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I would love to write some articles instead of reviews, how do I apply for go about it? Thank you

Me too! J Dramas amazing!!
Suburban Lawyer: What Did You Eat Yesterday (desperately need a Season 3) or Ishiko & Haneo (would have loved a second season) - less courtroom, more advocacy.
Hairdresser: Love Like The Falling Petals
Army Recruit: Tepacchi (if only for the Episode 2 aka Keita Machida shower scene lol)
Hospital Doctor: Good Doctor (2018) starring the amazing Kento Yamazaki

Agree, haven't been into a library for several years but at the time I found it surprisingly noisy, they serve a very different purpose these days. I am glad they around though, they do provide a haven and refuge for many people. thank you for being a librarian!

Great article Badass Bunny! I will go out on a limb and reiterate my review, Incurable Case Of Love was a TERRIBLE lame series, LOL! Saved only by Satoh Takeru's superior acting skills. He chooses all his roles with care. The protagonist nurse is a love pest (!) and the tired doctor finally caves in haha. Really enjoyed the recommendations, thank you!

same here. I wa shocked!

totally agree, I reviewed it a few days ago and mentioned that too, the focus on plot was very refreshing.

none of that on the J version. I have noticed that women slapping men seems to be a Korean thing, it is rather upsetting

more toned down. definitely more watch able, less cheesy. I reviewed it a few days ago. FW

dammit, fly the man to London and insist on a 007 James Bond audition!

So I searched for dramas tagged "time travel", and OH, there are so many of them!!! Would love an article about that! Recently I watched Pending Train and that was fantastic :-D

currently i'm watching "Door Into Summer" starring the one and only Kento Yamazaki, it's quite good.

and in 19 years time you will look back and say "Ahhhh, I was but a grasshopper then!" :-D

Will be great with some solid actors