || 16.6 (7th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-23 || 12 || 15.8 (6th) || 16.8 (5th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-29 || 13 || 15.5 (6th) || 16.3 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-30 || 14 || 16.3 (6th) || 16.7 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-09-05 || 15 || 16.6 (6th) || 17.4 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-09-06 || 16 || 16.7 (6th) || 17.3 (5th)
|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
! colspan=2 | Average || 15.2% || 16.1%
|}
Source: [http://www.tnsmk.co.kr/ TNS Media Korea]

==Production Credits==
*'''Director:''' [[Kim Jin Min]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Han Ji Hoon]], [[Yoo Young Jae]]
*'''Producer:''' [[Kim Jin Min]]

==Notes==
*This is [[Jung Kyung Ho]] and [[Nam Sang Mi]]'s second drama together. The first one was [[My Sweetheart My Darling]].

==External Links==
*[http://imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/dog/ Official site]

{{DramaRing|MBC|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55|[[Ground Zero]]|[[The Legend]]}}

[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2007]] [[Category:MBC]]

Nam Sang Mi

2009-08-15T04:39:09Z

Dana:

[[File:Namsangmi2.jpg|thumb|Nam Sang Mi]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 남상미 / Nam Sang Mi
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1984-May-03
*'''Birthplace:''' South Korea
*'''Height:''' 163cm
*'''Weight:''' 46kg
*'''Star sign:''' Taurus
*'''Blood type:''' A
*'''Family:''' Older brother
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://yuleum.co.kr/main/ Yuleum Entertainment]

==Biography==
Nam Sang Mi worked in a fast-food restaurant near Hanyang University, Seoul in the fall of 2001 before becoming an actress. She was just posting her photos in the internet and that's where she was discovered. Her role in her movie 'Spy Girl' is a bit similar on her story of becoming an actress. Nam Sang Mi started appearing with small roles in movies and TV dramas and started to have commercials and advertisements. Her first debut drama is in the MBC drama, '[[Love Letter]]'. Her first major role in a TV series drama is in the MBC drama, '[[Sweet Spy]]'.

In 2008 Nam Sang Mi has featured her own font in Cyworld. The font can be used online and also for mobile phones, and has expanded in December to be used beyond Cyworld to other online services.

==TV Series==
*[[Gourmet]] (SBS, 2008)
*[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]] (MBC, 2007)
*[[Bad Family]] (SBS, 2006)
*[[Sweet Spy]] (MBC, 2005)
*[[My Sweetheart My Darling]] (KBS, 2005)
*[[Not Alone]] (SBS, 2004)
*[[Escape From Unemployment]] (SBS, 2003)
*[[Love Letter]] (MBC, 2003)

==Movies==
*[[Distrust Hell]] (2009)
*Never to Lose (2005)
*She's on Duty (2005)
*Dead Friend (2004)
*Spy Girl (2004)
*Too Beautiful To Lie (2004)

==Recognitions==
*'''2008 Seoul Drama Awards:''' Most Popular Drama [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2008 Seoul Drama Awards:''' Most Popular Actress [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2007 MBC Drama Awards:''' Excellence Acting Award for [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2006 MBC Drama Awards:''' New Actress Award

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Dongdeok Women's University

==External Links==
*[http://namsangmi.com/ Official Fan site]
*[http://yuleum.co.kr/stars/star_schedule.asp?c_id=2 Agency Website]
*[http://cafe.daum.net/namsangmi Daum site]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=7802 Profile (epg)]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/na/ms/namsangmee/ Profile (nate)]

[[Category:KActress]]

User talk:Pinkpineapple

2009-08-15T04:34:45Z

Dana:

== Biography ==
Are you not allowed biographies? --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:56, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)
:Not if they are copied word for word from crunchyroll. So stop, you're plagiarizing someone elses work without their permission and without properly citing. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 04:16, 15 Aug 2009 (UTC)
::Oh no no I made that biography myself. I also edit the work in CR in fact I took that from my fan group JunKi Global. I am dfr529 there, so it is mine. --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 25:30, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)
:::I will make you happy and re-write the Aoi bio tomorrow okay Pinkpineapple. I am sorry for screwing up your articles. --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 26:20, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Hadaka no Taisho Horoki ==
I noticed you made changes to several artist pages regarding this drama. Please complete the edit by adding these artists into the [[Hadaka no Taisho Horoki]] article itself. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:16, 8 May 2007 (CDT)
:Never mind, I made the additions. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:26, 8 May 2007 (CDT)

== Asami Reina ==

I noticed that you removed Asami Reina's credit to DBSK's music video. Why did you do that? I see other pages (e.g. [[Miyazaki Aoi]]) have such headlines too. - [[User:Rikayla|Rikayla]] 12:45, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)
:I removed the section because it doesn't belong in artist articles, and as per the [[DramaWiki:Japanese Artist Article Formatting|style guide]], such sections shouldn't be made. The only sections that should go into an artist article are: profile, tv shows, movies, endorsements, recognitions, trivia, and theme songs sung if applicable. Also just because other articles may be have such sections doesn't mean it's correct. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 12:56, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)

== Joshi Deka! ==
Great way of handling the guests! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:26, 6 Nov 2007 (CST)

== Kaze na Bankara ==
Please move to Kaze no Bon kara. Thanks! -- [[User:Quashlo|Quashlo]] 22:48, 20 Feb 2008 (CST)

== Replying to the message you left me ==

Well... I'm sorry about that.
Hatsu Kare was in the Movies section of all those artist, and it's NOT a film. It's a net drama recently released on DVD, so I thought it was better in the TV Shows section than in the Movies section.
Anyway, what should I do then with Hatsu Kare and 100 Scene no Koi in the [[Mizushima Hiro]] page? They are net and mobile dramas, but are released on DVD. I would like Hiro's information to be as complete as possible, that's all.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to tell who I am. [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

: Keep in mind that the word "movie" doesn't just mean you need to walk in a theater to watch it. So until we create the infrastructure for OVDs and net-based shows, continue to store them under the movies section. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:47, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

:: OK. Then may I add these two dramas to the Movies section? And should I specify they are net and mobile dramas somehow? [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

::: Yes, indicate the movie as such. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:36, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

== ORIGINAL banners preferred ==
Please don't take the following personally. It really should be read by all editors, but the rv of the [[Jodan ja nai!]] banner just reminded me to convey the following... Since day one, us editors here are trying to keep DramaWiki as ''original'' as possible. This goal affects all components: the synopses and the graphics. Never have we said that we prefer 100-percent stolen images off the official web sites, over originally created banners. If you've noticed my work on banners, I try my best to take parts of the graphics from the official sites, remove the time/dates and other clutter, re-arrange and even add the romaji. I do the same with most of my correlation charts. If an editor does not have the Photoshop skills to produce an original banner or other imagery, that does not mean the uploaded image is preferred over a home-made, DramaWiki original image. Please think of the possible legalities DramaWiki might face if, for example, TBS visits DramaWiki and demand all their graphics be removed from here. But don't take this as a full-on ban of copyrighted imagery. We do allow images from other web sites IF it is the only thing we have at the time. We also do allow photos of artists to be taken from their respective talent agencies because the talent agencies encourage free-use of their images (exception is Johnny's Jimusho.) But we still do not have a clear indication that the TV networks allow the same freedom of their images. "Fair use" laws differ from country to country. That's the point I'm trying to convey here - originally produced banners using a combination of original art and additional changes by DramaWiki editors are preferred over exact screenshots taken from a web site. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:57, 4 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Matsumoto Jun (female) drama listing ==
On 2007-Jul-27, you added a huge list of dramas to [[Matsumoto Jun (female)|this artist's list]]. But, you did not go to each of the dramas and add her name. Please do so, otherwise I'll remove the listings that do not link back to her. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:29, 1 Sep 2008 (CEST)

== Boku no Imoto ==
A few days ago, hackers invaded DramaWiki and FansubWiki. Ruroshin had to erase the server and restore from an earlier backup. Your creation of Boku no Imoto probably happened after the backup and before the hack. Therefore, I'd check your "my contributions" list to see what other editing efforts might have been lost. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:29, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)
:Thanks for the heads up, Groink. I wasn't aware of the the attack. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 19:22, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)

== Rating numbers in articles ==
Whenever a rating value is less than 10-points, please add a "zero" to the left of the value. Ex: 09.8, 07.4, 08.0... This is to keep the decimal point in the rating values aligned. Even if there are no values in the table higher than 9.9, keep using this format. The only exception is the seasonal drama listing, as we've stuck a parameter in the table to keep the values right-justified.

