Tokyo 24th Ward: Season 1/ Episode 7 “Golden Sunrise” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
In a Shuta focused episode, we watch as he searches for purpose and Carneades, as Koki and Ran ignore his calls.
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In a Shuta focused episode, we watch as he searches for purpose and Carneades, as Koki and Ran ignore his calls.
It’s an all-out war against Bridgette, and while August believes most people are on her side, it seems she is forgetting their loyalties are circumstantial.
A year passes from the events of the last episode, and as we say goodbye to Carlo and Margherita, they are welcoming new beginnings.
Our favorite book aficionado and stalker has entered suburbia with his master chef, equally crazy wife – what’s the worst that could happen?
Time is running out for Luca’s transplant, so Thony finds herself heavily reliant on Arman to come through in the clutch, making neither Nadia nor Marco happy.
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Margherita reaches a breaking point with Carlo, which may lead to the long-expected explosion of their marriage.
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