K-drama My Eyes Out

This week, Judy and Linda continue to annoy everyone with their indecisiveness by talking about the second episodes of two MBC K-Drama series: "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo" (역도요정 김복주) and "Missing Nine". Linda gives her first impressions of Lee SungKyung and Nam JooHyuk as the lead characters in "Weightlifting Fairy". Judy desperately wants to eat Korean barbecue. We want to commend the drama for trying to normalize professional psychological help. At the same time, what message is the drama trying to send about body image issues? "Missing Nine" continues to intrigue with its tangle of mysteries. Joonoh (Jung KyungHo) is still annoying and generally useless. Judy and Linda are no outdoorswomen by any means, but they have watched enough "Survivor" and "Lost" to act like know-it-alls.  Some Korean terms: 뚱: [Ddoong] short for 뚱뚱 ("chubby"). 여자분: [yuh-ja-boon] formal way of referring to a woman; lady. 과자: [gwa-ja] snack. 죽: [jook] porridge.   Judy refers to a lesser known Jules Verne novel, "Adrift in the Pa