Analysis: TV Episode 19

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In today's podcast, Jason will be analyzing Kimagure Orange Road tv episode 19: "An Experience for Two! An Island of Forbidden Love" We'll talk about the use of visual metaphors and mise en scéne in this episode, as well as gender roles and Kasuga's blood sugars! Please consider supporting Team Alme on Patreon! I send free merch to every tier, and bonus content includes early releases and exclusive extras. Plus access to Patreon-exclusive podcast Sh*t Happens When You Party Naked! Check out the Creatures of the Night podcast too! Tweet Abcb Café Abcb Café on Insta Thank you for listening!

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