Tasha5 : ok that seems to make sencne i have used chains before but only on drive tires, thanks for...
jamowawa : where are the links for this series younput them there only to let us all down come on.
Kardat : Aye, I was willing to give it a 5/5 simply for the premise and title. But poorly executed.
Kardat : grip. Unlike old-style wood wagon wheels, which easily slide like skis when on slippery te...
Kardat : Yeah, I started watching S2E1, realized I had to do a rewatch of s1 finale, then came back...
TooMuchFire : Im not sure about this first epp. Seems that the division the main charactors are going th...
Alien : OMGosh! The description sounds so sad. I don't know if I could possibly watch it, but the ...
hellsingfan01 : Agreed but given what else is out right now maybe its not so weird lol.
Alien : Top grossing movie in the country. Weird.
I’ve been waiting for this, for a grip. I read the book, after stumbling upon it at a Japanese-oriented bookstore, while with a friend, and I’ll honestly say, Jake Adelstein’s memoir of his time working as a writer for one of the top 3 papers in Japan, is one of my favorite books I’ve ever read, so I assume this should be great, too.
There is enough material to stretch out 3-4 seasons, if they wanted, and maybe even 5, as Jake takes on things that rival Woodward & Bernstein, if not on a more grand scale (not because it’s political, but because it is HUGE).
If the show is half as good as thr book, it’ll be picked up for a second season. And so far, the first few episodes are pretty good. The only issue I’ve noticed is the lack of easily accessible English subtitles for the large portions of the episodes that are spoken in Japanese, but I’ve seemingly figured that out, so far… That said, at the moment, the show is only up to episode 5, and I’m not even there, yet, so we shall see…