Home Drama
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Home_Drama
Just keeps getting better. I may have to switch this to my lunchtime drama. I put in the disc last night and there was no way I could turn it off after just one episode. So I wound up staying up until 2:30am watching episode 5. It made getting up this morning more than a little painful.
A.D.
I get that with Kita no kuni kara. You're amazed the time has passed so quickly
Yup. Kita no Kuni Kara was the same thing. So was Yasashii Jikan.
On a very different note, my current lunchtime series is:
hIi Hitoh
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Ii_Hito
A highly stylized comedy with most of the humor coming from quick cuts, camera tricks, and digital effects.
Kusanagi Tsuyoshi is giving an early version of his trademark
Johnny-One-Note acting style. You knowc Casper milk-toastc but with a hidden talent. (If Ifd seen this show in 1997 when it was broadcast I probably wouldnft have been so tired of it. But as it isc)
Itfs okayc but so far I havenft been tempted to watch a second episode in one sitting. In fact, Ifve found myself checking the time on the DVD to find out how much longer etil the end. (Not the best of signs.)
Even having
Kanno Miho in the show isnft saving it for me. Itfs the first time Ifve ever found myself thinking shefd been miscast in a series. She was just too young to carry the slack Kusanagi left at her feet. You can see the difference when
Zaizen Naomi or
Ito Shiro are in a scene with him. They were old pros when this was shot, and they knew that Kusanagi wasnft gonna help with any of the heavy lifting. So they just got down to business by themselves. Those scenes work. The ones with Miho, sadly, donft.