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[[File:Aki halu.jpg|thumb|300px|Pride]] | [[File:Aki halu.jpg|thumb|300px|Pride]] | ||
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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' プライド | *'''Title:''' プライド | ||
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*'''Title (English):''' Pride | *'''Title (English):''' Pride | ||
| − | *'''Genre:''' Sports, | + | *'''Genre:''' Sports, Drama, Romance |
*'''Episodes:''' 11 | *'''Episodes:''' 11 | ||
| − | *'''Viewership ratings:''' 25.1 | + | *'''Viewership ratings:''' 25.1 |
*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV | *'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV | ||
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-Jan-12 to 2004-Mar-22 | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-Jan-12 to 2004-Mar-22 | ||
| − | *'''Air time:''' Monday 21:00 | + | *'''Air time:''' [[Gekku|Monday 21:00]] |
| − | *'''Theme | + | *'''Theme song:''' [[Wikipedia:I Was Born To Love You (song)|I Was Born To Love You]] by [[Wikipedia:Queen|Queen]] |
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | [[Kimura Takuya]] is the captain and star player of an ice hockey team, who is greatly respected by his teammates. For him, hockey is serious business that fully occupies his mind, while he treats romance as if it were a game. | + | Halu ([[Kimura Takuya (1972)|Kimura Takuya]]) is the captain and star player of an ice hockey team, who is greatly respected by his teammates. For him, hockey is serious business that fully occupies his mind, while he treats romance as if it were a game. |
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| + | Aki ([[Takeuchi Yuko]]) is a typical OL (office lady), and is waiting for her boyfriend to return from studying architecture abroad. At this point in time however, he shows no sign of coming back. One day, Aki's friends who are determined to find her a new boyfriend, invite her to watch an ice hockey game. There she sees Halu for the first time. | ||
| − | + | After the game, Aki and her friends join the players for a party celebrating their victory. Aki, however, is not so excited to be there. When she leaves the party, she bumps into Halu, who was slightly injured from a fight. They exchange e-mail addresses and part. | |
| − | + | The sparks of mutual attraction are ignited in a second encounter between Aki and Halu, arranged with the help of her friends shortly after a party. | |
| − | + | Hyodo ([[Sato Koichi]]) has come as a replacement for the team's coach who has been hospitalized. Halu has a lot of respect for the hospitalized coach. Unfortunately, he can't stand Hyodo's way of doing things. Bringing with him a lot of coaching experience from overseas, Hyodo criticizes the former coach's strategies. Whenever Halu and Hyodo see each other, they get into a quarrel; consequently influencing Halu's behavior during games. | |
| − | + | Seeing that his game ended in a brawl, Aki visits Halu to comfort him. But he tells her that she is being too friendly with him. | |
| − | + | Aki is hurt, Halu is irritated, and his teammate Hotta ([[Sakaguchi Kenji]]) can't stand seeing Halu like this... | |
| − | + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | |
| + | <vote type=1/> | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Kimura Takuya]] as Satonaka Halu | + | [[File:Priderelationship.gif|thumb|300px|Relationship Chart]] |
| + | *[[Kimura Takuya (1972)|Kimura Takuya]] as Satonaka Halu | ||
*[[Takeuchi Yuko]] as Murase Aki | *[[Takeuchi Yuko]] as Murase Aki | ||
*[[Sakaguchi Kenji]] as Hotta Yamato | *[[Sakaguchi Kenji]] as Hotta Yamato | ||
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*[[Sato Koichi]] as Hyodo Yuichiro | *[[Sato Koichi]] as Hyodo Yuichiro | ||
*[[Takizawa Saori]] as Sonoda Saeko | *[[Takizawa Saori]] as Sonoda Saeko | ||
| + | *[[Namioka Kazuki]] as Nishida Naritoshi | ||
*[[Tokito Saburo]] as Anzai (ep1) | *[[Tokito Saburo]] as Anzai (ep1) | ||
*[[Mizukawa Asami]] (ep4) | *[[Mizukawa Asami]] (ep4) | ||
