Tokyo Dogs Episode 3

I knew it!

From the beginning, I knew that Kiuchi has something to do with the murder and wanted to frame Shige, I just didn’t want it to be true because he’s like an aniki to Maruo.

From the start, I wasn’t really interested in Yuki’s memories; it’s true that I wanted to find out. However, I never got really curious about it but now I am! What does she know? And what was the fight she had with her Nee-san before going to America?

Also, the hilarious conversations never stop accruing! Like arguing about the elephant drawing while fighting or when Sou’s mother calling him to ask about the pajama’s color while he was waiting for the criminal to show up xD

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Change of pace!

This episode was realy good and different from the first two. It focused more on Maruo(finally getting all the names straight!) and we got to see the more serious side of him... I guess So is more the "stay-cool-at-all-times" guy and Maruo is the character that exhibits emotional spectrum... Not as many chase/shootemup scenes, but just as much action. And the plot twist at the end was brilliant... Sad, but brilliant. Yuki is getting her memory back slowly, and at the end of the ep we are left with a total cliffhangar (it seems like "sexy waiter guy" is really a bad guy and he's about to stab the unsuspecting Yuki) I knew he was bad right from the start! Still made me laugh as much even though this ep also handled serious issues... And as a final sidenote, I realized one reason why I like this drama so much is definitely the amazing cinematography... I think its very rare to find it in most kdramas and taiwanese ones... Very enjoyable!

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