Quicksand Fans

Hi. My first time posting here. Its the same as my post to DS but I didnt want to miss anybody. Enjoy.

In episode 1 of this Asian Drama show. A girl leads a guy into a
swamp and pushes him into a bog. While she's laughing at him
a snake slithers by her feet. She panics and falls into the bog with him.
They sink for a while. She talks alot and he kisses her apparently to
shut her up. She screams and they are rescued.

There is a subtitled version on:

http://sugoideas.com/easy-fortune-happy ... sh-subbed/

I had a hard time getting it to play (hence the poor description) but
the scene is in parts 6 and 7.

There is a link to download there as well. Its a rmvb file with no subtitles
but nice picture quality.

Its also available on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Og7LnvEhIk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_4xIl7tg_8

If you get a chance. There is some behind the scene stuff
here and there including some videos. Sorry I dont have a
link but I just Googled it.

Pretty neat scene. I like the part when she falls in.

Enjoy.

P.S. Sorry I dont have a downloadable version I cant do
anything with RMVB files exept play them.

P.P.S Dont forget to watch the Behind the scenes stuff in the credits. (its neat stuff)

Very cool find, EH! The girl is just so cute!

PM2K wrote:Very cool find, EH! The girl is just so cute!

I second that. Who is the actress? Would have liked to share that pit with her

Indeed, thank you very much!

And just in case some fiolks aren't aware of it, sites like http://keepvid.com/ allow you to save content from YouTube to your hard drive.

Also, after a YouTube video video has completed, it's usually possible to retrieve the cooresponding FLV file from the browser cache. But you will need a specific FLV player to view it.

dlodoski wrote:Indeed, thank you very much!

And just in case some fiolks aren't aware of it, sites like http://keepvid.com/ allow you to save content from YouTube to your hard drive.

Also, after a YouTube video video has completed, it's usually possible to retrieve the cooresponding FLV file from the browser cache. But you will need a specific FLV player to view it.

If you have Mozilla Firefox, a convenient extension for downloading content from YouTube and other sites is DownloadHelper.

VLC Media Player and RealPlayer can play FLV files.

The later versions of Realplayer will not only play .flv videos but allow you to capture them from Youtube and similar sites as well.

I thoroughly recommend Download Helper. The most recent versions are even capable of downloading the "high quality" Youtube clips; read: mp4 instead of flv.

Thanks for the tips guys. Ill give those programs a shot.
There quite a few youtube Items I would like to have
on the harddrive. Thanks again.