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==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Nojima Shinji]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Nojima Shinji]] | ||
| − | *'''Producer:''' | + | *'''Planning and production:''' [[Ota Toru]] |
| + | *'''Producer:''' [[Sugio Atsuhiro]], [[Makino Tadashi]] | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Hirai Hideki]], [[Nakae Isamu]], [[Sawada Kensaku]] | *'''Director:''' [[Hirai Hideki]], [[Nakae Isamu]], [[Sawada Kensaku]] | ||
| + | *'''Music:''' [[Yoshimata Ryo]] | ||
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| + | ==Episode Information== | ||
| + | {| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" | ||
| + | ! width=75 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode | ||
| + | ! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Air Date | ||
| + | ! width=300 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Subtitle | ||
| + | ! width=75 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Ratings | ||
| + | |- align=center | ||
| + | |01||2004-Jan-12||Bond of Love and Youth||28.0% | ||
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| + | |02||2004-Jan-19||Strength That Overcomes Loneliness||25.1% | ||
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| + | |03||2004-Jan-26||Leader's Beautiful Form||24.6% | ||
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| + | |04||2004-Feb-02||Men's Camaraderie and Women's Pride||23.6% | ||
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| + | |05||2004-Feb-09||Wounds of the Heart||23.4% | ||
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| + | |06||2004-Feb-16||Dear Mother||22.8% | ||
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| + | |07||2004-Feb-23||Disturbance||<font color="blue">22.6%</font> | ||
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| + | |08||2004-Mar-01||Tragedy||26.0% | ||
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| + | |09||2004-Mar-08||Lament||24.1% | ||
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| + | |10||2004-Mar-15||Hope||24.9% | ||
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| + | |11||2004-Mar-22||Pride Called Love||<font color="red">28.8%</font> | ||
| + | |- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;" | ||
| + | ! Average || -- || -- || 25.1% | ||
| + | |} | ||
| + | Source: [http://www.videor.co.jp Video Research, Ltd.] | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | *The unpopular ice hockey sport in Japan then received a huge upsurge in popularity thereafter. The ice hockey audience increased by over 300 percent. A large number of parents sent their children to ice hockey schools. | ||
| + | *JIHF (Japan Ice Hockey Federation) sent a flag with Takuya's role's name and his squad number to the producer of the series, plus a letter of thanks conveying its appreciation to the cast and crew for popularizing this sport. JIHF named the Japan-Russia Friendship Tournament "Pride Cup" afterwards. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[http://www. | + | *[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/m9_pride/ Official site] |
| + | *[[Wikipedia:ja:プライド (テレビドラマ)|Japanese Wikipedia]] | ||
*[http://jdorama.com/drama.802.htm JDorama.com] | *[http://jdorama.com/drama.802.htm JDorama.com] | ||
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{{SeasonRing|Fuji TV|[[Getsuku (Fuji TV)|Monday 21:00]]|Autumn 2003|[[Beginner]]|Spring 2004|[[Itoshi Kimi e]]}} | {{SeasonRing|Fuji TV|[[Getsuku (Fuji TV)|Monday 21:00]]|Autumn 2003|[[Beginner]]|Spring 2004|[[Itoshi Kimi e]]}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:33, 5 August 2019
Contents
Details
- Title: プライド
- Title (English): Pride
- Genre: Sports, Drama, Romance
- Episodes: 11
- Viewership ratings: 25.1
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 2004-Jan-12 to 2004-Mar-22
- Air time: Monday 21:00
- Theme song: I Was Born To Love You by Queen
Synopsis
Halu (Kimura Takuya) is the captain and star player of an ice hockey team, who is greatly respected by his teammates. For him, hockey is serious business that fully occupies his mind, while he treats romance as if it were a game.
