Shukan Maki Yoko
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Details
- Title: 週刊真木よう子
- Title (romaji): Shukan Maki Yoko
- Also known as: Weekly Yoko Maki
- Format: Renzoku
- Episodes: 13
- Broadcast network: TV Tokyo
- Broadcast period: 2008-Apr-02 to
- Air time: Wednesday 25:20-25:50
- Theme songs:
- Opening theme: GEE BABY AIN'T I GOOD TO YOU by Maki Yoko
- Ending theme: Lights, Camera, Action by Schadaraparr
Synopsis
For the television series, Maki will play a total of 12 different roles, such as a wife, a cabaret club hostess, and a high schooler. --Tokyograph
Cast
- Maki Yoko as Yoko
- Tanaka Tetsushi
- Minosuke (みのすけ)
- Matsuo Satoru
- Nakamura Tatsuya (中村達也)
- Kuwashiro Takaaki (桑代貴明)
- Matsura Yuya (松浦祐也)
- Nakajima Kyojin (中島巨人)
- Ato Kai
- Abe Sadao
- Iguchi Noboru (井口昇)
- Ikeda Tetsuhiro
- Ichikawa Shinpei (市川しんぺー)
- Eguchi Noriko
- Endo Kenichi
- Okubo Kayoko (大久保佳代子)
- Okite Porsche (掟ポルシェ)
- Tsuji Osamu (辻修)
- Nukumizu Youichi
- Hamano Kenta (浜野憲太)
- Hoshino Gen
- Masana Bokuzo
- Miyazaki Tomu (宮崎吐夢)
- Morishita Yoshiyuki
- Yonesuke (ヨネスケ)
Production Credits
- Original writing: Lily Franky (リリー・フランキー) (ep1), Imashiro Takashi (いましろたかし), Sugimura Shinichi (すぎむらしんいち)
- Screenwriter: Miura Daisuke (三浦大輔), One Hitoshi (大根仁), Miyazaki Tomu (宮崎吐夢), Akahori Masaaki (赤堀雅秋), Sekishiro (せきしろ), Karashima (からしま), Iguchi Noboru (井口昇), Oikawa Shotaro (及川章太郎), Kuroki Hisakatsu (黒木久勝), Tanada Yuki (タナダユキ), Miki Satoshi (三木聡)
- Director: One Hitoshi (大根仁), Nagatsuka Keishi (長塚圭史) (ep6), Yamashita Nobuhiro (山下敦弘) (ep7), Yamaguchi Yudai (山口雄大), Toyoshima Keisuke (豊島圭介), Kotoku Koji (神徳幸治), Tanada Yuki (タナダユキ), Miki Satoshi (三木聡)
- Music: Melody Fair (メロディフェア), Schadaraparr (スチャダラパー), SLYMONGOOSE, TOKYONo.1SOULSET
Notes
- The drama is a collaboration with Shinchosha's "Gekkan Series," a popular set of monthly "mooks" (magazine-book hybrids) that each feature a different celebrity.