Do you watch every Churasan episode? I pick and chose. I particularly bypass the goyaman story line.
We watch the entire thing from start to finish. My sister hates the Goya Man episodes as well, and was trying to skip them. But I wouldn't let her. :beaten: It's already our second day of watching and we've plowed through all those Goya Man episodes.
As for Dal Ja's Spring I'm worried about running out of episodes. It is so good.
I'm starting to ration my daily watch allocation.
I'm so glad! I LUFFED this drama!
On Topic: I'm already yawning, but if I can keep my eyes open, I plan on starting Tokyo DOGS tonight. :woot:
Wynter wrote:
I'm already yawning, but if I can keep my eyes open, I plan on starting Tokyo DOGS tonight. :woot:
Well, that should put you to sleep. There's one running joke through out the drama that you'll probably get sick of real fast.
As for me, up thru episode 3 of Shinzanmono, pretty good but the sweet endings are a bit much. Didn't even recognize Yuki Shibamoto (the Hello Kitty girl) :bonk:
All I can say is just WOW! I was moved to tears again just like ever episode this one of the best Jdoramas I have seen in such a long time. The little girl can ACT! and everyone else can to. The characters and the story are very good, and i'm glad the writers are bringing this topic to life. We alwatys see on tv over glamourized stories and idols just sitting there looking good, but this is real drama with a story that happens in real life, with normal characters. I highly recomend this drama
Up to episode 5 of Ryuusei no Kizuna, enjoying a lot more than I thought I was going to, :victory: though a story of getting a revenge for a murder, it's done in somewhat of a lighthearted manner. :hehe:
Episode 8 of Ryuusei no Kizuna, great cliff hanger to end that episode. :victory: It's only 10 episodes long, thought it was 11, bums me out, :beatyou: it's been very good up to now. Up next is Ningen no shoumei if it ever gets finished downloading, doesn't appear as though it will be soon enough, :bleh: have Untouchable and Keozoku though all lined up to view. :fingerscrossed:
Just finished Dare Yori Mo Mama Wo Aisu. Dang, I'm impressed.
Spoiler — click to revealWho would have thought Japan was capable of writing a gay character who doesn't get killed off or ends up being lonely forever?
I absolutely loved how all of the family's problems were addressed without being overly dramatic. The cast had great chemistry and delivered many memorable, hilarious moments. Another great family story by the guy who wrote Oyajy (one of my fav family dramas).
I wasn't really impressed by Tamayama Tetsuji's acting in Boss or other stuff I've seen him in, but he was amazing in this and it totally changed my opinion of him. Next, I'll probably watch Brother Beat and god forbid, maybe even finish Sunao ni narenakute just for him. (And by "watch" I mean fast forward to his scenes for the latter... :sweat: )
Tokyo DOGS episode 6. So I have an opinion now. It's boring. It's redundant. The writing isn't great. The three main actors are great, but their characters are severely lacking.
I don't hate it. It's still fun to watch sometimes and it has its moments, but it was way too hyped up. So much so that I'm thoroughly disappointed.
Wynter wrote:Tokyo DOGS episode 6. So I have an opinion now. It's boring. It's redundant.
Oh, I dunno. The first 20 or 30 times they did the thing with Shun's mom calling him in the middle of something wasn't so bad. But by episode 2, , , :banghead:
strawberryfzz wrote:Just finished Dare Yori Mo Mama Wo Aisu. Dang, I'm impressed.
Spoiler — click to revealWho would have thought Japan was capable of writing a gay character who doesn't get killed off or ends up being lonely forever?
It is a rarity.
Spoiler — click to revealBut the character is sorta tormented... While the other is overtly flamboyant... Not the best representations, I think.
Oh, I dunno. The first 20 or 30 times they did the thing with Shun's mom calling him in the middle of something wasn't so bad. But by episode 2, , , :banghead:
Yea, that got old quick, as did the random banter between the two main detectives. :rolleyes:
Spoiler — click to revealBut the character is sorta tormented... While the other is overtly flamboyant... Not the best representations, I think.
That's true. Probably not the best but I think it's a big step in the right direction.
Spoiler — click to revealIt was great how they both had supportive parents (Pinko's brother and sister aside) but more so, I'm just glad they didn't magically turn straight or bisexual at the end of the show like how it's usually done in so many jdramas. (Actually, Akira did the exact opposite of that. lol)