What dramas are you currently watching?

Another ep of YAOH done.

The HOst wars continue.... :hehe:

Eve wrote:Awesome. Everyone is giving it great reviews. :thumbsup:

Guess you've skipped over Geezer's posts.

bmwracer wrote:
Guess you've skipped over Geezer's posts.

Apparently I did. :sweat:

i just couldn't get into it. i'm not a fan of court intrigue.. probably cause i'm a guy and i was more blood and guts and arrow sticking out of ppl's backs.

krim wrote:page bump.

BTW In case anyone cares to do it, I simply subtract 10 from the item number in the URL, then hit enter and I get the last 10 messages on the previous page. :crazy:

Anime Dad wrote:

You may not recognise her. I didn't :sweat:

Me neither. Someone pointed her out to me I think on the Runboard Forum. Then I had to watch her last scene about 5 times before I finally saw she was Yoko indeed. An amazing change of character for her. No wonder she's on the A list. :applaud:

Eve wrote:

Awesome. Everyone is giving it great reviews. :thumbsup:

Weeeelllll, , , not everyone. [/list:u]

Kita no Kuni Kara episode 8

That was a great episode...

i know, it is old dorama, but i just knew it..and now, i'm looking for dorama that the story is taken from old manga "Popcorn"..anyone can give me suggestion??? thanks

niwu_imut wrote:i know, it is old dorama, but i just knew it..and now, i'm looking for dorama that the story is taken from old manga "Popcorn"..anyone can give me suggestion??? thanks

Eh? I don't understand... What suggestion are you asking for?

i mean That :
i'm looking for dorama that taken from old manga/comic named "Popcorn", anybody know about it? or anybody can give me a clue for finding it?

niwu_imut wrote:i mean That :
i'm looking for dorama that taken from old manga/comic named "Popcorn", anybody know about it? or anybody can give me a clue for finding it?

If you describe the plot in the following thread, someone may be able to help you.
http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.5412.htm

Today started watching Itsumo Futari de at a classmate's recommendation. Seems good so far. Unfortunately my sister had to put the Red Wings game on... and then promptly left the room. (???)

Watching Honjitsu mo Hare ep 6 and translating. But I'm taking a break right now to watch Love Shuffle ep 7.

marspeach wrote:Unfortunately my sister had to put the Red Wings game on... and then promptly left the room. (???)

That's a well-known sibling affliction. :sweat:

I'm on episode 11 of Atsu-Hime.

It's quite interesting to see the court aspect of a time period where there was so much upheaval. I got the sword-clashing and grunting in Shinsengumi, and it's nice to see the same history from another perspective.

Man, it sucked being a woman back there. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:Man, it sucked being a woman back there. :sweat:

Pretty much throughout the history of any culture. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:I'm on episode 11 of Atsu-Hime.

It's quite interesting to see the court aspect of a time period where there was so much upheaval. I got the sword-clashing and grunting in Shinsengumi, and it's nice to see the same history from another perspective.

Man, it sucked being a woman back there. :sweat:

Alot of the world hasnt moved to far forward from that still. :sweat:

But it doesnt suck to be a woman at a "Host Club"
So to YAOH I go. :bonk: Ep 10.

Eve,

The rule of thumb is... folks who've watched Taiga's in the past and have enjoyed them, disliked Atsuhime.

On the other hand, those who'd never watched Taiga's in the past, or who just plain hated the few minutes of Taigas that they'd seen... thought Atsuhime was wonderful.

Myself... I disliked the series. (Okay, I'm trying to be politic. I found Atsuhime to be insipid. Insufferable. I not only stopped watching after a dozen episodes or so, I physically threw away the discs I'd recorded those episodes on. I wouldn't have'em in the house.)

That said... I'm willing to bet that you'd be the one to break that rule of thumb. I think you and the bf would like it.

Think of it as a Morning Asadora set in the 1800s, rather than a Taiga.

As to what I'm watching now... I'm half way through a light bit-o-nonsense titled Manhattan Love Story

http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Manhattan_Love_Story

A light comedy bordering on farce. It's another show written by Kudo Kankuro, the guy who wrote IWGP and Tiger & Dragon.

It's fast, it's silly, it's got a terrific cast... and as long as you don't need things to make complete sense... you're golden.

Geezer wrote:Eve,

The rule of thumb is... folks who've watched Taiga's in the past and have enjoyed them, disliked Atsuhime.

On the other hand, those who'd never watched Taiga's in the past, or who just plain hated the few minutes of Taigas that they'd seen... thought Atsuhime was wonderful.

Myself... I disliked the series. (Okay, I'm trying to be politic. I found Atsuhime to be insipid. Insufferable. I not only stopped watching after a dozen episodes or so, I physically threw away the discs I'd recorded those episodes on. I wouldn't have'em in the house.)

That said... I'm willing to bet that you'd be the one to break that rule of thumb. I think you and the bf would like it.

Think of it as a Morning Asadora set in the 1800s, rather than a Taiga.

Gonna be interesting because I do love Taiga dramas.
I'll be posting.
Thanx, Geez for the info.

Geezer wrote:Eve,

The rule of thumb is... folks who've watched Taiga's in the past and have enjoyed them, disliked Atsuhime.

On the other hand, those who'd never watched Taiga's in the past, or who just plain hated the few minutes of Taigas that they'd seen... thought Atsuhime was wonderful.

Myself... I disliked the series. (Okay, I'm trying to be politic. I found Atsuhime to be insipid. Insufferable. I not only stopped watching after a dozen episodes or so, I physically threw away the discs I'd recorded those episodes on. I wouldn't have'em in the house.)

That said... I'm willing to bet that you'd be the one to break that rule of thumb. I think you and the bf would like it.

Think of it as a Morning Asadora set in the 1800s, rather than a Taiga.

As to what I'm watching now... I'm half way through a light bit-o-nonsense titled Manhattan Love Story

I don't like to watch series that are too long and I'm not really into historical stuff. Atsuhime was the first taiga I watched so I can't say that I liked or disliked taigas specifically before then. I would agree with calling it a historical asadora though. I've only seen up to ep 13, and while I do want to finish it, I can never bring myself to watch more. It's too long!

Love Shuffle ep 7 was so good! I want to watch some more Itsumo Futari de but it's late and my sister's sleeping. I hate sharing a room. At least I managed to finish the first two episodes today.