This is a recap of City Hunter Episode 3! Episode 3 was mostly fast-paced action and execution, execution, execution! I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. The last scene of episode 2 ended with Yoon Sung planning some action. He starts a fire in the bathroom. All the people are fleeing and running out.
Tag: Lee Min Ho
“City Hunter’s” Lee Min Ho Embarrasses Goo Hara “Hey Kid, You’re Not My Type”
On yesterday’s episode of SBS’s “City Hunter,” the president’s daughter Choi Da Hae (Goo Hara) pestered Blue House’s National Communications Team agent Lee Yoon Sung (Lee Min Ho) to give her private tutoring lessons.
All dressed up since early in the morning, Choi Da Hae blocked Lee Yoon Sung who was on his way to work, and said in a slightly threatening tone “Hurry up and answer that you’ll give me private tutoring lessons.” Lee Yoon Sung cold-heartedly snapped back…
“City Hunter” Lee Min Ho Fights With …SPOONS?!
In tonight’s episode of “City Hunter,” Lee Min Ho will show off his action skills as he officially starts his quest to bring down the “group of five.” The first and second episodes introduced the viewers to a strong multi-talented Lee Yoon Sung, who’s skilled in both martial arts and gunnery. However, SSD stated that Lee Yoon Sung will fight with a different unconventional tool in episode 3.
Park Min Young, “People Don’t Like the Casting? Judge after the Drama is Over”
Park Min Young showed a strong stance for fans of the original “City Hunter” manga/anime that have complaints about the cast for SBS’ “City Hunter.” On May 31st a press conference was held that revealed the shooting set for “City Hunter.” Lee Min Ho, Park Min Young, and Goo Hara were at the event. Through “City Hunter” it is Park Min Young’s second time being a part of a project that is an interpretation of an original source, the other one being, “Sung Kyun Kwan Scandal.”
“City Hunter” Releases Upcoming Episode’s Teaser of Lee Min Ho
Production company SSD released teaser photos of ace marksman Lee Yoon Sung (Lee Min Ho) honing his already perfect shooting skills in episode 3. He’s already shown the audience what he’s capable of in the first episode, and the deadshot will once again tug the hearts of his female viewers.
Lee Min Ho and Park Min Young’s “Daerie Kiss” a Hot Topic
Currently many in the entertainment industry are interested if Lee Min Ho and Park Min Young’s “Daerie Kiss” will increase the viewer ratings for SBS’ “City Hunter.” Episode 2 of City Hunter that aired on May 26th, had a 12.2% viewer rating which was a bit of an increase from episode 1. The “Daerie Kiss” on “City Hunter” occurred while Lee Min Ho’s character was trying to dump another female whom he wanted to get information from. “Daerie” means to do something for somebody instead, and is usually used for the car service where you call a driver to drive for you.
5 Men’s Fashion Styles Gals Absolutely Detest!
Last week, I reported on 10 Women’s Fashion Styles Guys Absolutely Detest. This week, I’ll address the big misses of men’s fashion trends. Male stars can pull off any fashion looking mysterious and sexy, but some of the fashion styles they rock are a big no-no for your average Joe.
[Recap] City Hunter Episode 2
The episode started off with training scenes in the mud. Yoon Sung made the bullet into a necklace, (This is the one that killed his biological father and was lodged in JP’s shoulder) a pretty good symbolism for his determination. The scenes continued on, with him training in the mud and also studying. The bald guy also appeared and he now seemed to be a part of the family drug business.
City Hunter Lee Min Ho’s Targets: “Group of Five”
A lot of attention is focused on Yoon Sung, Lee Min Ho’s character on "City Hunter," and his targets who are being infamously called the “Group of Five.”The Group of Five is made up of: Choi Eung Chan (Played by Cheon Ho Jin), Lee Kyung Wan (Played by Lee Hyo Jung), Kim Jong Shik (Played by Choi Il Hwa), Cheon Jae Man (Played by Choi Jung Woo), Seo Yong Hak (Played by Choi Sang Hoon)
New Drama “City Hunter” Exceeds Expectations
“City Hunter” started off with a bang yesterday, literally and figuratively, as viewers were introduced with scenes from Burma in 1983. Many non-Korean and young viewers are probably unaware that the bloody chaos Lee Yoon Sung’s (Lee Min Ho) biological and adopted father witnessed was based on a true story.