2016 gay teen series subject to change episode 1 pilot

Subject to Change Episode

Episode summary, trailer and screencaps; guest stars and main cast list; and more. Members of the government, including Kanbaya, are furious at this development, as Asakura's stand opens the government to the possibility of compensation paid to local fishermen in Yakushima.

This puts Asakara in the running for the premiership should the Seiyu Party win a majority in an upcoming general election. Series Premiere 1x01 Subject to Change - Episode 1 (Pilot) January 9, PM — 25m 13 18 Previously Aired Episode Aired on 01/09/ Subject to Change - Episode 1 (Pilot) Season 1: Episode 1 New Episode Air Date Series ended2 episodes total Watch now on Local services Streaming in: US Summary Episodes Lists Shop Activity Screencaps Cast Sub Genres: high school, teenager, lgbt, teenage boy, gay, gay teenager, lgbt interest, gay.

Episode Guide for Subject to Change 1x Episode 1 (Pilot). Set in the working class suburb of Hedley meet three very close and unique friends: neat freak Ben, tomboy Karly and drama queen Evie. It hit Takuya Kimura is currently appearing in Toyota's commercial.

Pilot: Directed by Daniel Mercieca. The current Prime Minister is embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal and resigns, leading Kanbaya, one of the most senior politicians in the Seiyu Party, to propose that Asakura run for the party's leadership.

After being sworn in, Asakura is dubbed the "Prince of the Parliament" kokukai ouji by the news media. He promises Miyama that he will not neglect his official duties. Supporting his campaign, three other Seiyu politicians educate him in the various aspects of Japanese law, economics and politics.

For the first time, same-sex attracted lead characters. One night, Asakura escapes from the Prime Minister's residence at night and goes to his parents' house, conducting research on the Yakushima affair with the help of Nirasawa and Hikaru.

Collaborating with Toyota, there will be a quiz after every episode, and the "Change" original car "STAR Fielder" made by Toyota model based on Corolla Fielder will be given to one of the viewers. Nirasawa and Hikaru arrives in Tokyo from Fukuoka and stays over at his residence, in time becoming his trusted aides.

Keita Asakura, an elementary school teacher who has no interest in politics, suddenly gets taken to the position of the Prime Minister. However, Onoda comes to respect Asakura and ultimately helps him. Asakura wins the prefectural elections, and heads to Tokyo to take his father's place in the House.

Asakura does not understand the denial, and sets out to get a proper explanation in order to make the right decision. Through its coming-of-age narrative, Subject to Change will confront the harsh difficulties faced in.

Onoda, a senior Seiyu politician involved in the Yakushima affair, is asked by Kanbaya to dissuade Asakura's crusade against the dam. Updated on Sep 21, Through its coming-of-age narrative, Subject to Change will confront the harsh difficulties faced in suburbia by following these young adults as they deal with their complex and conflicting emotions.

Asakura apologises to the public at a press conference and vows to compensate all those affected by the dam. With Aiden Debono, Maryann Wright, Katy Avery, Ashleigh Carmody. With this obvious point brought out, he wins the party's internal elections by a landslide, leading to his election as Prime Minister.

From May 12,Takuya will continue appearing in Toyota's commercial but as Keita Asakura, this drama's character. Asakura decides to run for the party leadership, but performs disastrously in two televised debates. After appointing his ministers, Asakura is asked to sign a document denying the government's responsibility for the commercial impact of a dam built in Yakushima.

Finally, he states that he did not understand what they were saying, as do the majority of the Japanese citizens. In the final debate, Asakura looks confused when two other candidates start discussing the topic in political verbiage.

He is forced to campaign in the Fukuoka Prefecture for a seat in the House of Representatives for the Seiyu Party when his father and brother, both involved in Diet politics, die in a plane crash en route from Vietnam.