Your Sky

These Couples are the best❤️

I loved the Story so much👍 and it was really fluffy.
Let me start with Muenfah and Teerak. I really Love there chemistry and i love the chemistry between the actors ThomasKong Off screen🤭💗 There Story Line was so good but the Drama with the dad was Not needed for me. Overall i Loved this couple the Most.
Next are Glaijai and Punlee. Suddendly they we're there and i was so in Love with them that Hia and Real and Glaijai and Punlee needed to share the second place together😘🫶.Though we seen them really late in the Series they got actully many scenes but i think it could be more. I thaught they will come together in the end but No. I was really sad.😭
Hia and Real we're really funny 😂 and Always the best but i was a bit frustrated with there Story Line but i Always Loved them when they we're on Screen.
I Hope that AuAu and Save get there own Series and Teetee and Por get there own Series too.
There Friends we're Always so helpfull and funny 😂
I Loved Babe so much💗She was so a good sister to her Brother and Helpd Teerak as always.🥰
Overall i Loved the Series really much❤️

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basic? yes! perfect? yes!!

obviously this is my opinion so not everyone may feel the same; but this was a perfect show for me. after watching moody and dramatic dramas lately, i needed something fun and lighthearted for a change!

the plot is very basic and tropey but its executed very well and i wasn’t bored during any episode. i also loved how aware the characters were about their feelings; especially fah because his feelings were evident from the start and it was more interesting that way.

the acting was very cute and fit the silly and upbeat tone of the show. obviously, it isn’t meant to complex and deep for the theme of the show, so i wasn’t expecting some profound writing about performances.

i loved the casting because the leads have such great chemistry but i LOVED the side characters!! teerak’s friend group was hilarious and i loved their interactions and chemistry as a group. i also loved the senior group, especially babe!

overall, it was definitely a 10. so cute throughout the show and definitely rewatchable in the future.

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Your Sky – A Sweet, Heartwarming and FLUFFY BL Series

I started watching Your Sky because of the cute main pair, and I have to say—it did not disappoint! From the very first episode, their chemistry pulled me in, making every moment between them feel natural and endearing.

The series delivers a perfect mix of romance, lighthearted moments, and just the right amount of drama to keep things engaging. The storyline is well-paced, and the way the characters grow and develop throughout the show makes it even more enjoyable to watch. In every episode, I found myself smiling—sometimes swooning—completely invested in their journey. Haha! Fluffy overload!

I really love all the characters, but Teerak and Muenfah completely stole my heart! It’s like I’m seeing a young version of Zee and Nunew in them. Their chemistry, their emotions—everything felt perfect. I also love the overall story of the series, and I could feel every emotion expressed by the characters. I even found myself crying when Teerak's father finally accepted their relationship. Huhu

If you're looking for a feel-good BL series with an adorable main couple, a heartwarming story, and plenty of emotional depth, Your Sky is definitely worth watching. It’s a series that gives you warmth, excitement, and a whole lot of heart-fluttering moments.

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A sweet, fluffy, comfort show

Overall, the show leans on familiar character tropes and stretches out some plotlines. However, once Fah and Rak finally get together, their relationship is sweet, intimate, and deeply romantic. And there are no contrived conflicts between them.

The overprotected, ever-optimistic baby of the family character often feels more like a caricature than a real person. The difference this time is Kong—he embodies Rak so earnestly that I completely believe he could exist. His mannerisms and reactions are distinctly Rak. He is the highlight of the show, and it works because I'm fully invested in his journey.

If you're craving a sweet, fluffy show about a couple who get together and stay together, this is it.

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Just What I Needed

At first glance, there is absolutely nothing special about this series. It’s the typical fake dating trope set in college with an attractive cast and good production. So why did I enjoy it so much?

Fah and Teerak are the best boyfriends. It’s been a while since I’ve seen such a good combo. This is one of the healthiest relationships I’ve seen in BL so far (and I’ve watched over 200 BLs). They help and encourage each other to be a better version of themselves. They trust each other. They COMMUNICATE! Communication is something that lacks a lot in BL, and I love how well it’s done here. They are honest with each other, with their feelings. They notice if there is something wrong with the other and ask! You can tell how much they love and value each other. And when they kiss, you can see the yearning, and the attraction, and the love. I definitely see these two getting married and growing old together with pets and kids.

