Sunao ni Narenakute

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That's a cute picture especially of Haru and Nakaji.

i just finished this drama. it wasnt good imo

If anyone cares anymore, Episode 10 subs are out: http://d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_84306.htm

All I got to say is

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Linda YYYYYYYYYYY did u have to go

bmwracer wrote:If anyone cares anymore, Episode 10 subs are out: http://d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_84306.htm

wait u not liking it either Bmw ???

bmwracer wrote:[image]
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Nice ... and who ever said it about nakaji and haru they the best out of the whole cast well in this LOL I agree :bonk: ... especially nakaji :mrgreen: ( the hair is tamed :hehe: ) :beaten:

suzzy wrote: wait u not liking it either Bmw ???

It's okay... Not great, though. :sweat:

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bmwracer wrote:
It's okay... Not great, though. :sweat:

Soka well some are and then some aren't :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:

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aww :mrgreen:

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That's a weird ad... Like something out of South Park.

I heard from a TVXQ site that this drama will be aired in New York and LA. Here's the timeslot:

New York:
Every Saturday from 11:00-11:55pm

LA
Every Sunday from 7:00-7:55pm

I wonder if it's true since there's no legit source.

soulhunter14 wrote:I heard from a TVXQ site that this drama will be aired in New York and LA. Here's the timeslot:

New York:
Every Saturday from 11:00-11:55pm

LA
Every Sunday from 7:00-7:55pm

I wonder if it's true since there's no legit source.

I saw it aired on digital 44.1 one day (Saturday? Sunday?), but it had no subtitles.

bmwracer wrote:
I saw it aired on digital 44.1 one day (Saturday? Sunday?), but it had no subtitles.

I went to my local Chinatown in SF. They already have the series on DVD with English subtitles. All the subs were good except for ep 10 & 11.

bmwracer wrote:
I saw it aired on digital 44.1 one day (Saturday? Sunday?), but it had no subtitles.

So they air this in Japanese audio? Here in the Phil, we get Asian dramas dubbed in Filipino. And it really sucks. Just like what happened to Nodame. They killed Juri's voice and even the dubbing of "mukyaa~" and "gyabo~". What other Asian dramas do they air in America?

I went to my local Chinatown in SF. They already have the series on DVD with English subtitles. All the subs were good except for ep 10 & 11.

Quite fast. We still don't have it on pirated cds here. The latest was "Tsuki no Koibito". I wonder why it went first since Sunao was aired before TnK.

soulhunter14 wrote:

bmwracer wrote:
I saw it aired on digital 44.1 one day (Saturday? Sunday?), but it had no subtitles.

So they air this in Japanese audio? Here in the Phil, we get Asian dramas dubbed in Filipino. And it really sucks. Just like what happened to Nodame. They killed Juri's voice and even the dubbing of "mukyaa~" and "gyabo~". What other Asian dramas do they air in America?

Here in SoCal we have multiple digital stations that air Japanese, Korean, and Chinese dramas, news, and variety shows... Some have subtitles, some don't. :sweat:

Finally was able to see the first episode. Anybody else get the feeling they're trying to do another Last Friends where every character has an issue and are thrust together to resolve them? Except with Last Friends, most of the characters were actually interesting. Other than Nakaji and Haru, every other character was pretty much forgettable. Juri-chan and Eita seemed to have switched their Last Friends roles, where this is likely her meekest, most feminine character and he's playing someone more confident and masculine. Besides them, I could care less about the Korean girl, Mr. Peach Fuzz, and Ms. Preggers. They seem to be just your standard caricatures on a drama checklist.

Kijinnmaru wrote:Finally was able to see the first episode. Anybody else get the feeling they're trying to do another Last Friends where every character has an issue and are thrust together to resolve them? Except with Last Friends, most of the characters were actually interesting.

I think that was one of my first impressions on page one or therabouts...

Other than Nakaji and Haru, every other character was pretty much forgettable. Juri-chan and Eita seemed to have switched their Last Friends roles, where this is likely her meekest, most feminine character and he's playing someone more confident and masculine. Besides them, I could care less about the Korean girl, Mr. Peach Fuzz, and Ms. Preggers. They seem to be just your standard caricatures on a drama checklist.

Again, you're spot on with my earlier observations.

And like Last Friends, one viewing is (sadly) enough.