Ossan's Love Thailand

What a waste!

First, I'm a big fan of EarthMix. And while Heng was a lame-brained immature, and happless character, I did enjoy seeing Earth in a silly, cute, comedic role. He aced it. It was a nice switch-up for him. Mix, well, not so much. HIs character was a self-pitying , depressive sort of guy. Mix did a pretty good job in portraying Mo, but not a role that fits his persona. He just moped around for the entire series feeling bad about himself and bemoaning the fact that he was gay and convinced that he alone would destroy Heng's life by loving and being with him. Making bad decisions, crying about it, and sticking with them even though it was destryoing his happiness. Come on, buck and be a little assertive, boy.

And then there was the story line. What a waste. Insipid, bland, poorly written. Like a bad high school drama production. And the amnesia thing in Ep 11 was a total insult to the viewers. Like the directors had to come up with something "funny" to drag out the series into 12 episodes. Well, it wasn't funny. It was disconnected, irrational, and stupid. Honestly, I couldn't wait for it to end and fast-forwarded through Ep 11-12 to make sure EarthMix ended up together. (Which everyone knew they would). And what was with that last musical/dance number just before they got married??? Just plain bad. Cheesy choreography, bad camera work, silly music. I love Earth but the boy sure does not have any moves. And then jump into a wedding that, I guess, someone had pre-planned?? Even though there was almost no character or plot development that built up to a marriage. Lame.

The cinematography was cheap and not very artistic at all. The supporting cast did as good a job as possible considering the plot and the writing. And Boss was just a pain creep. Guess he didn't know about something called HR in the workplace or sexual harassment. Not dissing the actor, but the character just could not take no for an answer. I found the character sketchy, offensive, and plain unlikeable.

And now we have My Golden Blood airing. I'm hoping that JossGawin don't get pulled won the same unprofessional and unlikeable rabbit hole that EarthMix did.

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Ended the japanese and Hong Konguese versions, period.

I kinda loved it so much, and it's such a surprise to me.

I'm not a big fan of the Ossan's Love franchise, I feel that it's way too fucking corny and I tried both the Japanese and the Hong Konguese version, both of them making me feel miserable from how angry, annoyed, and grossed out I felt. But EarthMix is my favorite couple EVER so I knew that I was going to watch it anyway.

The boss in those versions is a bastard, inconvenient, and I dare to say a sexual harasser.

But in this version, he's a little inconvenient, but he's such a sweet man. Heart made of gold.

And that's the biggest turning point in Ossan's Love TH.

The acting was sooo on point, EarthMix delivering as always and also Krit as Kongdech. Everyone was so fun to watch.

The screenplay... it's WAY better than the other versions but still, it's GMM attacking again and making up conflicts that don't make sense at all, just because it's their series style. The last episodes were a little.. meh. Very GMM.

Still, it's a bop. The OSTs were SO FUNNNN.

It's a fun watch! I don't have a lot more to say tbh.

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Great attempt at adaptation

This is probably the most enjoyable series I've been since Cupid's Last Wish, Moonlight Chicken & Ourskyy 2. Simply because the earthmix's projects I've mentioned filled me with a quite bad watching experience not only from the story plot but the engagement with audience and creative decisions taken by the production team.

— Story
I have my issues with the writing between EP11 - EP12. I think the story is consistent up until episode 10 with a solid progress and attempt. But the writing was really dragging between the last two episodes. The memory loss twist wasn't my favourite I think they could've executed it better. Mo's character is quite inconsistent when it comes to his love for Heng. I acknowledged Mo's insecurity but i think it's absurd that he would not do much for Heng and always run away from his problems. Heng's mom was just a plot device to further push the break up agenda and I think she's poorly written. I wish they'd write better between the last three episodes as it's the climax but instead it did fell flat for me.

However, I still enjoyed the entire show and I think they did a great job at catering to the Thailand audience while still maintaining the essence of the original. They did included a lot of Thai cultures and points that I love very much, it made this show stand on its own from the original.

The slapstick comedy is executed fairly good! If they were to follow the over the top comedy as in the original it would not translate well for Thai audience i think but despite toning it down a bit the comedy doesn't feel way too cringe for me and it's still good.

— Characters
I am forever grateful that Earth took this role because he's the Haruta i imagined if there were a Thai remake. This is also a good opportunity for him to polish his acting skill and shut off the typecast he's always gotten. This is probably my second favourite role he's ever played after Phupha. He does it so well and he's really one of gmmtv actors that continues to improve from time to time.

Shahkrit as Kongdech was brilliant! I wouldn't expect any less because i know he's a veteran but he is just so fitting the Ossan's role.

As for Mix as Mo, this is not Mix's best appearance for me while Mix always does a good job i think the writing of this character is what makes me feel jarring for Mix. Nonetheless still a good try!

— OSTs
I love love love all of the OSTs!!!!

I hope that EarthMix can play more comedy roles, maybe a movie project with GDH? They would nail it. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with the show and I'm happy for it. Can't wait for more EarthMix projects as they are really talented.

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Chaotic!!!

A very surreal series consisting of ridiculous situations, exaggerated characters and a unique sense of humour, that you'll either love or hate. For me, it had its charm and a very distinct identity. It felt refreshing watching such a different type of bl, even if the plot wasn't something you'd lose your mind over.

I'd say the stronger part of the show is the acting. Shahkrit, who plays the boss, portrayed his role exceptionally, with his wealth of experience definitely elevating the comedy element. Earth and Mix shone through their performances as well, proving that they are just as capable in comedy as they are in drama. Ironically, their best and most genuine dramatic scene for me came from this series.

Overall, it's a good show and I do recommend it to anyone who just looks for a light - hearted series to pass the time. It does have heart and some very cute moments under all these layers of absurdity..

