yuh woo ya mwuh ha ni (what’s up, fox?) sound track

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01. yuh woo ya mwuh ha ni - Ahn Mi Sun [1] [2]
02. go gi ja eh sang sang (ya han saeng gak) - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
03. C’est Si Bon - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
04. pom saeng pom sa (chulsoo theme) - Kim Ki Bum (KGB) [1] [2]
05. neut jeun shi jak (byunghee theme) - Ahn Mi Sun [1] [2] <<---- my super favorite.
06. Like Me (byunghee & chulsoo theme) - Lee Sang Kyu [1 ] [2]
07. Don’t Do That Boy (chulsoo theme) - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
08. sarang ee bo yuh yo (byunghee theme) - Joo Hee [1] [2]
09. neuk dae deul eh hab chang - Lee Sang Kyu [1] [2]
10. ha neul wi eh suh do (sarang eh theme) - Kim Joon Hwi [1] [2]
11. ee run ge sarang in ga bwa yo - Noh Young Chae [1] [2]
12. Jaz Muzik (joonhee theme) - Simo [1] [2]
13. geu dong ahn nan (byunghee eh ma eum) - Choi Myung Hee [1] [2]
14. yuh woo hwi pa ram (byunghee ga jok theme) - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
15. Yeah! - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
16. Comic Funky (Inst.) - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
17. ti gyuk tae gyuk (byunghee & chulsoo) - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]
18. ah joo jam shi man (ja goong eh ggoom) - Han Kyung Hoon [1] [2]

additional songs
Bobby Kim - go rae eh ggoom (Falling In Love Again)(Featuring Kim Young Geun [Bobby’s Father])
Jason Mraz - Life Is Wonderful
The Real Group - Substitute For Life (chul soo’s ringtone)
Michael W. Smith & Jim Brickman - Love of My Life <<---- luv luv this song so much.

credits to daramji of soompi.com and eimich for Love of My Life.

And who would say this isn’t cute? Oooh, I can’t resist. Wanna hug it, hug it, hug it.

La Lang. I went to EDSA Timog on Sunday afternoon for the sole purpose of getting a couple of pictures of the Foxy Lady billboard. Bwahahaha, what a racket! Adik na talaga!

I used to go to GMA studios to see SOP live. Not anymore. LOLZ. There’s nothing there worth seeing, except Foxy Lady, hihihi.

Anyway, for the most part, it was a successful journey (except for the fact that I looked like a lunatic taking pictures of a humongous wall). In truth, it was kinda embarrassing, hehe, but what the heck. I’m at least happy that I’ve done it and I’m over with it. Aja!!

Here’re are the pics. Just two. I don’t want the passersby to point fingers at me so I scrammed as soon as the second shot was taken.

Oh, and this is GMA’s promopic for Foxy Lady. I took the screencap from my chinggu’s uploaded Foxy Lady teaser. Thanks Alodia-chinggu.

Oops, I’m not done yet with feektyur fosting of my unnie’s peys. She’s so pretty, I just can’t help but admire her every time I see her oh so lovely features.

The following pictures are from Go Hyun Jung unnie’s latest Dios commercial. Pretty face, pretty legs, pretty ref.

And this is her pic that I love the most. Who’d say she’s already in her 30’s? She definitely looks in her early 20’s to me.

Pretty pretty no?

Foxy Lady (여우야 뮈하니)

CAST:
고현정 Go Hyun Jung (Sand Glass, Spring Day, Woman On the Beach, H.I.T.) as Go Byeong Hee (Vicky)
천정명 Chun Jung Myung (Fashion 70s, Goodbye Solo) as Park Cheol Su (AJ)
Jo Yeon Woo (Bad Housewife, Love in Heaven) as Bae Hee Myeong (Lloyd)
Kim Eun Joo as Go Jun Hee (Lizbeth)
Ahn Sun Young (My Little Bride, Rosy Life) as Park Seung Hye (Margo)
Choi Woo Je as Seon Woo (Ericson)
Kwon Hae Hyo (My Name Is Kim Sam-soon; Thank You Life) as Hwang Yong Kil
Yoon Yeo Jung (War of the Roses, A Farewell to Tears) as Choi Soon Nam
Son Hyun Joo (Conditions of Love, Rosy Life) as Park Byeong Gak (Pocholo)
Episodes: 16
PD: Kwon Suk Jang (Marry Me)
Writer: Kim Do Woo (My Name Is Kim Sam-soon)
Official Website: Foxy Lady

Synopsis:

