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A plaster bust is knocked to the ground, splattering the ground with red paint and making the students gasp in horror. Dae-woong first says that her departure left him really sad, but she points out that he was really happy when she left.

Please note: Videos that got removed due to copyright issues will be fixed in the coming days. Or, put another way, a blue pill vial and a red one. I know our hero is flawed and I know we're supposed to like it, but must he be QUITE so easy to dislike?



August 25, 2010 January 24, 2016 My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho: Episode 5 by I love a drama that makes use of nice, tight mythology. Even better, I love it when a drama using mythology ups the ante midway through and modifies the rules, keeping us on our toes. Download the latest version. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. But his suspicions grow, particularly upon seeing the beef still untouched. Slowly his memory trickles back of seeing Mi-ho last night while he was drunk. Does that mean Mi-ho is gone, too? He rushes outside to look for Mi-ho, but finds no trace of her. For instance, he tells Grandpa that since Mi-ho left of her own accord, he has done nothing wrong. Grandpa is dismayed at the news, because he credits Mi-ho with turning Dae-woong into a mature adult. Hye-in is gratified that Dae-woong comes running when she calls. Now that she has her fox bead back, her heightened powers are also back, meaning she can move superfast, glide in the air, and basically terrify the students who come across her in darkened corners of the university like something out of The Ring. A plaster bust is knocked to the ground, splattering the ground with red paint and making the students gasp in horror. The purpose of this visit becomes clear when the students take a snack break and reach for their hamburgers… which are now missing their meat layer. Outside, Mi-ho happily munches on stolen burger patties. Yet when she sees an ominous-looking figure approaching — Dong-joo — she runs away. He catches up to her, and a well-placed jab knocks her unconscious. Not only that, it propels the fox bead out of her body, and Dong-joo grabs it. Unaware of all this, Dae-woong goes out for a drink with his friends to celebrate his movie role. However, the smile leaves his face when Byung-soo asks if Mi-ho knows the good news. Hoi-hoi… Mi-ho is my scary friend. Dong-joo has taken Mi-ho to his apartment, where he presents her with two vials: her bead in one, his blood in the other. He asked me to disappear. Dong-joo lays out her two options: fox bead versus his blood. Or, put another way, a blue pill vial and a red one. This cracks me up so hard. Trust the Hong sisters to turn an important plot point into a pop-culture parody moment. Drinking from the red vial represents choosing the human path, because his blood has the power to kill her gumiho side. He gives her time to think it over, allowing her to stay in his place for the time being. An almost-collision with a motorcyclist sends Dae-woong to the doctor with minor scrapes, but the doctor can tell from his X-rays that he was recently in a huge accident. Although he has healed, he is advised to take it easy for the sake of his weak bones. She goes out to eat some cow, and packs away ten servings. With her meat craving satisfied, time for some cider! She has been seen by two little girls, who stare in amazement. I love when the Hong sisters get sharply satirical. With shock, Dae-woong realizes that she left because he asked her to. Taking a cue from her movie studies, Min-sook tries the femme fatale look and dresses in black leather to invite Doo-hong to lunch. Wildly, she tries to wipe it off, just as Doo-hong comes upon her. Case in point: Doo-hong sees how embarrassed she is, and offers to solve the problem himself. Removing a medicated patch from his arm, he transfers it to the statue to cover up the stain. Screwing up the nerve, she invites him to lunch with her, but Doo-hong resists, still believing her to be married. This gives Doo-hong a jolt, both of hope and of dismay at having mucked things up with his misunderstanding. Meanwhile, Min-sook drives away crying the makeup off her face, hurt at this perceived rejection. Trying to locate Mi-ho, Dae-woong tries calling the temple to inquire if the missing fox from the painting has shown up. Belatedly, he recalls that Mi-ho once left him a voicemail message, and calls the number. It is answered by the lady who owns the chicken restaurant, with whom Mi-ho had once gotten into a fight over the coupons. It feels like my heart has been bewitched by you and counts time all on its own. Dae-woong first says that her departure left him really sad, but she points out that he was really happy when she left. The bead is with Dong-joo, so Mi-ho has to retrieve it from his apartment. His smile fades when Mi-ho bursts in excitedly and tells him that Dae-woong came back. Grandpa is thrilled to have Dae-woong move out, as this is the first time Dae-woong is leaving home with the intention of working hard instead of running away from problems. Belatedly, Dae-woong recalls that he has dinner plans with Hye-in, who is looking forward to having his attention firmly fixed back on her. Of course you are, Princess. Before the meeting, he goes shopping for couple rings, eager to clear the air and make his intentions clear with Hye-in. Hye-in hears from Sun-nyeo about his medical issues and calls in a tizzy. He assures her that things will work out and reaches for the rings to make his big declaration. He puts the ring box away. The one I was meaning to lie to was Mi-ho. Can you die like