This series was just what I needed. Something simple, with little drama, good communication, no misunderstandings between the main cp, great chemistry, attractive guys, and everything was just visually pleasing.

This series is not perfect though, and that’s okay. It didn’t need to be perfect to be enjoyable. I started this series with zero expectations, and I’m so glad I did. If you wanna give this baby a try, go ahead. Jump right in with your expectations on the ground, and I think you might have a good time.

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So sweet, cuteness over load!

I want more of Fah! He was just SOOOO sweet and understanding I couldn't help but love him. Teerak, he was just so cute. How could you not fall for him Fah? :D Both pf them have very good chemistry with each other. Now I can't say they are my all time fave BL couple, but they are in the top 15/20. They jusr are so cute together and work well together.

PunLee and Ghlai need there own series. They look cute together, but it's a bit hard to tell hopw well they fit together, plus I just want to see more of PunLee. :)

Real and Hai, I thought is was funny how Real could just pick him up like he was nothing but a bag a feathers. lol I do have to say I didn't really like Hia, he just rubbed me the wrong way. They both of them together had pretty good chemistry for the most part. I will have to see them in something else to know how well I like them together. I think my fell of Hai is making it were I don't see it much.

Dom and Babe were good together. She was a good older sister I thought, and Dom was a good older brother, being there for Teerak, even though he was just a boyfriend, he was still part of the family, and he treated them like they were his. It was nice to see.

As for the series it self. I liked it, it was cute and sweet... Teerak dad was a bigg asshole there for a little while, but gald it all worked out. I would recommend this one to anyone who wants to see somthing that is sweet and loving with a who lot of cute in it. It's all Fluffy and some molre Fluffy!

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TOP TIER

When I first saw the pilot I thought to myself that domundi would finally give us something new and I am telling you, I was right. As a domundi fan, I can say that this is their best work yet. Its simply just two boys who fell in love with each other while in the process of fake dating just to try to stay away from trouble.

I dont know about you all but I have been fixated on this series, It was a very clean and cute show and I will never get over it. It caught my attention way too fast and I wish the show never ended. There is something about "Your Sky"makes me want to scream (in a good way). I loved every cast, the acting was not bland, nor cringe. Thomas and Kong really did a great job as Muenfah and Teerak.

The OSTs are good, I enjoy listening to them and I play them all the time. Also not to mention the fact that the casting for siblings were also great. Babe and Teerak, Muenfah and Punlee, I need to see more from them!!!

Although it caught my attention, the only confusing part was how Teerak's father acted up when he found out about their relationship. He mentioned how Muenfah wont be able to take care of him, and that he should find someone to grow a family with. How did he not react the same for watching "Naughty Babe"?.

As for Punlee and Glaijai, they were my favorite on the show, I could really talk about them for days. Their storyline was on point, and they did so good with showing their love towards each other. Compared to ThomasKong and AuauSave, they didnt have a lot of screentime, specially because Teetee only appeared almost half way through the show. But the way they show hints of mutual feelings is something I could never move on. They care for each other and they're very cute!~

We got a bunch of rookie actors in this show and they really acted professionally. "Your Sky" talks about self discovery and how one can encourage another to step out of their comfort zone. Every episode was interesting, making me feel more anticipated as I watch each one of them. I could say that this show is very rewatchable, I hope domundi makes more series like this in the future.

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What a beautiful set of casts

Worth the wait. Despite the usual script and university cliche, this BL became successful all thanks to the cuteness of the actors. Everyone is adorable, and combining them in one project is wholesome. It’s not a perfect 10 out of 10, but I have fun every week. Even the set of OSTs is top-tier. I’ve been grooving for the OP song ever since I heard it from the first EP.

