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drama babbling
Jan. 25th, 2022 08:23 amSo there's a super good chance i'm gonna finish all my current dramas by the end of the month.
- 8 episodes of UTP left
- 6 episodes of Five to Nine
- 5 eps of Junichi
- 15 eps of Psych Hunter
That would mean 7 finished dramas this month hahah. Whew. Five actually started AND finished this month though. The question would be whether i actually go ahead and get through all the eps or if i start new drams right on the heels of the ones I've finished. The ones I'm most keen to start next are:
- Never Say Goodbye (probably after I finish UTP)
- Last Cinderella (after I finish Five to Nine)
- Explore With The Note part 2 (after I finish Psych Hunter...or maybe before)
In generally, i think i can have up to four dramas active at once, but it's kinda necessary that at least one of them is a short one. For example, Five to Nine is only 10 eps and Junichi is only 6 eps.
Speaking of the Jdrams I'm currently watching hahah...the Yams one got better by episode 4 bc the misunderstanding from the first two eps was explained. The English is still very cringe. Junko has like, two other guys, one who is a creep, pursuing her. There's a bunch of weird drama with the side characters too like the fujoshi who is a typical incel straight woman, but it seems like the Arthur guy is into her for whatever reason. He doesn't love himself probably. Then there was a super weird thing where the "girl" in Junko's Eigo class was actually a boy who had a crush on her and was dressing as a girl to get closer to her lmao. This boy being like 14. The Japanese sure like their student-teacher stuff. :x
Anyway, then I started watching Junichi, which i just randomly came across. On the surface it might look like a short porn without plot but I get the feeling there's something more to it, and judging by a few people at MDL who aren't pearl-clutchers, I think i'll end up being right. I already like the idea that the episodes aren't actually in order. What's interesting to me too is that it's women cheating for once, and exploring why they might. ]The first one, at least, didn't fall into some kind of cliche trope where the woman is pregnant but has a distant, unavailable, or abusive husband. In fact, her husband appears to be just fine. That's not why she sought Junichi out. It was about her conflicts, nothing to do with her husband.
Remind me to friend the person in the MDL page for that drama putting the pearl clutchers in their place.
- 8 episodes of UTP left
- 6 episodes of Five to Nine
- 5 eps of Junichi
- 15 eps of Psych Hunter
That would mean 7 finished dramas this month hahah. Whew. Five actually started AND finished this month though. The question would be whether i actually go ahead and get through all the eps or if i start new drams right on the heels of the ones I've finished. The ones I'm most keen to start next are:
- Never Say Goodbye (probably after I finish UTP)
- Last Cinderella (after I finish Five to Nine)
- Explore With The Note part 2 (after I finish Psych Hunter...or maybe before)
In generally, i think i can have up to four dramas active at once, but it's kinda necessary that at least one of them is a short one. For example, Five to Nine is only 10 eps and Junichi is only 6 eps.
Speaking of the Jdrams I'm currently watching hahah...the Yams one got better by episode 4 bc the misunderstanding from the first two eps was explained. The English is still very cringe. Junko has like, two other guys, one who is a creep, pursuing her. There's a bunch of weird drama with the side characters too like the fujoshi who is a typical incel straight woman, but it seems like the Arthur guy is into her for whatever reason. He doesn't love himself probably. Then there was a super weird thing where the "girl" in Junko's Eigo class was actually a boy who had a crush on her and was dressing as a girl to get closer to her lmao. This boy being like 14. The Japanese sure like their student-teacher stuff. :x
Anyway, then I started watching Junichi, which i just randomly came across. On the surface it might look like a short porn without plot but I get the feeling there's something more to it, and judging by a few people at MDL who aren't pearl-clutchers, I think i'll end up being right. I already like the idea that the episodes aren't actually in order. What's interesting to me too is that it's women cheating for once, and exploring why they might. ]The first one, at least, didn't fall into some kind of cliche trope where the woman is pregnant but has a distant, unavailable, or abusive husband. In fact, her husband appears to be just fine. That's not why she sought Junichi out. It was about her conflicts, nothing to do with her husband.
Remind me to friend the person in the MDL page for that drama putting the pearl clutchers in their place.
