Hideaki Ito's "Please Don't Chant in the Ward" Final Date Ratings 8.9%

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The seventh episode of the TBS TV series "Please Don't Chant in the Ward" (10 p.m. on Friday), starring actor Hideaki Ito (44), aired on February 28 with an average rating of 8.9% (Kanto Tv Broadcast Survey).

The drama is through the struggle of ito, a doctor who is a life-saving doctor and monk Matsumoto Teruhi, who asks "What is life?" What is death? "The end of an episode of the form of a medical drama.

The ratings from the first episode onwards were: 11.3%, 10.3%, 8.2%, 8.1%, 9.0%, and 7.9%, respectively.

The seventh episode features the unconscious Maeda Catfish (Toda Naiso) who falls unconscious at a supermarket and is taken to the Aobadai Emergency Center. Miyake found the note catfish was holding that read, "I am already in the advanced stage of breast cancer and do not want to undergo cardiopulmonary resuscitation." After Catfish regains consciousness, Matsumoto (Hideaki Ito) approaches her heart as a monk and suddenly extends an invitation to Catfish for a date.

This was followed by patients who were sent in a traffic accident. The injured was a 14-year-old boy named Goku Kuwajima, in a state where emergency surgery was required. Matsumoto finds small old surgical marks near Goku's heart and is preparing to perform surgery as soon as possible when Hamada (Takeshi Muro) and Segawa (Shunpei Yasui) suddenly enter the operating room and knock Matsumoto away from juvenile surgery. Hamada, who did not assist the emergency center, was widely discussed in the emergency center to help with the operation, but what would his real intention be? Hamada also appears to be secretly meeting with the mysterious investor Richard (Kondo Park) and medical consultant Haseya (Taishi Fuchikami).

On the other hand, Setagawa, who could not stand many rude remarks, refuted Hamada for the first time, and the two quarreled. Just when Matsumoto was at the scene to stop the two wrestling, he found that there were surgical marks on Hamada's chest. (Will it be salty?) /Translation)