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Heartbeat Episode 8 Recap and Review: Ok Taec-yeon’s Vampire Has Been Warned!

Heartbeat episode 8 is quite a cliched affair that doesn't have much of the goofs and floofs of the first few episodes.

Heartbeat Episode 8 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Heartbeat Episode 8 Preview: Woo-hyeol and In-hae are about to face some very interesting challenges!

Heartbeat Episode 7 Recap and Review: Ok Taec-yeon in a Shrimpy Affair!

Heartbeat episode 7 tries to hold on to its humorous bits and proves to be moving towards more serious topics.

Heartbeat Episode 7 Stills: Ok Taec-yeon, Won Ji-an Wear Their Hearts on Their Sleeves; Shrimp Has a Hold Over the Dear Vampire

Things are looking a lot more lovey-dovey between Ok Taec-yeona and Won Ji-an in these new Heartbeat Episode 7 stills released by KBS!

Heartbeat Episode 7 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Heartbeat Episode 7 Preview: With an old lover back in the picture, Woo-hyeol is torn between two... and so is In-hae.

Heartbeat Episode 6 Recap and Review: Love and Jealousy Are Going Hand in Hand!

Heartbeat episode 6 doesn't have too many funny moments and depends more so on some romantic ones. Although they are really cute, they still don't match up to some of the other episodes.

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