What dramas are you currently watching?

Re-watching Bara no nai Hanaya with a friend. Almost forgot about this show. After watching it this 2nd time, I don't think I will ever be able to forget. Some shows are so much better the 2nd time around.

Wynter wrote:Galileo was overall enjoying. And Shibasaki Kou is absolutely delightful to watch on screen. :victory:

She is, from what I've seen of her... But that drama got a little too redundant from episode to episode. :sweat:

Up thru epi 8 of Under One Roof, easily the best episode so far. Thanks to the Floridaflashpowertradingbeastmaster for sending it. :bow:

gaijinmark wrote:Up thru epi 8 of Under One Roof, easily the best episode so far. Thanks to the Floridaflashpowertradingbeastmaster for sending it. :bow:

Couldn't you have just said "Evie?" :mrgreen:

I'm rewatching Ruri's Island starring of course Narumi Riko :)

Finally got myself the missing episodes of Rinjo. :victory:
Busy weekend ahead but perhaps I find some time to watch an episode.

gaijinmark wrote:Up thru epi 8 of Under One Roof, easily the best episode so far. Thanks to the Floridaflashpowertradingbeastmaster for sending it. :bow:

:lol:

Im so glad youre enjoying it that much!! :woot:

Makes me glad I rushed to the PO! :beaten:

Under one roof was grand :woot: but I hated Eguchi's character until the end of this series :shamefulcry:

I finished 2 more episodes of Galileo, still enjoying it, though as some people have stated, it does get repetetive.

After I finish the series, I'm moving on to Atashinchi no Danshi
and then Boss.

-Dave

I caught an episode of Monster Parent the other night, but I'm not sure what to make of it. Its a little flat, not sure if I'll continue with the series tbh.

EstherM wrote:Under one roof was grand :woot: but I hated Eguchi's character until the end of this series :shamefulcry:

He does take some getting used to. And it seemed like the first 4 or 5 episodes they had to have a scene where the brothers get in a fight and Fumiya gets knocked out of his wheelchair, but it looks like they got over that. [/list:u]

My sis and I have started the third season of Churasan. No doubt we'll finish this one today.

Rozenrot wrote:I caught an episode of Monster Parent the other night, but I'm not sure what to make of it. Its a little flat, not sure if I'll continue with the series tbh.

Dang, it's still missing subs from 2 eps in the middle of the series.

Wynter wrote:My sis and I have started the third season of Churasan. No doubt we'll finish this one today.

So fun your sis watches it too. :mrgreen:

And Im going to watch anoth ep of CHurasan now. :victory:

Eve wrote:

So fun your sis watches it too. :mrgreen:

And Im going to watch anoth ep of CHurasan now. :victory:

I have two siblings - a sister and a brother - and all three of us watch dramas! My sister's the one who also watches Korean dramas. I think this is mainly why my collection is so huge. Although I haven't seen every drama I own, I believe all of them have been watched at some point.

We finished the third season of Churasan. We'll be watching... and most probably finishing, the fourth season tomorrow.

Watching Boss it going okay so far :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:

I have two siblings - a sister and a brother - and all three of us watch dramas! My sister's the one who also watches Korean dramas. I think this is mainly why my collection is so huge. Although I haven't seen every drama I own, I believe all of them have been watched at some point.

We finished the third season of Churasan. We'll be watching... and most probably finishing, the fourth season tomorrow.

Churasan ages very well or should I say it's ageless. No matter how often I watch it (I have done so a number of times) it never fails to raise my spirits with it's lightheartedness and feeling of actually participating in the daily lives of the Ippukan clan. Wouldn't it be great if there were another sequel in which Eri plays her real age of 30 as well as the other cast members that would form a nice life continuation of this incredible collection of lovable characters.
:victory:

i`m on watching tokyo sonata...it`s very2 cool movies.,..!

ralphm1999 wrote:

Churasan ages very well or should I say it's ageless. No matter how often I watch it (I have done so a number of times) it never fails to raise my spirits with it's lightheartedness and feeling of actually participating in the daily lives of the Ippukan clan. Wouldn't it be great if there were another sequel in which Eri plays her real age of 30 as well as the other cast members that would form a nice life continuation of this incredible collection of lovable characters.
:victory:

We finished with Churasan, and now we're watching Kekkon. It seems my sister can't get enough of Ryoko-chan.

Wynter wrote:

We finished with Churasan, and now we're watching Kekkon. It seems my sister can't get enough of Ryoko-chan.

Your sister has very good taste. :victory:
Fortunately she will have several more Ryoko chan dramas to look forward to.
Now that you mention it, I think it's time for me to watch Kekkon again too.