Aki (Takeuchi Yuko) is a typical OL (office lady), and is waiting for her boyfriend to return from studying architecture abroad. At this point in time however, he shows no sign of coming back. One day, Aki's friends who are determined to find her a new boyfriend, invite her to watch an ice hockey game. There she sees Halu for the first time.
After the game, Aki and her friends join the players for a party celebrating their victory. Aki, however, is not so excited to be there. When she leaves the party, she bumps into Halu, who was slightly injured from a fight. They exchange e-mail addresses and part.
The sparks of mutual attraction are ignited in a second encounter between Aki and Halu, arranged with the help of her friends shortly after a party.
Hyodo (Sato Koichi) has come as a replacement for the team's coach who has been hospitalized. Halu has a lot of respect for the hospitalized coach. Unfortunately, he can't stand Hyodo's way of doing things. Bringing with him a lot of coaching experience from overseas, Hyodo criticizes the former coach's strategies. Whenever Halu and Hyodo see each other, they get into a quarrel; consequently influencing Halu's behavior during games.
Seeing that his game ended in a brawl, Aki visits Halu to comfort him. But he tells her that she is being too friendly with him.
Aki is hurt, Halu is irritated, and his teammate Hotta (Sakaguchi Kenji) can't stand seeing Halu like this...
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Kimura Takuya as Satonaka Halu
- Takeuchi Yuko as Murase Aki
- Sakaguchi Kenji as Hotta Yamato
- Ichikawa Somegoro as Ikegawa Tomonori
- Sato Ryuta as Shimamura Makoto
- Nakagoshi Noriko as Aizawa Yuri
- Megumi as Ishikawa Chika
- Ishida Yuriko as Yoko
- Sato Koichi as Hyodo Yuichiro
- Takizawa Saori as Sonoda Saeko
- Namioka Kazuki as Nishida Naritoshi
- Tokito Saburo as Anzai (ep1)
- Mizukawa Asami (ep4)
- Kazama Morio (ep5)
- Yamaguchi Miyako (ep5)
- Matsuzaka Keiko as Halu's mom (ep6)
- Tanihara Shosuke (ep7-11)
- Arai Hirofumi
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Nojima Shinji
- Planning and production: Ota Toru
- Producer: Sugio Atsuhiro, Makino Tadashi
- Director: Hirai Hideki, Nakae Isamu, Sawada Kensaku
- Music: Yoshimata Ryo
Episode Information
| Episode | Air Date | Subtitle | Ratings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 2004-Jan-12 | Bond of Love and Youth | 28.0% |
| 02 | 2004-Jan-19 | Strength That Overcomes Loneliness | 25.1% |
| 03 | 2004-Jan-26 | Leader's Beautiful Form | 24.6% |
| 04 | 2004-Feb-02 | Men's Camaraderie and Women's Pride | 23.6% |
| 05 | 2004-Feb-09 | Wounds of the Heart | 23.4% |
| 06 | 2004-Feb-16 | Dear Mother | 22.8% |
| 07 | 2004-Feb-23 | Disturbance | 22.6% |
| 08 | 2004-Mar-01 | Tragedy | 26.0% |
| 09 | 2004-Mar-08 | Lament | 24.1% |
| 10 | 2004-Mar-15 | Hope | 24.9% |
| 11 | 2004-Mar-22 | Pride Called Love | 28.8% |
| Average | -- | -- | 25.1% |
Source: Video Research, Ltd.
Trivia
- The unpopular ice hockey sport in Japan then received a huge upsurge in popularity thereafter. The ice hockey audience increased by over 300 percent. A large number of parents sent their children to ice hockey schools.
- JIHF (Japan Ice Hockey Federation) sent a flag with Takuya's role's name and his squad number to the producer of the series, plus a letter of thanks conveying its appreciation to the cast and crew for popularizing this sport. JIHF named the Japan-Russia Friendship Tournament "Pride Cup" afterwards.
External Links