You may not realize this, but there is an ergonomic reason for this. When the eye is scanning through a list of numbers vertically, the eye becomes fixated on the decimal point. When the decimal point is not aligned, the eye starts moving rapidly back and forth trying to follow the decimal point, causing eye fatigue which also causes things like headaches. We were doing this until Autumn 2008 - when you took over the rating numbers. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 01:54, 1 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:Well, I think it was me who has removed all those leading zeros along with some other redundancy when I did some global text optimizations directly in the database. There will be better ways to justify columns of rating tables in the future. So, I recommend not to add those otherwise redundant zeros. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:00, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:: Until the table template starts including the right-justified parameter... Seriously, I suffer from migraines, and they're triggered quite easily, caused by my eyes constantly moving left and right because of the decimal point not being aligned. It is just like when one looks at a TV while the screen wobbles by interference - your eyes attempts to stabilize the video, and it cannot. I also don't think it was part of your clean-up because the "zeros" were no longer being added when Pinkpinapple took charge of the ratings for the Japanese dramas. Everything before Autumn 2008 still has the zeros. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 08:01, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:::Well, then let's keep the zeros until we have upgraded the software which supports more complex programmed templates to replace the tables and fix such formatting issues. IMO, all currently existing [[Wikipedia:Help:Table#Decimal point alignment|solutions for decimal point alignment]] are too complicated and not practicable for direct use.
:::Oh btw, the cleanups inside the database I mentioned (i.e. the removal of leading zeros on some pages) were limited to a few pages only and are not visible as user edits. And these cleanups have modified Pinkpineapple's older edits as well, because the changes were applied to the actual version of the page(s) and all its revisions. Sorry for all the confusion. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 13:07, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

Hero (MBC)

2009-08-15T04:33:15Z

Dana:

{{upcoming}}
==Details==
*'''Title:''' 보이지 않는 전쟁 / Unseen Warfare
*'''Previously known as:''' 수상한 히어로즈 / Strange Heroes
*'''Episodes:''' ?
*'''Broadcast Network:''' MBC
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2009-Nov-??
*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

==Synopsis==
An intelligent man tries to over the death of his loved ones, which leads him down a path of harsh reality. He later finds himself fighting through the danagerous obstacles that he must overcome in order to become a legend.

==Cast==
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] - Jin Do Hyuk
*[[Han Ji Min]] - Ju Jae In

==Production Credits==
*'''Director:'''
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Kwon Ki Young]]
*'''Producer:'''

==External Links==
*[http://news.nate.com/view/20090701n03663 News]
*[http://media.daum.net/entertain/broadcast/view.html?cateid=1032&newsid=20081126075408142&p=newsen News]

[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2009]] [[Category:MBC]]
{{kdrama-stub}}

User talk:Pinkpineapple

2009-08-15T04:23:11Z

Dana:

== Biography ==
Are you not allowed biographies? --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:56, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)
:Not if they are copied word for word from crunchyroll. So stop, you're plagiarizing someone elses work without their permission and without properly citing. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 04:16, 15 Aug 2009 (UTC)
::Oh no no I made that biography myself. I also edit the work in CR in fact I took that from my fan group JunKi Global. I am dfr529 there, so it is mine. --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 25:30, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Hadaka no Taisho Horoki ==
I noticed you made changes to several artist pages regarding this drama. Please complete the edit by adding these artists into the [[Hadaka no Taisho Horoki]] article itself. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:16, 8 May 2007 (CDT)
:Never mind, I made the additions. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:26, 8 May 2007 (CDT)

== Asami Reina ==

I noticed that you removed Asami Reina's credit to DBSK's music video. Why did you do that? I see other pages (e.g. [[Miyazaki Aoi]]) have such headlines too. - [[User:Rikayla|Rikayla]] 12:45, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)
:I removed the section because it doesn't belong in artist articles, and as per the [[DramaWiki:Japanese Artist Article Formatting|style guide]], such sections shouldn't be made. The only sections that should go into an artist article are: profile, tv shows, movies, endorsements, recognitions, trivia, and theme songs sung if applicable. Also just because other articles may be have such sections doesn't mean it's correct. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 12:56, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)

== Joshi Deka! ==
Great way of handling the guests! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:26, 6 Nov 2007 (CST)

== Kaze na Bankara ==
Please move to Kaze no Bon kara. Thanks! -- [[User:Quashlo|Quashlo]] 22:48, 20 Feb 2008 (CST)

== Replying to the message you left me ==

Well... I'm sorry about that.
Hatsu Kare was in the Movies section of all those artist, and it's NOT a film. It's a net drama recently released on DVD, so I thought it was better in the TV Shows section than in the Movies section.
Anyway, what should I do then with Hatsu Kare and 100 Scene no Koi in the [[Mizushima Hiro]] page? They are net and mobile dramas, but are released on DVD. I would like Hiro's information to be as complete as possible, that's all.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to tell who I am. [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

: Keep in mind that the word "movie" doesn't just mean you need to walk in a theater to watch it. So until we create the infrastructure for OVDs and net-based shows, continue to store them under the movies section. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:47, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

:: OK. Then may I add these two dramas to the Movies section? And should I specify they are net and mobile dramas somehow? [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

::: Yes, indicate the movie as such. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:36, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

== ORIGINAL banners preferred ==
Please don't take the following personally. It really should be read by all editors, but the rv of the [[Jodan ja nai!]] banner just reminded me to convey the following... Since day one, us editors here are trying to keep DramaWiki as ''original'' as possible. This goal affects all components: the synopses and the graphics. Never have we said that we prefer 100-percent stolen images off the official web sites, over originally created banners. If you've noticed my work on banners, I try my best to take parts of the graphics from the official sites, remove the time/dates and other clutter, re-arrange and even add the romaji. I do the same with most of my correlation charts. If an editor does not have the Photoshop skills to produce an original banner or other imagery, that does not mean the uploaded image is preferred over a home-made, DramaWiki original image. Please think of the possible legalities DramaWiki might face if, for example, TBS visits DramaWiki and demand all their graphics be removed from here. But don't take this as a full-on ban of copyrighted imagery. We do allow images from other web sites IF it is the only thing we have at the time. We also do allow photos of artists to be taken from their respective talent agencies because the talent agencies encourage free-use of their images (exception is Johnny's Jimusho.) But we still do not have a clear indication that the TV networks allow the same freedom of their images. "Fair use" laws differ from country to country. That's the point I'm trying to convey here - originally produced banners using a combination of original art and additional changes by DramaWiki editors are preferred over exact screenshots taken from a web site. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:57, 4 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Matsumoto Jun (female) drama listing ==
On 2007-Jul-27, you added a huge list of dramas to [[Matsumoto Jun (female)|this artist's list]]. But, you did not go to each of the dramas and add her name. Please do so, otherwise I'll remove the listings that do not link back to her. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:29, 1 Sep 2008 (CEST)

== Boku no Imoto ==
A few days ago, hackers invaded DramaWiki and FansubWiki. Ruroshin had to erase the server and restore from an earlier backup. Your creation of Boku no Imoto probably happened after the backup and before the hack. Therefore, I'd check your "my contributions" list to see what other editing efforts might have been lost. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:29, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)
:Thanks for the heads up, Groink. I wasn't aware of the the attack. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 19:22, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)

== Rating numbers in articles ==
Whenever a rating value is less than 10-points, please add a "zero" to the left of the value. Ex: 09.8, 07.4, 08.0... This is to keep the decimal point in the rating values aligned. Even if there are no values in the table higher than 9.9, keep using this format. The only exception is the seasonal drama listing, as we've stuck a parameter in the table to keep the values right-justified.

You may not realize this, but there is an ergonomic reason for this. When the eye is scanning through a list of numbers vertically, the eye becomes fixated on the decimal point. When the decimal point is not aligned, the eye starts moving rapidly back and forth trying to follow the decimal point, causing eye fatigue which also causes things like headaches. We were doing this until Autumn 2008 - when you took over the rating numbers. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 01:54, 1 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:Well, I think it was me who has removed all those leading zeros along with some other redundancy when I did some global text optimizations directly in the database. There will be better ways to justify columns of rating tables in the future. So, I recommend not to add those otherwise redundant zeros. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:00, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:: Until the table template starts including the right-justified parameter... Seriously, I suffer from migraines, and they're triggered quite easily, caused by my eyes constantly moving left and right because of the decimal point not being aligned. It is just like when one looks at a TV while the screen wobbles by interference - your eyes attempts to stabilize the video, and it cannot. I also don't think it was part of your clean-up because the "zeros" were no longer being added when Pinkpinapple took charge of the ratings for the Japanese dramas. Everything before Autumn 2008 still has the zeros. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 08:01, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:::Well, then let's keep the zeros until we have upgraded the software which supports more complex programmed templates to replace the tables and fix such formatting issues. IMO, all currently existing [[Wikipedia:Help:Table#Decimal point alignment|solutions for decimal point alignment]] are too complicated and not practicable for direct use.
:::Oh btw, the cleanups inside the database I mentioned (i.e. the removal of leading zeros on some pages) were limited to a few pages only and are not visible as user edits. And these cleanups have modified Pinkpineapple's older edits as well, because the changes were applied to the actual version of the page(s) and all its revisions. Sorry for all the confusion. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 13:07, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

Miyazaki Aoi

2009-08-15T04:18:18Z

Dana:

[[File:Miyazaki Aoi-headshot.jpg|thumb|Miyazaki Aoi]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 宮崎あおい
*'''Name(romaji):''' Miyazaki Aoi
*'''Profession:''' Actress
*'''Birthdate:''' 1985-Nov-30
*'''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
*'''Height:''' 163cm
*'''Star sign:''' Sagittarius
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Family:''' Older brother/actor [[Miyazaki Masaru]] and Husband/actor [[Takaoka Sousuke]]
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.hirata-office.jp/ Hirata Office]

==About Miyazaki Aoi==
Aoi Miyazaki began her acting career in television commercials at the young age of four. When Miyzaki was 14, she began to draw international attention for her role as the survivor of a traumatic bus hijack in Shinji Aoyama's Eureka. The film won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival 2000, and resulted in her receiving the Best New Actress Award of the Japanese Professional Movie Awards.

