Genre: Teen, Romance, Drama, School
Episodes: 12
Main Cast:
Jung Eun-Ji as Kang Yeon Doo
Lee Won-Geun as Kim Yeol
Cha Hak-Yeon as Ha Dong Jae
Ji Soo as Seo Ha Joon
Chae Soo-Bin as Kwon Soo Ah
Synopsis:
Set at elite Sevit High School in Seoul, Sassy Go Go
follows the lives of five students as they attempt to survive in a vicious
academic environment that rewards the intelligent and wealthy and looks down on
the less intellectually gifted. Kang Yeon-doo is the leader of outcast street
dance club Real King, a group of students who band together as a result of
their low marks. Kim Yeol is the president of Baek Ho, an elite club comprising
of the school's top 5 percent students. When the two clubs are merged and
forced to create a chearleading squad, the two are forced to put their
differences aside for the benefit of both their clubs.
My Thoughts:
I was bored so I decided to check this drama out. You
know, just in case. I have many of those experiences already and this one was
of course the same. I kinda read the recaps for the first two episodes because
they are pretty much setting the grounds for the story but I still watch some
of it. And the next episodes is when the wheels started turning. I was excited
to watch it and damn I was sad that I have to wait a week for the next release
because seriously this story is amazing. The cast are hilarious and currently
no dark elements appear yet. It also captivated me with the struggles the
characters face being 18 year olds and the cliche for the rich and genius kids
getting to know the world more and understanding what it's truly like to be 18
in Korea.
Overall, it was a splendid drama. I am amazed at some of the random comedious
acts. And I was pleasantly astonished at the way they drag the story without
rushing and naturally let it gets it flow and no misunderstandings being
dragged too long because they are frustrating and annoying if it were to
continue for too long. So, a refreshing teen drama for fall 2015 to watch by
all.