What dramas are you currently watching?

I'm stuck on JIN 2, don't really feel like continuing after 8 episodes. Sigh. As for Bull Doctor, I'm just watching for Esumi Makiko, really like the family scenes cuz they're so adorable. Goro's character is a complete douche, and he's got just ONE expression. Someone ban him from acting please :bleh:

junny wrote:Goro's character is a complete douche, and he's got just ONE expression. Someone ban him from acting please :bleh:

LOL. :rofl:

arnel98 wrote:Rewatching Coffee Prince and Mukodono (Takeuchi Yuko is so cute in this series :hehe: )

And she was still cute in Natsu no Koi wa Nijiiro ni Kagayaku.

Which I just finished. AS I said before very catchy. Matsumoto Jun was appropriately, and well cast, as the untalented son of a famous actor.

Yuko, as the older woman was loved by all.

And the little girl who played UMi was insanely cute.

I give it 8/10.

@ Junny- So you like that actor, do you? :hehe:

Eve wrote:@ Junny- So you like that actor, do you? :hehe:

Eh? Which one? If you mean Fujiki, yes yes yes :inlove:

junny wrote:

Eh? Which one? If you mean Fujiki, yes yes yes :inlove:

I was joking about Goro. ;)

But I'll agree with Fujiki-san. ;)

Eve wrote:

I was joking about Goro. ;)

But I'll agree with Fujiki-san. ;)

Kekekeke. Fujiki is just so awesome. :inlove: Still waiting for a Fujik-Esumi reunion :fingerscrossed:

Goro... sigh. Seriously, why does he act? Whether he's happy, sad or angsty, it's just ONE expression. I actually feel sorry for Ishihara Satomi that her character loves his character, who is a douchbag. I'm like "wtf do you see in him??????" :shakehead:

fujiki starts to look like an ojisan. :mrgreen:

20 century boy wrote:fujiki starts to look like an ojisan. :mrgreen:

The funny thing is, he HAS admitted he's pretty much an ojisan in real life :rofl: It's hilarious, especially if you think of the role that made him famous: Suga Eiichiro.

Halfway through Ryusei no Kizuna, I'm liking it quite a lot, thanks guys for suggesting it! :victory:

While waiting for the next episodes of Bull Doctor and Don Quixote, I was looking for something to fill the gap and I think I struck gold with Ohsama no Resutoran:http://jdorama.com/drama.291.htm :woot:

I'm trying to milk this one so I'm only watching one episode a day and I'm only up to episode 3 and I know I shouldn't be making an early evaluation, but honestly, if the next 8 episodes consist of nothing but Yamaguchi and Ono playing "Rock, Paper, Scissors" it's still miles better than any of the offerings I've seen from 2011! :applaud:

gaijinmark wrote:While waiting for the next episodes of Bull Doctor and Don Quixote, I was looking for something to fill the gap and I think I struck gold with Ohsama no Resutoran:http://jdorama.com/drama.291.htm :woot:

I'm trying to milk this one so I'm only watching one episode a day and I'm only up to episode 3 and I know I shouldn't be making an early evaluation, but honestly, if the next 8 episodes consist of nothing but Yamaguchi and Ono playing "Rock, Paper, Scissors" it's still miles better than any of the offerings I've seen from 2011! :applaud:

King's Restaurant is a classic, representative of the "golden age" of doramas.

Tu_triky wrote:

King's Restaurant is a classic, representative of the "golden age" of doramas.

They don't make 'em like they used to. :shakehead:

gaijinmark wrote: if the next 8 episodes consist of nothing but Yamaguchi and Ono playing "Rock, Paper, Scissors" it's still miles better than any of the offerings I've seen from 2011! :applaud:

Glad you mentioned Ono Takehiko; he's one of the best character actors around and has been for many years. When given a meaty role like in Ohsama no Resutoran, he really gets to show his acting chops.

And Yamaguchi Tomoko . . . :good:

shin2

Have you seen Pandora:http://jdorama.com/drama.1277.htm?

It was a pretty much overlooked drama from 2008. But it's got a topnotch cast which includes Ono. I really liked it. :applaud:

Episode 8 of Shota no Sushi, been okay but can't believe they stretched it out to 17 episodes. :nut:

Just wrapped up all the episodes of Kimi no te ga sasayaite iru.

Man, that was a pretty solid drama. Characterization and acting was great and consistent, nothing felt overly exaggerated or fantastic, the plot progressed very well through each episode and covered a lot of ground without being convoluted. I think I appreciated it as much because of how the stories within each episode were structured very simply yet to great effect. I'd venture a guess that the yearly schedule offered a lot in terms of how they planned the story out.

I had some misgivings since it dealt with disability, but I got the same vibe from it as Aishiteiru to itte kure, and it's great that it turned out very well.

gaijinmark wrote:shin2

Have you seen Pandora:http://jdorama.com/drama.1277.htm?

It was a pretty much overlooked drama from 2008. But it's got a topnotch cast which includes Ono. I really liked it. :applaud:

Thanks for the recommendation; I'll try and give it a look-see.

Still watching Zenkai Girl, if this wasn't the only show I was watching, I would have dropped it already.

pash wrote:Halfway through Ryusei no Kizuna, I'm liking it quite a lot, thanks guys for suggesting it! :victory:

i finished ryusei two mounts ago i like very much the drama, but the actuation of nino in the end i didnt like this much :P

Through 8 episodes of Zenkai Girl. Good story and characters, but some of the plots are dragging on a little too much.