KOREAN TV SHOW HISTORY OF A SALARYMAN
 

Ran across this Korean TV show called "History of a Salaryman." I've gone through the first three episodes and so far there's been an EUF moment in each.

In episode 1 a girl sits in a cafe not realizing her dress is unraveling. When she final discovers what is happening she tries to stop the guy who is unwittingly doing it. As she tries to stop him she ends up being pushed into a fountain and getting soaked. Only the bottom half of the dress is unravelled, but it is still sexy and funny.

In episode 2 the same guy manages to rip off the girl's skirt.

In episode 3 the girl is under surveillance and the guys watching her catch her in the shower. Sorry, we only see her from the neck up.

Full episodes are easily found online through a google search. I'll let you know if I find anything else as I go through the other episodes.

I posted links from the first two episodes here:

https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/show...&postcount=960

I love the idea of 'running across this Korean TV show'... as in 'yesterday, while searching quite innocently for Argentinian dwarf porn, I accidentally ran across this Korean TV show...' ;)

Great find :D

These videos have been removed from YouTube.

LINK TO EPISODES
 

Here's the best link I've found for the episodes. They are also on Hulu, but I find it a pain in the you know what to watch things there.

http://aveoh.net/history-of-the-salaryman-episode-1/

Enjoy!

Ah, I'm not the only one then!

I've posted them here:

https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/show...&postcount=155

Hmmmmm.....
 

Argentinian Dwarf Porn..... Sounds like a new thread to me..... LOL

I love k-drama, but this one was an dissapointment. The first half was okey, but the last episodes were boring. The first episodes were worth watching because the leading lady were so funny when she was angry. If you are going to watch your first k-drama try one of these two instead: "Take care of the young lady" or "Brilliant legacy".

When it comes to prudish attitudes toward what is acceptable on television, Korea is just slightly more progressive than India, and both are far behind the tiresomely priggish United States (if that can be believed). While there might be a nice bit of titillation in some programs, there is little chance of any actual "tit-presentation."