What dramas are you currently watching?

Started by Pemu · 2 Aug 2003 · 27,479 replies

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10 Nov 2010, 12:02 #24601
No SPEC this week because of Japanese Americans (which was very moving and made me cry buckets despite the "Japanese American's" inability to speak English >_> But meh, details).

Regarding SPEC, I love how they remix the ending song in each episode. Also:
Spoiler — click to reveal The mystery behind Toma's injured hand. D: At the very end of the credits it showed her hand severed at the wrist. OUCH. Guess it wasn't just a broken arm after all.


Oh god episode 4 of Freeter. ;_; It hit me straight in the heart. This a very well written, well acted drama. I initially started watching it to feed my crush on Maruyama Ryuhei, but it's turned into one of the best this season. Once again Nino proves himself as a natural actor. Those tears...! It also reminded me just how much I like watching that guy in peril. lol

Nagareboshi is so good, too~ Ueto Aya is adorable and Takenouchi is so sweet. The other cast is likable too, especially Kitano Kii's rakugo fanatic boy friend. Goro-chan is also awesomely evil and sketchy.

SPEC, Freeter and Nagareboshi. Definitely the top 3 must-watch dramas this season :Db
10 Nov 2010, 12:15 #24602
niknik wrote:^
Gomen.... :bow:

No harm done. :victory:
11 Nov 2010, 06:09 #24603
strawberryfzz wrote:
Spoiler — click to reveal The mystery behind Toma's injured hand. D: At the very end of the credits it showed her hand severed at the wrist. OUCH. Guess it wasn't just a broken arm after all.



I saw that too :sweat: -> I hope we get some details on this.

Before starting a longer series like Hotman, I decided to watch Wagaya no rekishi, a 3 episode long SP. It follows a family from the 40ties to the 60ties. Some of my favorite actors are in it and some great people have cameos as famous people from that time. But overall I find it a very naive view of the past, nostalgia at its worst.
11 Nov 2010, 10:37 #24604
Thinking about starting Tsuki No Koibito. HAvent seen KimuTaku in awhile.
After finishing up with a long series like Queen Seon Deok(so much fun) kind of at a loss as to which to watch next.
11 Nov 2010, 12:37 #24605
EstherM wrote:

I saw that too :sweat: -> I hope we get some details on this.

Before starting a longer series like Hotman, I decided to watch Wagaya no rekishi, a 3 episode long SP. It follows a family from the 40ties to the 60ties. Some of my favorite actors are in it and some great people have cameos as famous people from that time. But overall I find it a very naive view of the past, nostalgia at its worst.


Same here. D:

Yeah, I had the same issues with Wagaya. It barely touched the surface of history. Though the cameos by famous people were cool, a lot of them felt forced as if included for the sole purpose of name dropping. I expected a little more from Mitani Koki so I was disappointed.
11 Nov 2010, 12:40 #24606
Eve wrote:Thinking about starting Tsuki No Koibito. HAvent seen KimuTaku in awhile.

Isn't that a good thing? :P
11 Nov 2010, 14:44 #24607
Just finished watching Teio. It was ok. I give it about a 6/10. It had a descent story about one guy working his way up from the bottom of the night club industry and eventually reaching the very top.
11 Nov 2010, 22:32 #24608
bmwracer wrote:
Isn't that a good thing? :P


;) Perhaps.
12 Nov 2010, 04:53 #24609
Episode 7 of Manatsu no Merry Christmas, been an okay watch though not a classic, started to drag in the middle but really picked up last episode, hopefully that sets things up for a good ending. :fingerscrossed:
Been really wanting to watch Hancho, downloads of the episodes are just so sporadic, some finish in a day or so, others haven't finished yet in over a week. :shamefulcry:
12 Nov 2010, 11:16 #24610
Tsuki No Koibito is working for us so far. :victory:
13 Nov 2010, 06:08 #24611
Finished up Manatsu no Merry Christmas, no ground breaking drama but I ended up enjoying it, :mrgreen: luckily it didn't end up as sappy as it could have been. :sweat: The way they shot Miki in this drama really thought she was pregnant, checked and guess she wasn't. :shakehead: Whole cast was good, always enjoy seeing Ren Osugi in anything, :applaud: thought Ai Kato's character Natsumi was the best though. :victory: Want to start Hancho, only 11 out of the 13 episodes are gonna end up downloading, think there's a problem with the 2 that won't, :puppydog: may watch it as it is and hope nothing major happened in those 2 episodes.
13 Nov 2010, 10:29 #24612
WE are enjoying the scenes in Shanghai in Tsuki No Koibito.
Shinohara Ryoko is so cool! :victory:
13 Nov 2010, 20:59 #24613
Hi, I'm new to the forum , I've recently finished watching Bloody Monday which seemed really good to me...... until I sat back and thought about the holes in the plotline and how stupid both the police and the terrorist were.

Now watching Seigi No Mikata, which I really like.
13 Nov 2010, 22:57 #24614
Welcome to the forum Sun_Shang_Xiang. :D

As for Bloody Monday, I think quite a few people have felt the same way you did.

Well, watched 5 episodes in a row of Tsuki No Koibito yesterday.
So I would say Im really enjoying it. :victory:
15 Nov 2010, 00:44 #24615
Well only the final ep is left of Tsuki.
Glad it is a long one. 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Saving it for tonight. :victory:
15 Nov 2010, 07:23 #24616
Started Hotman - as such not so bad but:

Spoiler — click to revealI have already problems with the basic storyline - for example the little girl's neurodermitis origin and the bio food stuff, and not knowing who the mother is ... perhaps this will be part of a twist but I somewhat doubt it ...


Now to bed and tomorrow SPEC episode 5. :dancing:
15 Nov 2010, 11:00 #24617
EstherM wrote:Started Hotman - as such not so bad but:

Spoiler — click to revealI have already problems with the basic storyline - for example the little girl's neurodermitis origin and the bio food stuff, and not knowing who the mother is ... perhaps this will be part of a twist but I somewhat doubt it ...




I doubt it too. ;)

Now off to see the final ep. :victory:
15 Nov 2010, 13:27 #24618
Loved the ending of Tsuki No Koibito.
So did my husband.
Just from the speed that I watched it with says a lot about how enjoyable it was.
:mrgreen:

Now as to what to watch next? :headscratch:
15 Nov 2010, 14:16 #24619
Eve wrote:Just from the speed that I watched it with says a lot about how enjoyable it was.

The fast forward accomplishes the same thing, Evie. :beaten:
15 Nov 2010, 16:07 #24620
Eve wrote:Loved the ending of Tsuki No Koibito.
So did my husband.
Just from the speed that I watched it with says a lot about how enjoyable it was.
:mrgreen:

Now as to what to watch next? :headscratch:


The final episode is a really good one. :)

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