少女特搜队

这是比较另类特殊的一套日剧,和一般恋爱为主题的日剧大不相同,计中有计，节奏明快. 似乎是推理剧，又不太像.整部戏都很能引人入胜. 　　其实故事蛮复杂的，只能简单的说：一名神秘男子碇桥，利用5个身怀不同绝技，背景特殊的女孩：浅美，小圆，菜那香，加代及小泉，来为他进行报复的行动. 但他们要报复的对象，早乙女，到底是谁呢？碇桥的身份又是什么？他和早乙女之间有什么恩怨呢？看了才知道. 而真相，永远是在最后才会大白. 　　FIVE的成员都是目前人气大旺的几位美少女，表现都很不错. 友阪邪邪的眼神，铃木的野性，筱原有点丑又有点可爱的样子，以及急速窜红的知念里奈和远藤久美子，都有足够的吸引力. 剧情本身也很不错，适合喜欢动脑筋的人.Chalmers, young space writer on the Beacon, is approached by a seedy man named Tripp from the mechanical department of the paper, who says he has knowledge of a big story that may be obtained - worth $15 in space rates - if he will but spend $4 to get it. Chalmers has just earned $5, but will not risk it until he hears more about the matter. Tripp then confides that the story is about a young runaway girl from the country. He found her on the streets utterly bewildered, and she told him about venturing to New York to find one George Brown. She said she was about to marry a rich young farmer at home, but she couldn't forget George Brown - the lover who had gone to the city four years before, promising to come back. Tripp, therefore, had taken her to a boarding house and put her in hock, so to speak, until he could raise money to send her home, for she had arrived with but 25 cents, all of which she had spent on gum drops. The chivalry of Chalmers is aroused, and he goes with Tripp to the boarding house, pays the girl's board bill and advances fare back home. The girl shows him a broken silver dime, the keepsake Brown had given her, the other half of which he had put on his watch chain. He urges her strongly to forget about Brown, who is doubtless a worthless fellow, and to marry the rich farmer. All of this good advice Tripp seconds. Chalmers now has his story, but as he turns from the ferry station he sees Tripp's shabby coat fall back and discerns on his cheap silver watch chain the other half of the dime. Tripp is the missing George Brown. The reporter realizes that this is a drama of human souls too sacred to be profaned, and brings into the office the report, '\"No story.\"\n\nMoving Picture World, July 7, 1917