Well, I really really disliked season two already, so surprise, I knew I wouldn't like this third one either.
Takaki Yuya is painful to watch in any role because he is such a stiff stick, and here it's even more obvious because he not only is that but also overtries a lot.
As much as I think Akanishi Jin can't do a role, I have to say that compared to this.. all hail him in the #2 ;) And that's a lot said from me.
Miura then, I think this might be just the role for him. Surprising, a good performance (if we count out the stupid setting of the drama itself), and also the Kansai-boys that play his "gangers" seem quite ok for their roles.
But in general, it's so.. *grr* to watch the same things over and over as people already know. The other lead student being a hopeless case isn't helping.
Unless someone challenges me to watch this one (and volunteers to pay me back big time, which is so not going to happen), I won't watch this further.
I adore Namase, but in cases like this.. even that isn't going to make up for it.
Takaki Yuya is painful to watch in any role because he is such a stiff stick, and here it's even more obvious because he not only is that but also overtries a lot.
As much as I think Akanishi Jin can't do a role, I have to say that compared to this.. all hail him in the #2 ;) And that's a lot said from me.
Miura then, I think this might be just the role for him. Surprising, a good performance (if we count out the stupid setting of the drama itself), and also the Kansai-boys that play his "gangers" seem quite ok for their roles.
But in general, it's so.. *grr* to watch the same things over and over as people already know. The other lead student being a hopeless case isn't helping.
Unless someone challenges me to watch this one (and volunteers to pay me back big time, which is so not going to happen), I won't watch this further.
I adore Namase, but in cases like this.. even that isn't going to make up for it.