'The Baby-Sitters Club' (2020)
This Netflix series is a remake based on the book series of the same name with a more diverse main cast.
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Ryuichi Sawazaki, a cleaner and former employee of the Agency for Cultural Affairs, happens to bump into his former colleague, Masahiko Yoshioka. Sawazaki is disheartened when he compares himself to Yoshioka, who has risen to become a senior official at the Defence Agency, but one day, Yoshioka finds himself on the run from the police on suspicion of bribery…
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Ryuichi Sawazaki, a cleaner and former employee of the Agency for Cultural Affairs, happens to bump into his former colleague, Masahiko Yoshioka. Sawazaki is disheartened when he compares himself to Yoshioka, who has risen to become a senior official at the Defence Agency, but one day, Yoshioka finds himself on the run from the police on suspicion of bribery…
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