Japanese Comedy: Salaryman Neo

Posted on 27. Sep, 2007 @ 1:34 am by harvey in Culture, Humor, Language, Media

I don’t watch much TV, but one show I always try to catch is Salaryman Neo (サラリーマンネオ).

During its season Salaryman Neo is on NHK 11pm Tuesdays. It runs short seasons however, and the 2nd season just ended this week.

Of course, you can catch great clips of Salaryman Neo on Youtube!

One of my favorite, and most popular skits is of セクスィー部長 (Sexy Bucho), the sexy section manager… He uses his hot, hot, HOT Latin style to render women powerless and keep his employees safe. Bossy female customers? Tough consultants? Said a little too much at the bar the night before? Sexy Bucho to the rescue.

Sexy Bucho #1

Sexy Bucho #2

Sexy Bucho #3

I’m sure you can find the rest from there. I think the later skits are actually even funnier than the earlier ones, so be sure to watch a few!

There is more to Salaryman Neo than just Sexy Bucho, check out some of the other skits as well.

I love this stuff.

- Harvey

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  2. Kelly

    Jan 4th, 2009

    at 11:00

    My fave is Sexy Bucho!! I love his little bum wiggle. hahaha did you see him on Kouhaku?? That was the best. :) My husband loves salaryman neo and by extension of that i got to know sexsui bucho :) Great to know there is another fan out there!!


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