'Unsung Cinderella' reminds me of 'Radiation House', both revolved around professions that don't get much primetime attention and often overlooked in the healthcare industry. Both are manga turned medical dramas. Can't say they have the most accurate representation of the pharmaceutical and radiology departments, but everything in the dramas, the workplace conversations and scenarios came across as very realistic and convincing.
I've thoroughly enjoyed 'Unsung Cinderella'. It is a slice-of-life medical drama that doesn't lack action, intensity and lovable characters that offer interesting mix of personalities and chemistry. I especially like Ms. Handa (the department chief) whom provided immense comic relief. Ishihara Satomi didn't disappoint and I am glad Narita Ryo got to play Onozuka.
Shout by Wade-kunBlockedParent2020-09-27T12:53:04Z— updated 2023-05-27T07:53:01Z
'Unsung Cinderella' reminds me of 'Radiation House', both revolved around professions that don't get much primetime attention and often overlooked in the healthcare industry. Both are manga turned medical dramas. Can't say they have the most accurate representation of the pharmaceutical and radiology departments, but everything in the dramas, the workplace conversations and scenarios came across as very realistic and convincing.
I've thoroughly enjoyed 'Unsung Cinderella'. It is a slice-of-life medical drama that doesn't lack action, intensity and lovable characters that offer interesting mix of personalities and chemistry. I especially like Ms. Handa (the department chief) whom provided immense comic relief. Ishihara Satomi didn't disappoint and I am glad Narita Ryo got to play Onozuka.