Until We Meet Again

Beautifully Crafted Masterpiece....

"Until We Meet Again" is not just a series it's a beautifully crafted masterpiece that deserves nothing less than the highest praise. Every element, from the acting to the writing to the direction, was executed with such depth and sincerity that I was left speechless after every single episode. All the tears I shed... were absolutely worth it.

They say tears are one of the most precious substance our body can produce because they represent genuine emotion and through this series, I’ve come to fully believe that. My tears weren’t wasted; they were a reflection of how powerful and meaningful every scene was. This wasn't just watching a show; it was feeling every moment of it.

When I first saw the teaser, I already had a gut feeling it would be something special. The cast alone gave me so much confidence, and I wasn’t wrong. From Episode 1, I had goosebumps. I wasn’t even fully attached to the characters yet, but but the emotions already hit me like a wave. That’s how impactful it was.

The performances especially by the actors playing Dean, Pharm, Korn, and In were breathtaking. The chemistry between Dean and Pharm was so natural, so powerful, it was impossible not to feel every ounce of their love and pain. And the physical resemblance to their past life counterparts? Brilliant casting. It felt like fate just like the story itself.

The story itself is heartbreaking yet heartwarming. Every episode was beautifully paced, with moments of sadness balanced by light and touching scenes especially when Pharm made friends with Manaow and Team (forgive me if I forgot some names). Those moments brought joy and warmth in the middle of all the drama.

One of the most unforgettable scenes for me was when Pharm cooked an omelet. Such a simple act, yet filled with overwhelming emotion. Watching him break down in that moment tears streaming as he remembers a past he never lived was absolutely devastating. Fluke acting is on another level along side with other veteran actor and actress..

Another line that shook me to my core: “My birthmark came from when I shot myself with a gun.” That one sentence will haunt me forever. It’s rare for a single line to carry so much weight, but this one… it broke something in me.

Even the little details, like the scene in the grocery store where Dean and Pharm shared an intense eye-to-eye moment so simple, yet incredibly powerful. And let’s not forget the background music, which perfectly complemented every scene and emotion. It elevated the entire experience.

The "Red Thread of Fate" concept was genius so symbolic, so meaningful. I kept wondering how the story would end, and I’m so happy that it didn’t disappoint. Unlike other series that leave you confused or unsatisfied, Until We Meet Again delivered a beautiful, satisfying ending that stayed true to its heart.

I wholeheartedly recommend this series to everyone. It’s a story of love, pain, healing, and destiny that you should not miss. To the entire cast, the writers, the producers, and the director, kudos to all of you. You’ve created something truly unforgettable.

10/10- A masterpiece I will never forget.

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Viewer Discretion but LOVE

I love this series. I will say it starts off pretty hard and has many trigger warnings. If suicide is a hard topic for you, steer clear. Otherwise go watch it! Its an amazing show that had me in tears many times. Though it is emotional, it also has some pretty funny moments as well. And if you feel confused while watching it, just have patience. They explain everything in time and its actually really well done. Also pay attention to Prem and Bouns characters because you will see them again in "Between us", which is a spin off show that takes place at exactly the same time but focusing on their relationship. I actually like Between us even more but you have to watch this one first.

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I'm not crying; you're crying.

I had the chance to watch this during its initial airing, but after seeing the first 10 minutes it was an instant-no for me. Years later, I circled back and saw how beloved the drama was. For me, the topics approached in the drama, particularly in that opening scene, are especially sensitive.

I am glad I gave it another go and pushed past that initial gut response. First off, it hits one of my favorite tropes (which isn't done often, and when it is done, it's not usually done well)--reincarnation. I thought they handled that beautifully, pairing in the layers with family. It aligned the elements of food to have a common thread (hah), but I do wish some of the other scenes had a more fluid alignment (like mirroring the past, but different).

I've commented in other reviews I don't usually care much for music in dramas, but this one was actually pretty good and did add to the scenes usually (though the doom song, as I call it, did feel overused at some points).

I think my biggest gripe with the story is actually the interaction with Dean and Pharm in the last episode. It felt unnecessary to me and that they could've handled Pharm's concerns differently. I also got annoyed with Pharm's reactions to intimacy. It often felt dub-con-y, even though it isn't meant to be at all.

Outside of those things, the acting was really great and they did emotional scenes beautifully. It may have been cool to see the families come together, but I can live without that.

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Really good story but I didn't get into the main couple

The story line is something new and outstanding what you haven't seen before. It is well written and makes sense. My biggest problem with this whole show was that I didn't feel anything about the main couple (Dean and Pharm). I didn't see much chemistry and at some points I even found it a bit cringe. For me the best thing were Win and Team. With their first scene together I started shipping them and in my opinion they had the best chemistry. They saved this series for me and without them I might even have dropped this series. I loved them and their scenes and was very sad, that they had not much screen time (I'm really looking forward to their own series).
So all in all: If you like the main couple this is an amazing show, but if you don't like them you will maybe not feel with them and the whole story, but the side couple is amazing.

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Beautiful Drama full of substance and tears.

Wow I’m blown away, I had not cried that much since I watched, Eternal Yesterday. It shows that suicide truly has no winners and everything we do comes back eventually. I’ve always believed in reincarnation so this drama resonates in a deeper way for me. On one hand I say just let people be happy no matter who they choose to be with while on the other I realize it was the late eighties so a different time. This drama was about an impossible situation that destiny sorted out in the end. It’s tough to rewatch because of how emotionally charged it is but I certainly will in the future.

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Had potential

Okay, so, I won’t lie, this is probably my least favourite BL I’ve ever seen. I stuck with it and watched the whole show, and whilst it did have moments where I felt emotional, maybe shed a wee tear or cheered, but I think I spent at least 85% of my time just wishing the show would just get on with it.