There are times that the consistency weakened due to some stumbled EPs but there are still plenty of scenes that boosted the overall impact of the show. And I am wrapping up my favorite EPs to share how these became the highlight of the series. On EP06, we got the beach EP. A breath of fresh air from the school-based setup. The ThomasKong first kissing scenes were addictively great. It got even spicier from the back-to-back-to-back love progress from the three couples on EP08. PorTeetee steals the spotlight despite their minimal screen time. The heated argument from AuauSave on EP09 was epic. These two know how to act according to their characters and it was smoothly being transitioned to the audience.

There are two things I don’t like about the show. First is the unnecessary backstory of Oh after accepting the rejection from Teerak. The second and most annoying character is Teerak’s father. I can’t help but get mad at him even after accepting his son’s relationship with a man. The hate for Teerak’s cringe childish-like acts is understandable, but it was not that extremely bad.

I don’t think that I can enjoy this show if played by different actors. ThomasKong has innocent vibes but are skillful when it comes to delivering an intimate scene. AuauSave’s dog-and-cat relationship are making the entertainment value more fun. PorTeetee was just the cutest without even trying to be cute. These three pairs performed well and unleashed their chemistry with ease. It feels like this is a trilogy drama and if a sequel is possible, it might be under Lee and Ghlai as the main characters. I want more scenes from them!

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Straight out of the 2018/19 BL's hell

DISCLAMER: i fully watched only the first three episode, then skimmed and skipped untill the end of episode nine. I also skipped on majority of the side couple (they were treated like garbage by the production as well)

So... already two episode into the series and I was already about to throw my ipad. It was clear since episode one that this series would have been a cliché after a cliché, but I still had hope for it, and ofc, I was disappointed.
Dont get me wrong. Clichés are literally everywhere. In every single series there is a cliché; HOWEVER!!! this series is just a compilation of those, thrown all together, with much more cringe and bad editing (plus mediocre acting, but we'll get there in a bit)

Since I have a shit tons of problem with this series imma list them to make it more clear:



#PROBLEM N.1: STRAIGHT OUT OF 2018

Oh, this show was released in 2024? If someone had told me it was from 2018, I would have completely believed them. Justifuing whatever i was watching with “Ah, a product of its time.” But no, this was intentionally made in the present day.

And let’s be real, this is a clear desperate attempt to ride the ThomasKong hype train, securing a fanbase in Thailand (where, apparently, BL trends are still stuck in 2019). Which, honestly? I hope that’s the reason. Because if they actually gain founds&fans they are now able to diverse their genre and do other things (let's pray)

Now, onto the trainwreck itself. The plot? THE cliché of all clichés. Teerak (Rak, for short) is being harassed by a walking red flag, so Meunfah (Fah, for short) swoops, pretend to be Raks boyfriend and save him on the spot, just to agree later on to become fake boyfriends (guess whats gonna happen??? Ull never guess it totally never happened before). Sound familiar? Yeah, because 2gether already milked this trope dry. But, of course, if a show makes money, why not copy-paste it with even more 🚩🚩🚩 and downright disturbing behavior that the script conveniently refuses to acknowledge? Innovation is overrated anyway.



#PROBLEM 2: JUSTIFICATION AND DISMISSAL OF OH'S BEHAVIOUR

Oh tricked Rak and his friend into drinking at his party. Brought them shots, swore multiple times they were alcohol-free—guess what? They weren’t. All so Rak would be drunk enough to not reject him and his friend too wasted to step in. And the worst part? It worked. But did anyone ever call him out on it? Nope. Not a single soul questioned this absolute psychopath move. The next day nobody was blamed.

And THEN, as if that wasn’t enough, Oh tried to sexually harass Rak, and the show just… downplayed it. I swear, I almost threw up. Biggest letdown of the series happened in episode ONE. Not only does he get him drunk to make him more vulnerable, but he publicly asks him out, knowing damn well Rak can’t say no, then tries to kiss him while he’s literally fighting to get away. And the consequences? Non existent. Did anybody address this? A half-assed “Oh, if my sister knew, she’d kill him” from Rak a couple of days later (which she didn’t, but okkkk), and then Oh just disappears from the plot.

Was he stupid? He spent the whole show refusing to take a hint, but the second Rak finally says “I don’t love you,” he just vanishes? Not when Rak was already in a fake relationship to get rid of him? Not when he tried to ruin Fah? But now? Intresting is an understatement. And the show has the audacity to try and shove some weak-ass sympathy down our throats :oh no, his parents only cared about their image!" Yeah? And? Explanations are not justifications. We do not need to feel bad for someone this messed up. And the fact that he was rewarded with a new boy that he meets at the end.. poor Oh! His childhood was so sad!!!! But whatever, moving on from this shit.




#3: PORTRAY OF GAY CHACTERS

One trope that makes me want to punch a wall is the absolutely deranged way gay people are portrayed in these shows. Episode one, Rak & Co. need to wash off a coffee stain (yeah another cliché oh god), so they end up at some place where the owner, whether they were supposed to be a "fashonable" gay man or a trans woman, who knows (they just throw in people who seems gay, *for comedy*), was basically depicted as a horny creep.
Why is it that, aside from the protagonists, every other gay character is either evil or a hyper-stereotypical caricature? Like, do they think the queer community is made up of nothing but predators and walking memes? Not to sound weird, but the way they push these tired-ass, damaging stereotypes is actually insane.



#4: THE OBNOXIOUS CHARACTERS

The biggest problem with this show? The characters were fucking unbearable. Especially Rak. I know a lot of people liked him, but I genuinely couldn’t watch his scenes without experiencing severe secondhand embarrassment. I love naive characters, but this? This is an eight-year-old in a university. I have never met a single human being, like ever who acts like this. It’s beyond childish. It’s annoyingly immature. And when a main character feels like they belong in a kindergarten, enjoying the series becomes physically impossible.
And, of course, that means most of his choices are absolute garbage. If I can’t even begin to understand the logic behind a character’s actions, they instantly lose all appeal for me. And Rak? Rak is that character. It almost made the NC scenes feel off cause how does a character this pure have NC scenes this early in the relationship? And let’s be real, the whole lik“no” one day and “yes” the next ? Yeah, that was weird as hell.

Then we have Fah, aka Mr. Zero-Personality. His entire character is “I love Rak.” That’s it. No interests, no depth,just smiles, and Rak obsession. And don’t even get me started on the scene where he snaps and beats the shit out of Oh (which, deserved). How the fuck was Rak not scared? The moment Rak opened his mouth and said “I was scared you was getting hurt” instead of, I don’t know, being terrified of his aggressive boyfriend, I mentally checked out. The absurd choices, the ignored red flags, the completely out-of-pocket characterization. Even if I was just skimming, i knew i reached my limit
Also, their ages made no fucking sense. They’re university students, yet Rak acts like a literal toddler while Fah is somehow a secret bar owner or some shit?? Like… isn’t he 20?


#5: HORRIBLE WRITING. IN EVERYTHING.

Why is the writing in this series so fucking terrible? Like did they even try? Or did they just sit there, nodding like“Yes this totally makes sense”—because, spoiler alert, it absolutely does not. I swear. They weren't able to keep anything cohesive for more than five minutes. It reminds me of that one scene when Fah calls Lee (while he was at uni with Rak&Co), asking him to go to the airport and Rak decided to follow him like one minute after Lee left. Yet Lee was able to arrive at the airport FULLY CHANGED, with a big ass suitcase ready while Rak arrived LATE??? Make it make sense.

The dialogues are painfully unnatural. The number of times I had to hear "P’Fah" come out of Rak’s mouth is an insult to my patience. And let’s talk about how no human being on this planet talks the way these characters do. If someone spoke to me like that in real life, I swear I would just laugh in their face. And I wouldn't be sorry
And don’t even get me started on the endless, pointless exposition. Every little thing had to be explained. Everything is just painfully didascalic Like, calm down, you’re not a football commentator, you don’t have to narrate every single move out loud. It just makes the whole thing feel even more unnatural and ridiculous.


#6: BAD COLORING, BAD AESTHETIC, BAD EDITING

I hate hate hate this coloring. It’s the most boring and lifeless filter I’ve ever seen, and for some reason, it only ever shows up in BLs (or the occasional K-drama in korea they just love whitewashing). This pale-ass filter literally bleaches the melanin out of them, making everyone look like damn ghosts. Whyyyy?? I thought we collectively agreed to leave this 2019-ass aesthetic in the past.

And the editing?? A joke. I’ve seen Indian reels with better editing than this. Where’s the suspense? The visual appeal? They barely even tried to create any memorable imagery. Only the beach was pretty. That’s it.
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The actors themselves were definitely not the issue. I mean, the protagonists did a good job with what they were given, which was... wait.. oh right! that was absolutely nothing! Honestly, I can't even blame them. Thomas had to either smile or make the biggest dead fish face for most of the time (because that's the full range of emotions Fah has). And then there's Kong, who was just a bit too much with those ridiculously over-the-top cute expressions. The rest of the cast? They did an a job, considering they were working with a script that barely existed.

WHAT I LIKED:
-- Lee. And his actor. Honestly, this dude was serving character and visuals like he was on a mission, and he only had like three scenes
-- The chemistry, the kiss, and the NC scenes? Oh, they were done pretty well. chemistry was chemistrying pretty hard.
-- Rak's friend group. they felt very real. especially the girl.
-- Rak and his sister relationship, super cute

In conclusion... if you’re one of those super nostalgic folks for 2019 Thai BL, then by all means, dive in. Im just convinced that no series like this should be made in the big 2024. We moved on from this mess. This tropes. This.

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being a litte too honest

If you're expecting good acting and a good story, just don't waste your time here. I'm sorry but since ep 1 I found the acting so cringe, still I tried to give it a chance thinking that maybe it will improve, but it didn't happen. the story it's just bad the characters are bland and kind of annoying. FOR ME it's not worth it to watch since it wasn't even entertaining for me to keep going, but ppl can have different standards or opinions so maybe if you're curious, just try to watch the first ep to have your own opinion idk.
ps. please give the actors acting classes PLEASEEEEE they do have chemistry but what's the point if they can't act

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Did I like it? YES would i ever watch it again? NO

On the surface level, I really enjoyed the show even rated it overall 8.5 . It was exactly the mindless fluff college students based show that I could watch with my brain completely shut off, just watching the pretty people on the screen (especially Thomas in glasses). It provided me THE DOPAMINE kick that got me to binge the show show in a day. But on a more deeper level, the show had a mid story and acting carried forward by only the 'chemistry' between the leads, decent soundtrack and good cinematography.

Some of the issues with the show:
1. Teerak/s infantilization - you can make a university aged guy innocent and bubbly basically the sunshine character without portraying him like a 2 dimensional over sized infant. The way he spoke and acted was cringe-worthy making me question how is he almost 20 years old.

2. Acting by the leads - I know that most of the cast was new and I understand they would slowly learn on the job. While Kong's acting improved during the show, Thomas remained very stiff with only a single 'grumpy' expression in scenes outside of romantic ones. even if he was playing the scary grumpy sunshine protector, he could have expressed that with a bit more effort. That being said, show was carried by Thomas's face card so a few more expressions on there will be chef's kiss. The rest of the cast (aside from Punlee who did well with what he was given ) were unremarkable.

3. Mike - I hate to say this but as someone who has been watching BL's for some years now - I am quite familiar with Mike and he looked absolutely out of place in this show. He was too old and in my head he belongs to a different generation of actors. Would be nice if he could find some work with people that match his experience and better characters because honestly he can do so much better than this.

4. Over accomplished young master - I found Thomas as this great young master who can handle all the business and meetings and deals not convincing at all. He can rock a formal suit but still looks a bit too young for me to imagine him in that setting. His character could have been better written to better assimilate him into the show.

Overall I think the show was shining and inviting on the surface but lacked depth that would make you stay and come back time and time again. I think i would not have kept up with the show if I had seen it weekly instead of as a binge. Seeing the last few production from this company shows that they need to pay and look for a team of better writers otherwise they would slowly fade away dragged down by mediocre plots and 2 dimensional characters. The actor's acting seemed good enough for the level of the script although I would be rooting for them and hoping for a improvement in the future.

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