that, too? Can you really endure death? So here are his instructions: When she drinks his blood, she will start to die, gradually. Her gumiho energy will slowly empty away while her bead will live in the human for 100 days and take in his energy. When she reclaims her bead, she will become human. Dae-woong waits up for Mi-ho, hugging his chicken leg. Omg, if the Hong Sisters give it a ridiculously cute name I am their bitch forever. Oh, what am I saying, I already am. He finds Mi-ho outside, contemplating her vial, and she confirms that he is willing to keep her bead again. Now that alarms him; 100 days is too long! Conflicted, Dae-woong tells her that she misunderstands one thing — he lied to her, and the reason he was looking for her was because of her bead, not her. He heads back into the house, making Mi-ho think he is calling this off. Gu Mi-ho, please be my girlfriend. Which happens in so many dramas. This is the first episode that I felt anything for the tortured Gumiho Hunter, which is a good sign. Frankly, I tend not to connect with second leads in Hong Sisters dramas, no matter how kind and benevolent and beautiful they are. I hope this character will do justice to a mythology that is set up to be, imo, quite intriguing. And HOW GREAT is this dilemma? If Mi-ho wants to spare him, she has to die. If she wants to live, he has to die. The tears of joy! Is it tomorrow yet? I just finished watching the episode, and I was completely enchanted by Dae Woong's dimple by the corner of his mouth. Clearly I wasn't paying much attention to other things. Gumiho hunter ain't too bad either, I'm beginning to feel his aura. Yay for cute dramas with hot guys :. I love the aunt scenes, haha the jolie comment made me laugh. I'm so glad this show is turning out much better than I anticipated. I'm guessing MH isn't about to let DW die, and maybe the gumiho hunter will use his skills to save both of them. Clearly his blood is superior, what with it not clotting after leaving it outside all this while. And all will be well in dramaland. LMAO XD that chicken leg. The whole Daewoong needing to die makes sense, but it's not like MiHo will figure it out herself. What a dick move, hot-gumiho-hunter! Before the big reveal, I was sort of hoping that there's some non-human out there for him to share his life with and watch the world cup with. I'm also curious at how he manages to be a vet. I feel like animals would sense he's not human and freak out. Anyways, loved this episode! The Hong sisters really know how to put a spin on things- Director Ban's refreshing brand of chivalry, making fun of all the vices that makes one human, chicken leg stuffed toy for real! And Daewoong finally realizing that the sun doesn't shine out of Hye-in's butt! That's how i see it too. Or to make him even... But when he found out, that he had to die in order for her to become human, he betrayed and killed her. So he could life. But because he was carrying her bead he became supernatural himself. Or he totally lied to Mi ho and his blood is going to kill her. MH and DJ watching the 'Mating' scene had me cracking up laughing esp when he changed the channel, awkward much? Zomg the Chicken Leg Pillow was super-duper Adorable! Pig-rabbit has a contender for overly-adorable-plushy-things-in all of the universe! I read the recap first since it comes out the day after and I can only watch the episodes on Saturdays.. Though even I have read the spoiler.. It just makes me more attached watching eventhough I know how the story unfolds.. I thought that this is just a cutesy show.. I like NMW since he was Rose in the Trax.. I dont like sad endings.. I hope this one does not go that path.. I'll just have to bear it since I decide to invest my time watching this drama.. Sorry to PK I have to choose this one God Bless... Re: Gumiho Hunter's backstory, I'm wondering... Perhaps the original Mi-ho lookalike was killed by the GH because of the he-dies-or-she-dies situation i. Maybe in willingly giving up their lives, they could have saved each other... Anyway, looking forward to seeing how this pans out! There was much throwing back of the head and clapping of hands due to laughter. Because if there's one thing Edward and Bella fail at, it's mating. I want to grab Dae-woong, Mi-ho and the giant chicken leg and just love on them and squeeze them all to bits. Especially that chicken leg. I had fried chicken for dinner this evening. It was funny to me too. And I'm sorry for what I did to you on the Open Thread with comment 27. Sometimes the evil within me just rises up and spews forth like a... So is your new name for me That Evil Girl? It's like Cinderella's Sister's Ki-hoon calling Eun-jo You Bad Girl. I'll go by the initials: TEG. Pronounced Tega like Sega. They're going pretty fast, and I love how the plots are well thought out. This Harry vs Voldermort thingy has left me with such unsettled feeling... And it was right before DW wondered whether Miho has taken other things beside her bead. I so want the oversized chicken leg! Muahaha, that drumstick surely gave a brand new definition to cute stuff toys in kdramaland! Thank you Javabeans for the recap! Always look forward to your insights! I am glad that the Gumiho hunter's complexity is being slowly revealed. Hopefully he will become increasingly involved as the drama progresses. But what I don't understand is why he would keep the catch 22 from her if he somewhat cares about her wellbeing. Of course, that is based on the assumption that he has some sort of interest in her due to the fact that she resembles someone he felt for before. Would it be okay to see him as a romantic rival against Dae Woong? I'm sorry, I know this is awful but this