This series is S L O W; and I don’t just mean a slow burn, I mean everything. I literally counted the time during the many, many scenes of random staring, pausing or just sheer nothing. A few times I thought the screen had frozen, but no, it was just another overlong shot of someone’s face doing nothing.

The concept of the series is a fantastic one, which is of course its major draw, but the lead characters were just…gosh, I don’t know how to even describe it. I didn’t dislike them; Intouch was just a bit irritating to me; Pharm was more like a nervous 12 year old boy; and Dean had one facial expression for the entirety of the show. (These are all my personal opinions; I mean no shade to the cast or anyone who likes the show!) I also felt super uncomfortable with how Dean could be with Pharm? Like, it felt like he forced him to come out to his mother, and would often push Pharm’s boundaries a little too much so that it didn’t feel cute, it felt like bullying. However, I do admit that some of these feelings could be from poor translation from Thai to English; of course there’s a language and culture barrier for me, so perhaps things I interpreted as unusual or uncomfortable was just my own cultural issues (if that makes sense?).

I also felt like other than the reincarnation thing, there was no real connection between Dean and Pharm, which kinda made the whole relationship feel a little hollow to me.

I’ll be honest, by the end I was only watching for the crumbs of Win/Team and the queen that is Manaow. I actually originally watched the show because I’d came across Between Us and wanted to watch its parent show before checking it out.

All that said, I still did actually like the show, but it could have been edited down to ten episodes or less if you take away the long stares and pointless moments. I would like to congratulate whoever was in charge of product placement, though, because it gave me a right giggle whenever Win pulled out a bag of Lays or Manoaw needed ‘a makeup break’.

I think the over all theme, the meaning of the show is very powerful. Showing the generational trauma caused by homophobia in the way it did is something quite different to what I think we’re all used to, and it was very good. It’s just a shame that it wasn’t as polished as it could have been.

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I RECOMMEND IT ?

Believe me when I say, I am perhaps the most discerning individual you will encounter. My preferences are distinct, and my tastes are specific. By a stroke of luck, I stumbled upon this BL series. The comments were mixed—some viewers had abandoned it repeatedly, others had fast-forwarded through episodes. Yet, there was an indescribable allure that captivated me, compelling me to give it a chance. I looked it up, eagerly downloaded the episodes and immersed myself in the narrative. Far from dull, the plot was captivating. As someone who subscribes to the notion of reincarnation, I found the portrayal of the theme deeply resonant. The actors’ performances were stellar, their on-screen chemistry, utterly enchanting—I savored every moment.

In most dramas, I find a connection with a single character, but in an amusing twist, I related to two in this series—P’Dean and P’Pharm. They are, in essence, a reflection of myself.

P’Pharm, with his radiant smile and maximum cuteness, exudes an innocence akin to that of a child. His expressions were flawless. Were I in Dean’s shoes, I too would seize every opportunity to tease him, just to witness his reactions. His laughter was infectious, his demeanor, endearing—who could resist his charm?

P’Dean, on the other hand, was like gazing into my reflection in a mirror. His initial interactions with his siblings, his reserved demeanor among others, and the warmth he reserved for his beloved were all too familiar. Despite appearances, Dean was quite the charmer. The intensity of his gaze when it fell upon P’Pharm was transformative—a testament to the actor’s skill.

Manaow was a revelation—always accompanied by her makeup bag, she epitomized the ideal friend. Her reactions to the central couple’s romance were priceless. She was a delight.

Win and Team added their own sweetness to the mix.

Korn and Intouch’s journey was fraught with challenges, but fortunately, destiny favored them, reuniting them in the end.

The drama was anything but monotonous.

It was a viewing experience I wholeheartedly endorse.

I highly recommend it.

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Love this Series!

This series is so amazing on so many levels. The reincarnation of the two souls and how people in their lives in their own way see those same past-life souls in the characters are amazing. The acting is great and the chemistry that each couple and their friends have is great. To me, this was a great job of showing acting skills showing how a truly good actor can show emotion and different personalities in one person. This had all the beauty I love to see in a BL. I can't wait to see their friends get to tell their own stories. This was a beautiful story told by a great cast. I totally want more.

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A Love That Transcends Lifetimes: The Magic of 'Until We Meet Again'

"Until We Meet Again" is not just a series—it's an emotional journey through time, fate, and the true meaning of love. The reincarnation theme captivated me, adding depth to the bond between Korn & Intouch and their reincarnations as Pharm & Dean.

💔 A Moment That Stuck With Me:
One of the most heartbreaking scenes was when Pharm suggested taking a break to ensure their feelings were genuine and not just remnants of Korn and Intouch. This reflection on the authenticity of emotions and the separation of past and present selves struck a deep chord, leaving me thinking long after.

🎶 Music & Atmosphere:
The soundtrack was perfectly matched to the story. Every scene was musically enhanced to amplify emotions. Few series integrate music into the narrative as seamlessly as this one.

🤔 Emotional Impact:
"Until We Meet Again" almost brought me to tears—which says a lot! It wasn’t just the obvious drama but the quiet, contemplative moments that lingered and kept drawing me back into the story.

🔁 Rewatch Value:
This is definitely a drama I could watch over and over. The story remains just as captivating with each rewatch, and I constantly find new nuances in the plot and characters.

✨ What Makes It Special:
Everything. Some series offer a good story, and others touch you emotionally. "Until We Meet Again" does both—and in a way that feels timeless.

🎭 Conclusion:
This series is a must-watch for any Boylove fan and for anyone who appreciates stories that delve deeper and touch the heart. It is poetic, beautifully painful, and leaves a lasting impression—just like the best stories do.

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