Yeah, I agree about the humour. Though, of course, with anime you can never be sure that all the jokes aren't going to disappear half way through the show in a cloud of doom and despair while the characters you've come to root for are dragged through hell leaving you praying for their mere survival in the last few episodes. (I'm still sore about the first anime I watched.)
Yeah, you're right about the characters, though I liked Hamy. Thought she was pretty interesting and she kept me wondering throughout the show whether she would settle on the evil psycho side or eventually redeem herself at the end. Also her character design was really striking I thought.
Also, Giant Killing with the funny English. There must be random English teachers they can pull off the street to do these lines!
Yeah, that was good. It was actually pretty well done though compared to some examples. heh
Oh I certainly agree that "like you" is appropriate in many cases. It's just occasionally it seems a bit off and sometimes, such as the example I mentioned, it is very definitely wrong; that, without doubt, was a declaration of love, and it just ruins the mood if the guy is passionately declaring that he "likes" the girl.
I think everyone here agrees that B Gatta H Kei is good. I thought Arawaka Under the Bridge was hilarious and looks set to be the best comedy this season. If you like football, or soccer if you prefer, then Giant Killing is a must. Working seems ok. I'll be checking out Yojo-han Shinwa Taikei later this month, and maybe House of Five Leaves. On Angel Beats I tend to agree with firehawk12. Liked it so far but not sure it'll turn out all that well in the end. Will have to wait and see on that one. If you like moe then K-ON!! is required viewing, obviously.
