What dramas are you currently watching?

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

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27 Jun 2007, 09:49 #12441
Orion wrote:currently watching damens walker...l..


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27 Jun 2007, 09:54 #12442
eeeehhh........i'm sorry bmw-san...... :bow:
27 Jun 2007, 09:54 #12443
thtl wrote:You may want to trim down your signature - it is currently over the limit of 500 x 150 pixels.

I trimmed it down to zero. ;)
27 Jun 2007, 09:57 #12444
Finished epi 9 of Akimahende... which means I've watched 5 epi's today, which means I've watched the most I've ever done in one sitting... :sweat:

I think I'll leave the last two for tomorrow. :mrgreen: This drama is definitely gonna get a vote from me.
27 Jun 2007, 09:58 #12445
Wynter wrote:Finished epi 9 of Akimahende... which means I've watched 5 epi's today, which means I've watched the most I've ever done in one sitting... :sweat:

I coulda sworn you've done more.... :headscratch:
27 Jun 2007, 10:02 #12446
bmwracer wrote:
I coulda sworn you've done more.... :headscratch:


Nope! I try not to watch more than 3 episodes in one sitting, tho I have done 4 before. I usually don't have 5 hours in a row at the computer.
27 Jun 2007, 11:01 #12447
Wynter wrote:Finished epi 9 of Akimahende... which means I've watched 5 epi's today, which means I've watched the most I've ever done in one sitting... :sweat:

DAMN!!! You only spent at most 2 days watching this drama, right? And I thought I spent too much time watching dramas. :P

On topic...I'm going to watch Chakushin Ari episode 4 as soon as I get home. Unless I find something online to occupy my time.
27 Jun 2007, 11:13 #12448
cori wrote:
DAMN!!! You only spent at most 2 days watching this drama, right?
Sensei goes thru dramas like a chain saw thru a cabbage patch doll! [/list:u]
27 Jun 2007, 12:43 #12449
Wynter wrote:

Nope! I try not to watch more than 3 episodes in one sitting, tho I have done 4 before. I usually don't have 5 hours in a row at the computer.


I usually watch 4 to 5 hours of jdorama per night. unless I'm distracted by American TV...of course, now it's off season, so the only American stuff I watch now is Traveller and Kyle XY...wasn't there supposed a second season of Meerkat Manor...
27 Jun 2007, 12:45 #12450
runpup wrote:

I usually watch 4 to 5 hours of jdorama per night. unless I'm distracted by American TV...of course, now it's off season, so the only American stuff I watch now is Traveller and Kyle XY...wasn't there supposed a second season of Meerkat Manor...


4 to 5 HOURS?? Wow. I wish I could spare an hour every night... I'm lucky to get in an episode every few nights :(
27 Jun 2007, 12:50 #12451
Anime Dad wrote:

4 to 5 HOURS?? Wow. I wish I could spare an hour every night... I'm lucky to get in an episode every few nights :(


Well. I'm a single old fart with no kids or family...so I gotta lot of free time & this is how I choose to use it...
27 Jun 2007, 13:05 #12452
Why not! I probably would, if I were you.

OT: Going to start Kuitan 1 next.
27 Jun 2007, 13:12 #12453
runpup wrote:

Well. I'm a single old fart with no kids or family...so I gotta lot of free time & this is how I choose to use it...


Sorry if that came across as bitter or weird...I'm quite content...
27 Jun 2007, 13:22 #12454
Anime Dad wrote:OT: Going to start Kuitan 1 next.

Itadakimasu...! :victory:
27 Jun 2007, 13:24 #12455
runpup wrote:

Sorry if that came across as bitter or weird...I'm quite content...


i'd be content with watching just some j-dramas, and busy with the ladies...

a family man....that is what some of us guys desire to be...i'm that age, not sure the mindset...but i got a bit of free time here and there. :bonk:
27 Jun 2007, 18:13 #12456
1 episode to go until i finish Tsubasa no Orenta Tachi 2
28 Jun 2007, 04:25 #12457
cori wrote:
DAMN!!! You only spent at most 2 days watching this drama, right? And I thought I spent too much time watching dramas. :P.


More like three days :P After taking a long time to finish Majo, I was really hungry for a GOOD drama. Akimahende happened to be the remedy.

gaijinmark wrote: Sensei goes thru dramas like a chain saw thru a cabbage patch doll! [/list:u]


Vrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrm! :P

runpup wrote:

Well. I'm a single old fart with no kids or family...so I gotta lot of free time & this is how I choose to use it...


You and I both. Tomorrow is my last day of work before the summer, and so I have no marking at all to do. With all this free time, and the fact that I rarely watch American TV, I choose to spend it on Japanese dramas. :D

monta wrote:1 episode to go until i finish Tsubasa no Orenta Tachi 2


The last one with Karina is the best one. :victory:

On Topic: Gonna watch Akimahende epi 10. :thumbsup:
28 Jun 2007, 06:19 #12458
About to start Shomuni 3 I honestly don't see how they can top Shomuni 2, but if they want to overwhelm me, I am willing to be overwhelmed!!! :woot:
28 Jun 2007, 06:29 #12459
Final epi of Akimahende! The last epi left on a cliffhanger... >>rubs hands together<<
28 Jun 2007, 07:33 #12460
Wynter wrote:Final epi of Akimahende! The last epi left on a cliffhanger... >>rubs hands together<<


All done!

My Review: 10/10

I had high expectations for Akimahende, and it definitely delivered! I love family dramas, and this one managed to maintain that extra flare. To begin with, the intro to the show is one of the best Ifve ever seen. The comedy is perfectly timed and ACTUALLY funny. Each character holds its own, which makes it really hard to have a favourite.

The casting was grand. Ifve seen Fujiwara Norika in Love Generation, and thought she was just okay, and quite dispensable. In Akimahende, however, she was simply marvelous. She was perfect as a struggling model with a determined head on her shoulders. She was one of the characters that made me laugh out loud in my seat. Then there was Uchida Yuki, who was paired with Nishimura Masahiko. Although physically the pairing looked quite awkward, both parties pulled it off so well! Sumire really looked like she cherished Sam, and Samc letfs just say Ifll never EVER be able to forget that trench coat! I loved it when he popped onto the scene. His role was completely different than the one Ifve seen him play in NsfAoi, and Ifve convinced hefs an excellent actor. Ninomiya Kazunari was okay but Suzuki Anne was definitely the child-star in this drama. And of course, I canft ignore the glue that held the drama together: Nakamura Tamao! Although I found her a little annoying at the beginning, she definitely grows on you.

Not a lot of thought is required to watch this drama, but it was grand regardless. Excellent comedy with a heart-warming theme. Although it got repetitive at times, it wasnft enough to bore me, nor irritate me. Which is always a good thing. ;)

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