ladyusagi wrote:i'm glad that people are actually watching iryu. i only hope the quality is the same as the first season.
Well they're writing their own script instead of following the manga as in season 1 so :fingerscrossed:
Started by juuan · 2 Oct 2004 · 2,138 replies
ladyusagi wrote:i'm glad that people are actually watching iryu. i only hope the quality is the same as the first season.
maui wrote:"Galileo" premiere gets 24.7%
bmwracer wrote:
But is it any good?
concertmaster wrote:
Well they're writing their own script instead of following the manga as in season 1 so :fingerscrossed:
maui wrote:It`s a good rating bc the lead actor is not kimutaku.
bmwracer wrote:
But is it any good?
concertmaster wrote:I like it...my favorite drama of this season so far... :thumbsup:
bmwracer wrote:
Bring on the subs...! :victory:
Tenshigure wrote:
EDIT 2: AWESOME, I CALLED IT! SARS is doing the hard subs for the series...
maui wrote:
It`s a good rating bc the lead actor is not kimutaku.
Tenshigure wrote:
EDIT 2: AWESOME, I CALLED IT! SARS is doing the hard subs for the series...of course I think this means that Newbie-Forever is going to drop off. That's one thing I don't like about that team, though they are decent in speed and quality, they always seem to step on people's toes...
tabana wrote:
... considering it's a detective/mystery drama and not school related filled with johnny's is somewhat amazing. :woot:
ladyusagi wrote:i dunno, fukuyama masaharu and kou shibasaki being in galileo probably also contributed to the high ratings. if there were no kimura takuya the one winning all those anan rankings would be fukuyama.
8thSin wrote:
I was just saying young Johnny's in general aren't known for high ratings. Only doramas starring SMAP members are auto-high ratings :hehe:
There are few exceptions like HYD and MBMH, but there are much more flops than hits.
Fukuyama Masaharu got numbers from beginning, and he hasn't been in a dorama for years, so I bet a lot of people tuned in for him. And Shibasaki Kou... Nothing with her in main roles have ever flopped yet :naughty:
concertmaster wrote:Congrats to 'Galileo'. Some people on d-addicts seemed not very impressed by the plot in ep. 1, yet marvelled at its brilliance only after 2nd viewing (or on 2nd thought). IMO a good howdunit is much more difficult to write than a good whodunit because it usually requires some kind of domain knowledge. As a mystery buff, I've pretty much read/watched all the popular American, English, and Japanese mystery novels/'TV series' out there since elementary school. By far my favorite mysteries of all time are still the ones in the TV series 'Banacek' (extremely clever howdunits involving thefts of very unusual items).
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