Later, she won Best Actress Awards in the Nantes Festival of the 3 Continents and the Cinemanila International Film Festival for her convincing performance in Harmful Insect. She teamed up with Aoyama again in Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani, an Un Certain Regard selection at Cannes 2005. Later in the same year, Aoi Miyazaki co-starred with Mika Nakashima in the mainstream & commercially successful Nana, which boosted her career to a new level of popularity.

On June 15th, 2007 Aoi Miyazaki married long time boyfriend and actor Sousuke Takaoka. Her older brother is actor Masaru Miyazaki.

Beyond acting, Aoi Miyzaki has become a much sought after spokesperson and model. She has appeared in commercials for major corporations like Aflac, Tokyo Metro, and Olympus. In early 2008 Aoi Miyazaki was also selected as Emperio Armani's new print advertisement model.

With each year Aoi Miyazaki has taken a more prominent position in activism projects. In 2005, Aoi Miyazaki with older brother Masaru Miyazaki traveled to India to experience firsthand poverty stricken in that area and highlight those problems to their fans via their 2006 photobook Tarinai Peace. In 2006, the siblings traveled to Denmark & Finland to investigate global warming. Their experiences were then published in their 2007 photobook Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2. More recently, in April, 2008, Aoi Miyazaki took part in the Gold Ribbon Walking event in Roppongi, Tokyo to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer. Her 2008 film Children of the Dark also addresses issues of child exploitation.

==TV Shows==
*[[Atsu-hime]] (NHK, 2008)
*[[Junjo Kirari]] (NHK, 2006)
*[[Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora]] (NTV, 2004)
*[[Riyu]] (WOWOW, 2004)
*[[Chotto Matte Kami-sama]] (NHK, 2004)
*[[Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora]] (NTV, 2004)
*[[Shiawase No Shippo]] (TBS, 2002)
*[[Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro]] (NTV, 2001)
*[[Fure Fure Jinsei]] (YTV, 2001)
*[[R-17]] (TV Asahi, 2001)
*[[Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro]] (NTV, 2001)
*[[Kabushiki Gaisha o-daiba.com]] (株式会社o-daiba.com) (Fuji TV, 2001)
*[[Himitsu Kurabu o-daiba.com]] (秘密倶楽部o-daiba.com) (Fuji TV, 2000-2001)
*[[Hatachi no Kekkon]] (TBS, 2000)
*[[Genroku Ryoran]] (NHK, 1999)
*[[Osorezan Satsujin-jiken]] (Fuji TV, 1998)

===TV Movies===
*Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora (NTV, 2004)
*North Point Port Town (UHB, 2003)
*Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro (NTV, 2001)
*Osorezan Satsujin-jiken (Fuji TV, 1998)

===Anime Voice Roles===
* Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto, 魔法遣いに大切なこと, Someday's Dreamers) (2003)
* Gin-iro no Kami no Agito (2006)

==Movies==
*Solanin (2010)
*The Summit: A Chronicle Of Stones to Serenity (2009)
*[http://www.meriken-movie.jp/ Shonen Merikensakku] (2009)
* Children of the Dark (2008)
*Kagehinata ni Saku (2008)
*Habu to Genkotsu (2007)
*[http://www.sadvacation.jp/ Sad Vacation] (2007)
*[http://www.hatsu-yuki.com/top.html Hatsukoi no Yuki: Virgin Snow] (2007)
*[http://www.tokyotower-movie.jp/ Tokyo Tower Okan to Boku to, Tokidoki Oton] (2007)
*[http://www.aishiteru.jp/ Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru / Heavenly Forest] (2006)
*[http://www.hatsu-koi.jp/ Hatsu Koi] (2006)
*[http://www.su-ki-da.jp/ su-ki-da] (2006)
*[http://www.umidenohanashi.com/ Umi de no Hanashi] (2006)
*[http://www.nana-movie.com/ NANA] (2005)
*[http://www.vap.co.jp/elieli/top.htm Eli, Eli, Rema, Sabachthani? / My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?] (2005)
*Inu no Eiga ''Ne, Marimo'' (2005)
*Gimmy Heaven (2005)
*Amoretto (2004)
*Riyuu (2004)
*Aoi Kuruma (2004)
*Loved Gun (2004)
*Lovers' Kiss (2003)
*Tomie Saishusho (2002)
*Pakodate-jin (2002)
*Gaichu (2002)
*Eureka (2000)
*Swing Man (2000)
*Ano Natsu no Hi (1999)

==Recognitions==
*'''45th Galaxy Awards:''' Individual Award
*'''59th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress in [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''[[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix#12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix|12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Oct to Dec 2008):''' Best Actress for [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''[[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix#12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix|12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Jul to Sep 2008):''' Best Actress for [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''50th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress in [[Junjo Kirari]] (2006)

==Endorsements==
*NTT Docomo (2005)
*Echika Ikebukuro Tokyo Metro (2008)
*Aflac Insurance

===Photo Books===
*Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2 (2007)
*Tarinai Peace (2006)
*Hikari (2005)
*Inori (2005)
*Aoi Kuruma: Film Book (2004)
*Love Gun: Official Photo Book (2004)
*the+me (2002)
*Happy tail (2002)
*Shoujo Nikki (2001)
*Iku-Nai (2001)

==Trivia==
*'''Hobby:''' Photography
*'''Specialty:''' Manicures

==External Links==
*[http://www.aoimiyazaki.jp/ Official Site]
*[[Wikipedia:ja:宮崎あおい|Japanese Wikipedia]]

[[Category:JActress]]

User talk:Pinkpineapple

2009-08-15T04:12:03Z

Dana:

== Biography ==
Are you not allowed biographies? --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:56, 14 Aug 2009 (CDT)

== Hadaka no Taisho Horoki ==
I noticed you made changes to several artist pages regarding this drama. Please complete the edit by adding these artists into the [[Hadaka no Taisho Horoki]] article itself. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:16, 8 May 2007 (CDT)
:Never mind, I made the additions. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:26, 8 May 2007 (CDT)

== Asami Reina ==

I noticed that you removed Asami Reina's credit to DBSK's music video. Why did you do that? I see other pages (e.g. [[Miyazaki Aoi]]) have such headlines too. - [[User:Rikayla|Rikayla]] 12:45, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)
:I removed the section because it doesn't belong in artist articles, and as per the [[DramaWiki:Japanese Artist Article Formatting|style guide]], such sections shouldn't be made. The only sections that should go into an artist article are: profile, tv shows, movies, endorsements, recognitions, trivia, and theme songs sung if applicable. Also just because other articles may be have such sections doesn't mean it's correct. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 12:56, 11 Aug 2007 (CDT)

== Joshi Deka! ==
Great way of handling the guests! [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:26, 6 Nov 2007 (CST)

== Kaze na Bankara ==
Please move to Kaze no Bon kara. Thanks! -- [[User:Quashlo|Quashlo]] 22:48, 20 Feb 2008 (CST)

== Replying to the message you left me ==

Well... I'm sorry about that.
Hatsu Kare was in the Movies section of all those artist, and it's NOT a film. It's a net drama recently released on DVD, so I thought it was better in the TV Shows section than in the Movies section.
Anyway, what should I do then with Hatsu Kare and 100 Scene no Koi in the [[Mizushima Hiro]] page? They are net and mobile dramas, but are released on DVD. I would like Hiro's information to be as complete as possible, that's all.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to tell who I am. [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

: Keep in mind that the word "movie" doesn't just mean you need to walk in a theater to watch it. So until we create the infrastructure for OVDs and net-based shows, continue to store them under the movies section. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 20:47, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

