Me and Who Episode 8

Getting inTents and space to breathe

(If you get the joke in the caption and the cross reference to Monster Next Door, please clap yourself on the back now. You deserve it.)

Episode 7 ended with a heavy make-out session on their end and some tears and happy screeching on my end. Episode 8 starts where it ended but in a more homey and domestic kind of way.

One question is still not answered: WHO did this to our Apo? Who was at fault for his car accident? This episode focuses on that, bringing back Poppy/Francois and introducing a pretty neat Police officer who seems to be a friend of Ya, so he seems reliable. (I don’t know anything more than you at this point that’s why I am writing it this way.)

Phopthorn still wants to be loved, wants a happy family and we get a glimpse of his old life - extremely sad and my heart ached for this little boy. I love this show because Ya is a guy with the right kind of moral compass and although he is not perfect (still thinking about the dance with his Ex, I have not forgiven yet) he can relieve Thorn in his sadness and calm him down (even without reading his mind).

I liked this episode because Big and Park had some screentime without each other and could show off how good of an actor they are when they are not together. Their characters could show, how much they loved each other by actions they did for each other while the other is not there.

And of course I liked the Episode 8 because our 2nd couple could finally (in my eyes) get some character. They fought and set some boundaries and not for some nonsense but for some real topics.

All in all am I absolutely devastated that this was already Episode 8. This means there are only 2 more episodes and I am very very happy to see BigPark on my screen and very very sad that there are only 2 episodes left for me to discover.
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End note just for my consciousness: I bought this episode on Fast Track because I need BigPark and this whole comfort show in my life right now. If you’re angry that WeTV tries to make money with their products (e.g. shows), welcome to capitalism.

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