Loved him with Uhm Jung Hwa in 'Get Karl! Oh Soo Jung'.

Oh the pretty! It hurts my,erm...(placesicantreallymention) eyes?

I only saw him in fantasy couple. I didn't finish the drama (the only Hong sisters work i disliked actually), and i found him OK but not super.
This third ward drama is becoming an enigma for me.
Oh, and before i lose my memory because of a strange neurological disease, i choose the painkillers too.
Unless we use the Hannibal Lecter's premise: *The brain doesn't actually feel pain, you won't feel anything*--- Pouring olive oil in my frying pan---

@Linda - i'm with you on OJH - tho i'm not one of his biggest fans but i think he's ok i liked him in single dad in love!

Hello Trotwood and JoAnne,

I looked for places where one could possibly watch "Single daddy in love," and I was not successful in finding a site that would show a good picture (by that I mean, where the image would be good and all the episodes would be there) of that show.

That being said, I would "strongly" recommend that you watch the show. The "Strongly" is to be taken with a grain of salt because the drama isn't the best one out there, however the interactions of the child actor in that drama are awesome and watch-worthy. That was the drama that introduced me to Oh Ji Ho, Ahn Do Gyu (who plays his son in the drama) and to the other actors/actresses who are in the drama. I would rewatch that drama for the interactions of Oh Ji Ho and Ahn Do Gyu (who apparently plays the PIE version of a child in Man Of Honor. I totally missed that when I first watched MoN, but I looked at Ahn Do Gyu's resume on Dramawiki and found out he plays the child version of Young Kwan. I then went on another blog and checked on the recaps and sure enough it was him in the child role. He is SO CUTE!!!!!).
I was really taken by Ahn in "Single Daddy in Love." He made his character what it needed to be: adorable, cute, endearing, moving, palpable... I just felt as though Ahn had reached out of the TV screen (I watched on the TV at the time) and managed to grab a hold of my heart, he was that good in that drama. The drama, as you can imagine is not the most remarkable out there, however I thoroughly enjoyed Ahn's interpretation of his character and I thought Oh Ji Ho sold his being Ahn's dad perfectly (or close to that). I totally bought it. Their chemistry was palpable and they played off of each other really well. They totally seemed to care about each other and the emotional and tender scenes were believable to me (I don't want to spoil you guys) and they moved me. I actually thought Ahn acted well with all the adult actors/actresses but I think I enjoyed his scenes with Oh Ji Ho the most. I usually am very curious about the BTS in Kdramas, just to see the actors/actresses reactions to a lot of things and to get a glimpse of how they are with each other and with the staff. This is a drama whose BTS I would absolutely LOVE to see (all the scenes with Ahn).
I liked Ahn so much in this, I wanted to be his nanny or adopt him, if that could be possible, he was just sooooo cute and made you feel for his character (his character goes through some tough challenges for a child, and for a human being, for that matter). I remember thinking, the whole time I was watching this show: "How can a child actor being so cute?" over and over... It was a rhetorical question of course, because this is South Korea, we know what they have been exposing us to :-).
Considering what Oh Ji Ho was given as a script, I thought he did the best he could and all of it was believable. I would also have to say that I watched this drama some time last year (2011), so my memory is not the freshest. Still I did like some of the OST, I did like some of the actors/actresses and I thought the plot was good, up to a point.
Ahn's acting reminded me of Kim Yoo Jung who recently was in "The Moon That Embraces The Sun." I haven't seen TMTETS yet, but I did see KYJ in "Powerful Opponents" and she was really good in it. I liked her interactions with Lee Jong Hyuk, who plays one of her dads (the one she has known the longest) in the drama. Their interactions were also very believable, especially one crying scene she has with him. It was just very moving.
I always wonder who coaches these child actors/actresses in South Korea because many of them are so good... I sometimes wish I could be in their head to find out their thought process and how they switch/prepare from being themselves to being in character when they hear "action!" I am really impressed with many of them.

So, as I mentioned earlier, I would recommend "Single Daddy In Love" for certain themes. I think it might be wise to go into it with low expectations. I personally so far have not seen a drama I didn't like to some extent. I feel that I either get introduced to some actors/actresses I didn't know (I started watching Kdramas in summer of 2010, so I am a relative newbie), I usually find one or more songs on the OST I ended up liking, I feel that I get to see new scenery or different parts o Seoul or of South Korea etc... I always find a redeeming quality in a drama I have watched, so it is not a total waste for me (so far).

I hope my comments were helpful, or maybe they were just a rave (some) or maybe both...

I'm hoping for a movie from him, not a drama, but we shall see, we shall see ...

I thought the same thing about the age as the deciding factor between which actor would play which type of doctor. Odd. I think Oh Ji Ho would learn a thing or two from Kim Seungwoo too. He'll be fine.

On a very vain note.... I hope he doesn't cut his hair. *imagines running hands through Oh Ji Ho's hair* XD