/r/ChoSen_Ones
Fans of the actor John Cho. 조요한
aka Sulu, Harold, Spike, Henry, Demetri, Long, Jin, David, Andy K, Andy B, Steve, Peter, Chau, Roger, John, Thanh, Teddy, Todd, Sean, and many more...
We are the Cho-sen Ones.
All Hail the Choverlord.
aka Sulu, Harold, Spike, Henry, Demetri, Long, Jin, David, Andy K, Andy B, Steve, Peter, Chau, Roger, John, Thanh, Teddy, Todd, Sean, Reggie, Raff and many more...
recent reddit conversations on "John Cho".
recent Twitter conversations about "@JohnTheCho".
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Much of John's work has flown under the radar, so many people may not have seen even his most popular roles. Be considerate of other new fans.
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You can also search by putting the Year in the Search box, ie. pre-Star Trek 2009. Or search by Show Name, i.e. Selfie. (More may be added to the sidebar as they get popular.)
Please be respectful in this subreddit. If the Chosen One himself, or his family, ever stumble upon this space, we want them to feel welcome and flattered, not uncomfortable. Thanks.
related subreddits:
Starring in:
/r/SelfieTV
/r/FlashForward
/r/offcentre
/r/GO_ON
/r/SleepyHollowTV
/r/StarTrek
/r/nuTrek
/r/HaroldandKumar
Recently guest starring in:
/r/NewGirl
/r/themindyproject
/r/himym
Other subreddits of interest:
/r/Ladyboners
/r/AsianLadyboners
/r/pocladyboners
/r/asiantwoX
/r/asianamerican/
Support future opportunities for Asian American leading roles: watch and tell others about /r/FreshOfftheBoatTV /r/themindyproject
I am looking for active contributors to seed this subreddit. If you have a consistent history of contributing posts and comments here over a few months, you can modmail me about being a moderator here. Note: The ideal candidate should also be someone that John Cho would consider a kind and thoughtful person.
(Message me to ask about my plans & timeline for this sub, because I'm dying to tell someone but didn't want to spam the general fans.)
/r/ChoSen_Ones
I thought it was pretty good. A fairly easy read with characters that are multi-faceted and easy to relate to. The main character Jordan struggles with trying to live up to the expectations of his parents and the standards set by his more successful older sister. The emotional character moments felt genuine and earned. It also wasn't preachy about racism. The plot moved at a good pace and the more I read, the more I wanted to finish it.
As it nears its conclusion there's more open communication and self awareness with everything tied up fairly neatly, perhaps a bit more than is realistic, but it all makes sense and gives a hopeful ending. For a novel aimed at young readers I think it will act as a good springboard for discussion and prompt those to research the real events further. I feel even more respect and admiration for John Cho and his talents after reading this.