The story is about a not-so-bright older girl who dreams of a “fantasy love” and her relationship with her friend’s brother who is nine years younger than her. The drama stars Ko Hyun-jung and Chun Jung-myung as the odd couple with such a huge age gap. Ko Hyun-jung stars as Ko Byung-hee, a girl with the heart of a 24-year-old who is actually 33 and working as a reporter in a third-rate magazine company. She frequently finds it hard to cope with the blandness of her life. What she dreams of is working for a company that she can be proud of and finding a man who can provide warm support when she needs it. In addition, she wants to go on a world tour in a camping car with her new love. Suddenly, she gets into an accident with her friend Seung-hye’s brother, Chul-su (Seung-hye and Chul-su are played by Ahn Sun-young and Chun Jung-myung, respectively). Chun Jung-myung stars as Park Chul-su, a 24-year-old male working as a mechanic at a car repair shop. Chun makes his first appearance on an MBC drama with this show. Although Chul-su does not have much in life, he is filled with ambition and enjoys life by doing the things he loves: working as a mechanic and traveling. How many people actually find the love they dream of? Until they realize that true love is just around the corner, this couple continues to pursue this unique romantic relationship of “dating a friend’s brother” and “dating my sister’s friend”. “Foxy Lady” is written by Kim Do-woo who also penned the wildly popular “My Lovely Sam-soon”. Producer Kwon Suk-jang, who has created such fun-loving dramas for women such as “Lady Next Door” and “Marry Me” is in charge of the production.

My Take:

When I first watched an episode of Foxy Lady (actually, my first serving was episode 4), and even though it was raw (meaning the spoken language is foreign and there are no subtitles), I could honestly say that it was highly commendable/recommendable because I definitely enjoyed it. I looked idiotic, I think, when I laughed out loud once and my unnie saw me when I was watching Foxy Lady. I wasn’t able to understand what they were talking about but I was hitting the floor with laughter saying, “What a show !”

The female and male leads were excellent and pretty to look at. Their facial expressions were enough to showcase their talent in conveying what the character wants to tell the audience. Also, my little knowledge of the Korean language helped a lot. And because the lead actor and actress were too cute/pretty to be true, I made some research to learn more on the net. So, for more information, I dug hard, real hard (because most sites dedicated for the drama were all in Korean) just to find facts and figures. Good thing I already knew the title (What’s Up Fox/Foxy Lady) but I still didn’t know who the lead stars were. Thanks to my broadband, I was able to gather information and even found sites where I can download the episodes and their respective subtitles (thanks to soompi, d-addicts, withs2 and naynay123’s clubbox). So I had a marathon. And it was truly worth it.

Each and every episode made me laugh and cry at the same time. There was an over-abundance of wacky scenes, times where you can relate to the funny moments because the main character is as ordinary as anyone can be. But this k-drama is not all about comedy. It also contained serious tones of life. The fears, the heartaches, the journey of love.

At first, I loved this drama because of the fact that it was written by Kim Do Woo, who wrote my favorite kdrama of all time, My Name is Kim Samsoon. There was some scenes reminiscent to MNIKSS but those were minimal. I only noticed the similarities because I’m a certified MNIKSS adik and I could swear that I know it by heart. LOLZ. So I distinguished almost immediately the teeny-weeny instances where I felt like watching MNIKSS again, through Foxy Lady.

All right, let me enumerate some:
1. The venue where Byeong Hee’s house stood (I think it’s Samsoon’s neighborhood. It would have been fun if they knew each other, meaning Samsoon and Byeong Hee);
2. Byeong Hee being clumsy and loud;
3. Family troika [omma (mom), unnie (older sister) and dong seng (younger daughter)];
4. May-December affair (well in the case of Samsoon and Samshik, it was just a 3-year gap. But the girl was still older);
5. The drunken scene. LOLZ (Complete with the barfing and sleeping somewhere not the girl’s house, and both on Episode 2);
6. Characters associated with stuffed animals (Byeong Hee to a yellow fox, Samsoon to a pinky pig);
7. Catchy OST. (Woooh, I lurv the love theme of Foxy Lady);
8. The karaoke scene, both in Epi 14. (But Samsoon’s was totally hilarious).

Those were some that I could remember at this time. But I’m sure there were more. But it was not a big deal. Just a passing thought, hehe.

But the real reason why I finished the drama in just 2 nights (marathon to the max! musta naman eyebags, harhar) is Go Hyun Jung. My new-found adopted unnie (wish). She’s so pretty. I lurv looking at her smile. I lurv seeing her face in a close-up shot. I lurv it when she distorts her face yet she still manages to look good and cute. And when she absorbs herself in a dramatic scene, she really is mesmerizing. Pretty unnie, fighting!

And just like what I did with Kim Sun Ah (Samsoon), I researched Hyun Jung unnie’s background and just like Sun Ah, I got inspired with Hyun Jung.

Her past was glamourous but profoundly sad. And she’s still struggling til this very moment. I felt so sad, still feels so sad about her marriage. Napunjashikka. That’s for her ex-husband and his rude family. So sad. Now I don’t want to buy Samsung products. (LOZ apekted?) Her ex is an heir to the vast Samsung/Shinsegae companies and being chaebols (uber rich), they shunned unnie as if she’s just a commoner. The nerves! She is like a princess. Duh!

Anyway, Foxy Lady is a good watch, I tell you. You will not be disappointed. It’s something you would want to watch over and over again. And even recommending it to friends and family is understandable. Try and watch and you’ll find out what I’m saying. And what I’m saying is true, hehehe.

And if time permits, and if I still feel inspired, I might also do a Filipino transcript for this. Yah Eimich!! Finish the last two episodes of MNIKSs already! LOLZ!

Miss Go, fighting!!!