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When I first read the synopsis on "Oh My Ghostess," I honestly wasn't expecting much. I thought it was just going to be another drama focused only on love. But man was I wrong. The whole "virgin grudge" added a lot of humor to the story, but then the writers surprised us with the addition of mystery and suspense. And on top of that, they decided to throw in some things like family and personal growth. The actors and actresses were just phenomenal with their performances, especially Park Bo Young portraying both the shy Bong Sun and ghost possessed Bong Sun. With all of this, "Oh My Ghostess" became one of the most enjoyable dramas.
Synopsis:
Shin Soon Ae is a ghost who must resolve her grudge of being a virgin before she can move on. So, she possesses other women in an attempt to seduce men. However, one day Soon Ae ends up possessing the not-so-confident Na Bong Sun and finds herself stuck in Bong Sun's body. Bong Sun is an aspiring cook who works at a restaurant ran by her secret crush Chef Kang Sun Woo, but her lack of confidence makes her unable to even look at him. But with Shin Soon Ae's help, Sun Woo starts to develop an interest in Bong Sun. Despite getting closer to resolving her grudge, Soon Ae discovers there is more to her death than she thought.
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Funny Moments
I've never seen 4 guys screaming like that before. She definitely took her time to close the door, didn't she?
Only shy Bong Sun would apologize while taking down a thief. She's pretty tough for only being pea-sized.
Karaoke complete with the dance moves. They definitely know how to do it. Sous chef's rapping was just too funny.
Sweet Bong Sun/Chef Moments
Yes Chef can be kind of cocky sometimes but he definitely is a good boyfriend. I liked how we got to see just how hard a guy falls for a girl. I thought it was funny that he constantly was saying how much Bong Sun needed him, but in reality he was the one who couldn't live without her. His self-talks were the best because we got to hear all of his thoughts from things like, "She's mad at me. She's really mad at me," to "MOTEL?! She really lost her mind!"
Jealous Chef.
The piggyback ride. A necessity in Kdramas.
Awww the way Chef looks at Bong Sun.
Cute.
Bong Sun finally decides to chase love on her own. Even the headlights are feeling it.
Sooo many kiss scenes.
The "Oh you got the wrong person but whatever" kiss
The fantasy kiss.
The first kiss after Chef realizes he likes Bong Sun.
The "before I make you mine" kiss.
And my favorite kiss scene. Bong Sun initiated it. Just shows how confident she became.
Cute Cordon Moments
I was secretly rooting for Cordon and Bong Sun. I mean he's always looking after her and taking care of her.
Like that time when he carried the heavy boxes for her and said that he'll be her boyfriend.
Or that time he was concerned about her getting hurt.
And that moment when he found her wearing the red helmet. From his smile and the way he looked at her, you could just tell he likes her. I loved his "You're sorta pretty" comment.
He is the nice guy in this drama. He could've stepped in between Chef's and Bong Sun's relationship but decided to support them instead. He even tried to convince Chef that he shouldn't give up Bong Sun. How did Cordon know that Bong Sun was always looking at Chef? Well that means he was always looking at her.
Sung Jae
Im Joo Hwan did an excellent job playing Sung Jae. From that innocent sweet smile to that that evil spirit possessed glare, Im Joo Hwan was on point with his acting.
Again, I couldn't hate the bad guy completely. He got adopted by a family who doesn't even deserve to be parents. Yes he shouldn't have attempted to suffocate his baby brother but the dad shouldn't have beaten him up either. He grew up without any love and so instead hate took over.
You could tell that his heart was wavering here. Eun Hee's "No matter what happens. I'm still on your side," really got to him.
Creepy looking thing...
I was wondering what the ending would be for Sung Jae. I thought he would be arrested by the police first but was kind of puzzled when Soon Ae and the Shaman found him before the police. But then again this is Drama land we're talking about, so I guess it all worked out in the end. I mean without the Shaman throwing her beans (I think they were beans at least) at him, he wouldn't have been able to see what was living in him all these years. The flashbacks of Eun Hee and Soon Ae made him realize that he was wrong and, not being able to forgive himself, he jumped off the building.
Unconditional love right here. Eun Hee's has one of the biggest hearts ever. I'm pretty sure she found out that everything Sung Jae has done but still continued to visit him in prison. It was definitely a bitter sweet moment when Sung Jae was crying and saying that he wanted to remember the three years that they were married and Eun Hee was like, "There's no need to. I like this you."
Bong Sun
Not-so-confident Bong Sun was like my mirror image, so I really enjoyed watching how she changed to become happy and confident. At first, she was always apologizing even when she wasn't wrong. She couldn't look at people in the eye and was fearful. But then she learned how to love herself and love others. She figured out that isolating herself from everyone was living "like a dummy" and slowly started to open up. She became courageous in love and in following her dreams.
Beaming with confidence.
Shin Soon Ae
I really admired her personality. She was funny and was willing to speak her mind. She can come off as a bit annoying, but underneath she had such a kind heart. There were so many times where she could've turned into an evil spirit, but decided that she didn't want to be evil. She did struggle for a little while when she wanted Chef for herself, but she realized her mistake in time.
If it was one thing she couldn't let go, it would be her dad. The scenes with her and her dad were touching, especially this one. She was such a good daughter, always looking after her dad. I was glad that he could finally see her and hug her one last time.
Honorable Mention--Kyung Mo
Yes he was the lazy, kinda annoying younger brother, but, like Soon Ae, he was a big softie too. Seeing how heartbroken Bong Sun was after she left Chef, he couldn't just sit there and watch. He actually went up and slapped Chef to his senses, purposely telling him Bong Sun's whereabouts. My respect for Kyung Mo went up when he was like, "Be happy."
Ending
One of the most satisfying and complete endings I have ever seen. Soon Ae is finally able to move on. Bong Sun becomes super confident and continues to live happily with Chef while helping out at Soon Ae's dad's restaurant. Chef opens another restaurant while teaching Kyung Mo. The Shaman's business is as good as ever. Even the bad guy gets a pretty happy ending.
It was cute how Bong Sun became the dad's "second" daughter.
And how can we forget Seo In Guk's cameo? It was only a few minutes, but I enjoyed every second of it. I loved his "Whoa Hey Whoa."
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