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Finished watching the whole thing. It's a decent watch.

You were correct

Same exact thing to came to my mind.

I'm on ep 3 and there's been lots of drink spilling so far

I just found this out but Kacho Kyujitsu who plays Wada, the guy who works at the grocery market, plays bass for DADARAY which made the "Ordinary Days" theme song.

Any idea where I can find the japanese subs?

So is it good?

Also just announced it will be released for streaming on UNext on Dec 24

It just got announced March 2022 will be DVD release date

The whole photographic memory, genius doctor trope finally came to J-dramas. I'm sure if you liked shows like House or The Good Doctor, you're going to like this too.

I like the show but ep 5 was boring

I know why new episodes are hard to find. It seems that shows that stream on paravi are shown a week in "advance" then it's given out for free on tver. So it looks like episodes are going to be a week behind as JRaws and hikaririders probably get raws from tver. Still a bit sad magicstar isn't posting this anymore though as it was posted the next day from paravi raw.

Yeah can't seem to find ep 6. MagicStar used to post new episodes pretty quick but stopped updating that at ep 2 for some reason. Oh well.

Why does he wear the mask?

For those wondering, Natsumi Bando (the drummer) is played by AMI (aka TENDERLAMP). She doesn't have a page on here because she doesn't have much acting roles but instead mainly a musician and a real life drummer for a band.

That gothy look they gave Wakatsuki Yumi in ep 4 looks great.

They're called pink movies. Hamasaki Mao and other JAV stars are often in these korean pink movies.

Does anyone know who the two girls from ep 3 (Kitahama and Nagahori) actor names are?

lol it was probably deleted because the comment seemed so passive aggressive. Good on you for being self aware at least.

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Just finished watching the whole series and it was okay. Definitely violent (murder, torture, kidnapping) and goes over adult topics (like abortion, still birth, and self harm) which is pretty grim and dark.
Two things came up to me relating to the plot.
One is that the concept of self defense is different then what I am used to. In the USA the plot wouldn't have made much sense as it's fine and expected to simply tell police that you hurt or even killed someone in self defense of your life. But I guess in Japan it's not quite the same? I guess that's why they didn't go to the police and instead chose to hide it? Or maybe they just did it because it's a manga and a drama.
The second one was he didn't give some of the inheritance money to the now single mother and wife. Just found that part weird.