Scattered Ashes

Disclaimer: all opinions in this post are mine alone and should not be taken as a statement of fact. Reviews may contain spoilers. Many of these series were watched some time ago so if you spot any mistakes, please let me know.

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The final episode was amazing! There are no words for how much I loved it, but I'll try to find some for the sake of this post. (Words other than "Marry me, Miroku!", anyway.) I guess I'm done reviewing dramas till Kame makes his debut as a binge-eating boxer in January.
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Aww...Miroku's a lovely boy. It's not his fault his parents are insane. Sorry, folks, this is a very short one.

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It's Saturday afternoon in England, which means...it's time for Yukan Club! Join me for a delightful tale of guns, good-looking foreign princes with awkward domestic situations, great outfits and gorgeous English!

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No mystery this week but plenty of trouble! There were some lovely moments, but also a fair few things I didn't like.

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See this post for explanation of why I take Yukan Club at face value and enjoy myself thoroughly. That said, on with commentary on the third episode.

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If you're looking for an indepth, objective, completely fangirl-free review of these episodes, I suggest you stop reading now. I am a) a KAT-TUN fan b) a Kanjani8 fan and c) a mystery fan, which means that for me, Yukan Club is incredibly entertaining.

Despite all that, I'll try to keep my raving over Jin to a minimum.

Please bear in mind that I haven't read the manga and am not likely to, so I can't make comparisons. My opinions are based on the drama only. Episode 02 will follow when I can be bothered to type up some notes.

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