Any korean drama about Timetravel to the future ?
I'm going to assume you mean a character from the past traveling to the present (and not someone from the present traveling to our future), in which case I'll add Queen In Hyun's Man. In this 2012 drama a Joseon-era scholar, through a series of events (of course), finds himself flung forward in time to modern day Seoul where he meets an up-and-coming actress, who just happens to be playing the Queen he serves in a K-drama. It's a really sweet love story and the chemistry between the leads is off the charts (they even ended up dating in real life for a while). Not to mention the time-travel part stays integral to the plot (unlike, say, Rooftop Prince). To further compare the two, I'd say that while Rooftop Prince is a cute, funny rom-com, Queen In Hyun's Man (though it has some comedy and light-hearted moments) is mainly a sci-fi romance. http://mydramalist.com/3985-queen-in-hyuns-man
How has TV crime drama changed over time? And what is the future of TV Crime Drama?
It's evolved to suit an increasingly savvy audience, like almost every genre. A good place to start your research would be the book "Everything Bad Is Good For You" by Steven Johnson; he goes into detail about how early procedurals, like Dragnet, would have just one simple storyline that began and ended in the same episode. Newer shows can have multiple plots and subplots, some of which can carry over through multiple episodes, because today's audiences are more used to multitasking and so we can keep track of multiple narrative threads better than the audiences of 50 years ago. I think the future of crime drama is going to be geared more and more toward genre-blending. Audiences are getting tired of straight police procedurals, but if you throw in a twist (like Grimm or Awake) then it's fresh and new again.
I'm very confused about my future. I need help making decisions. Where can I get help?
Dig deep into your childhood memories and try to remember times when you enjoyed most what you were doing. Make a list of such things.Then apply your current constraints like cost of education not affordable, got to get a job asap or have to work in my hometown (illustrations and not necessarily your constraints) or anything else. Filter out those which fail to be feasible in those constraints.If you still have a long enough list, score them on the parameters you used to knock off the earlier ones from the list. Go with whatever scores most.Even if you realize later it was not the best choice, you can always change with some effort. Academics are neither a complete waste nor will hold you back in a particular domain.
More rehearsal dinner drama with rude future mother in law. Am I wrong?
You know what kid, whether you like it or not this is the woman who raised the man you are about to marry. And future mother-in-law isn't the only one is is playing the victim here. Maybe she's got a few loose screws but you need to deal with it. You should have, could have offered to help her with the rehearsal dinner invites and in making the reservations, etc. etc. Since it's now messed up, you and her son should offer (kindly) to go over the list and make sure the restaurant is prepared for your party and that she/hubby are prepared to pay the bill as generously offered. Note - People there are no fast RULES of etiquette any more when it comes to who pays for a wedding! If you want to get married how about paying it for yourself????
Maid of Honor/Bridesmaids drama. Help!?
So I thought when you asked someone to be your Maid of Honor or a Bridesmaid you were basically telling them that they are very important to you and trust them enough to help you with your big day. Well, that's not really happening for me. My Maid of Honor has done nothing but get her dress (which she kinda complained about having to pay for $99 for!). She has nothing planned for me (I said I didn't want a bridal shower because we already have a house so we don't really need anything. I would like to have some kind of event prior to the wedding so we can all get together, like a tea or bachelorette party. It looks like I may have to host this, which I feel is ridiculous. My Bridesmaids have been no help. They all complained about the dress, which I let them pick! I finally just picked one I thought looked good on everyone. My future Mother in Law is complaining about me behind my back. She is saying I am not including her in anything. She hasn't offered anything but her negative opinion. She wants some silly favors made for the reception- which I don't mind- but shouldn't she go buy them? Why would I buy them if that's what she wants? I only had my MOH and my future sister in law come with me to pick out my dress. I didn't want a lot of opinions that would only stress me out - this caused an uproar. So as a bride - how do I ask for what I need help with? I work 50 hours a week and could really use help. I am doing my best by not being a bridezilla but I am really depressed b/c nobody seems to wants to help me. I almost wish I didn't have anyone in my party at all then ppl that will only drag me down. I understand that the world doesn't revolve around me and not everyone has a bunch of money to spend on this wedding. I just wish someone cared. We have 2 months until the wedding,
Wedding drama with mother in law?
My fiancé and I have been dating for almost 8 years now and we recently got engaged. My future mother in law and I have always gotten along and we haven't had any issues with each other until I started planning our wedding. My fiancé and I decided a Vegas wedding would be perfect for us because we do not want a lot of people there, mainly so we can enjoy spending more time with our immediate family. My future mother In law was extreamly offended that I did not include her in the venue decision mainly because the 200 members of her family ( that we are not close to nor have I even met) will not be able to attend. However I did make sure that the immidate members of his family and mine will all be able to attend and for some reason she is still angry. I invited her to my wedding dress appointment so she would feel more involved. My fiancés brother is also getting married in 2013 (my wedding is in 2012) and my future sister In law was also at my dress appointment. Through out my entire dress appointment she was looking for dresses for my future sister in law to try on and holding dresses up to her in the mirror. I brushed it off like I didn't care but my feelings were some-what hurt. Last night my mother in law was at my house and a huge argument finally happened. I told her that her son and I are making these choices together and that we officially do not want family members at our wedding that we are not close to. She then told me that she was more excited About her other sons wedding because she has been more involved. I told her very sternly that we did not care which wedding she is more excited about, she was upset and left immidately after. I feel bad for being so stern with her but she really just wouldnt drop it. She has been messaging my family members on Facebook demanding that she know the wedding plans when there are really no plans yet.. We only been engaged for a week! How do i fix this? I don't want her to hate me but I also want her to know not to mess with our big day, and so far she has sucked the happiness out of our celebration by being the only person that is not happy for us. Am I in the wrong here? Or was it okay to stand up to her about this?