:: OK. Then may I add these two dramas to the Movies section? And should I specify they are net and mobile dramas somehow? [[User:Arimi|Arimi]]

::: Yes, indicate the movie as such. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:36, 18 Mar 2008 (CDT)

== ORIGINAL banners preferred ==
Please don't take the following personally. It really should be read by all editors, but the rv of the [[Jodan ja nai!]] banner just reminded me to convey the following... Since day one, us editors here are trying to keep DramaWiki as ''original'' as possible. This goal affects all components: the synopses and the graphics. Never have we said that we prefer 100-percent stolen images off the official web sites, over originally created banners. If you've noticed my work on banners, I try my best to take parts of the graphics from the official sites, remove the time/dates and other clutter, re-arrange and even add the romaji. I do the same with most of my correlation charts. If an editor does not have the Photoshop skills to produce an original banner or other imagery, that does not mean the uploaded image is preferred over a home-made, DramaWiki original image. Please think of the possible legalities DramaWiki might face if, for example, TBS visits DramaWiki and demand all their graphics be removed from here. But don't take this as a full-on ban of copyrighted imagery. We do allow images from other web sites IF it is the only thing we have at the time. We also do allow photos of artists to be taken from their respective talent agencies because the talent agencies encourage free-use of their images (exception is Johnny's Jimusho.) But we still do not have a clear indication that the TV networks allow the same freedom of their images. "Fair use" laws differ from country to country. That's the point I'm trying to convey here - originally produced banners using a combination of original art and additional changes by DramaWiki editors are preferred over exact screenshots taken from a web site. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 05:57, 4 Aug 2008 (CEST)

== Matsumoto Jun (female) drama listing ==
On 2007-Jul-27, you added a huge list of dramas to [[Matsumoto Jun (female)|this artist's list]]. But, you did not go to each of the dramas and add her name. Please do so, otherwise I'll remove the listings that do not link back to her. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 23:29, 1 Sep 2008 (CEST)

== Boku no Imoto ==
A few days ago, hackers invaded DramaWiki and FansubWiki. Ruroshin had to erase the server and restore from an earlier backup. Your creation of Boku no Imoto probably happened after the backup and before the hack. Therefore, I'd check your "my contributions" list to see what other editing efforts might have been lost. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 00:29, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)
:Thanks for the heads up, Groink. I wasn't aware of the the attack. --[[User:Pinkpineapple|Pineapple]] 19:22, 18 Feb 2009 (UTC)

== Rating numbers in articles ==
Whenever a rating value is less than 10-points, please add a "zero" to the left of the value. Ex: 09.8, 07.4, 08.0... This is to keep the decimal point in the rating values aligned. Even if there are no values in the table higher than 9.9, keep using this format. The only exception is the seasonal drama listing, as we've stuck a parameter in the table to keep the values right-justified.

You may not realize this, but there is an ergonomic reason for this. When the eye is scanning through a list of numbers vertically, the eye becomes fixated on the decimal point. When the decimal point is not aligned, the eye starts moving rapidly back and forth trying to follow the decimal point, causing eye fatigue which also causes things like headaches. We were doing this until Autumn 2008 - when you took over the rating numbers. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 01:54, 1 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:Well, I think it was me who has removed all those leading zeros along with some other redundancy when I did some global text optimizations directly in the database. There will be better ways to justify columns of rating tables in the future. So, I recommend not to add those otherwise redundant zeros. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 07:00, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:: Until the table template starts including the right-justified parameter... Seriously, I suffer from migraines, and they're triggered quite easily, caused by my eyes constantly moving left and right because of the decimal point not being aligned. It is just like when one looks at a TV while the screen wobbles by interference - your eyes attempts to stabilize the video, and it cannot. I also don't think it was part of your clean-up because the "zeros" were no longer being added when Pinkpinapple took charge of the ratings for the Japanese dramas. Everything before Autumn 2008 still has the zeros. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 08:01, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

:::Well, then let's keep the zeros until we have upgraded the software which supports more complex programmed templates to replace the tables and fix such formatting issues. IMO, all currently existing [[Wikipedia:Help:Table#Decimal point alignment|solutions for decimal point alignment]] are too complicated and not practicable for direct use.
:::Oh btw, the cleanups inside the database I mentioned (i.e. the removal of leading zeros on some pages) were limited to a few pages only and are not visible as user edits. And these cleanups have modified Pinkpineapple's older edits as well, because the changes were applied to the actual version of the page(s) and all its revisions. Sorry for all the confusion. --[[User:MoerkJ|MoerkJ]] [[User talk:MoerkJ|talk]] 13:07, 6 Jun 2009 (UTC)

User talk:Vivi.g

2009-08-15T03:40:54Z

Dana:

== Photo Size==
How comes you changed the photo I want to update the Lee Joon Ki photo. Is there a standard photo size?
--[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:55, 14 August 2009 (CST)

:Please understand that this has nothing to do with the size but the quality. The previous image used was a better match for [http://wiki.d-addicts.com/DramaWiki:Style_guide#Guidelines_on_image_selection_and_usage DramaWiki's standard]. And please do note, according to the guidelines, only one picture is allowed per artist page. --[[User:Vivi.g|Vivi.g]] 19:09, 14 Aug 2009 (PST)

::Oh cause I have permission for this photo, the quality is better and it's an updated photo so I thought that it would be better. --[[User:Dana|Dana]] 24:00, 14 August 2009 (CST)

== Pinyin and Two-way Linking ==
When creating new articles, please keep pinyin for each hanzi separated as mentioned in the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese#Guidelines on romanization of Chinese|guidelines for Chinese romanization]]. Also, linking is two-way. When you add a drama name to an artist's article, please add that artist's name to the drama article. For example, you should have added [[Xiong Nai Jin]] to [[Big Shot]]. I've done it for you this time, but just so you know to do that in the future. Thanks! --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 07:21, 27 Sep 2007 (CDT)

== Finish cropping prior to uploading ==

Please finish cropping pictures before you upload them instead of uploading an uncropped picture, then cropping it and uploading multiple versions of the same picture. Thanks. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 16:00, 6 Oct 2007 (CDT)

== Uploading images with logos and other markings ==
[[DramaWiki:Style_guide#Pictures|DramaWiki has a policy in place where it disallows the use of images clearly displaying the logo or other markings, demonstrating that the images were taken from other web sites.]] Remove the logo before uploading. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 16:12, 6 Oct 2007 (CDT)

== Modeling Agency ==

Please stop adding that modeling agency to artist profiles. It's not a talent agency. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 23:55, 9 Nov 2007 (CST)

User talk:Vivi.g

2009-08-15T03:20:59Z

Dana:

== Photo Size==
How comes you changed the photo I want to update the Lee Joon Ki photo. Is there a standard photo size?
--[[User:Dana|Dana]] 23:55, 14 August 2009 (CST)

== Pinyin and Two-way Linking ==
When creating new articles, please keep pinyin for each hanzi separated as mentioned in the [[DramaWiki:Romanization of Chinese#Guidelines on romanization of Chinese|guidelines for Chinese romanization]]. Also, linking is two-way. When you add a drama name to an artist's article, please add that artist's name to the drama article. For example, you should have added [[Xiong Nai Jin]] to [[Big Shot]]. I've done it for you this time, but just so you know to do that in the future. Thanks! --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 07:21, 27 Sep 2007 (CDT)

== Finish cropping prior to uploading ==

Please finish cropping pictures before you upload them instead of uploading an uncropped picture, then cropping it and uploading multiple versions of the same picture. Thanks. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 16:00, 6 Oct 2007 (CDT)

== Uploading images with logos and other markings ==
[[DramaWiki:Style_guide#Pictures|DramaWiki has a policy in place where it disallows the use of images clearly displaying the logo or other markings, demonstrating that the images were taken from other web sites.]] Remove the logo before uploading. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 16:12, 6 Oct 2007 (CDT)

== Modeling Agency ==

Please stop adding that modeling agency to artist profiles. It's not a talent agency. --[[User:Lady Zhuge|Lady Zhuge]] 23:55, 9 Nov 2007 (CST)

Nam Sang Mi

2009-08-15T03:10:09Z

Dana:

[[File:Namsangmi2.jpg|thumb]]
==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 남상미 / Nam Sang Mi
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1984-May-03
*'''Birthplace:''' South Korea
*'''Height:''' 163cm
*'''Weight:''' 46kg
*'''Star sign:''' Taurus
*'''Blood type:''' A
*'''Family:''' Older brother
*'''Education:''' Dongdeok Women's University
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://yuleum.co.kr/main/ Yuleum Entertainment]

==Biography==
Nam Sang Mi worked in a fast-food restaurant near Hanyang University, Seoul in the fall of 2001 before becoming an actress. She was just posting her photos in the internet and that's where she was discovered. Her role in her movie 'Spy Girl' is a bit similar on her story of becoming an actress. Nam Sang Mi started appearing with small roles in movies and TV dramas and started to have commercials and advertisements. Her first debut drama is in the MBC drama, 'Love Letter'. Her first major role in a TV series drama is in the MBC drama, 'Sweet Spy'.