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Una pérdida de tiempo

Serie que solo puede gustarle a los fans de la shipp ,porque es pésimo por donde se lo mire,Earth sobreactuado de principio a fin,Mo convertido en un ridículo que vivía huyendo,un poco sobreactudo también,el jefe se podría decir que fue lo único bueno de esta adaptación y el resto tenía menos gracia y era totalmente irrelevantes,y no me quiero olvidar del personaje inventado de la hija del jefe,de verdad no sé les ocurrió otro personaje mejor??? Era insoportable y tampoco tenía sentido nada de lo que hacía,solo era una hija estúpida y celosa???
Una serie con full relleno, personajes estúpidos sin ningun carismá,con ninguna escena ni momento memorable,la única forma de disfrutar esto sería apagando el cerebro

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Very enjoyable and funny.

I think this is one of my favorite EarthMix series. It's light and fluffy yes but it also dealt with those angsty moments that both Earth and Mix excell at. The series kept me laughing but when it got to this emotional moments, I couldn't help but tear up. I have to say both Mix and Earth excell in those emotional moments that make you clutch your heart and want to sob your eyes out. I think this was one of the major reasons why they were picked as the leads in Ossan's Love.
It was also nice to see EarthMix in something lighter to the series that they've done before. And I think both proved what versatile actors they are. They can do dark and depressing series, but they can also do light and funny ones too. They are just extremely talented actors, and I love that they got to showcase that here. Earth as Heng was exceptional, he proved that he can excel in comedy too. I loved him as Heng. Mix has great comedic timing. I feel like both can do comedy as well as drama on the same high level.
Now the series isn't without faults it can be extremely cringey at times and Mo's character can be frustrating at times but all in all it's an enjoyable ride. I also think that EM's chemistry here got even better, the kisses here were some of the best they've done in their over 5 years together.
In the end I'm extremely happy the EarthMix got to helm this project because they were the perfect cp for Ossan's Love TH. I'm extremely proud of them .
Final rating 8.5

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This is how you do a remake!

This was so much fun!! From the first notes of the theme song on the first episode (this EPIC theme song) you know this will be a Ride (capital R).

The story is not too deep, but with plenty of twists and turns to either lol or yell at the screen in frustration. How dense can a person be? Heng is utterly clueless about, well, everything. His Boss is the perfect 2ML. Sweet, caring, forgiving. I felt so bad for him and wish he'll meet his prince someday. Mo is a treasure forgiving Heng and not eating his shoes in anger. Their love is sweet and our EarthMixx dreamteam is overflowing with chemistry.
Comical BL is not my favorite BL subgenre but if they're this well made, with well dosed puns, situations and acting, I'm absolutely sold.
The OST is fantastic, I got a smile on my face and swayed along as soon as Earth started yelling. This is ultimate feelgood!

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EARTHMIX VERSATILE ACTOR

This series genuinely transformed my entire week, turning what used to be a mundane Monday into a burst of pure happiness that I eagerly anticipate as the weekend winds down. I can’t express how much joy it brings me—there’s something magical about settling in, knowing I’m about to dive into a story that lifts my spirits and keeps me smiling long after the credits roll. I wholeheartedly urge you to give it a watch because it’s an experience worth having, especially if you haven’t yet witnessed the brilliance of Earth Mix on screen. These two incredible actors—Earth Pirapat and Mixxiw, I presume, given their iconic pairing—consistently deliver performances that feel fresh and exciting, no matter the role. With every new series they take on, they manage to unveil completely distinct characters, each one crafted with such depth and authenticity that you’d swear they’ve never played anything like it before. And trust me, they absolutely nail it every single time, hitting every emotional beat with precision and charm.
What’s even more remarkable is their constant evolution. They don’t just rest on their laurels; they push themselves further, refining their craft and bringing something new to the table with each project. It’s inspiring to see that kind of dedication, and it’s a huge part of why I’m so hooked. Their improvement is palpable—you can feel the passion they pour into their work, and it makes every episode a delight. So please, do yourself a favor and check it out. Whether it’s the storytelling, their chemistry, or just the sheer fun of it all, this series has a way of making Mondays feel like a gift. You won’t regret it!

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I usually don’t go for remake dramas, but I decided to give this one a chance because of P’Earth and P’Mix. Their characters in this drama are quite different from their usual roles. It was a delight to see P’Earth playing such a bubbly character, and P’Krit (Kongdech, the boss) absolutely nailed his role—I loved his character! While I enjoyed the hilarious chemistry between him and Heng, I also couldn’t help but low-key ship Kongdech and Ten and praying that they would end up together. If you're in the mood for something chaotic and fun, this drama is definitely worth checking out.

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Feelings and how to express them, the Show

let's get something out of the way first before I review it: yes I'm biased because I love EarthMix as a pairing. no, I don't care. That's my emotional support pairing, leave me alone.


okay, this show is much more than just a romantic comedy. it's about feelings and how to properly express them. every conflict could be solved through communication. then why don't they communicate? cause they have to learn how to do it! they have to grow and develop over the course of this show and I think they do a great job showing that growth. showing Mo becoming more pro-active in pursuing Heng, showing Heng learning to be open and more mature etc.


and yes at first I did think the amnesia arc would basically make all that development null and void, but I think it added more. I think that was the final push Heng needed to truly realise what he wanted, and Kongdech getting over his crush at the end is played realistically and heartwarmingly. Everyone was in top form and the comedic timing was something to behold. Everything played perfectly into each scenario and the show never shied away from going into the absurd which I'm happy for. Ossan's love Thai is a feel good show about how to be open about your emotions and the consequences of not communicating openly with the ones you care about, wrapped up in a lovely happy ending. I'm sad to see it go.


Also Heng is so ADHD coded. I'm surprised no one else seems to have pointed it out.

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