Title: Jyuui-san Jiken Desuyo
AKA: Is there a Vet in the House?
Genre: Family, Comedy
Episodes: 12
Broadcast
period: 2014-Jul to
2014-Sept
Cast: Jinnai
Takanori, Yoshimoto Miyu, Nogiwa Yoko and Makita Tetsuya.
In the Shiba family there are 3 members: Shiba Hanae
(Nogiwa Yoko), Shiba Kentaro (Jinnai Takanori) and Shiba Hinako (Yoshimoto
Miyu). Even though all of them share the same surname, none of them are related
to blood. Kentaro was adopted by Hanaes husband, and after her husband had
passed, he stayed her son. Hinako was adopted by Kentaro, when a friend of his
had abandoned Hinako, and at her 15th birthday, he told her that she
was adopted, but could decide on her own whether she wanted to annul it or stay
as a Shiba, which she wanted. The family runs a vet clinic, where Hanae is the
nurse and Kentaro is the vet. One day a bulldog is left abandoned in front of
the clinic and they decide to keep it, increasing the family number.
They help people who have family trouble, and
usually, if the lady-in-need is pretty, Kentaro falls head over heels - and
decides to help with all his ability. This gives the rest of the family a
headache, but nonetheless they help too.
When I read about this drama years ago, I thought I would’ve
been a nice family drama. The idea of a vet and a family running it sounded interesting,
and I felt as if it had potential. That it did, the potential part. I don’t even
know where to start… The whole drama was just a miss. It wasn’t emotional,
funny, or even interesting. The family didn’t seem close, the running jokes
weren’t funny at all, and the storyline with the father/family helping random customers
was so boring, I didn’t feel anything while watching. The only reason for my 2
stars rating is because of the quality, of screenplay. And some of the side
stories where good to be honest.
All in all, I would not recommend, unless the humor (reminds
me of Unubore Deka) is your type.
☆☆ / 2 out of 5 stars
♥ / 1 out of 5 hearts
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