My Boss My Hero
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Details
- Title: マイ★ボス マイ★ヒーロー
- Title (romaji): My Boss, My Hero
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: School drama, comedy
- Episodes: 10
- Viewership ratings: 90.91%
- Broadcast network: NTV
- Broadcast period: 2006-Jul-08 to 2006-Sep-16
- Air time: Saturday 21:00
- Theme song: Sorafune by TOKIO
Synopsis
Sakaki "Tornado" Makio (Nagase Tomoya), the tough 27-year-old wakagashira (young master) of the Kantou Sharp Fang family loves alcohol, fighting, women and pudding. However, he is a high school drop-out and by academic standards, pretty dumb. He is illiterate, extremely bad at math and cannot even fully write his name in kanji. His father (Ichimura Masachika), who is also the family's oyabun (boss), worries for the future of his son and his organization as he wishes for Makio to succeed him. He decides to force his son to return to high school to receive his diploma. He asks an old friend who happens to be the principal (Iwaki Koichi) of a nearby school to admit Makio. If Makio doesn't graduate, the position of boss will be given to his younger brother Mikio (Kikawada Masaya).
Furthermore, he must pose as a 17-year-old during school hours and in the presence of any classmates or teachers outside of school. If his cover is blown, it would be the end of his high school career as well as his hopes to become boss. Things start out rough and tough as Makio's violent temper is tested. As the lessons and days go by he learns there is much more to school than just tests and studying.
Tanaka Koki plays Makio's loyal shatei (younger brother), Kashii Yu his attractive teacher, Tegoshi Yuya, Aragaki Yui and Murakawa Eri are his supportive classmates and Osugi Ren his wise senior lieutenant.
Cast
- Nagase Tomoya as Sakaki Makio
- Tegoshi Yuya as Sakurakouji Jun
- Tanaka Koki as Manabe Kazuya
- Aragaki Yui as Umemura Hikari
- Murakawa Eri as Hagiwara Saki
- Kashii Yu as Minami Yuriko
- Iwaki Koichi as Minami Takayuki
- Kikawada Masaya as Sakaki Mikio
- Minemura Rie (峯村リエ)
- Nakamura Yasuhi (中村靖日)
- Motai Masako as Mizushima Tsubaki
- Osugi Ren as Kuroi Teruyuki
- Ichimura Masachika as Sakaki Kiichi
- Nishina Hitomi as Sakurakoji Hitomi
- Tanaka Yoji
- Andrew Lin as Triad Captain
- Yamazaki Shigenori (ep3)
- Ishibashi Renji
Class of 3A
- Adachi Osamu as Maki Shinichi
- Chen Qu as Fei Lin
- Hirota Masahiro as Suwabe Yuuki
- Honma Haruo as Yoshimura Hironobu
- Horan Chiaki as Tendou Yukari
- Iriyama Noriko as Tanaka Rumi
- Ito Kimitoshi as Takarada Teruhisa
- Ito Miki as Nishina Hiroko
- Kakiuchi Ayami as Ozawa Kaori
- Matsunaga Kanami as Yuuki Akemi
- Mori Ren as Yasuhara Tadashi
- Naka Riisa as Chiba Akane
- Nishino Shigeto as Hayasaka Masato
- Nogami Saori as Minowa Yuuki
- Sato Chiaki as Okumoto Yukino
- Sato Takahiro as Ibuki Kazuma
- Shibuya Asami as Mita Makoto
- Shibuya Momoko as Tsuboi Mio
- Shinohara Takafumi as Aoki Mamoru
- Souma Yukimi as Saotome Yui
- Takeda Kouhei as Hiratsuka Ryuusuke
- Tanaka Yasuhiro as Sekawa Tamotsu
- Wakaba Ryuuya as Hoshino Rikuo
- Koshimizu Kazuki
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Omori Mika
- Producer: Kawano Hidehiro (河野英裕), 山本由緒, 山内章弘
- Collaborating producers: 小泉守, 下山潤
- Director: 佐藤東弥, 佐久間紀佳
Episode Ratings
| Episode | Kanto | Kansai | Nationwide |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 19.0 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 02 | 16.7 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 03 | 18.1 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 04 | 17.4 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 05 | 14.6 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 06 | 20.6 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 07 | 17.5 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 08 | 20.7 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 09 | 21.3 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 10 | 23.2 | ??.? | ??.? |
| average | 18.91 | ??.? | ??.? |
Source: Video Research, Ltd.
Trivia
- Loosely based on a 2001 South Korean film Doosabu Ilchae starring Jung Joon Ho. This drama uses the international title of the said film. The Korean title refers to a saying: "The boss, the teacher and the father are one". Doosabu Ilche spawned a 2006 sequel: Twosabu Ilchae (known as My Boss, My Teacher overseas).
- The music for the Agnes physical exercises is a piano version of the Radetzky March by Johann Strauss Sr.
Awards
- 50th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actor (male) ~ Tanaka Koki
- 50th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Titleback
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