In 2008 Sang-mi Nam has featured her own font in Cyworld. The font can be used online and also for mobile phones, and has expanded in December to be used beyond Cyworld to other online services.

==TV Series==
*[[Gourmet]] (SBS, 2008)
*[[Time Between Dog and Wolf]] (MBC, 2007)
*[[Bad Family]] (SBS, 2006)
*[[Sweet Spy]] (MBC, 2005)
*[[My Sweetheart My Darling]] (KBS, 2005)
*[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/notalone/ Not Alone] (SBS, 2004)
*[[Escape From Unemployment]] (SBS, 2003)
*[[Love Letter]] (MBC, 2003)

==Movies==
*[[Distrust Hell]] (2009)
*Never to Lose (2005)
*She's on Duty (2005)
*Dead Friend (2004)
*Spy Girl (2004)
*Too Beautiful To Lie (2004)

==Recognitions==
*'''2008 Seoul Drama Awards:''' Most Popular Drama [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2008 Seoul Drama Awards:''' Most Popular Actress [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2007 MBC Drama Awards:''' Excellence Acting Award for [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
*'''2006 MBC Drama Awards:''' New Actress Award

==External Links==
*[http://namsangmi.com/ Official Fan site]
*[http://yuleum.co.kr/stars/star_schedule.asp?c_id=2 Agency Website]
*[http://cafe.daum.net/namsangmi Daum site]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=7802 Profile (epg)]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/na/ms/namsangmee/ Profile (nate)]

[[Category:KActress]]

Miyazaki Aoi

2009-08-15T01:39:46Z

Dana:

[[File:Aoi Miyazaki 2009.jpg|thumb|300px|Miyazaki Aoi at the 2009 'Shonen Merikensack' press conference.]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' Aoi Miyazaki / 宮崎あおい
*'''Romaji:''' Miyazaki Aoi
*'''Profession:''' Actress
*'''Birthdate:''' 1985-Nov-30
*'''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
*'''Height:''' 163cm
*'''Star sign:''' Sagittarius
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Hobby:''' Photography
*'''Specialty:''' Manicure
*'''Family:''' Older brother/actor [[Miyazaki Masaru]] and Husband/actor [[Takaoka Sousuke]]
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.hirata-office.jp/ Hirata Office]

==Biography==
Miyazaki Aoi began her acting career in television commercials at the young age of four. When Miyzaki was 14, she began to draw international attention for her role as the survivor of a traumatic bus hijack in Shinji Aoyama's Eureka. The film won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival 2000, and resulted in her receiving the Best New Actress Award of the Japanese Professional Movie Awards.

Later, she won Best Actress Awards in the Nantes Festival of the 3 Continents and the Cinemanila International Film Festival for her convincing performance in Harmful Insect. She teamed up with Aoyama again in Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?, an Un Certain Regard selection at Cannes 2005. Later in the same year, Aoi Miyazaki co-starred with Mika Nakashima in the mainstream & commercially successful Nana, which boosted her career to a new level of popularity.

On June 15th, 2007 Aoi Miyazaki married long time boyfriend and actor Sousuke Takaoka. Her older brother is actor Masaru Miyazaki.

Beyond acting, Aoi Miyzaki has become a much sought after spokesperson and model. She has appeared in commercials for major corporations like Aflac, Tokyo Metro, and Olympus. In early 2008 Aoi Miyazaki was also selected as Emperio Armani's new print advertisement model.

With each year Aoi Miyazaki has taken a more prominent position in activism projects. In 2005, Aoi Miyazaki with older brother Masaru Miyazaki traveled to India to experience firsthand poverty stricken in that area and highlight those problems to their fans via their 2006 photobook Tarinai Peace. In 2006, the siblings traveled to Denmark & Finland to investigate global warming. Their experiences were then published in their 2007 photobook Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2. More recently, in April, 2008, Aoi Miyazaki took part in the Gold Ribbon Walking event in Roppongi, Tokyo to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer. Her 2008 film Children of the Dark also addresses issues of child exploitation.

==TV Shows==
*[[Atsu-hime]] (NHK, 2008)
*[[Junjo Kirari]] (NHK, 2006)
*[[Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora]] (NTV, 2004)
*[[Riyu]] (WOWOW, 2004)
*[[Chotto Matte Kami-sama]] (NHK, 2004)
*[[Shiawase No Shippo]] (TBS, 2002)
*[[Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro]] (NTV, 2001)
*[[Fure Fure Jinsei]] (YTV, 2001)
*[[R-17]] (TV Asahi, 2001)
*[[Kabushiki Gaisha o-daiba.com]] (株式会社o-daiba.com) (Fuji TV, 2001)
*[[Himitsu Kurabu o-daiba.com]] (秘密倶楽部o-daiba.com) (Fuji TV, 2000-2001)
*[[Hatachi no Kekkon]] (TBS, 2000)
*[[Genroku Ryoran]] (NHK, 1999)

==TV Movies==
*Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora (NTV / 2004)
*North Point Port Town (UHB / 2003)
*Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro (NTV / 2001)
*Osorezan Satsujin-jiken (Fuji TV / 1998)

==Anime Voice Roles==
*Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto (魔法遣いに大切なこと, lit. "Things that are precious to a Mage"; Eng. title "Someday's Dreamers") (2003)
*Gin-iro no Kami no Agito (2006)

==Movies==
*Solanin (2010)
*The Summit: A Chronicle Of Stones to Serenity (2009)
*[http://www.meriken-movie.jp/ Shonen Merikensakku] (2009)
*Kagehinata ni Saku (2008)
*Habu to Genkotsu (2007)
*[http://www.sadvacation.jp/ Sad Vacation] (2007)
*[http://www.hatsu-yuki.com/top.html Hatsukoi no Yuki: Virgin Snow] (2007)
*[http://www.tokyotower-movie.jp/ Tokyo Tower Okan to Boku to, Tokidoki Oton] (2007)
*[http://www.aishiteru.jp/ Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru / Heavenly Forest] (2006)
*[http://www.hatsu-koi.jp/ Hatsu Koi] (2006)
*[http://www.su-ki-da.jp/ su-ki-da] (2006)
*[http://www.umidenohanashi.com/ Umi de no Hanashi] (2006)
*[http://www.nana-movie.com/ NANA] (2005)
*[http://www.vap.co.jp/elieli/top.htm Eli, Eli, Rema, Sabachthani? / My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?] (2005)
*Inu no Eiga ''Ne, Marimo'' (2005)
*Gimmy Heaven (2005)
*Amoretto (2004)
*Riyuu (2004)
*Aoi Kuruma (2004)
*Loved Gun (2004)
*Lovers' Kiss (2003)
*Tomie Saishusho (2002)
*Pakodate-jin (2002)
*Gaichu (2002)
*Eureka (2000)
*Swing Man (2000)
*Ano Natsu no Hi (1999)

==Photo Books==
*Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2 (2007)
*Tarinai Peace (2006)
*Hikari (2005)
*Inori (2005)
*Aoi Kuruma: Film Book (2004)
*Love Gun: Official Photo Book (2004)
*the+me | テーマ (2002)
*Happy tail (2002)
*Shoujo Nikki (2001)
*Iku-Nai (2001)

==Endorsements==
*NTT Docomo (2005)
*Echika Ikebukuro Tokyo Metro (2008~)
*Aflac Insurance

==Recognitions==
*'''45th Galaxy Awards:''' Individual Award
*'''59th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress in [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''[[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix#12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix|12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Oct to Dec 2008):''' Best Actress for [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''[[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix#12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix|12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Jul to Sep 2008):''' Best Actress for [[Atsu-hime]]
*'''50th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress in [[Junjo Kirari]] (2006)

==External Links==
*[http://www.aoimiyazaki.jp/ Official Site]
*[[Wikipedia:ja:宮崎あおい|Japanese Wikipedia]]

[[Category:JActress]]

User talk:Dana

2009-08-15T01:38:59Z

Dana:

101st Proposal (SBS)

2009-08-15T01:02:47Z

Dana:

<center>''[[101st Proposal|For other article with a similar name, please refer to this link.]]''</center>
[[File:101.jpg|thumb|300px|101st Proposal]]

==Detail==
*'''Title:''' 101번째 프로포즈 / 101st Proposal
*'''Alternate Title:''' My Perfect Girl
*'''Genre:''' Romance
*'''Episodes:''' 15
*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-May-29 to 2006-Jul-25
*'''Air time:''' Monday & Tuesday 21:55
*'''Related drama:''' remake of [[101st Marriage Proposal]] (Fuji TV, 1991)

==Summary==
The 101st Proposal aka 'My Perfect Girl' stars [[Lee Moon Shik|Lee Moon-Shik]] as Dal-Jae, one of those old bachelors who can't seem to get a wife no matter how many 맞선 (marriage meetings) they attend. I mean, he's got it all: he's good loo... OK, not really. But, hey, he's rich... at least inside. And despite his heavy Jeolla Province dialect, he certainly has many charms, it's just that he's too damn picky (or is it the other way around?)! But all of a sudden he finds his perfect girl, a 29 year old announcer ([[Park Sun Young|Park Sun-Young]]) who will rock his world. Man, I bet her parents will love her new conquest. Story has been done to death, but this being a Weekend Drama (more time to develop characters, less incentive to use educational 'shocking revelations' to make viewers practice new swear words) and having such a good cast, we might be dealing with the closest thing to MBC's glorious mid-to-late 90s Weekend Dramas like 아파트 ([[Apartment]]) or ([[Roses and Bean Sprouts|Roses & Beansprouts]]) in a while. Shows which took a predictable formula and just let the cast act it out for an enjoyable 50 to 60 Episodes.

