49th Japanese Drama Academy Award

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I dunno if this was posted before

Best Drama :
1. Iryu Team Medical Dragon
2. Kurosagi
3. Bengoshi no Kuzu
4. Busu no Hitomi ni Koishiteru
5. Machiben

Best Actor :
1. Etsushi Toyokawa (Bengoshi no Kuzu)
2. Tomohisa Yamashita (Kurosagi)
3. Kenji Sakaguchi (Iryu Team Medical Dragon)

Best Actress :
1. Yuki Amami (Top Caster)
2. Aya Ueto (Attention Please)
3. Makiko Esumi (Machiben)

Best Supporting Actor :
1. Hideaki Ito (Bengoshi no Kuzu)
2. Arata Furuta (Gal Circle)
3. Teppei Koike (Iryu Team Medical Dragon)

Best Supporting Actress :
1. Maki Horikita (Kurosagi)
2. Tomoko Murakami (Busu no Hitomi ni Koishiteru)
3. Akiko Yada (Top Caster)

Best Newcomer :
Tomoko Murakami (Busu no Hitomi ni Koishiteru)

Best Script :
Yumiko Inoue (Machiben)

Best Music :
Iryu Team Medical Dragon

Best Director :
Iryu Team Medical Dragon

Best Opening :
Attention Please

[Kakihara]

Hey thanks! It's nice to see Aya-chan and Horikita Maki near the top.

[tab612]

i watched Iryu... yeahh, it's a great drama...
i dunno bout the other four... i'll watch others after this..

about the actor and actress, i dun really care... as long the drama is great...

[melonpan901]

how come Top Caster is not even on the top 5 of Best Drama? its rating wasn't bad at all throughout the season...
but i'm glad that Amami-san got Best Actress for her role, she is amazing
yeah and Tomoko Murakami really did a great job for her role in Busu as well

[keiko001]

yamashita tomohisa has to win an award, don´t ya think so´?

[gryzze]

I'm curious to know what qualities they think makes the "best" drama, actor, music etc...

I think I disagree with just about every choice on that list...

[BOGCHI]

gotta check out Iryu now

[snooopy06]

thanks for the info
from where did u know those info
and when is the next one

[Crazy Penguin]

I'm curious to know what qualities they think makes the "best" drama, actor, music etc...

I think I disagree with just about every choice on that list...

ditto, I can only agree. Especially with medical series, which are -usually- full of errors (even the famous ER has countless errors, partly even hairraising errors, which would get you fired IRL). I'm trying to avoid such series, I usually end up ripping out my hair. And then such scenes pop up in series like Attention Please and I lose my hair anyway (and I still would beat down the whole cabin crew for endangering the life of the patient in the final episode, that wasn't CPR, that was FUBAR)...

[indokid]

glad iryu won best drama..

[Sin 31]

which's better? Iryu or Grey's Anatomy? lol

[ilot]

glad iryu won best drama..

I'm glad for you as well Indokid.
Iryu indeed a very good drama. I dont feel regret watching it.

[groink]

ditto, I can only agree. Especially with medical series, which are -usually- full of errors

Well, I don't recall watching medical dramas as being a part of the Harvard Medical School cirriculum, nor have I heard of anyone die become someone pretended they knew how to practice medicine based on TV dramas or even because they stayed at a Holiday Inn. So I wouldn't worry so much about the realism and just take it for what it is - drama.

As for awards... I don't place any value in these things. I know what I like, and for me that's all that really matters.

--- groink

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if i learnt anything from drama.. the next time anyone dies, i will throw a boomerang to revive him/her ala galcir

[Wolfsbane68]

Tomohisa Yamashita, the next best actor on Japanese TV? About as plausible as Kurosagi's plots.