Shinzanmono is not Hiroshi Abe best work but it's alright. Check out "Kekkon Dekinai Otoko" if you haven't already, or At Home Dad, White Spring. Those are much better! Enjoy! :woot:
Spider wrote:Shinzanmono is not Hiroshi Abe best work but it's alright. Check out "Kekkon Dekinai Otoko" if you haven't already, or At Home Dad, White Spring. Those are much better! Enjoy! :woot:
I have heard the same from many people, but I have seen almous all Abe Hiroshi dramas that's why I'm left with Shinzanmono now heh. Hope it's at least decent to watch.
Spider wrote:Shinzanmono is not Hiroshi Abe best work but it's alright. Check out "Kekkon Dekinai Otoko" if you haven't already, or At Home Dad, White Spring. Those are much better! Enjoy! :woot:
Abe is what makes Shinzanmono worth watching, otherwise it would probably be a bore.
Up to epi 55 of Hitomi. Better than I thought it would be at first, but it got terrible ratings which I attribute to the waning interest in asadoras.
It's episodes like today, ep 56, that probably drove viewers away. Who wants to see a lesson in a foster home office. That would be fine in a documentary, but don't try selling social issues in an asadora. We want to see the story of the principals, not the general problems of a society. Save the preachy teachy for church or something. :grumble:
Episode 6 of Zeni Geba. Even though Futaro was a fairly low person from the beginning it was easy to root for him, :sweat: getting harder to now, he's bringing vileness to a new level. :bow:
Sad to say that I'm dropping Shinzanmono, too boring for my taste. Even Abe Hiroshi can't save it. Watched 2 episodes and the reason was only because Abe is in it.
Propably gonna check Dekichatta Kekkon or Love revolution next.
Just decided to give Mop Girl a go this morning and ended up finishing all 10 episodes in one day. With a big enjoyment of course, this drama is greater than I expected :p
tartan wrote:Just decided to give Mop Girl a go this morning and ended up finishing all 10 episodes in one day. With a big enjoyment of course, this drama is greater than I expected :p
Felt the same way, didn't go in expecting a really good drama but it was quite good, :applaud: wanna re-watch it but too big of a backload is piling up. :sweat: 2 more episodes of Zeni Geba left, it's only 9 episodes, then it's on to the Sabu series, Troubleman, looking forward to that one. :fingerscrossed:
tinyamaki wrote:originally planning to watch MAOU but decided to take KEIZOKU first :mrgreen:
Do Maou right after then, think it's the best I've seen the last few months, :victory: another dark, depressing drama but one you wished never ended. :applaud:
Hey Tartan, have you seen "Egao no Hosoku" (Always Smiling")? Hiroshi Abe is in it, but the main focus is the girl. It's still pretty good and enjoyable to watch. A nice light hearted drama!
Spider wrote:Hey Tartan, have you seen "Egao no Hosoku" (Always Smiling")? Hiroshi Abe is in it, but the main focus is the girl. It's still pretty good and enjoyable to watch. A nice light hearted drama!
Of course I have seen it, chemistry between Abe Hiroshi and Takeuchi Yuko was great! One of the best from Abe Hiroshi I'd say, would like to rewatch it some other time. I haven't watched Shiroi Haru (only episode 1) and would maybe continue it some other time, haven't watched CHANGE as well. A drama about politics humm.. doesn't seem that appealing to me. And the fact that KimuTaku is the main doesn't spice it up. (Don't get me wrong, I like KimuTaku but only in certain dramas).
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