If you are a fan of KBFD, then you are also a big fan of the dramas that air on the station.

Seoul Broadcasting Network in Korea provides the popular dramas and other programming you see on KBFD. SBS and the top executives from the network are back in Hawai'i next week for the LPGA SBS Open at Turtle Bay Resort. This is their fifth year sponsoring the first LPGA event of the year in Hawai'i. You can show your support of SBS by attending the tournament next week from Feb. 9 to 14.

SBS is the only major private network in Korea. The others are partly or fully owned by the South Korean government. SBS operates a terrestrial station, two radio stations, three cable channels and three satellite TV channels in Korea.

The SBS Open starts on Monday with a pro-qualifying tournament, then a practice round on Tuesday and a pro am on Wednesday. The professional tournament starts Thursday and ends Saturday. SBS broadcasts the tournament in Korea when the country's temperature is near freezing. The broadcast in high-definition should help promote Hawai'i as a travel destination to South Koreans, given the visa waiver program implemented in November that lets South Koreans enter the United States without a visa.

Michelle Wie will make her LPGA Pro debut at the SBS Open. Wie played in the 2005 SBS Open as a 15-year-old amateur and tied for second place with Christie Kerr at 6 under par. Hall-of-famer Seri Pak and marquee players Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel and Natalie Gulbis are to play this year.

THIS WEEK'S K-DRAMA SYNOPSES

'THE FAMILY OF HONOR'

Episodes 19 and 20

Tonight at 7:45: Soo-young is surprised to see Hyun-gyu, who resembles Jin-ha a lot. Hye-joo starts working at the cafe where Hyun-gyu works. Jin-ah sees Soo-young, who drove to her place, and runs after his car.

Tomorrow at 7:45 p.m.: Jin-ah and Soo Young agree to see each other, on the premise they won't take the relationship any further. Mal-soon calls Tae-young a friend, and they start to get along. Dan-ah and Gang-suk develop feelings for each other. They hike a mountain, and Dan-ah tells Gang-suk her life story.

'GLASS CASTLE'

Episodes 18 and 19

Sunday at 6:45 p.m.: Min-joo's family moves into the new apartment. Joon-song convinces his mother to have the wedding in Seoul with his father's help. Kyu-song opens a new practice. Min-joo quits her job, but her relationship with her mother-in-law doesn't improve. Joon-hee comes back to Seoul.

Sunday at 7:45 p.m.: Joon-hee comes back and wants Suk-jin back. Min-joo quits her job. Yu-ran's old flame contacts her and sends her a picture of the woman Kyu-song had an affair with.

'TERROIR'

Episodes 5 and 6

Monday at 7:45 p.m.: Ji-sun, a furniture designer and Tae-min's old girlfriend, leaves France for Korea amidst allegations of plagiarism. Woo-ju realizes that the half-consumed bottle of wine she possesses is the Mouton Meyer that Tae-min lost and she solicits Joy's assistance in trying to get rid of it.

Tuesday at 7:45 p.m.: After wrongfully being accused of sabotaging the wine cellar, Woo-ju is fired by Tae-min. After a critic's scathing review leads to Terroir's downward spiral, Tae-min tries to bring the critic back for another take.

'CELEBRITY LOVER'

Episodes 3 and 4

Wednesday at 7:45 p.m.: Mari decides to take a vacation in Japan for a month, so Mari and Chul-su go around Japan, gathering some information for Mari's book. Mari and Chul-su develop feelings for each other as they spend time together.

Thursday at 7:45 p.m.: Mari tries to confess her feelings to Chul-su, but Chul-su decides to go back to his first love, Eun-yong. Mari's ex-boyfriend proposes to Mari, but Mari declines. Chul-su and Mari return to Korea and go on with their lives. Mari struggles as her book becomes a hit and people ask her about details of the book.