I want a second season!

The Jdrama season is coming to a close. I will miss a number of dramas from this season, and even want a second season for a couple of them. Which got me thinking:

Are there any dramas you've seen (currently airing or older ones) that you want a second season for?
Are there any that you've wanted a second season of that had one? Was it good or disappointing?

I know that dramas are different in different countries. So for those of you who don't watch jdramas: They are usually 9-13 episodes long, sometimes have more than one season or a movie sequel.

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For me, I really want a second season of IS-Otoko Demo Onna Demo Nai Sei (about a HS student who has both male and female organs) and Don Quixote (about a yakuza boss and a social worker who switches places). I want to know what happens to their characters, and they both ended in a way that could support an interesting new story line.

For me I want a sequel to My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho! (:

Hana Yori Dango and Bloody Monday were 2 different dramas that I both thought did good with sequels. I haven't watched too many dramas yet that did have sequels, though.

I find that while some dramas do better with a second season, some really don't. After a while it sometimes gets to be too much, or it's not as good as it started out to be - or worse: it should've ended with the first season. I think it depends on the type of drama. I think some dramas would do better with maybe a special at the end of the drama to give you an idea of what happens afterwards with the characters. Sometimes a second season isn't always needed

jeanie65jh wrote: Not a Jdrama but for anyone who's noticed, my obvious choice is City Hunter. I want a second season! I want it bad!

YES YES YES. I completely support this! If anyone read the CH recaps at Dramabeans, I thought that javabeans and girlfriday had brilliant ideas for a second season for CH. Unfortunately, K-dramas rarely have sequels ): (Or has there even been a true sequel to a K-drama? I don't count instances like Goong and Goong S.)

boredandtwitchy wrote: City Hunter has already been said, so I'll dig deep and put forward: Mary Stayed Out All Night. CALM DOWN! I thought this drama was an absolute failure on nearly all counts, except for the last 15 minutes of the final episode. I thought it was the best 15 minutes of the entire series, and actually left the characters at an interesting juncture in their lives. I liked that Mae Ri and Mu Kyul keep having this on again-off again relationship, which isn't really an aspect of real world relationships that K-dramas tend to explore. I know that K-dramas are not [I]supposed[I] to be about reality, but I saw the beginnings of an interesting story about relationships in your early 20s and maturation. Which is what I originally thought MSOAN was about. I wouldn't mind giving them a second stab at it.

Actually, I'm really on board with this. I have been a pretty loud complainer about this show. (see every place you can review and I've probably been there and reviewed this show poorly.) But the reason is because I wanted to love it. It had so much greatness going for it.

It was like a beautiful, perfect, amazingly fast racehorse standing in the gate. When the gun went off it started out great but a third of the way around the track it tripped over it's front legs, crash landed on the jockey and they both died. (how's that for a crappy analogy...you get my point?)

If we could bring back all those elements; the actors, the setting and the premise you spoke of then add a great writer...I would very much welcome another crack at this drama.

jeanie65jh wrote: Actually, I'm really on board with this. I have been a pretty loud complainer about this show. (see every place you can review and I've probably been there and reviewed this show poorly.) But the reason is because I wanted to love it. It had so much greatness going for it.

It was like a beautiful, perfect, amazingly fast racehorse standing in the gate. When the gun went off it started out great but a third of the way around the track it tripped over it's front legs, crash landed on the jockey and they both died. (how's that for a crappy analogy...you get my point?)

If we could bring back all those elements; the actors, the setting and the premise you spoke of then add a great writer...I would very much welcome another crack at this drama.

totally agree...

Crazy4You wrote: For me I want a sequel to My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho! (:

Hana Yori Dango and Bloody Monday were 2 different dramas that I both thought did good with sequels. I haven't watched too many dramas yet that did have sequels, though.

I find that while some dramas do better with a second season, some really don't. After a while it sometimes gets to be too much, or it's not as good as it started out to be - or worse: it should've ended with the first season. I think it depends on the type of drama. I think some dramas would do better with maybe a special at the end of the drama to give you an idea of what happens afterwards with the characters. Sometimes a second season isn't always needed

That's why I haven't watched ISWAK 2 yet. I'm worried it won't be as good. I'll still give it a try though.

I so want a season 2 of City Hunter and Girl K so bad. The writers can do so much with a new season.
As for doramas i want a season 2 of Mr Brain and a 3rd season of BOSS

I want a second season! for the following dramas:

Coffee Prince
Sungyunkwan Scandal
Boys Before Flowers (hahaha Lis-ssi :p)
Bad Guy (spoiler: i know it's impossible since kng dies in the end but i don't care..they can resurrect him somehow lol)

and finally the 2nd..3rd...4th...5t...6....season of all the dramas of binnie