ThamePo Heart That Skips a Beat

The heartfelt emotions and reality

Directed by Aticha Tanthanawigrai, the main cast of "Thamepo Heart That Skips a Beat" stars Est Supha along with the members of the famous T-pop Boyband, "Lykn".
"Thamepo" is a series that helps the audience to explore and navigate themes identical to various real life situations. Exploring themes of love and loss, grief, friendship, complexities of life and identity exploration,the story focuses on Po and Thame, two people who works on the same professional field with different positions. They fall In love and overcomes the hardships of life.
While the summary may seem simple, it's open to interpretation.
As a viewer, I would say, this series expands to a certain extent of depth where a slight sense of observation, critical thinking and experience is required.
Being a fan of several pop bands, I'm quite familiar with the inner workings of the entertainment industry. However, according to my personal experience, there's often a huge difference between the reality and what's presented. This is exactly where "Thamepo" stands out to me. The series focuses on various aspects of real-life problems and challenges, one of which is the struggles and problems the artists has to face. On the 1st episode, Po joins as a director in the same entertainment company that manages Thame's group, "MARS". Thame being oblivious to the information suspects Po to be a Sasaeng, marking their first encounter as an unpleasant and palpable one.
However, both Thame and Po adjusts and gets along with eachother while Po was asked to film and direct a documentary for MARS.
MARS consists of 5 members including Thame(leader of the group, main vocalist), Junn(Sub vocalist), Dylan(main rapper), Pepper(all rounder) and Nano (the youngest and the lead dancer). The bond shared amongst the members is truly remarkable and heartwarming, sending a sense of awe and warmth to the audiences.
While working as co-workers both Thame and po developed feelings towards eachother and to get them together, Thame's group members play a significant role. Perhaps it is here that the theme of strong friendship is explored.
Though Po grew quite famous after working with Mars, it took him a lot of hard work, struggle and patience to reach the steps of success. Before working for Mars, Po had to step out from the work field for 3 years and, those 3 years were like a battle field for Po. Nevertheless he overcomes all the obstacles of life and took a chance to start over again, which ofcourse did not go in vain.
As for Thame, though he was a rising star with name and fame, his character completely justifies every aspect of the artist life. Sometimes, money and fame are not the only things that can suffice human life and its problems. They need emotional support, love and comfort to overcome and survive the battlefield. This is how "Thamepo Heart That Skips a Beat" navigates the themes of complexities of life and many more.
To me, this series is a beautiful chaos. It pushes you into a pool of emotions, completely drenches you and yet it embraces you with the warmest and loveliest hug, enough to melt your heart. This series healed a part of me that I never knew could be healed.
As a drama series, "Thamepo Heart That Skips a Beat " is a must watch for kpop/T-pop fans and those who are looking for something engaging, romantic and resonating. Also, if you are a keen observer who gets attached to series quite deeply, you might get ready with tissues as well.
And for me, "Thamepo Heart That Skips" will remain imprinted within the walls of my heart forever and ever.

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I placed spoilers at the end of this review.

Overall, this was an enjoyable series with a very interesting story concept. The script did a great job with setting up the series and introduced all of the characters. I apricate that it did not have the second to last episode syndrome of introducing the very obvious conflict scenario which allowed two episodes for a good resolution. Although the script started off very good, it did have a few weak sections by episode 9. As for the cast, they did a great job considering most of them are new to acting. This series did a great job showcasing LYKN’s musical talent. The songs were great which helped with the music industry backdrop.

Random Notes:

The opening credits was cute and the name of each episode is a song title.

You have to love the cross merchandising of their own productions. The series in episode 4 was “Good Old Days” and the constant reference of the move “Love You to Debt”.

It was cool and very smart to have the actors from “Only Boo” reprising their group (Gump) roles. Especially considering that series also delt with how production companies view artist as products and not as humans.

******Potential Spoiler Alert******

The main weak aspect of the script: There was a constant emphasis from many individuals on how it was important to be discreet when dating as an idol, but you see the main characters constantly doing things out in the open where everyone can see. There was even one scene where they are holding hands in the middle of a food area but will not hug because there in public. However, this scene was even weirder because you see absolutely no people around.

I was a little annoyed with the slight redemption story arch with CEO Pemika in the last ending. She also gave this really lame speech to Po in episode 11 about how she was doing everything for their own good.

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Solid Drama - Which could've been outstanding

The premise of ThamePo while focusing on the Main Couple wasn't just them but a critical Review of some Aspects of the whole Idol/Boygroup Industry in South-East Asia. I'm a K-Pop fan and to this day Korea hasn't made one good and compelling Drama around the Industry. But a Thai BL Drama managed to do a solid Job! I personally like this premise and they did a good Job on touching the Subject, how quite often the Companies prioritise Profit over Art & Artist.
And that is also one of the, mind you very few, negative Points in this Series. They made this the main narrative and focus subject around the whole "we wanna show the dark side of the Idol Industry". Did they touch some other Subjects? Yes but with far less weight to them. Here is were the courage seemed to have left the writers a bit.
We got the reminder that Idols should be allowed to have romantic relationships, tough without any real impact. Sadly they didn't touch the subject of mental health all to much. Nano's Solo Story, sort of, would've been the perfect setting but that was also the one with the least amount of actual focus on that Character. So in summary they tried and didn't really fail but also weren't brave enough to really dive into the dark sides of this Industry.

