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Without assistant directors (A.D.s), there would be no television programs, yet this demanding job pays little and allows almost no private time. and having a girlfriend is next to impossible. Nevertheless, the dream of one day becoming a director drives the young men of this series to take on more hardship, and risk more at love, than most other people their age. ''--TBS'' | Without assistant directors (A.D.s), there would be no television programs, yet this demanding job pays little and allows almost no private time. and having a girlfriend is next to impossible. Nevertheless, the dream of one day becoming a director drives the young men of this series to take on more hardship, and risk more at love, than most other people their age. ''--TBS'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:42, 7 August 2019
Details
- Title: AD ブギ
- Title (English): A.D. Boogie
- Genre: Romance, work
- Episodes: 10
- Viewership rating:
- Broadcast network: TBS
- Broadcast period: 1991-Oct-18 to 1991-Dec-20
- Theme Song: Hottokenaiyo by Kusunose Seishiro
Synopsis
Without assistant directors (A.D.s), there would be no television programs, yet this demanding job pays little and allows almost no private time. and having a girlfriend is next to impossible. Nevertheless, the dream of one day becoming a director drives the young men of this series to take on more hardship, and risk more at love, than most other people their age. --TBS
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Kase Taishu as Kazushige
- Hamada Masatoshi as Takumi
- Matoba Koji as Takayuki
- Asaka Yui as Kumi
- Ishida Hikari as Akane
- Sagara Haruko as Naoko
- Moriguchi Yoko as Riyoko
- Hagiwara Masato
- Yamashita Yorie
Production Credits
- Producer: Yagi Yasuo