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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 12:52 pm Post subject:
Just finished Jikou Keisatsu episode 6...this show is great...I've always liked Odagiri, but I've only seen him in serious roles...he's showing true comedic talent in this...
the previews I saw of episode 7 looks like the next case he deals with is the armored car robbery that was the basis of the movie Hatsukoi, but I may be mistaken... _________________
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 1:52 pm Post subject:
runpup wrote:
Just finished Jikou Keisatsu episode 6...this show is great...I've always liked Odagiri, but I've only seen him in serious roles...he's showing true comedic talent in this...
the previews I saw of episode 7 looks like the next case he deals with is the armored car robbery that was the basis of the movie Hatsukoi, but I may be mistaken...
I loved this drama! I haven't seen Jikou Keisatsu 2 yet, but some say it's just as good as the first. I think Joe has a real future doing more comedy!
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 5:40 pm Post subject:
^ With all the raves for Jikou Keisatsu, I might just look this up.
On topic: I finished Last christmas today. Started on Koukou Kyoshi 1993, but with all the drama watching, I got tired and stopped in the middle of it. _________________
Well, yeah. It's an older show, but just about everyone in it has kept on working steadily, so I know them all very well from their later work.
Case in point, it's a trip to see Yuko Asano playing a young woman, as opposed to the semi regal matrons she always plays now.
And Miki Nakatani as the snarky, bratty younger sister.
The show falls under the Daughter-in-Law theme, but it's not so much the war between the Mother-in-Law and the Daughter-in-Law, as it's a war between the two families of in-laws who dislike each other.
There's a lot of stuff going on with this show, but one thing I did notice was the chemistry between Nakatani and Yoko Nogiwa. I don't know if they'll get to develop it, but after only two episodes (yeah, I couldn't bring myself to turn it off after the first episode) I find myself wishing those two had worked together more often. _________________
Gonna start Byaku Yakou. I just checked out the cast and it's the same as Crying out Loud... so I'm afraid now. What if this is just another remake of the same story using the same cast? _________________
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 4:33 am Post subject:
Wynter wrote:
Gonna start Byaku Yakou. I just checked out the cast and it's the same as Crying out Loud... so I'm afraid now. What if this is just another remake of the same story using the same cast?
i think you should re-watch attack, S.O.S., and boku first...
This one is very different from Sekachu...a polar opposite...
O good! I mean, I LIKED Crying out loud... but watching another version with the same cast woulda been too much. If the stories are different, I'll be able to go in with no expectations. _________________
Gonna start Byaku Yakou. I just checked out the cast and it's the same as Crying out Loud... so I'm afraid now. What if this is just another remake of the same story using the same cast?
it's different... i so don't like this one. it's way too slow, depressing, etc. and i don't like Yamada Takayuki from the start. i didn't finish this one. no matter how good the reviews said it was _________________
it's different... i so don't like this one. it's way too slow, depressing, etc. and i don't like Yamada Takayuki from the start. i didn't finish this one. no matter how good the reviews said it was
LOL.
I feel the same way about Sekai no Chuushin... There ain't enough money in the world to get me to watch that weepfest.
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I haven't seen Jikou Keisatsu 2 yet, but some say it's just as good as the first. I think Joe has a real future doing more comedy! 
