Hilarious, entertaining and interesting! I like how they gave us a breif look into how small broadcasting companies operate. Yoshine Kyoko really did a great job here!
Though I would say it’s not for the people who are into “visuals” and who’d think that Japanese comedy is “too anime-ish”.
Now this show is a must-watch! The plot, the acting, the pace, the setting, I’d give them all a 10/10. The romance in this show is subtle but that’s not going to bother anyone who don’t like romance or even the ones who would grumble about the lack of it. I would say there’s a good balance in this show, not a single episode felt burdensome and I’d like to thank the directors and writers for this. As always, I think Jun Ikeido’s novel adaptations are well received and loved by many.
Stop with the teacher student relationships, I’m begging! Normalizing or even romanticizing this type of relationships would open doors for many educators and students to link together!! Take a look into the many scandalous reports about teachers hitting on (often times bordering on sexually harassing) students lately. This kind of thing shouldn’t be happening at all.
I would also like to add this personal opinion: I’ve always thought that adults who date kids are the type who can’t handle like-minded people and that’s pathetic.
This season made me laugh but not as hard as the first one. It started slow and boring at first but then started picking up its pace on episode 4. Also there are some episodes in the first half where you can skip and you won’t miss out on anything.
I liked this drama. It was nice to see dramatic, posh moms with their poor little kids (most of whom were bound by the shackles of high grades and prestige). Although sometimes Kanbara can get a little too preachy, that doesn’t really ruin the show and all the characters’ development. I wouldn’t want to spoil much but it’s a fun watch!
Funny, badass and empowering for women. However, I felt like the show was lacking in terms of building up the excitement for finding out the truth. Also, did I miss something cause why some comments in here talk like Shim Eunkyung is a great actress? I thought that her performance in this drama was... bland.
Though I would say it’s not for the people who are into “visuals” and who’d think that Japanese comedy is “too anime-ish”.
I would also like to add this personal opinion: I’ve always thought that adults who date kids are the type who can’t handle like-minded people and that’s pathetic.