Source: [http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/005275.html twitch]

==Cast==
''Park family''
*[[Lee Moon Shik]] as '''Park Dal Jeh'''
*[[Lee Joong Moon]] as Park Min Jae (brother)
*[[Im Hyun Sik]] as Park Chang Man (father)
''Han family''
*[[Park Sun Young]] as '''Han Su Jung'''
*[[Hong Soo Ah]] as Han Geum Jung (sister)
*[[Choi Ran]] as Jang Eun Im (Su Jung's aunt)
''Other people''
*[[Song Chang Ui]] as '''Seo Hyun Joon'''
*[[Jung Sung Hwan]] as Jung Woo Suk
*[[Kim Hyung Ja]] as Yeom Sun Ja
*[[Jo Eun Sook]] as Noh Jung Soon
*[[Kim Ji Hye]] as Noh Chae Young (Jung Soon's sister)
*[[Jung Kyung Ho (1972)|Jung Kyung Ho]] as Oh Yong Pil
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as himself (cameo)

==Production Credits==
*'''Producer:''' [[Kim Young Sup]]
*'''Writer:''' [[Yoon Young Mi]] (윤영미)
*'''Director:''' [[Jang Tae Yoo]] (장태유)
*'''Asst. Director:''' [[Oh Jin Suk]] (오진석)
*[http://wizard2.sbs.co.kr/resource/template/contents/tpl_iframetype.jsp?vProgId=1000241&vVodId=V0000328682&vMenuId=1004037 more]

==External Links==
*[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/101/ Official Website]
*[http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/005275.html Twitch Review]

{{DramaRing|SBS|Monday & Tuesday 21:55|[[Alone in Love]]|[[Stranger than Paradise]]}}

[[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama2006]][[Category:SBS]]

Star's Echo

2009-08-15T01:02:25Z

Dana:

==Details==
*'''Korean title:''' 별의 소리 / Byeolui Sori
*'''Japanese title:''' あなたに逢いたくて / Anata ni Aitakute
*'''English title:''' Star's Echo
*'''Episodes:''' 2
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC / Fuji TV
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-Jan-30 (MBC)
*'''Air time:''' Friday 21:55 (MBC)

==Synopsis==
The story is centered on the love between a musically gifted South Korean man, Sung-jae [[Jo Hyun Jae]], and a Japanese woman, Misaki [[Nakagoshi Noriko]]. Misaki, who feels guilty over her boyfriend's death, is transferred to Korean and meets Seong-jae who helps her cure her wounds of the past memories with love.

==Cast==
*[[Jo Hyun Jae]] as Sung-jae
*[[Nakagoshi Noriko]] as Misaki
*[[Lee Da Hae]] as Ji-young
*[[Tanihara Shosuke]] as Suji
*[[Kurotani Tomoka]] as Tomoko
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Chan-gyu
*[[Kim Yong Hee]] as Min-suk

==Production Credits==
*'''Writer:''' [[Kim Yoon Jung (Writer)|Kim Yoon Jung]]
'''MBC Staff'''
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Kim Nam Won]] (김남원)
*'''Director:''' [[Kim Nam Won]] (김남원), [[Go Dong Sun]] (고동선)
*'''Producer:''' [[Yeo In Joon]] (여인준)
'''Fuji TV Staff'''
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Honma Ohiko]] (本間欧彦)
*'''Director:''' [[Kobayashi Kazuhiro]]
*'''Producer:''' [[Nakajima Kumiko]] (中島久美子)

==Trivia==
[[Star's Echo]] is the third collaboration by South Korean and Japanese television companies, after [[Friends (2002)|Friends]] in 2001 and [[Passing Rain]] in 2002.

==External Links==
*[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/star/ Official Homepage] (MBC)
*[http://www.imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/star/photo/ Photo Gallery] (MBC)
*[http://www.koreanwiz.org/at/drama-star.html KoreanWiz]

[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2004]] [[Category:MBC]]
[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2004]] [[Category:Fuji TV]]

Time Between Dog and Wolf

2009-08-15T01:02:13Z

Dana:

[[File:TBDAW Poster.jpg|thumb|240px|Time Between Dog and Wolf]]
==Details==
*'''Title:''' 개와 늑대의 시간 / Time Between Dog and Wolf
*'''Genre:''' Action, Romance
*'''Episodes:''' 16
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2007-Jul-18 to 2007-Sep-06
*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
*'''Inserts:''' see [[Time Between Dog and Wolf OST]]

==Prologue==
A fateful romance amongst three souls that is sad but beautiful.

The time between dog and wolf - L'heure entre chien et loup - (French) is seen when dusk becomes night as the sun slowly wanes between the mountain ridges. This is the time when day and night exist together.

This is the time when objects become dim to sight, and from far away, the lingering approach of a silhouette can be seen. Friend or foe. Or someone who protects. Or just a dangerous wolf...

This is the moment when both the righteous and errant paths all become crimson.

This is the time when friend nor foe are indistinguishable, and it is in which the epic story about the defiance, surrender, love, and friendship of young agents takes place.

==Synopsis==
After his mother is brutally murdered in front of him by the Thai criminal syndicate Cheongbang, Lee Soo Hyun (Lee Jun Ki) is adopted into NIS agent Kang Jung Ho's family. Together with Kang Min Gi (Jung Kyung Ho), Jung Ho's son, Soo Hyun becomes an NIS agent. When Soo Hyun met Suh Ji Woo (Nam Sang Mi) they were about twelve years old and has another fateful encounter with her 13 years later. Together they had promises for the future.

One day, Soo Hyun leaves for an operation dealing with the Cheongbang, only to return in failure because of the resurfacing terrible childhood memories of when he was in Thailand. The chief of NIS agents, Jeong, proposes to the distraught Soo Hyun to infiltrate the Cheongbang. Through Chief Jeong's proposition, Soo Hyun becomes an undercover NIS agent after staging his death. Hiding his past, Soo Hyun infiltrates the Cheongbang with revenge in mind, leaving Ji Woo behind. Under the pseudo-name of Kay, he passes through the backstreets of Bangkok. What Soo Hyun didn't know was Ji Woo is the daughter of the same villain, who killed his mother and father.

==Cast==
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Lee Soo Hyun / Kay
**[[Park Gun Tae]] as young Soo Hyun
*[[Nam Sang Mi]] as Soo Ji Woo
**[[Jung Min Ah]] as young Ji Woo
*[[Jung Kyung Ho]] as Kang Min Ki
'''Extended Cast'''
*[[Lee Ki Young]] as Kang Joong Ho (Min Ki's father, NIS agent)
*[[Lee Mi Young]] as Myung Ae (Min Ki's mother)
*[[Kim Gab Soo]] as Jung Hak Soo (NIS director)
*[[Jung Kyung Soon]] as a NIS Supervisor
*[[Suh Dong Won]] as Choi Il Do (ex-NIS agent)
*[[Choi Jae Sung]] as Mao
*[[Choi Ji Ho]] as Ji Ra Peu / Giraffe
*[[Cha Soo Yun]] as Sya Oh Ming
*[[Jung Sung Mo]] as Seo Young Kil
*[[Park Hyo Joon]] as Ah Hwa
*[[Sung Ji Roo]] as Mr. Byun
*[[Jung Ho Bin]] as Chairman Chun (Spider Clan)
*[[Lee Tae Sung]] as Sang Shik
*[[Kim Jung Nan]] as Yoo Kyung Hwa (Soo Hyun's mother) (''cameo'' ep1-2)
*[[Hong Choong Min]]
*[[Park Hyuk Kwon]]
*[[Lee So Won]]
*[[Lee Do Ryun]]
*[[Park Hye Won]]
*[[Park Jae Woong]]
*[[Moon Jae Won]]
*[[Park Sun Woo]]

