“Full House Take 2″, a remake of a widely popular South Korean drama from 2004, revisits the concept of an adult longing to regain a childhood home that holds special memories. ************************************* Take 2 is announced as the winner of the reality competition “We Are Rivals,” and Kang Hwi loses his vision and collapses on stage. LJ again tries to renege on his promise to return Full House, but he is forced to by the music company chairman, who fires LJ and asks Senior Manager Hwang to take over as president. Se Ryeong gives up on Tae Ik and clears up a past misunderstanding. Kang Hwi decides to go to China to get a cornea transplant and “fires” Man Ok as his stylist. ************************************* Subscribe for more Kdrama updates: bit.ly Find more Kdrama and join the fun on Viki.com: www.viki.com www.viki.com
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“Full House Take 2″, a remake of a widely popular South Korean drama from 2004, revisits the concept of an adult longing to regain a childhood home that holds special memories. ************************************* Man Ok faces having to pay damages for the very expensive watch from a sponsor that she misplaced after Take One’s fan meeting. Kang Hwi tries to help her find it, while Tae Ik threatens her job if she doesn’t. The watch resurfaces, and Tae Ik tries to play the hero but Kang Hwi ruins it. Man Ok’s best friend, Han Ga Ryeong, whose online handle is “Kang Hwi’s wife,” finds out Man Ok now works for her idol and is surprised. Meanwhile, Kang Hwi suddenly loses his vision during a live performance. ************************************* Subscribe for more Kdrama updates: bit.ly Find more Kdrama and join the fun on Viki.com: www.viki.com www.viki.com

“Full House Take 2″, a remake of a widely popular South Korean drama from 2004, revisits the concept of an adult longing to regain a childhood home that holds special memories. ************************************* Man Ok learns that it’s hard work being the stylist for Take One, especially due to the picky demands of Tae Ik, who is set on make her job difficult so that she would quit. But the strong-willed Man Ok overcomes his objections and dresses him to his secret approval. For an important fan meeting, Man Ok manages to secure sponsorships from major designers who have had negative experiences with Tae Ik in the past. But a very expensive watch she was loaned goes missing, and Man Ok is devastated. ************************************* Subscribe for more Kdrama updates: bit.ly Find more Kdrama and join the fun on Viki.com: www.viki.com www.viki.com
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“Full House Take 2″, a remake of a widely popular South Korean drama from 2004, revisits the concept of an adult longing to regain a childhood home that holds special memories. ************************************* Man Ok explains to her grandfather that Tae Ik is a singer who came to the dojo to receive intensive hapkido breathing training to help his singing. The grandfather agrees to offer his hospitality since it appears that Man Ok already pledged her services. Kang Hwi is jealous that Tae Ik is living at Man Ok’s house and old misunderstandings arise between the Take One partners. Meanwhile, a secret investor wants to help Tae Ik relaunch his career. ************************************* Subscribe for more Kdrama updates: bit.ly Find more Kdrama and join the fun on Viki.com: www.viki.com www.viki.com
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thefilmarchive.org January 9, 2012 The Dallas Mavericks (often referred to as the Mavs) are a professional basketball team based in Dallas, Texas. They are members of the Southwest Division of the Western Conference of the National Basketball Association (NBA). According to a 2012 Forbes Magazine report, they are the fourth-most valuable basketball franchise in the United States, valued at approximately 7 million; the franchise is surpassed in value only by the New York Knicks, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Chicago Bulls. Since their inaugural 1980–81 season, the Mavericks have won three division titles (1987, 2007, 2010), two conference championships (2006, 2011), and one NBA Championship (2011). For much of the 1980s, the Mavericks boasted a very good team in the highly competitive Western Conference. Led by Mark Aguirre, original draft pick Brad Davis, Rolando Blackman, Derek Harper, Sam Perkins and Detlef Schrempf, the Mavericks made the playoffs six of seven times from 1983 to 90, winning the Midwest Division in 1986–87 and reaching the Western Conference Finals in 1988. However, they never made it deeper in the playoffs, due to the dominance of the Los Angeles Lakers at the time. The 1990s were known as the Mavs’ “dark ages”. They never reached the playoffs from 1991 through 2000, bottoming out with an 11–71 record in 1992–93 and a 13–69 mark in 1993–94. Much of their freefall was blamed for various off-court and on-court distractions, particularly Roy …