Takoyama wrote:I tried not to judge by the pics however, the "judge a book by it's cover" approach is spot on for this one. I honestly started feeling retarded the more I continued watching.
Maybe you should've checked your IQ before and after watching the first episode... :beaten:
Yeah, you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, but then there are those that negate that premise... And this drama is one of 'em.
I wanna watch this :P anything that has a hint of romance (it has romance right? hee hee) or involves high school capers gets me interested. I thought the Hana Kimi drama was quite disappointing compared to the manga but it was still fun to watch, I like fun. It's nice to have a mix of dramas that aren't too taxing and ones that get your Brain thinking. You don't have to be dumb to watch them :P it's just nice to watch something easy on the Brain sometimes.
As for the pretty boys... heh heh I'm not complaining :: grin :: but I don't need them really as I have my own real life pretty boy... well hot boy anyway lolz!
......a feminist wet dream coming true :woot: :woot: :woot:
whereas "RESCUE" is a female wet dream coming true :dancing: :dancing: :dancing: (which i will post in rescue)
After the first 5 minutes, I had to stop because
I think I got diabetes from all the eye candy
which makes me doubt if it has any substance to back it up
well I guess I'll find out when (or if) I pick it up again
It's very very similar to HanaKimi, but with the stupid concept of having butlers.
I'd probably watch on just for the eye candy. I know everyone is raving about the guys, but the girls aren't that bad either. :)
I didn't even notice Mei-chan is Eikura Nana! She was a glamorous puss in Proposal Daisakusen and I couldn't believe it when I found out she's Mei-chan.
Her boyish transformation can definitely rival Maki Horikita's role in HanaKimi! Let's see whether her acting holds up to the same standard as well.
I tried not to judge by the pics however, the "judge a book by it's cover" approach is spot on for this one. I honestly started feeling retarded the more I continued watching.
Actually I like it pretty much. No deep and mind-boogling plots, just a simple watch and laugh drama with good looking casts.
Comparing it to HanaKimi, I actually enjoyed Mei-chan more. I am starting to like Mizushima Hiro acting more after Zettai Kareshi and he did pretty good in Mei-chan no Shitsuji.
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe you should've checked your IQ before and after watching the first episode... :beaten:
Yeah, you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, but then there are those that negate that premise... And this drama is one of 'em.
Only in Japan can you get away with a plot for a show like this. I actually told my husband about the drama synopsis and he just shook his head in amazement...