==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Date
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Nationwide
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Seoul
|- align=center
| 2007-07-18 || 1 || 10.8 (9th) || 11.7 (9th)
|- align=center
| 2007-07-19 || 2 || 10.9 (10th) || 12.0 (9th)
|- align=center
| 2007-07-25 || 3 || 13.7 (7th) || 14.3 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-07-26 || 4 || 15.1 (6th) || 16.2 (5th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-01 || 5 || 13.0 (6th) || 14.1 (7th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-02 || 6 || 14.1 (5th) || 15.3 (3rd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-08 || 7 || 17.1 (3rd) || 18.4 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-09 || 8 || 17.1 (4th) || 18.6 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-15 || 9 || 18.0 (3rd) || 19.4 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-16 || 10 || 16.7 (3rd) || 17.0 (3rd)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-23 || 11 || 15.6 (7th) || 16.6 (7th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-23 || 12 || 15.8 (6th) || 16.8 (5th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-29 || 13 || 15.5 (6th) || 16.3 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-08-30 || 14 || 16.3 (6th) || 16.7 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-09-05 || 15 || 16.6 (6th) || 17.4 (6th)
|- align=center
| 2007-09-06 || 16 || 16.7 (6th) || 17.3 (5th)
|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
! colspan=2 | Average || 15.2% || 16.1%
|}
Source: [http://www.tnsmk.co.kr/ TNS Media Korea]

==Production Credits==
*'''Director:''' [[Kim Jin Min]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Han Ji Hoon]], [[Yoo Young Jae]]
*'''Producer:''' [[Kim Jin Min]]

==Notes==
*This is [[Jung Kyung Ho]] and [[Nam Sang Mi]]'s second drama together. The first one was [[My Sweetheart My Darling]].

==External Links==
*[http://imbc.com/broad/tv/drama/dog/ Official site]

{{DramaRing|MBC|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55|[[Ground Zero]]|[[The Legend]]}}

[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2007]] [[Category:MBC]]

Iljimae

2009-08-15T01:01:58Z

Dana:

[[File:Iljimae_poster.jpg|thumb|250px|Iljimae]]
==Details==
*'''Title:''' 일지매 (一枝梅) / Iljimae
*'''Genre:''' Historical
*'''Episodes:''' 20
*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2008-May-21 to 2008-Jul-24
*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
*'''Related Series:''' [[The Return of Iljimae]], [[Il-Ji-Mae]]

==Synopsis==
Set during the Joseon Dynasty, Yong acted as a hooligan in the marketplace by day but at night he was a thief who robbed corrupted government officials to give to the poor. After each robbery he left behind a painting depicting a plum tree branch to make his mark and was thus named Iljimae. His main purpose was not so much to rob but to search for the owner of a specially designed sword which he saw as a child was used to kill his father, a loyal subject of the emperor.
Eun Chae is a government official's daughter who despite her upbringing has a lot of empathy towards the poor. She met Iljimae by chance and couldn't help admiring him for what he stood for even though she had never seen his face.

==Cast==
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Iljimae / Yong / Lee Geom
*[[Han Hyo Joo]] as Eun Chae
*[[Lee Young Ah]] as Bong Soon
*[[Park Shi Hoo]] as Shi Hoo / Ja Dol
'''Extended Cast'''
*[[Lee Moon Shik]] as Swe Dol (Yong's adopted father)
*[[Kim Sung Ryung]] as Dani (Shi Hoo's mother)
*[[Lee Won Jong]] as Byun Sik (Eun Chae's father)
*[[Ahn Kil Kang]] as Kong He / monk (Bong Soon's adopted father)
*[[Moon Ji Yoon]] as Dae Shi (Yong's friend)
*[[Kim Chang Wan]] as the king
*[[Kim Roe Ha]] as Sa Cheon (chief assassin)
*[[Kim Moo Yul]] as Shi Wan (Eun Chae's brother)
*[[Do Ki Suk]] as Hee Bong / Slick (Castor Oil gang boss)
*[[Kim Hyun Sung]] as Heung Kyun
*[[Jung Jae Eun]] as Sim Seok
*[[Suh Dong Won]] as Eun Bok (Hunter Jang's son)
*[[Lee Won Jae (1958)|Lee Won Jae]] as Hunter Jang
*[[Kim Kwang Sik]] as Geok Doo
*[[Yang Jae Sung]] as Shim Gi Won
*[[Jo Sang Ki]] as Moo Yi (Sa Cheon's follower)
*[[Lee Il Hwa]] as Lady Han (Geom's mother)
*[[Son Tae Young]] as Lee Yeon (Geom's older sister)
*[[Jo Min Ki]] as Lee Won Ho (Geom's biological father)
*[[Yeo Jin Goo]] as young Geom
*[[Kim Yoo Jung]] as young Eun Chae
*[[Jung Da Bin (2000)|Jung Da Bin]] as young Boon Soon
*[[Ahn Ji Hong]]
*[[Baek Seung Hyun]]

==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Date
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Nationwide
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Seoul
|- align=center
| 2008-05-21 || 1 || 14.8 (4th) || 15.4 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-05-22 || 2 || 17.6 (2nd) || 17.8 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-05-28 || 3 || 19.0 (2nd) || 19.1 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-05-29 || 4 || 18.9 (2nd) || 18.9 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-04 || 5 || 19.3 (2nd) || 20.5 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-05 || 6 || 18.6 (2nd) || 18.4 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-11 || 7 || 20.5 (2nd) || 20.7 (2nd)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-12 || 8 || 23.0 (1st) || 23.3 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-18 || 9 || 24.6 (2nd) || 25.0 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-19 || 10 || 23.1 (1st) || 22.4 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-25 || 11 || 22.6 (2nd) || 22.6 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-06-26 || 12 || 24.6 (1st) || 24.0 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-02 || 13 || 25.3 (2nd) || 25.0 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-03 || 14 || 25.4 (1st) || 24.6 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-09 || 15 || 26.0 (1st) || 26.1 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-10 || 16 || 27.6 (1st) || 28.2 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-16 || 17 || 28.0 (1st) || 29.3 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-17 || 18 || 27.8 (1st) || 28.1 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-23 || 19 || 27.1 (1st) || 26.8 (1st)
|- align=center
| 2008-07-24 || 20 || 31.0 (1st) || 31.4 (1st)
|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
! colspan=2 | Average || 23.2% || 23.4%
|}
Source: [http://www.tnsmk.co.kr TNS Media Korea]

==Recognitions==
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Male Top Excellence Award ([[Lee Jun Ki]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Netizen Highest Popularity Award ([[Lee Jun Ki]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Male Supporting Award - Special Drama ([[Lee Moon Shik]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Male Young Star Award ([[Yeo Jin Goo]])
*'''2008 SBS Drama Awards:''' Female Young Star Award ([[Kim Yoo Jung]])

==Notes==
*Actor [[Joo Ji Hoon]] was considered for the lead role, but lost to [[Lee Jun Ki]].

==Production Credits==
*'''Original work:''' Comic by Ko Woo Young (고우영)
*'''Producer:''' [[Lee Yong Suk]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Choi Ran (writer)|Choi Ran]] (최란)
*'''Director:''' [[Lee Yong Seok]]

==External Links==
*[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/iljimae/ Official site]
*[http://www.iljime.com/ Japan site]
*[http://broasia.com/lwboard/lwboard.php?act=view&bid=NEWS&tpl=news&pg=1&no=411 News]

{{DramaRing|SBS|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55|[[On Air (2008)|On Air]]|[[Working Mom]]}}

[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2008]] [[Category:SBS]]

Time Between Dog and Wolf OST

2009-08-15T00:59:57Z

Dana:

[[File:TBDAW OST.jpg|thumb|300px|Time Between Dog and Wolf OST Cover]]
==Information==
*'''Title:''' [[Time Between Dog and Wolf]] Original Soundtrack
*'''Artist:''' Various
*'''Language:''' Korean
*'''Publisher:'''
*'''Release Date:''' 2007-Jul-26
*'''Number of Tracks:''' 22

==Track Listing==
# Mi Ryun Han Ga Seum Ah- Lee Soo (M.C the Max)
# Ha Neul Eul Ga Ri Go- Jang Hye Jin
# City of Time- Mario (feat:Young Ji)
# Promise- Young Ji
# Crying Wolf
# Infiltration
# Real Identity
# Fighting Dog
# Unforgettable Tears
# Wolf Gone Wild
# He Is Gone
# Plot
# Childhood (Small Flute Version)
# Action in the Dusk
# Longing
# Canis & Lupus
# I'd Love
# I Want Revenge
# Chung Bang
# Chasing the Wolf
# Childhood (Guitar Version)
# Ha Neul Eul Ga Ri Go (Acc Version)- Jang Hye Jin

