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I agree with Ralph. Why is everyone jumping on a soapbox to explain to him what he already knows? Do you guys think you are the only smart people in the world? Wynter, I know you're a teacher, but ...

Anime Dad!

I'm so glad you liked Churasan...Ralph must be soooo happy...Churasan is his internal spiritual home, and he wants to share his joy in Eri et. al.

He and I disagreed about it a little ...

You know I rarely get involved in all the hubbub on this forum, because it's like a little clique that doesn't really want to let anyone in who doesn't follow the party line, but my husband and I are ...

Geezer! Of course for you the word "eccentric" was a compliment! You know, I was talking about Norika in Star No Koi. That was her defining role, and I do think she was special and fabulo ...

Ralph...maybe there are some eccentrics who don't cave in to Norika's infinite perfections, but the many people to whom I gave a copy of Star No Koi were full of praise both for her acting and her bea ...

New York is not a good place to live if you want to see doramas broadcast on TV, but at least I do get to go to the U.S. Open and see the tennis.

I just wanted to weigh in on the Takuya Kimura di ...

Ralph--your parade clip was great. It made me feel as if I were there, and since I've never been to Southern California, that was a pretty good feat. At the Sakura Matsuri in the Brooklyn Botanic Ga ...

I forgot to say one thing about supporting characters, after reading the mini-treatise posted by Ralph.

I always thought it was obvious that because the dorama format is usually 10, 11, or 12 episo ...

I am truly fascinated by the discussion of which characters and which actors are important to this drama. I've watched it many times, at first the whole thing through, and then I did what I often do ...

I am baffled by so much hostility being directed at Kyoko Fukada. As a non-Japanese non-male, I find her very sweet and delightful. It's not everyone who can act the innocent ingenue without a drop ...

I've never been taken by the pretty boy image that so many dorama fans seem to love. For me they all blend into one cute mop of hair.

That's why I find Takuya Kimura so amazing...he is dazzlingl ...

I agree about Honma Mon...I remember I blew through it in a few days, watching obsessively, feeling I had fallen into a totally new world that I could not bear to leave. I never did totally understan ...

I agree with Ralph that Crying Out Love is one of the greatest dramas ever filmed. The first time I watched the series, from the time she goes into the hospital, I cried so much during and after each ...

I enjoy reading everybody's comments on change and hope and peace, and I agree we must believe in change and fight for it. No matter how dire things look, we can't give up. Impeach yes, give up, no. ...

I am almost embarrassed to admit it, but I watch my own chosen "highlights" of this show every night and have done so since I first saw it. I'm sort of addicted and never get tired of it. ...

Yes, that picture. From the back she looks like Naomi, is wearing her clothes, and she's also wearing glasses, so I figured it was Naomi with her new face. I thought the fairy tale was, as their fat ...

Help! I am confused. At the end, doesn't the sister look different, with a different face? Did I not read the ending correctly?

Ryoko could never spoil any drama. She plays each part I've seen her in to perfection. I think what people might have felt, and I will definitely read the comments, is that the writing is so confuse ...

I have never seen Miracle on 34th Street, but I doubt it would have endured lo these many decades as a classic if it had the lack of coherence and a cast of non-Oliviers just popping in and out of sce ...

I just finished Pretty Girls, and I agree it was a complete dud except for Izumi, who had a lot of appeal but was given no support either from the script or her fellow actors.

I am totally crazy ...