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Having consoled her former make-believe husband, Kangin last week, actress Lee Yoon JiJung Yunho.

Lee Yoon Ji has not been feeling great lately because of the consistent single digit ratings that her drama, Heading to the Ground has been getting. It pains her heart when she meets her fellow cast members and the production staff everyday at the filming site.

In particularly, Lee Yoon Ji showed her warm heart by consoling Yunho who has been the target of criticisms over his raw acting, "I hope that he forgets the criticisms as quickly as possible. 10 episodes have already been shown on tv and that's more than half of the scheduled 16. After watching episode 9, I felt that Yunho's acting has improved all of a sudden, so I gave him a call to encourage him. I also told Yunho that the remainder of the episodes will be over in a blink of a eye and made a promise with him that he must complete the series without any regrets and give it his best shot."



Yoon Ji added, "Yunho has really put in a lot of effort for this drama. He is so into his role that I am worried that he might suffer withdrawal symptoms once the drama is over."

Lee Yoon Ji's previous dramas have always done well in the ratings but even though this is the first time that she is facing this ratings slump, she is cool about it. She said, "I have done morning dramas, Mon-Tue dramas, weekend dramas and now Wed-Thus dramas, etc. So I am feeling pretty cool that I have done them all before. Even though this might appear to be a setback for me, I believe that this is just a good learning experience for me."

Heading to the Ground airs every Wednesday, Thursday through MBC.

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2009's Asia's top ten pretty males chart, has already found out everyone's heartthrob with a months voting.
The results of the top three are Shim Changmin, Lee MinHo and Kim Jaejoong.

The rest include (in order) Kim HyunJoong, Jerry Yan, Yamashita Tomohisa, Vic Chous, HanGeng, Wuzun, Jung Yunho and Choi Siwon. It includes three members from popular Korean group TVXQ, with the youngest Shim Changmin winning with his vocals, dancing pose, eye expression, and body etc. Hero Kim Jaejoong won 3rd place, and leader Jung Yunho was within the top 10. Jerry Yan lost his place [T/N he was in the top 3 last time], and instead it was taken by popular Lee Minho from Boys Over Flowers. The other male lead Kim Hyun Joong was placed fourth, showing that F4 still lives in everyone's heart.

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Viewers are apparently unhappy with the recent events of MBC’s Heading to the Ground The drama is now halfway through, and despite the soccer theme, the story shifted abruptly in Episode 5 to center around a mental ward, after Bong-kun (Yunho) suffered an accident. He had been saving Hae-bin (Go Ara) from falling into the Han River, and ended up in the hospital with amnesia.

This week, he finally recovered his memory and escaped the hospital, where a fire had broken out. He risked himself to rescue a fellow patient who had been a support to him during his stay.

As a result, viewers are voicing their complaints about the drama’s choppy plotting and the lack of connection to the previous story. Some point out that the story of Bong-kun being locked up in the hospital dragged on too long (”The Bong-kun who dreams of soccer disappeared, and we got a Bong-kun who dreams of escaping a mental hospital… it’s so improbable”).

Another comment complained, “I thought we were getting a soccer drama but that wasn’t it, then I thought it was a romance drama but that wasn’t it, then it turned into a One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest or Papillon drama, but finally it turns out that it’s a fantasy drama where you hit the wall once and the hospital collapses.”

Of course there are some who defend the latest storyline, saying it was touching to see Bong-kun saving his fellow patient-captive and showing some maturity in overcoming adversity. Unfortunately for the drama, it’s still languishing in the bottom of the Wednesday-Thursday ratings; its last episode pulled in a 5.1% against Swallow the Sun’s 18.8% finale and My Fair Lady’s 14.1%. Perhaps they’ll do better since one of those is now over and SBS’s new drama You’re Beautiful kicks in next week.


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