part: THIS WAS SO DIRTY what with the sexy times going on in the movie they were watching. And for the record, this drama is charming my soul right out from under me. So funny, so cute, great! THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH! I am falling in love with this show and the two main leads. I watched this episode last night and got the gist of it, but my very, very basic Korean meant I was still left wondering about stuff, so your recap was amazing! This is the first time I'm actually watching a show as it happens live instead of watching the whole bunch at once Oh, how many hours of sleep I have lost with my KDrama marathons , so your recaps are the best thing since sliced bread. So Thank you, again. I swear, I always get these black mental holes after watching an episode where parts of it seem to be missing in my memory. The story looses all kinds of coherency and my attention span towards dialogue is like zero whenever The Gumiho Hunter shows up in the drama.... Love-love your humour, JB. Your recap is awesome as always. I really laughed my face off when that Chicken Leg came out too. If Mi-ho wants to spare him, she has to die. If she wants to live, he has to die. This also made me realise how much I missed HP. Looking forward to the next one! Refer to the clip below, from around 8:00-8:30. Major spoilers if you haven't seen the end of Braveheart. Also, just a warning, the video is pretty violent, though not so much at the time I suggested. In general, I got the feeling that Dae-woong still has a long way to go, as far as character development goes, though he's admittedly less immature than before. The fact that he was pretty much overjoyed with Miho leaving did not sit well with me, but that was mostly because of my own shallow belief that there should be more blatant, awkward lovering going on! But he made up for it by being somewhat forlorn by small things, like the nine coupons she left behind and the soda water. He proved himself a pighead once again though, by looking for her ONLY when he found out he couldn't do the action movie without her fox-bead. I know our hero is flawed and I know we're supposed to like it, but must he be QUITE so easy to dislike? Though I suppose it was the same with LSG's character in Brilliant Legacy, at first Hwan was an asshat but at the end, I loved him to bits. In the meantime, second lead love, anyone? Apart from the fact that NMW is a HOTTIE, I love the interaction between him and Miho! Plus, is he actually a legit Gumiho hunter? Like, taking the gumiho in when she left Woong, that's not exactly what a hunter is supposed to do, is it? I have the feeling that he's sympathetic with her situation, and is trying to help her in his own way, probably partly because she resembled the one he loved from long ago. I think his job title is more like, confused-gumiho-helper. I think if he was a hardass hunter, he woulda just done away with her when he had the chance. But of course he is emotionally tortured and whatnot, plus we gotta have the 16 episodes. Before I read your recap I didn't know about Woong having to die instead of Miho, since I missed that last part. I was watching the raw and some meanings slip by me. I just assumed it was ominous, cuz of the broken glass and all. This sets up the drama for some hardcore, epic angst. Like I said, the Sisters are outdoing themselves. Thanks for the enjoyment, JB. Maybe being an immortal Gumiho Hunter is his punishment for betraying past-Gu Mi Ho. Also, perhaps this connection to Gu Mi Ho is why he is so reluctant to send her back to the painting. I don't know how legitimate that theory is but only time will tell. Thanks for the recap! I thought of it in first ep... BUT, i don't want to spoil myself... The Hong Sisters drama characters do co-exist. Remember in My Girl, in the very last scene the real granddaughter and her husband are paying a visit? It turns out that the real granddaughter is Choon-hyang and her lawyer husband is Lee Mong-ryong, and they live in Namwon... Until Coffee Prince arrived, it was my favorite, so I remember a bunch of small details. After Coffee House ended, I was between dramas so I decided to watch Delightful Girl Choon-hyang. I realized that Choon-hyang and Mong-ryong looked just like the real granddaughter and her husband in My Girl... And of course, Mong-ryong's parents in Delightful Girl were the personal assistant and the aunt in My Girl. Not the same identities, but still connected in the Hong Sisters' drama universe.

Case in point: Doo-hong sees how embarrassed she is, and offers to solve the problem himself. Gumiho hunter ain't too bad either, I'm beginning to feel his aura. The story looses all kinds of coherency and my attention fub towards dialogue is like zero whenever The Gumiho Hunter shows up in the drama. In general, I got the feeling that Dae-woong still has a long way to go, as far as character development goes, though he's admittedly less immature than before. You also need to have JavaScript met in your browser. But as the two begin to develop feelings for each other, can Mi Ho let Dae Woong make the necessary sacrifices for her to become human. Clearly his blood is superior, what with it not clotting after leaving it outside all this while. MH and DJ between the 'Mating' scene had me cracking up laughing esp when he changed the channel, awkward much. Belatedly, Dae-woong recalls that he has dinner plans with Hye-in, who is looking forward to having his attention firmly fixed back on her. I'm guessing MH isn't about to let DW die, and anon the gumiho hunter will use his skills to save both of them. I had fried chicken for dinner this evening. Always look forward to your insights!.