"Caster"Mei Nagano is flustered, while Shunsuke Michieda is called "too obvious" and "cute"

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日曜劇場「キャスター」第4話の一場面(C)TBS
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日曜劇場「キャスター」第4話の一場面(C)TBS

The fourth episode of the TBS Sunday Theatre drama " Caster " (Sunday 9:00 p.m.), starring Hiroshi Abe , was broadcast on May 4th. The exchange between rookie AD Yusuke Motohashi (played by Shunsuke Michieda of " Naniwa Danshi ") and Hana Sakikubo(played by Mei Nagano) became a hot topic on social media.

◇The following contains spoilers

Motohashi learns from Kaiba (Takashi Okabe) about a case of voyeurism that occurred at the junior high school his daughter attends, asking him to "investigate it when you go to Kiri Sakura Girls' Junior High School." After visiting the school, Motohashi reveals to Hana what Kaiba said about his daughter possibly being the victim of voyeurism.

Hana became angry and said, "This is completely mixing business with pleasure. I think I'll just go home." Motohashi, who was worried, replied, "No, no, wait a minute. It can't be that way," and offered, "I'll treat you to a meal!"

Hana is surprised and says, "Huh? I thought Motohashi-kun was someone who didn't like eating or drinking with people." Motohashi says, "Ah, well, it depends on the person..." while feeling embarrassed, but Hana responds with, "Hmm? What do you mean?"

On social media, Caster such as, "Michieda-kun is so wonderful," "Thank you for healing us every week, Michieda-san is so cute as the anchor," "It made my heart flutter. Keep it up, Motohashi-kun," "Motohashi-kun gets embarrassed when Hana-chan makes a sharp comment. He's so honest and easy to understand, it's really cute," "That means he wants to go to dinner with Hana-kun, Motohashi-kun," "The scene with Motohashi-kun and Hana-san. I was so excited despite my age," and "I was touched by Motohashi-kun who quietly wanted to go to dinner with Hana-san! I also liked his line about not wanting to go with just anyone (blushes)."

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