Hello Stranger Episode 4

so was right, everything down to Mico dreaming…

so was right, everything down to Mico dreaming / fantasizing - but who can blame him, Xavier describing the first flutters at feeling attraction, that makes ur heart beat faster - who wasn't daydreaming about them being the one Xavier was talking too/about lol.... but Mico finally smiling enough so we see that cute dimple - a totally different person, then the one at the start of this drama. heaven and earth - ****************************************************************************************************and guess i was wrong and he was indeed that blind, he didn't catch on to the fact that Kookai smitten - but everyone else for sure knew. heck Junjun loves to joke around, but he the one that picked up on all the potential couples. also didn't like how Kookai insulted Seph, when he was trying to warn her and prevent her from getting hurt, as he knew Mico didn't feel the same way. ironic that she turned to him when she was seeking solace - big of him - but he infatuated so what else was he gonna do?!? ***************************************************************************************************************************************Mico and Xavier's budding friendship is totally cute but in Mico's case easy to see his heart in his eyes. the big question is Xavier in a similar place and as he has to-date dated only women - how will he deal with his attraction to a guy considering his social standing and macho man friends ....

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Hello Stranger (2020) Episode 4: Hello, Happiness!

Episode 4: Hello, Happiness! was a cute episode. As some of the commenters/viewers have guessed, last week's closing scene was only a dream sequence. I didn't like that part but luckily, there were plenty of things to like in this episode. I liked the references to the Stonewall riots (1969) as well as "The Last Dance" (2020). I also liked the sweet and sexy scenes in this episode. Screenplay, with its sweet lines, was better than the previous weeks. Having Xavier and Mico "sleep together" virtually was really nice. And it's always a wonderful time anytime Tony goes shirtless! Lol. Acting still lacks a certain umph (except maybe Migs' acting; he seemed natural and realistic). The chemistry of the lead actors seemed to be improving though. The quality of the production design, cinematography, musical score, and editing was generally maintained. And the face-to-face meeting was a nice way to end this episode -- I just hope it's not another dream sequence! Of course it's not! Lol.

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