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* Title: ��邢��‚�
* Title (romaji): Warui Yatsura
* Format: Renzoku
* Episodes:
* Broadcast network: TV Asahi
* Broadcast period: 2007-Jan to 2007-Mar
* Air time: Friday 21:00
* Related shows: Kurokawa no Techou (TV Asahi, 2004), Kemonomichi (TV Asahi, 2006)


The last in a three-part adaptation of Matsumoto Seicho's works. Yonekura Ryoko plays a nurse who turns into a stalker (and murderer). In a slight deviation from the original storyline, the drama starts off with a nurse in love with a doctor, played by Kamikawa Takaya, and proceeds its depiction as her life spirals out of control.

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nurse who turns into a stalker (and murderer)

Wow. That should be a great drama. Different from all the school drama clones.
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tabana wrote:

Quote: nurse who turns into a stalker (and murderer) Wow. That should be a great drama. Different from all the school drama clones.

I can hear Cliff Richard's song Devil Woman in the background...

New Ryoko drama: http://waruiyatsura.asahi.co.jp/

From the web site:

bmwracer wrote:

From the web site:

Doesn't look like it's a comedy, ne?

Roughly translated: Those bad guys.

I see Beni Arashiro is in it as well.

Anime Dad wrote:

Roughly translated: Those bad guys. I see Beni Arashiro is in it as well.

I think she's providing the soundtrack song....

bmwracer wrote:

I think she's providing the soundtrack song....

Ah, OK. I can't read Japanese yet and Babelfish won't translate Flash sites

Anime Dad wrote:

Ah, OK. I can't read Japanese yet and Babelfish won't translate Flash sites

I checked the cast list and didn't see her name: ���Ǐ�g

Warui Yatsura debuts this Friday (1/19).

Cast:

From the web site:

Translation kudasai...

bmwracer wrote:

From the web site: Translation kudasai...

yeah right....ask kokou man he teaches the language doesn't he?

btw, everytime i see this thread title i automatically think of Urusei Yatsura the anime.....

bmwracer wrote:

From the web site: Translation kudasai...

Summary

Toyomi, a nurse who has her heart set on doing this job all her life, has no interest in marriage, doesn't interact with those around her and just performs her role everyday. She has a vague desire to work as a nurse overseas so she studies English. One day, Toyomi unexpectedly meets the head of the hospital, Toya Shinichi, and gets to know him. Tomoyi is enamoured with the dangerously charming Shinichi, but Shinichi has a number of other women...(Chise and Ryuko)

Warui Yatsura tells the story from the perspective of Toyomi, who has fallen in love with such a doctor. Desire, ambition, love, betrayal ... swirl about the human relationships in the hospital.

Thanks for the translation...!

Looks like another intense drama for Ryoko-chan... What happened to light, romantic comedies?

bmwracer wrote:

Thanks for the translation...! Looks like another intense drama for Ryoko-chan... What happened to light, romantic comedies?

Perhaps she's an avid Matsumoto Seichou fan? Or she's hopelessly drawn to such roles? I quite like her in these dramas.

jade_frost wrote:

Perhaps she's an avid Matsumoto Seichou fan?

He's the writer of the original story, ne?

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Or she's hopelessly drawn to such roles? I quite like her in these dramas.

Yeah, they're strong, meaty dramas, that's for sure... But we don't get to see her smile very much...

bmwracer wrote:

Yeah, they're strong, meaty dramas, that's for sure... But we don't get to see her smile very much...

Ryoko's quite carefree and happy in the first half of ep1. But the doctor - unscrupulous, morally loose and saddled with a debt-ridden hospital, with a hearty appetite for wealthy women - slowly draws her into his web though his motive isn't clear. It all starts with a basket of strawberries.

jade_frost wrote:

Ryoko's quite carefree and happy in the first half of ep1. But the doctor - unscrupulous, morally loose and saddled with a debt-ridden hospital, with a hearty appetite for wealthy women - slowly draws her into his web though his motive isn't clear. It all starts with a basket of strawberries.

So desu.

Thanks for the episode one summary.