Mitsushima is the biggest problem so far for me watching Ohisama. She looks like a 23 year old woman dressed up like a high school kid. Which is what she was at the time. Inoue can get away with it because she was 21 and kind of short.
It's like that with all the series spanning an big age range, it's even worse with taiga drama. Inoue Mao has got that huge forehead :hehe: Shouldn't be too long before they grew up to be adults, hopefully.
Episode 5 of Don Quixote, did start out slow but has become more interesting with each episode. :mrgreen: Like Mahiru in this drama, looked for a bigger role of hers and found a good one in Moso Shimai/Paranoid Sisters, so good watched the first 4 episodes in one sitting. :victory:
Finished Don Quixote, was an okay watch, bit up and down but ended up on a fairly good note though a tad rushed, for sure a must watch if you're a Shota fan, he was good as usual in this. :mrgreen:
Joshi Deka, up to episode 3, tried to find one I didn't know anything about and picked this one, just okay so far but each episode has gotten better, Yukie has been quite good it in though. :victory:
Bitter Sugar-I think i'm really gonna like this one! the ladies have terrific chemistry(also love ther gay friend) but they all seem interesting and real (nothings really glamourized and Ryo she always looks so cool and laid back.
After the first episode I thought, "This is really going to suck", but kept watching because of Ryo and Sawa Suzuki. I notice they've managed to work at least one shot of Tokyo Sky Tree into every episode so far.
I dunno, up thru episode 3, maybe someone will get killed and it will turn into a murder mystery.
At least I get to hear Hitomi Yaida sing Machigai Darake no Diary at the end of every episode.
Just finished Soratobu Taiya. What an awesome drama! From acting to storyline, it was top-notch. So glad to see Nakamura Toru back in action, he was superb, and Endo Kenichi as the gruff cop :thumbsup: Could really root for the underdog all the way. Would recommend this to anyone in need of a good drama to watch.
junny wrote:Just finished Soratobu Taiya. What an awesome drama! From acting to storyline, it was top-notch. So glad to see Nakamura Toru back in action, he was superb, and Endo Kenichi as the gruff cop :thumbsup: Could really root for the underdog all the way. Would recommend this to anyone in need of a good drama to watch.
Thanks for the rec! Started watching it, seems pretty good so far, but with that cast (Nakamura, Mizuno, Endo, Mimura, Kunimura, Toda, et al) they could just stand there reading a Toyota Camry shop manual and make it interesting. :thumbsup:
Futatsu no Spica, really enjoying this one, can't think of the last time I watched 5 episodes back to back to back :sweat: .... but did with this one, shame it's only 7 episodes, this drama gets a big :victory: here.