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Forum - View topicNEWS: Live-Action GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka) Series Gets New TV Special Next Spring
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Tony K.
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Wow! Never thought I'd see Sorimachi in the role, again. He did such a great job in the old live-action series. I wonder if his, now wife, Nanako Matsushima will reprise Fuyutuski-sensei.
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MrTerrorist
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This bring back memories. Hopefully his wife who previously played his love interest in the original tv show will return as well.
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dragonmastr
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Wow, this came out of nowhere. Super excited to see Sorimachi reprise his role.
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XSp
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Awesome! I think this must've been the first Japanese drama I watched, and it was before reading the manga... brings back some memories.
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residentgrigo
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GTO itself aged, to put it mildly, but this version of the TV drama isn´t just older than the anime, it´s iconic in Japan. Unlike the anime that came and went.
Onizuka is only 2 years older in the most recent manga than in the first GTO series so he essentially stopped aging after reaching his 20s despite having an early 90s-based prequel. Middle-aged Onizuka is a good idea in itself. |
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