It has been announced that Ryoko Yonekura, who starred in the popular TV drama "Doctor X: Surgeon Daimon Michiko", will be appearing live on the December 8th episode of TV Asahi's Sunday night news and information program "Udo Times" (Sunday 8:56 pm), hosted by freelance announcer Udo Yumiko. She will talk about the highlights of the movie "Doctor X: Final Movie" (directed by Tamura Naoki), the final movie in the series, which was released on the 6th, and untold stories from "Doctor X".
"Doctor X" has given birth to many famous phrases such as "I never fail," "I won't do it," and "Yes, please!" The program will focus on these famous phrases and look back on the series that ran for 12 years. It turns out that there are many variations of the phrase "I never fail," which is synonymous with the main character, Daimon Michiko. Yonekura herself will explain, interspersed with footage from the drama. In addition, we will ask questions that will reveal more about Yonekura's true character, such as what is her own standard for "I won't do it."
Valuable behind-the-scenes footage will also be released. Yonekura will also talk about secrets with Kishibe Ittoku, who played "Aki-san," the man Daimon Michiko regards as her mentor, and her thoughts on the late Nishida Toshiyuki, who passed away in October. Now that the movie has been released safely, what would Yonekura like to tell Nishida?
