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Great article. Respect for writing about Joey Wong :)

Hah! Thanks for this article. Sailor Moon was a cult hit in Poland of the 1990s. Will try to checkout the live-action drama in the future.

Couldn't put it better myself. Medical J-dramas are the best out there.
My all-time faves are Doctor X and Iryu: Team Medical Dragon.

Ok :D

Thank you for this sweet article from the bottom of my heart. Even though I did not apply to write articles in order to practice English, I had a lot of similar experiences.

PS I have not yet seen on MDL the type of toxic, negative feedback which you mentioned. However, MAL is a completely different story...

Right! That figures

"I tried (and quickly dropped) the anime version a long time ago. It's a rip-off of Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai (one the best anime of all time) and Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor (interesting but not that much after Akagi)."

Interesting remark, but we are not all anime experts. I have not heard about any of these shows.

As soon as I dig into it, I'll let you know about my thoughts :)

You should definitely give this a try, at least the drama :)

Great aritcle! I have not heard about this series. Will definitely check it out.

I have not checked that one out yet, to be honest. There are some good opinions on the net, so I'll definitely watch it.

I made a hyperlink to it in the article, but here you go:
https://kisskh.at/965-odoru-daisousasen

The series as a whole does not have sismance/yuri. The closest thing to it is a Special episode #2: Wangan Police Station Female Police Officers' Story

Thanks! Every entry of the Bayside Shakedown series is subbed, but it's hard to catch'em all on the net. Drama is the easiest one to find online.

OMG! It's a dream come true!

Yes! I will always be coming back to this series :)

Thanks for the comment! It all depends on the taste of your friend. Who knows? Maybe he'll like Bayside Shakedown movies. It's funny that on the list of highest grossing films in Japan, after Bayside Shakedown 2, there's nothing from live action domestic productions; all of a sudden you get Antarctica from 1983 (which is a great movie but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone), then more nothing, only to end with the first Bayside Shakedown movie at the bottom :)
Both Kitano and Kore-eda are good recs in my opinion.

It may be unclear for the context of the article, but I wasn't the one having the conversation. I just witnessed the discussion taking place.

Thanks! The only police show I liked that came out immediately after Bayside Shakedown was Keizoku (1999) and that's because it was totally different.

Oda Yuji and Fukatsu Eri are perfect together on screen. I wish they could have done more movies.

Bitter Blood is awesome (I loved it how they parodied one of Kurosawa's films in one episode).

Even though the first movie may be cliched, I still come back to it every now and then. This series was my second drama ever, right after the original GTO.