Tamió

The story, the twists, the plot... but what it actually lacks is purpose. It looks serious at times, but otherwise it's built on its head. So it's only the actors who keep it afloat, and they've done an absolutely great job with the role they've been given. Endō, Suda, Kusakari – they were divine, but best of all, no matter what anyone says, was Takahashi Issei with his cynicism. So I can rave and rave about the actors in the series, they were really where they were supposed to be. Even the ending was great. The rest of it is just a backdrop they frolicked against. A better 3 stars. As a screwball comedy, it does the trick perfectly. (04.01.2016)