[[Category:KOST]]

File:TBDAW OST.jpg

2009-08-15T00:58:08Z

Dana:

Time Between Dog and Wolf OST Cover

File:TBDAW Poster.jpg

2009-08-15T00:54:50Z

Dana:

Time Between Dog and Wolf Official Poster

Nam Sang Mi

2009-01-19T06:56:16Z

Dana:

Lee Joon Ki

2008-03-02T03:19:00Z

Dana:

Park Min Young

2008-02-01T10:53:28Z

Dana:

[[File:ParkMinYoung.jpg|thumb|Park Min Young]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 박민영 / Park Min Young
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1986-Mar-04
*'''Birthplace:''' South Korea
*'''Height:''' 164cm
*'''Weight:''' 41kg
*'''Star sign:''' Pisces
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.sidushq.com SidusHQ]

==TV Shows==
*[[I'm Sam]] (KBS2, 2007)
*[[Unstoppable High Kick]] (MBC, 2006) ''debut''

==Endorsements==
*KFC Grill Max Burger
*Spris
*KTF
*Big Pie
*SHOW
*Daehan Hang Gong
*Miero Fiber
*LG Jeonja
*Pizza Hut
*Micro Sports (Japan)
*Lipton Ice Tea
*Sk Telecom JUNE

==Recognitions==
*'''2007 KBS Drama Awards:''' Best New Actress Award for [[I am Sam]]
*'''2006 MBC Drama Awards:''' Best New Actress Award, Sitcom Category for [[High Kick]]

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Dongkuk University

==External Links==
*[http://www.sidushq.com/star/pmyoung Official site]
*[http://www.hancinema.net/korean_Park_Min-yeong.php HanCinema]

[[Category:KActress]]

Lee Da Hae

2008-01-31T06:21:41Z

Dana:

[[File:Lee Da Hae.jpg|thumb|Lee Da Hae]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이다해 / Lee Da Hae
*'''Real name:''' 변다혜 / Byun Da Hye
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1984-Apr-19
*'''Height:''' 170cm
*'''Weight:''' 47kg
*'''Star sign:''' Aries
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Family:''' Older brother
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://cafe.star-k.co.kr Star K Entertainment]

==TV Series==
*[[Robber]] (SBS, 2008)
*[[Hello! Miss]] (KBS2, 2007)
*[[My Girl]] (SBS, 2005)
*[[Green Rose]] (SBS, 2005)
*[[Five Fingers]] (MBC, 2005)
*[[Lotus Flower Fairy]] (MBC, 2004)
*[[Star's Echo]] (MBC/Fuji TV 2004)
*[[Sweet 18]] (KBS2, 2004)
*[[Good News (MBC)|Good News]] (MBC, 2003)
*[[Thousand Years of Love]] (SBS, 2003)
*[[Shoot for the Star]] (SBS, 2002)
*[[Ling Ling]] (MBC, 2002)

==Recognitions==
*'''2007 KBS Performance Awards:''' Excellence Award - Mini Series ([[Hello! Miss]])
*'''2006 SBS Performance Awards:''' Top 10 Popularity Award
*'''2005 SBS Performance Awards:''' Performance Award - Drama Special for [[Green Rose]] and [[My Girl]]
*'''41st Baeksang Arts Awards:''' Best New Actress for [[Lotus Flower Fairy]] (2005)
*'''2004 MBC Acting Awards:''' New Actress Award for [[Lotus Flower Fairy]]

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Burwood Girls High School (Sydney)
*Has released a digital single called "If You are Willing To" (당신이 원하신다면) from the drama [[My Girl]] that she sang in episode 4

==External Links==
*[http://cafe.star-k.co.kr/LDH Official site]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/73/48/7348/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=7348 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KActress]]

Lee Da Hae

2008-01-31T05:03:50Z

Dana:

[[File:Lee Da Hae.jpg|thumb|Lee Da Hae]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이다해 / Lee Da Hae
*'''Real name:''' 변다혜 / Byun Da Hye
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1984-Apr-19
*'''Height:''' 170cm
*'''Weight:''' 47kg
*'''Star sign:''' Aries
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Family:''' Older brother
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://cafe.star-k.co.kr Star K Entertainment]

==TV Series==
*[[Robber]] (SBS, 2008)
*[[Hello! Miss]] (KBS2, 2007)
*[[My Girl]] (SBS, 2005)
*[[Green Rose]] (SBS, 2005)
*[[Lotus Flower Fairy]] (MBC, 2004)
*[[Star's Echo]] (MBC/Fuji TV 2004)
*[[Sweet 18]] (KBS2, 2004)
*[[Good News (MBC)|Good News]] (MBC, 2003)
*[[Shoot for the Star]] (SBS, 2002)
*[[Ling Ling]] (MBC, 2002)

==Recognitions==
*'''2007 KBS 2007 Performance Awards:''' Excellence Award - Mini Series (Hello Miss!)
*'''2006 SBS Performance Awards:''' Top 10 Popularity Award
*'''2005 SBS Performance Awards:''' Performance Award - Drama Special for [[Green Rose]] and [[My Girl]]
*'''2005 41st Baeksang Arts Awards:''' Best New Actress for [[Lotus Flower Fairy]]
*'''2004 MBC Acting Awards:''' New Actress Award for [[Lotus Flower Fairy]]

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Burwood Girls High School (Sydney)
*Has released a digital single called "If You are Willing To" (당신이 원하신다면) from the drama [[My Girl]] that she sang in episode 4

==External Links==
*[http://cafe.star-k.co.kr/LDH Official site]
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/73/48/7348/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=7348 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KActress]]

Lee Da Hae

2008-01-26T13:18:16Z

Dana:

[[File:Lee Da Hae 2.jpg|thumb|Lee Da Hae]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 이다해 / Lee Da Hae
*'''Real name:''' 변다혜 / Byun Da Hye
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1984-Apr-19
*'''Height:''' 170cm
*'''Weight:''' 47kg
*'''Star sign:''' Aries
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Family:''' Older brother
*'''Talent Agency:''' [http://cafe.star-k.co.kr/LDH/ Star K Entertainment]

==TV Series==
*[[Robber]] (SBS, 2008)
*[[Hello! Miss]] (KBS2, 2007)
*[[My Girl]] (SBS, 2005)
*[[Green Rose]] (SBS, 2005)
*[[Lotus Flower Fairy]] (MBC, 2004)
*[[Star's Echo]] (MBC/Fuji TV 2004)
*[[Sweet 18]] (KBS2, 2004)
*[[Good News (MBC)|Good News]] (MBC, 2003)
*[[Shoot for the Star]] (SBS, 2002)
*[[Ling Ling]] (MBC, 2002)

==Awards==
*'''2006 SBS Performance Awards:''' Top 10 Popularity Award
*'''2005 SBS Performance Awards:''' Performance Award - Drama Special (for [[Green Rose]] and [[My Girl]])
*'''2005 41st Baeksang Arts Awards:''' Best New Actress ([[Lotus Flower Fairy]])
*'''2004 MBC Acting Awards:''' New Actress Award ([[Lotus Flower Fairy]])

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Burwood Girls Highschool (Sydney)
*Has released a digital single called 당신이 원하신다면 (If you are willing to) from the drama [[My Girl]] that she sang in episode 4.

==External Links==
*[http://people.nate.com/people/info/73/48/7348/ Profile (nate)]
*[http://epg.epg.co.kr/star/profile/index.asp?actor_id=7348 Profile (epg)]

[[Category:KActress]]

Park Min Young

2008-01-05T02:00:26Z

Dana:

[[File:ParkMinYoung.jpg|thumb|Park Min Young]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 박민영 / Park Min Young
*'''Profession:''' Actress and model
*'''Birthdate:''' 1986-Mar-04
*'''Birthplace:''' South Korea
*'''Height:''' 164cm
*'''Weight:''' 41kg
*'''Star sign:''' Pisces
*'''Blood type:''' O
*'''Talent agency:''' [http://www.sidushq.com SidusHQ]

==TV Shows==
*[[I'm Sam]] (KBS2, 2007)
*[[Unstoppable High Kick]] (MBC, 2006) ''debut''

==Endorsements==
*Spris
*Big Pie
*Daehan Hang Gong
*LG Jeonja
*Pizza Hut
*Micro Sports (Japan)
*Lipton Ice Tea
*Sk Telecom JUNE

==Trivia==
*'''Education:''' Dongkuk University

==External Links==
*[http://www.sidushq.com/star/pmyoung Official site]
*[http://www.hancinema.net/korean_Park_Min-yeong.php HanCinema]

[[Category:KActress]]

Lee Joon Ki

2008-01-03T10:29:10Z

Dana: