Watch beethoven virus ep 11

That man has a way with the screen and he's so brilliant. Kim Myung Min carries this show by himself. After the call from JGS, i think she turned her bike around away from her original target. Before the call she was pushing her bike uphill, after the call riding downhill, from where she came from, then calling Kang I think its to confirm what JGS said , then running uphill to him when she found out he was waiting for her there.

Plus i dont know if my computer is the only one having this problem but i cant see any of the screenshots. They've been replaced by pic of a gas meter like thing with the needle in the red and it says Upgrade to Pro Today! Bandwidth Exceeded! After reading all your recaps which you did excellently! Very much enjoy your writing style, just like I enjoy javabeans' , I've realized how this is not my cup of tea.

I tried though! But watching 3 episodes was enough for me and after reading this episode recap, I'm pretty much done with this series. Thank you though and keep up the good work! Can't wait to follow what you're going to be watching in the future!

His scarred skin is most prob caused by Korea's army training. We have it too in Singapore, and my skin also became scarred after time in the army. I hate this episode Hmm Prince Yul syndrome.. But i guess shooting for HGD maybe consider as army training too in a way Plus too much work and less rest. Man you make me glad you recapped this, 'cause I dunno what'd I do if I actually had to watch Kang sit at a huge empty table all by himself D: I think I'd have to leave the room while that part left heh.

Things like that provided done right and it sounds like this actor would pull it off to the max just twists my insides all over and up to the brain.

Does anyone know the title of the music that is Maestro Kang's mobile phone ringtone? It's so freaking cool I must agree that she really is good ,considering the fact that she is very new. Shes way too good among other korean actress whos got only beauty without charisma. KMM is good there too and it's a hilarious drama. To me,its like their teacher and students doesnt seem to match with one and another,kang is too old for her.

Evange: the music that Kang use is very familiar but sorry i still cant figure out the name, will post it here after i recall. Evange: i have googled it and visited a few sites and finally find the name. Thank you for recapping this x3! I don't have enough time or patience to go through all 18 episodes and this is a highly enjoyable substitute. It gets much better in You're Beautiful, though! Out of curiosity I actually like that couple because they have a lot of room for growth, and there's that tension between opposites.

Gunwoo and Rumi was just a bit lackluster. I was really heartbroken for Gunwoo though. SUCH a good guy-he's definitely a keeper! It was really difficult to watch Kang get totally rejected at the table when he made an effort.

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Beethoven Virus. User ratings: 3. Click to Review or Comment. Share Share to. Anyway thanks for your recaps. Sev October 4, at AM. He had not done his army training yet back then.

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You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. So the new mayor, Jung Evilface, is moving to fire Kang as the official city orchestra conductor. The old mayor is there too. When Park hears this, he is disappointed that Kang is thinking only of himself again , since the city orchestra will no doubt dissolve without its conductor.

Meanwhile, Hee Yun spends an entire morning following her husband around, but she manages to lose him and goes off to practice. She buys a bit of bread for lunch, but is caught embarrassingly short by a stranger, who pays for her. Hee Yun helps the other woman carry her groceries in return, since she has a pronounced limp and the stuff is heavy.

During practice with Mouse, Hee Yun is out of sorts and plays badly. Ru Mi comforts Hee Yun. Before leaving for school, Ru Mi talks to Gun Woo about his increasing tendency to imitate Kang while conducting. This was why people flock to him as opposed to Kang.

I say was, because it looks like Mouse Orchestra has reached their endurance limit. To Gun Woo, this performance is too important to do badly on. Fittingly, in composition class, the prof is expounding away at countermelodies , which is different from the the main melody but complements it at the same time. Ru Mi gets called up first, because she is the oldest in the class. Improv countermelody formulation ensues. Ru Mi thinks of the time she looked back to find Kang Mae following her, and does a pretty good job.

The prof jokes about how the tone of her countermelody has such a masculine stubbornness to it. Then Ru Mi hears from Park that Kang is planning to resign and dissolve the orchestra. She goes to his office and confronts him for being selfish. Of course, this means that in the future, Kang would have to listen to everything the mayor demands. The other one was just incompetent, I think, whereas we get a very solid vibe of Machiavelli from this guy.

That second screencap has such good wacky captioning potential. Paraphrasing, but you get the gist. When this news travels to Mouse Orchestra via the eternal Park grapevine , everyone is uber shocked. Gun Woo, still on the outs with Bae, listens while he notates partitions. Not satisfied with just hearing bits and pieces, Gun Woo calls Park to get the whole story.

We know that Kang Mae is only trying to get the delayed salaries for the musicians, but Junior waxes outraged that his ex-mentor would do such an abrupt volte-face. And so he goes to pick up Kang from the restaurant. I had decided to just watch you from afar, but how much disappointment do you want me to feel?

Kang surprises him with a negative, and when Junior digs deeper Kang tells him that Ru Mi was the one who forced him to do it. And here Gun Woo finally realizes that he and Ru Mi no longer see eye-to-eye on a lot of issues. Mouse Orchestra gets some flyers about the concert — which is enough to provoke Bae into planning something stupid, from the sounds of it. Both Ru Mi and Gun Woo, due to their proximity to Kang imagined at this point, but okay , are excluded from the whispering session.

My inner saboteur lols. Kang smiles, and gives the partitions to the various musicians. All over the city, various members of the Irregulars sit down and watch the performance. Gun Woo actually takes the trouble to go to the concert hall and watch. Evilface is incensed, but Kang talks right over him, and announces to everyone to enjoy the music around them. Pensive and a little petulant, Gun Woo is late to his own orchestra practice.

Again, reading too much into this will cause headaches of the shipping kind. Good news for Mouse Orchestra, Gun Woo has gone back to his normal, friendly self. Yay for being a happy unit again. I had no idea of how much I missed seeing the boy smile until now. In the morning, Hee Yun confronts her husband about his infidelity, starting out calm which is good but then quickly descends into tears. Both of them have massive communication problems, to say the least.

They do reach a tentative understanding. Bae and Yi Deun go to check on grandpa Kim, but he left his house in fury after being unable to play the oboe. Yi Deun resolves not to go to the performance until she finds the wayward grandpa. Obviously this makes them late. At the performance hall, Kang resignedly awaits his fate from the city council, which has once again been convinced by Evilface to let him go.

Hee Yun remembers in time or not so in time that she still has a performance to go to, and her husband drives her. At the performance hall, Kang has arranged things so that Mouse goes last, and also to supplement their missing members. Mouse has to leave right away, though, if they want to show up on time. I wonder if Gun Woo has any idea how much Kang is helping them — and this time he does accept the help. Ironically, the entire conversation takes place between Park and Ru Mi, and not the people who really need to talk.

Gun Woo is the one to make the final decision. Yi Deun is successful in locating grandpa Kim at last, playing his oboe in an underground corridor.