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Pour moi, je préfère retourner aux animes mieux que les séries mais je finirai les saisons que j'ai laisser depuis longtemps un jour :D

Yes, I am a med student (:

Ah, you must be busy then. I wish you luck with your exam; Gombatte!

Thanks Dreamy; I completed downloading 'A Man Called God' and now, I am downloading 'A Man's Sroy'. You know that you shouldn't keep such dramas for yourself :p

Everything is cool, the exam is still a bit far away but I have confidence in my ability :D

This actor is simply genius! Who cares about looks when he's able to pull every character in a brilliant way? People should learn to differentiate flower boys actors from real actors: this guy is the real deal!

I would recommend you "Tokyo DOGS" but I am sure it won't interest you since it's about two detectives and the Japanese humour is strongly present. As for movies, there's "Crows Zero" which is a must watch out of all of his films but again, I don't think you would appreciate it since it's about fighting. There's also "Juui Dolittle"; it has a different theme that may interest you. I don't think there's something in Shun's list that suits your taste except "Hana Yori Dango" maybe.

I do agree with Kurosawa's saying that's why the most important element in dramas for me is "Scriptwriting", if that goes well then I can forgive anything else including the bad acting but if it's bad then I will be super harsh even if the acting was top-notch. What about you? What's your most important element in a drama or a movie?

I took a distance from American Tv shows; I can hardly watch anything western right now and that's because I grew a bit tired of the concept and then I found Asian and Turkish dramas even though I am not watching the latter as I used to before.

You didn't like Ghost? Why is that? I heard from everyone that the drama has a good mystery.

LOL! I am not a dropper either; I hate to leave things unfinished.

Yup, I saw MARS and I found it good. I told this to PCE the other day; Taiwan is professional at making manga adaptations.

You convinced me with Jaong Hyuk because that guy is really a great actor so I will add it to my PTW list and watch it when I am in the right mood. Because I am not really into emotional and heartwarming things.

So after finishing Golden Empire; you're not starting anything? No drama is good?

More like society in other countries don't accept the Japanese way of making dramas.

I thought you liked the drama since it's tearjerker and all.

I don't know if you continued on but they DID turn it into insest. I can't believe that Hoon Nam was about to marry his sister Lee Soo Jin. They even kissed and all =_=

I also love Japanese dramas better but Korean dramas are everywhere that you cannot get rid of them LOL

So you never watched more than a drama at the time?

Hi there Miri, long time no talk. How have you been?

I see. Well that's better since Kdramas and Twdramas fit the social scale better. But there are some good Japanese family dramas too.

So you're only focusing on one drama at the time?

Don't worry about it :D

Ji Sub ahjussi is one of my favorite actors and it's a great change to see him in a rom-com considering the fact that most of his other roles are into action; don't get me wrong, I loved them but this is a nice change.

You're still watching Goddess Of Fire, Jeongi? Woah, is it worth 32 episodes?

Ah, I see then what's the point of dubbing English movies? :D And is it true that your country used to show Japanese dramas but not anymore? Why is that?

Good luck with that Bwahahaha; those tyoes of stories will never be my thing.

Ah, so you're not watching anything because you're busy with study?

Hahaha don't worry about it, I dramatoned two Japanese dramas back to back but I have Korean dramas in my top priorities list so I have to get to them pretty soon. You're right, one of them is "The Chaser" and I can't wait to watch it after my current dramathon.
I am currently watching Legal High and I love it! Sakai Masato is officially in my top five favorite actors :D

I must think hard before recommending you any Oguri Shun drama because the good ones I can think of aren't something of your taste.

I also think that old performers are better skilled but sometimes you get surprised by young actors skills especially in Japan since they give chances for 16 and 17 year-old actors to be the main role and they usually pull it off in a great way.

There's something about the trend of drama addicts while judging characters, I don't know if you noticed it or not but if the character is written very well then the actor is awesome even if his face doesn't move and he's stiff all the time but if the character is badly written (it doesn't have to be an evil character) then the actor is super bad when the poor guy has nothing to do with the way his character was written. I wish people would differ a good actor from a good character; those are two different things.

That's because I am busy in dramathon but I will start a currently airing drama soon, don't worry about it :p

Yes, you're right we should pass the love around LOL

Thanks (: You only watch dramas on TV? You should watch online.