What dramas are you currently watching?

bmwracer wrote:
Woo hoo... KT's mom is a Ryoko-chan fan...! :hehe: :woot: :dancing: :thumbsup:

:woot: :woot:
Thanks a lot buddy. The no sub is just fine, my mom will still watch and laugh :mrgreen:

K.T.Tran wrote: :woot: :woot:
Thanks a lot buddy. The no sub is just fine, my mom will still watch and laugh :mrgreen:

Terrific. :hehe:

susantotony wrote:

for me big wing is quite so so. how about slow dance. do you recommend it?

Take a chance and watch Slow dance.
I thought it was great! :yippee:
Cant miss with good luck either for a fun drama.

Watched Three Swordman. Very amusing!!
:thumbsup:

Eve wrote:

Take a chance and watch Slow dance.
I thought it was great! :yippee:
Cant miss with good luck either for a fun drama.

Watched Three Swordman. Very amusing!!
:thumbsup:

ants in my pants was bewtter than slow dance...

:P

<eats a glowing lime green colored melon pan>

Tu_triky wrote:

ants in my pants was bewtter than slow dance...

:P

<eats a glowing lime green colored melon pan>

but where they fire ants? :headscratch:

seriously, slow dance was slow, but ryoko was kinda hot...admit it dude...she was hot....and the music was ok...
:say_yes:

Tu_triky wrote:

<eats a glowing lime green colored melon pan>

Melon!!!!!
:hehe:

K.T.Tran wrote:

Melon!!!!!
:hehe:

it's actually


MELON!!!!!

K.T.Tran wrote:

Melon!!!!!
:hehe:

i got one of those to snack on....good stuff from the j-market. :thumbsup:

Eve wrote:

Take a chance and watch Slow dance.
I thought it was great! :yippee:
Cant miss with good luck either for a fun drama.

Watched Three Swordman. Very amusing!!
:thumbsup:

thanx. I'll try to find three swordman after watching good luck and wonderful life (takashi sorimachi). :metaldevil:

watching Hana yori dango and brother beat. HYD is soooo good, watch it people, you will not regret it. :woot:

Juggling between Lunch Queen (had to pick something more happy to watch after "Crying Out Loud..") and 1 LITER of Tears (oh boy, here we go again with the tissue packs).

K.T.Tran wrote: :woot: :woot:
Thanks a lot buddy. The no sub is just fine, my mom will still watch and laugh :mrgreen:

Discs are in t he mail, bud.

Hope you and your mom enjoy the show. :D

I've been watching Dragon Zakura and I have to say, this was a tough one to get into.

For me, the first 4 episodes were sort of duds. Hiroshi Abe is a favorite of mine, so I kept watching, but I couldn't have cared less about the cast around him. And yet another story about High School unerachievers was... tedious.

But somewhere toward the end of 4 and into episode 5 the show started to wake up. In a large part because Kyoko Hasegawa seemed to wake up.

And that's interesting for me, because she's the last person I would have thought could liven up a series.

The only other show I'd seen her in was Matsu's "Always the Two of Us", and I thought Hasegawa was one of the biggest zeros I'd ever seen in a series. Amazing what a little time, and some added experience can do for an actor.

I really doubt this show will make it to my favorites list. But at least now, after 8 episodes, I'm no longer just plodding through it, because I have it. I'm actually starting to enjoy it, and I'm thinking about taking a look at some of Hasegawa's other work.

Quick note: Yesterday I was watching a movie called "3 Extremes". Three short horror stories in one movie. One directed by a guy from HK, one from a Korean, and one from a Japanese director (Okay, it was Miiki) and I was through the whole thing before I realised that the Japanese leading lady was Hasegawa.

Different hair-do, different attitude, different setting, and she was a completely different person. Not bad.

Tu_triky wrote:

ants in my pants was bewtter than slow dance...

:P

<eats a glowing lime green colored melon pan>

Slow Dance was not,

for everyone in pants,

with or without ants. :hehe:

I think Im going Tiawanese with Prince Turned Into Frog tonight if I can get away from Yakitate.

Eve wrote:

Slow Dance was not,

for everyone in pants,

with or without ants. :hehe:

LOL...good one...i didn't detest it...i thought it was cool...not great :P

Slow Dance, tight pants...i'm mindful of the character with the Lunch truck...he served Taco Rice, seasoned nice.

Geezer wrote:I've been watching Dragon Zakura and I have to say, this was a tough one to get into.

For me, the first 4 episodes were sort of duds. Hiroshi Abe is a favorite of mine, so I kept watching, but I couldn't have cared less about the cast around him. And yet another story about High School unerachievers was... tedious.

But somewhere toward the end of 4 and into episode 5 the show started to wake up. In a large part because Kyoko Hasegawa seemed to wake up.

And that's interesting for me, because she's the last person I would have thought could liven up a series.

The only other show I'd seen her in was Matsu's "Always the Two of Us", and I thought Hasegawa was one of the biggest zeros I'd ever seen in a series. Amazing what a little time, and some added experience can do for an actor.

I really doubt this show will make it to my favorites list. But at least now, after 8 episodes, I'm no longer just plodding through it, because I have it. I'm actually starting to enjoy it, and I'm thinking about taking a look at some of Hasegawa's other work.

Quick note: Yesterday I was watching a movie called "3 Extremes". Three short horror stories in one movie. One directed by a guy from HK, one from a Korean, and one from a Japanese director (Okay, it was Miiki) and I was through the whole thing before I realised that the Japanese leading lady was Hasegawa.

Different hair-do, different attitude, different setting, and she was a completely different person. Not bad.

we have our opinions, right?, personally i like it all.

Tu_triky wrote:Taco Rice, seasoned nice.

Sounds so good,
Id have it twice! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Eve wrote:

Sounds so good,
Id have it twice! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

it's one of those created-in-japan dishes....it's something akin to a taco-flavored risotto with ground meat, i believe..i've never had it personally :)

a version...not so much like a risotto but basically a taco without the shell and rice instead....i wonder how the slow dance version tasted?

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Tu_triky wrote:

it's one of those created-in-japan dishes....it's something akin to a taco-flavored risotto with ground meat, i believe..i've never had it personally :)

a version...not so much like a risotto but basically a taco without the shell and rice instead....i wonder how the slow dance version tasted?

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Im starving so it all sounds good to me! :woot:

If I wasn't on dialup, I 'd move this stuff over to the Food thread. :sweat: