ABSOLUTE GEM
This show is perfect. I’ve never seen a better GL. The acting, chemistry, drama, music- everything is on point. Characters are mature and understanding. There are small interactions between the leads that really feel like a couple in love and everything is so subtle that it’s a wonderful break from the usual.Basically there’s no unnecessary drama, mostly very mature characters, no parents focused on breaking up a couple. It’s just a brilliantly written and acted piece displaying human emotions and interactions very well.
I could’ve never imagined a series would be sooooo good. When the world of Thai GLs started with Gap- it was life changing. But I also accepted that this genre would be sometimes weird or dramatic or not well acted- basically some caveat. And towards the end most of these shows get really bad and cringe before the happy end. This show didn’t give me a single cringe moment. I think it’s absolutely brilliant
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A must see Gl thai series
I was apprehensive about this series, after all, I had just watched Pluto's traumatic and disappointing ending, so the last thing I needed was a brother getting in the way of someone else's love. But the way this romance is being conducted has made everything lighter despite the plot being so full of painful problems. I love how Pam blossomed after meeting Rak, I really like the humor of their friends and Pam's family, and how Rak only seems harmless but is a lioness when she has to fight for what she believes in.The GL we needed to inspire us and make us fall in love.
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Their chemistry wow-
This was a really nice watch. I enjoyed it very much.the chemistry between the main leads is astronomical. it should fr be studies in schools lol.
Loved bonnie's acting so much as she's kind of new, and she really is love's daughter, can't help but think of love everytime I look at her boba eyes.
The story is well-written, it is more of a story about the families, and their lives, more than it is a love story? I don't know it felt like since their love was established very VERY early on...the rest of the story just focused on the families. And I'm not saying that it's a bad thing.
It was also refreshing watching a gl where the grandma isn't so mean towards her granddaughter.
Overall it's a really fun watch and I highly recommend it, you won't be bored ! don't binge tho lol.
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8.3? Not worth it. A waste of time
My main problems with this drama are -1. So slow paced & boring. Has plot but no development. I wanted to deep dive in dark sides of medical industry but all I saw was only cheating.
2. Pam's unnecessary jealousy which is too much. Also, I didn't like PamRak's dynamic that much.
3. How they misused the cheating trope, I haven't seen a doctor who is also the director of a hospital & has this much time to cheat on her wife so many times that he has 2 daughters out of wedlock & uncountable mistresses.
4. Rak's mother had no self-respect at all. She is a doctor & knows her husband is cheating but it's fine until he doesn't have a child with them. She's also telling her daughter to shut up. Why? Why is she staying with him?
5. I liked Nene's character at first, I thought she was gathering evidence of malpractice running by that hospital & her father, but no sign of that till now. All she wanted was to destroy her father's main family.
6. Suddenly Pam has no interest in taking revenge for her parents' death. She's busy with her lover & completely forgot everything about her past. Wow, what a wonderful daughter.
7. Wanted Sood & Sammy as a couple here, but no. They turned her into a lesbian, which didn't fit with her image.
I only liked OatNene's dynamic, Sing Harit as an elder brother, cinematography, cameos & music - that's all.
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Real Chemistry, Beautiful People, and Solid Storytelling
Review (So Far):⚠️ GL Grading Disclaimer
Before we dive in, a quick note on how I grade GL series: My primary focus is on the love story, chemistry, and plot. I grade on a curve, meaning my ratings are “for a GL,” recognizing the specific landscape and production context of girls’ love media.
If I ever rate something a 10, it’s because it absolutely delivers in one (or more) of these areas: undeniable chemistry between leads, high enjoyability, or a unique and/or excellently executed storyline that stands out in the genre.
Chemistry
I am loving this show. Pam and Rak have 10/10 chemistry—it’s grounded, sincere, and strikes the perfect balance between steamy and sweet. Their connection feels organic and lived-in, not forced or overly performative. And yeah, the fact that both women are beautiful? Always a bonus. But this pairing works because the emotional pull is just there. You feel it.
Chemistry rating: Steamy
(Scale: Hot AF, Steamy, Warm and Cute — Us hits that perfect middle ground: electric without being over-the-top.)
Story & Characters
The dynamic between Pam and Rak has me hooked. I’m genuinely intrigued by the plot and invested in where it’s heading. But what really stands out is that US GL is character-driven. The plot acts more like a lens—a structure used to highlight the growth, emotional arcs, and moral dilemmas of the characters. That focus makes the show feel deeper and more resonant.
Pam’s arc, in particular, feels justified and emotionally honest. She didn’t start helping Nene out of malice—she was heartbroken, grieving her late parents, and owed money to the wrong kind of people. Nene took advantage of that vulnerability, extorting and manipulating her into revenge. It makes sense that once Pam started to fall for Rak, she’d shift her priorities and walk away from that plan.
Rak is a joy to watch. She’s sweet, sincere, and solid in her values. Even when Nene tries to manipulate her, she stays true to herself. You can't help but root for her.
Kawi is a standout for me. He’s a genuinely good guy, and his bond with his sister Rak is strong and supportive—way better than his dad, who gives off peak toxic patriarch energy.
Speaking of their father: he somehow manages to be both the director of the hospital and a serial philanderer, fathering children all over town, mostly with women who work at the hospital or conveniently at his kids’ school. Dude is absolute trash, someone I personally love to hate.
Nene is layered—not just a villain, but someone hurt and twisted by her own history. Her scenes with Oat have promise, and I appreciated seeing her walls slowly come down. The scene with Rak and Oat bringing Nene to Kawi for a hug was a bit awkward in its delivery, but likely because it was genuinely uncomfortable for those characters to be in that moment—it made sense that the tension would feel palpable.
I also loved that the characters’ relationships and connections all made sense—nothing felt overly convenient or slapped together. It all flowed naturally.
Grandma deserves her own shoutout. This is the only GL I’ve seen where the grandmother wasn’t some outdated obstacle or harsh figure. Her love and joy resonated throughout the story, and she served as a truly special character—a bridge between the others, anchoring many key emotional moments.
The mom’s subtle arc was also nice. Her shift felt natural, earned, and not overly dramatic like in other melodramatic GLs. It added a layer of realism to the family dynamic.
Though, yes—they did leave out the long-lost sister entirely, not sure they even needed to be in the story at all, but I do get that they were trying to build a pattern of behavior for the father.
And the evil dad being left alone in that oversized house? Poetic justice. I’m so glad they didn’t give him a redemption arc. Let him stay in that silence.
Sound & Music
Easily one of the best OSTs and sound designs in any GL I’ve watched. The music and score are emotionally sharp, never intrusive, and always in tune with the moment. It’s polished, balanced, and helps carry the emotional weight of the story beautifully.
(Could do without the crying dog sound effect—but at this point, that’s just genre tax.)
Ending & Final Thoughts
The story wrapped up beautifully—not rushed, not overly dramatic. There was a softness to it that felt earned. I genuinely felt sad knowing I wouldn’t get to look forward to PamRak every Saturday anymore.
I love that the show skipped tired tropes like the unnecessary breakup, rushed weddings, or forced drama. That said, a proposal scene would’ve been an amazing, romantic final touch. Still, the ending landed with heart.
Final Score: 10 / 10
Emotionally resonant, beautifully acted, grounded, and romantic. This show is something special. A must-watch, and absolutely a 10/10 for rewatchability.
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Okay, so I just finished watching "Us," and wow, Emibonnie completely blew me away! I really connected with her character's journey – it felt so real and relatable, especially the parts about episode 10, when rak said (But it doesn't matter because i love you) rak deserve the whole green forest. The whole series had me hooked; the story was so well-paced, and the soundtrack was amazing. I found myself thinking about the characters and their situations long after I finished watching. Definitely recommend it if you're looking for something that will stay with you. Was this review helpful to you?
THE GREENEST SERIES EVER
you know i've been watching the thai gl series almost 5 years and then when i watched the pilot of this series what i'm thinking first is they really good in kissing and the visual of the series very aesthetic and i really want to wait this series and then around january they release the trailer it's more beautiful than the pilot trailer i mean the pilot is already beautiful but the trailer more beautiful and i can't wait for this series and when this series release o was shocked at first ep because is really have good plot in this series and have a plot twist at the end of first episode and i think i will stuck in this series and yeah i stuck in this series untill now the chemistry emibonnie is undeniable the domestic pamrak ahh i really love this series and also the ost omg its relly calm when you heard it and i want to thank you p'fon for direct the beautiful series and i hope emibonnie will get the new series soon.Was this review helpful to you?
A nice and sweet (gl) story
I don't know how to explain well but this serie is quite lovely yet it has some drama (sad, a little bit of angst part) but not that intense. It's just a kind of slice of life between two girls with their own family.I smiled, laughed, cried and feel ike it still has something missing... That's a weird feeling.
I might think, for a certain part of the story it was a bit underdevelopped or it's just me.
Nevertheless, I overall liked the show, it's so simple yet it's kind of relatable and omg, the chemistry was definitely on fire, Emi and Bonnie did a great job, not only for their romantic part but for the entire show.
And I'm quite happy to see Sing (Kawi) again with a different character (not the funny one) but instead, he played a serious role and it's a pity that his character's story is not that enough developed (I know, he's a side character but still, he's the brother of Dokruk). I also think, Oat and Nene deserved a better storyline. As I said, some part of the (their story) felt not well paced. I also felt some part were a bit too long.
However, it's still one of the best GL (along with Pluto) series and Us left a good impressions.
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The Gentle Kind of Love
"Us the series" is a powerful and gentle exploration of love that beautifully challenges the notion of grand romance. While some might find its deliberate lack of dramatic twists and turns "boring," this is exactly what makes the show so profound. It captivates not with explosive events or high-stakes conflict, but with the quiet, intimate moments that define true connection.The series excels at capturing the beauty of the small things. The most powerful scenes aren't elaborate dates or dramatic arguments, but rather a simple shared gaze, a gentle nudge of a hand, or the comfort of a hot vanilla latte. It presents love as something found in the everyday routine—a montage of mornings in bed, the sun shining through the curtains as two people simply exist together. This is where the series truly shines, presenting a love that is honest and relatable.
What makes this drama so moving is its ability to showcase a love that transcends grandiosity. "Us the series" doesn't just explore romantic love; it also delves into the complexities of familial love. The show reminds us that love, in all its forms, shouldn't be transactional or forced. It shouldn't push you to do bad things, but instead should uplift you and help you become a better person.
"Us the series" ultimately teaches us that the most significant love stories are often the ones written in whispers, small gestures, and shared silences. The idea that sometimes, the most extraordinary love is found in the most ordinary moments.
"Us the series" is not just for enjoyment—it's a drama that will teach you. For anyone seeking a story that is both heartfelt and meaningful, this is one to watch.
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US The Series: a journey toward healing and emotional resilience.
This is (in summary) what I have to say.US The Series delves with sensitivity and honesty into the complexities of the human experience, exploring profound themes such as loss, grief, sadness, loneliness, emptiness, and emotional blockage. Through the experiences of its characters, the series portrays in a raw yet moving way the dynamics of dysfunctional families, infidelity, abuse of power, and the wounds left by lost love. It also shines a light on mental health and the urgent need to talk about it with empathy.
Far from falling into empty drama, the narrative of US embraces the vulnerability of its protagonists and transforms it into a driving force for growth. It reminds us that love — in all its forms — can be both a refuge and a wound, and that emotional support, when present, holds the power to save.
Each character, through their pain, confusion, or hope, becomes a mirror of life itself: imperfect, fragile, but always open to personal growth and the possibility of rebuilding.
US The Series reminds us that life is made up of moments — some rewarding, others presenting themselves as challenges that get in our way, and many so insignificant we barely remember them. The events that leave an indelible mark on our memory are those that bring us immense joy or deep sorrow. It’s a curious phenomenon, but in the end, opposites tend to resemble each other. Sadly, happy moments often go unnoticed, while difficult ones linger — fueled by poor choices, constant complaints, or unresolved resentment.
These factors can cloud our ability to experience love and happiness, leading to an existence marked by gray days, explosive moments, and times when emptiness seems to deepen within our hearts. In those moments, our true nature emerges, pushing us to change course, to escape the thick gray cloud where the storm never seems to end. Yet leaving that state behind is no easy task — and sometimes, it feels like we leave a part of our soul behind in the process, causing a fracture in our spirit.
In other cases, our essence feels so stained by the gray that we believe it’s lost — but that’s not necessarily true. Our being remains intact, hidden in the shadows, fighting its battles, seeking to reclaim the power to hold the brush that will paint new days, new beginnings, filling our small, vast world with magical, unique colors. When that happens, we can rise from the darkness and allow ourselves to walk toward the light once more.
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Watching Us has healed me in ways I was not expecting
I stumbled upon this series a couple of months back on accident. I was looking for something new and people who watches GL movies/series has been putting this series on top of their list. I got curious as to why so I took a shot and started watching it.Do you remember the first time you have ever tasted your favorite dish? Or the feeling when you have seen your favorite person again after some time? Or even the first time you have met the person who will somehow change your life for the better. That is the perfect way for me to describe the very first few seconds of watching this series. It’s cliche but it altered my brain chemistry. It was so refreshing. It is something new. The production and cinematography is top notch. The acting and emotions in each characters eyes will make you feel the exact emotion they are conveying. The background music is the icing on the cake, it completes the whole “vibe” of the scene. The first few minutes of the first episode of Us is easily on my list of “Things I would pay for just to experience it the first time again”. People who watches series and/or movies a lot know that the first few minutes of the first EP is very important to capture the audience attention. My first 10 mins of this series, I already know that this is different and this series will have me on chokehold (in a good way).
This series does not only focus on the romance of the two main leads, it revolves around the lives of people around them and the story perfectly connected each characters stories to one another. It shows growth and healing of each and everyone. It is refreshing to see a series that is not full of hate and miscommunication that would lead to fights just to make the story go on. But rather, this series when faces with the difficulties and hardships, each characters focus on healing. On how to approach it better. The story aims to show personal growth, maturity and forgiveness. In a world that is full of hate, hardships and loneliness it warms my heart to have watch a series wherein it taught me that life can be good. That I, just like the characters, deserves love and all the good things life has to offer. And not all people will hurt or deceive you, that if you will be the right peron you will also meet the right person that would want nothing but the best for you.
This series easily made it as one of my comfort series. It is crazy how many times I have rewatched it (I still do from time to time that I feel like the world is too much and I just needed a warm hug). And I do hope that more people will get to watch, learn and fall in love with Pam and Dokrak’s love story. All of us deserves that kind of love.
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1M/10
Us The Series honestly surprised me in the best way and this one really stood out. Pam and Rak’s relationship felt super real, just raw and emotional in a way that hits. Bonnie and Emi were amazing in their roles. You can really feel how much they put into their characters. Their chemistry made everything feel so natural, like they weren’t even acting sometimes. Tho it's really different from the novel, but this one's definitely worth watching if you're into GL stories that actually have depth.Was this review helpful to you?
