The missed episode of “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon” has been viewed 2.08 million times! TVer overall ranking also achieved the highest 1st place

The missed episode of “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon” has been viewed 2.08 million times! TVer overall ranking also achieved the highest 1st place | Mezamashi media

April 24, 2024 |

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The missed episode of “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon” has been viewed 2.08 million times! Achieved 1st place in overall TVer ranking

Every Monday from 10pm – “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon”

Mezamashi media editorial department

The number of views of the first episode of “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon” starring Hana Sugisaki exceeded 2.08 million times, and the TVer’s overall ranking also reached number 1.

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“Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon” (every Monday from 10pm/Kantere/Fuji TV) starring Hana Sugisaki is about a “brain surgeon with memory disorder” who does his best to save the patients in front of him. , a medical human drama about people regenerating themselves.

Poster visual for “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon”

The number of views of the first episode of “Free Missed Delivery” (TVer, Kantere Doga) exceeded 2.08 million views in one week after broadcast (April 15th to 22nd) (calculated by Video Research) ) and achieved the highest ranking in the overall TVer ranking.

In the Monday 22:00 slot produced by Kantele, it has exceeded 2 million views for the first time since “Trap War” (“Trap War” (2023/2.12 million views in one week after broadcast)).

Scene from “Unmet: Diary of a Brain Surgeon”

In the first episode, Miyabi (Sugisaki Hana), a neurosurgeon who loses her memory of the past two years due to the aftereffects of an accident and whose daily memories are reset in one day, meets Sanpei (Tatsuya Wakaba), a fellow neurosurgeon who is returning from the United States. The story depicts him gradually regaining his true self as a doctor.

In addition to praising the cast’s acting and the beautiful visuals, the internet also paid attention to Tatsuya Wakaba, who played Sanpei, an eccentric brain surgeon.

Also, Sanpei asked, “Do you think people with disabilities should just give up on life and just live?” “It’s okay. Mr. Kawauchi can do it. Even if you don’t remember yesterday, you can There are many voices on SNS saying that lines such as “There are certainly days when we lived” remained in their hearts, and “ Unmet ” ranked No. 1 in Japanese trends for two weeks in a row on X after the TV broadcast. And it has become a hot topic.