I have it, too, but I haven't watched it either. I'm afraid to. She bugs me so much. :bleh:
ditto, M&M....ditto...the only dorama i have seen her in which she wasn't too onerous was "Otousan"...but that is because she starred with several other incredibly famous japanese actors/actresses (powerhouses to use a word) so her screentime was limited...
Started on "Orange Days". I was going through it to get some screen caps but slow down from time to time to re-watch bits I liked, such as the amusement part scene in ep1.
it's obvious she lacks in acting skills, but she still looks damn hot while doing it... :naughty:
she's on this months cover of Non no, and "Ray" beauty magazine...damn she is hot... too bad she didn't last in singing and people think she cannot act.... :beaten: :shakehead:
brah, she ain't that good lookin' ...she's 'bout as hot as an artic glacier...i've seen at least a hundred better looking girls on an avg. weekend partying in los angeles.
brah, she ain't that good lookin' ...she's 'bout as hot as an artic glacier...i've seen at least a hundred better looking girls on an avg. weekend partying in los angeles.
currently just Gachibaka and Kurosagi.
Gachibaka is a mix for me. Gokusen + Great Teacher Onizuka = Gachibaka. Just for me!!! And why? Cuz just like in Gokusen and GTO the teacher do anything for his/her precious students. But still love it ^^
Kurosagi... well Yamapi of course xD And he chose Shuji in Nobuta, hope here he'll choose Tsurara xDDD
Haha, filling up time till next AP episode is released, right :hehe:
Oh yea.
I'm also watching this one taiwanese drama called Devil Beside Me. More Love Triangles and its College this time instead of High School. Main girl is kinda cute......she a bit ditzy, at least i think.
Umm....also dling Top Caster.
But yes, I'm very excited about ep 3 being released for dl and same for ep 4.
The real fun begins in ep 4 I think. I happen to saw like 2 sec for the preview and then stopped the clip :beaten:
Andro wrote:I continue now Keizoku. I didn't manage to finish it, because I had no time. I like it and my favourite is Mayama.
you're going to be in for a nice suspensfule finale for that one ;)
Just finished Ohsama no Resutoran - seems clear now where My Little Chef came from - this series is truly entertaining and humourous and Yamaguchi Tomoko is as fun as she was in Long Vacation :)
Just finished Ohsama no Resutoran - seems clear now where My Little Chef came from - this series is truly entertaining and humourous and Yamaguchi Tomoko is as fun as she was in Long Vacation :)
Sounds good :) . Not yet done downloading episodes 10 and 11. It's the next drama I'm gonna watch. I just finished watching Antique, gotta love those cakes :mrgreen: .
I've been ploughing through Kisarazu Cat's Eye. It's quick, a bit off beat, comical... and for me, it just misses the mark.
I usually really like shows like this. Shows that are scattered, and silly, with just a touch of pathos to keep them honest.
But with this one, it seems to be trying too hard. You know... following someone else's outline.
I'll finish it because I burned it. But I expect it'll end up at the bottom of a storage box, never to be revisited.
BUT! Talking about silly, light weight, nonsensical comedies that don't take themselves too seriously (or seriously at all) I've now watched 8 of the 9 episodes of Jikou Keisatsu and I'm gonna be depressed as all get out when it's over.
Don't look for anything special in the mysteries solved in this police comedy. The whole show revolves around the silly characters created by Joe Odagiri and Kumiko Asou.
This is the kind of show you wish they'd had a few more episodes to play with. Because as it went on, it got better as they got more comfortable playing off each other.
Geezer wrote:I've been ploughing through Kisarazu Cat's Eye. It's quick, a bit off beat, comical... and for me, it just misses the mark.
I usually really like shows like this. Shows that are scattered, and silly, with just a touch of pathos to keep them honest.
But with this one, it seems to be trying too hard. You know... following someone else's outline.
I'll finish it because I burned it. But I expect it'll end up at the bottom of a storage box, never to be revisited.
BUT! Talking about silly, light weight, nonsensical comedies that don't take themselves too seriously (or seriously at all) I've now watched 8 of the 9 episodes of Jikou Keisatsu and I'm gonna be depressed as all get out when it's over.
Don't look for anything special in the mysteries solved in this police comedy. The whole show revolves around the silly characters created by Joe Odagiri and Kumiko Asou.
This is the kind of show you wish they'd had a few more episodes to play with. Because as it went on, it got better as they got more comfortable playing off each other.
Agree with you on both accounts - "Kisarazu Cat's Eye"'s failure and "Jikou Keisatsu"'s success. In fact Nakatani Miki's "Keizoku" started on the same note as "Jikou Keisatsu" but, for me, has an unsatisfactory ending.
ayumiii_chan wrote:currently just Gachibaka and Kurosagi.
Gachibaka is a mix for me. Gokusen + Great Teacher Onizuka = Gachibaka. Just for me!!! And why? Cuz just like in Gokusen and GTO the teacher do anything for his/her precious students. But still love it ^^
Kurosagi... well Yamapi of course xD And he chose Shuji in Nobuta, hope here he'll choose Tsurara xDDD
Gachi baka, was ok....
I like Gokusen, but i really liked GTO...
all of which are school j-dramas...
also, just finished
Ame to Yume no Ato ni.....that was a good j-drama series, and i finished it in under a week. :say_yes: