Extremely Inappropriate!
| Extremely Inappropriate! | |
|---|---|
| 不適切にもほどがある! | |
| Genre | Drama Comedy Musical |
| Written by | Kankurō Kudō |
| Starring | Sadao Abe Riisa Naka Hayato Isomura Yuumi Kawai Manato Sakamoto Yō Yoshida |
| Opening theme | "Nidone" by Creepy Nuts |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Original language | Japanese |
| No. of episodes | 10 |
| Original release | |
| Network | TBS |
| Release | January 26 – March 29, 2024 |
Extremely Inappropriate! (Japanese: 不適切にもほどがある!, Hepburn: Futekisetsu ni mo Hodo ga Aru!) is a 2024 Japanese comedy musical drama television series about a man and his friends who time travels back-and-fourth between 1986 (Showa era) and 2024 (Reiwa era), where the man finds that his Shōwa-era way of being conflicts with contemporary Japanese society.[1][2]
Cast
[edit]- Sadao Abe as Ichirō Ogawa
- Riisa Naka as Nagisa Inushima, Junko's daughter
- Hayato Isomura as Mutsumi Akitsu (1986) and his son Masahiko
- Hikomaro as Mutsumi Akitsu (2024)
- Yuumi Kawai as Junko Ogawa, Ichirō's daughter
- Yō Yoshida as Sakae Sakisaka (2024)
- Otone Maeda as Sakae Sakisaka (1986)
- Manato Sakamoto as Kiyoshi Sakisaka, Sakae's son
- Arata Furuta as Yuzuru Inushima (2024), Nagisa's father
- Ryo Nishikido as Yuzuru Inushima (1990), Junko's husband
- Yoshihiko Hakamada as the master of a cafe (1986)
- Baku Numata as the master of a cafe (2024)
- Hiroki Miyake as Masakazu Inoue (2024), Sakae's ex-husband
- Richi Nakata as Masakazu Inoue (1986)
- Takehiko Ono as Masakazu Inoue (2054)
- Ayumu Nakajima as Yasumori
- Koji Yamamoto as Kazuya Kurita
- Narushi Ikeda as Kentarō Emo
- Masaki Okada as Naoki
- Norito Yashima as himself
- Yu-ki Matsumura as himself, a popular actor in the 1980s.
- Kyoko Koizumi as herself, one of the top idols of the 1980s.
References
[edit]- ^ Michel, Patrick St (April 5, 2024). "'Extremely Inappropriate!' took a big swing. TV is better for it". The Japan Times.
- ^ Rich, Motoko; Notoya, Kiuko (May 29, 2024). "A Show That Makes Young Japanese Pine for the 'Inappropriate' 1980s" – via NYTimes.com.