Episode 5: OK, that was, like 15 LOLs and one wet my pants with laughter.
Tanaka Koki is a comedic genius. It's endearing to see him with his jacket off so much of the time in this episode. He's slight of frame, but his presence is HUGE. Who is this guy?
I haven't mentioned the 90s vibe I'm getting from this. Don't know if that's the intention, but that's what I'm picking up on.
As someone below mentioned, I'd love to know how many times the cast broke character during rehearsals and filming. How the hell could you NOT lose it at this stuff? :D
Ichi should totally have dumped Kei the Hobbit and gotten back with Shuya, who, as we saw in flashback, has truly loved him all along. I hope Ichi realizes that he has condemned himself to a sexless existence. As we saw in flashbacks, Ichi liked sex with Shuya and is clearly not asexual, as Kei appears to be. Those creepy kisses Kei gives now and then are not going to cut it, especially as time passes.
Oh yes, Ichi will soon be seeking out Shuya at his bar (where there are never any customers) for some of that sweet Shuya schlong he used to get so much of.
Agree, that business side if cropped down a bit could have left a bit more for exploring their co-dependent relationship,…
Yes! Sequel? :D It certainly could do with one...there is lots of potential territory to explore. And god knows many, many far less deserving BLs have had sequels.
You're not allowed to ask that question.Punks Triangle: Horrible.
I'm a tad curious as to why you're lashing out at me, given that I in no way stated or implied that Ryota is "ugly." Do YOU think he's ugly? Do you resemble him and see "ugly" when you look in the mirror? If so, that's sad, of course, but it's no excuse to insult others.
btw, you're sadly illiterate. And stop liking your own comments.
Agree, that business side if cropped down a bit could have left a bit more for exploring their co-dependent relationship,…
I was fascinated by it, too. Taakami is 100% well-adjusted to the world and completely in charge of his choices, and he chooses to serve Naoya. Doing so fills a fundamental need within, and I saw nothing destructive about it.
Episodes 2-4: I haven't laughed out loud this much in a long time. :D
Both leads are fantastic, and their chemistry is powerful, but Tanaka Koki deserves a Grammy, Oscar, Tony, and Emmy for his performance here. That face! Those expressions! The way he uses his voice like it were a rubber band...lol, the guy's astounding.
This may not be a classic BL, but it's gay as the proverbial f**k. :)
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No wonder the son you raised has only one sullen facial expression in his acting repertoire.
Looks-wise, does he favor you or Mr. Hobbit?
OK, that was, like 15 LOLs and one wet my pants with laughter.
Tanaka Koki is a comedic genius.
It's endearing to see him with his jacket off so much of the time in this episode.
He's slight of frame, but his presence is HUGE.
Who is this guy?
I haven't mentioned the 90s vibe I'm getting from this.
Don't know if that's the intention, but that's what I'm picking up on.
As someone below mentioned, I'd love to know how many times the cast broke character during rehearsals and filming.
How the hell could you NOT lose it at this stuff? :D
GROSS.
Ichi should totally have dumped Kei the Hobbit and gotten back with Shuya, who, as we saw in flashback, has truly loved him all along.
I hope Ichi realizes that he has condemned himself to a sexless existence.
As we saw in flashbacks, Ichi liked sex with Shuya and is clearly not asexual, as Kei appears to be.
Those creepy kisses Kei gives now and then are not going to cut it, especially as time passes.
Oh yes, Ichi will soon be seeking out Shuya at his bar (where there are never any customers) for some of that sweet Shuya schlong he used to get so much of.
Sequel? :D
It certainly could do with one...there is lots of potential territory to explore.
And god knows many, many far less deserving BLs have had sequels.
Do YOU think he's ugly?
Do you resemble him and see "ugly" when you look in the mirror?
If so, that's sad, of course, but it's no excuse to insult others.
btw, you're sadly illiterate.
And stop liking your own comments.
Taakami is 100% well-adjusted to the world and completely in charge of his choices, and he chooses to serve Naoya.
Doing so fills a fundamental need within, and I saw nothing destructive about it.
I haven't laughed out loud this much in a long time. :D
Both leads are fantastic, and their chemistry is powerful, but Tanaka Koki deserves a Grammy, Oscar, Tony, and Emmy for his performance here.
That face!
Those expressions!
The way he uses his voice like it were a rubber band...lol, the guy's astounding.
This may not be a classic BL, but it's gay as the proverbial f**k. :)
Holy shit, this thing is a RIOT. lol
LOLing my butt off here.
Dropped.
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