How was the acting? LYKN as more or less first time actors, did a really good Job! They definitely do have a solid acting Basics, which is something today's Idol's should have. Did they all show the same Level of acting Skills? No but that is also dependent on the fact, that not all Member's got equally time to shine or not shine.
Lego and Hong had the least Screen Time and its hard for me to really comment on their acting. While, apart from William, Nut and Tui had the most.
Nut's acting was a delight, he made me love his character and also wanna hit his character at the same time. Nut was easily able to keep up with Est's acting. Tui's Role wasn't an easy one to portray for someone with very limited experience in acting and it did show. He wasn't bad but parts of his character weren't really believable and sadly came across a bit weak.
Now for William, his acting grew right along side his characters own development. In the beginning there were quite a few weak points but one actually could see Williams own personal grow as an Actor together with the Growth of the character he portrayed. That shows he's got quite the potential as an actor in the future.
But the one that hit the nail right on its head was Est! I honestly never seen any other work from him, so i can't compare it to any older work but dang it he delivered. His acting was believable, sincere but not over the top. He portrayed Po's Journey from an agonizingly shy, none existent Self-esteem Character to a Self assured, cheeky and hopeful Person very very well. I'll for sure will watch any upcoming Projects of Est.
Now for the other Actors, I'm gonna be brutally honest. Except for the Main Adversary portrayed by Namfon, they didn't really leave that much of an impression. They were background noise mostly and the occasional comic relief. Namfon however did go the extra Mile. Her Pemika was an A-Grade A**hole! :) Without being over the top or being extremely dramatic. Pemika was a quite & composed A**hole, that at some point even made you believe she was actually a nice Person. She was scary really lol.

Production, Direction , Cinematography and Writing:
This was certainly no low Budget Production, might be one of the reason for only 13 Episodes. Did we get extremely flashy Sets? No! Which for this Series was spot on. For me part of this Series was a look behind the Curtain so to speak and the Sets represented that very well. While other Series feel almost "claustrophobic" with lack of Set variations, this Series simply had no need for many Sets. So they made a good decision to keep it confined and only go Big & Flashy for Key Scenes in the Series.
I applaud Mui and Job for the directing and the cinematography. I didn't really get to see much of the directing in the BTS, sadly. However, going by how smooth most of the Flow of the Series and most Scenes felt, Mui must have done an excellent job in directing. There really were only a miniscule few Scenes that felt a bit awkward and I forgot them all! So the directing did a proper and very good job.
This Series had beautiful Visuals and I don't mean just the Actors. I especially loved the use of Lighting in those Scenes were the mood was to be soft and intimate. Job made such, well, a good job. Especially one Scene got Stuck in my Memory, with their Shirts outside getting closer while they also physically did. Such a great Shot and smart Idea.
The writing for this Series was good albeit not perfect. I can't remember any cringe Dialogs at all. Where there Scenes which made me cringe? Sure but those Scenes were meant to made one cringe in a good way, which is a strange thing to say really. And Jun's U-Turn Line will forever be Stuck in my Brain, so good job there Writers! However as mentioned before, I really whished the Writers would've been a bit braver with certain Topics. That could've elevated it from a solid Drama, to an outstanding one.
Now for my Second big Complaint, which kept this Series from being outstanding: The at least two more Episodes it needed. The flow of this Series was amazing up until Ep. 8ish. That is when it began to rush because there were only 5 Episodes left. And sadly that also meant that some Storylines didn't get the proper amount of time, those would've needed to really make an impact. One was Per's Story which felt far to unfinished and the other was Nano's (Justice for Lego!). We got to know Jun and obviously Thames Story really well. Dylan and especially Pepper and Nano fell to the wayside!
While Jun's "Solo" Episode really focused on his Character and gave us some great Scenes, the other three Members sadly didn't get the same attention. We might have gotten one for Dylan which did Focus quite a lot on him but still less than Jun. While Pepper's Storyline should've had way more impact, the Focus was sadly more on Thame & Po there than on Pepper. And the Character that got the least attention was Nano. His "Solo" Episode, which should've given us an introduction and backstory, was mainly Focused on Jun's antic in making Thame jealous. Would they have added two or even three more Episodes, those other Characters would've gotten more time to shine and add to the overall Story.
However, the Ending was beautiful and satisfying. Its not an outstanding Series but its a good one and I do recommend it, even with some of its Flaws. I certainly enjoyed it and I'm sad it has ended.

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An Unexpected Binge-Worthy Ride!

Okay, so I accidentally ended up binge-watching this over the weekend, and honestly? No regrets at all. This drama follows T-pop group MARS, with their leader Thame getting ready to leave for Korea. Meanwhile, Po is given the job of filming their last concert footage. A setup that could’ve been predictable? Sure. But the execution? Absolutely nailed it.

The story itself might not be groundbreaking, but the way it unfolded kept me hooked. The pacing was just right—enough tension, enough emotional moments, and enough lighthearted fun to balance it all out. It took a very familiar storyline and made it feel fresh, which is not easy to do. I think what really pulled me in was how much I cared about the characters. It wasn’t just about the plot; it was about them. The dialogues were so well written.

So, the romance between Thame and Po? Look, I’ll be honest—it wasn’t my favorite part of the show, but I still enjoyed it. They had this awkward yet genuine chemistry that made them fun to watch. It wasn’t the most dramatic or swoon-worthy romance I’ve ever seen, but that kind of worked in its favor? They were so green together, and that made it oddly endearing. I could totally see why people would love them. Even though the romance was a major part of the plot, it never overshadowed the true heart of the story—friendship.

Now, this is where the drama shined. The relationships between the MARS members were EVERYTHING. The tension, the fights, the feeling of betrayal when Thame decided to leave—it all felt so raw. The anger from the other four members? Absolutely justified. But what made it so compelling was watching them all navigate their emotions, work through their issues, and ultimately find their way back to each other. I loved how Thame never stopped trying, even when it felt impossible. He wanted to bring them back together, and that effort really paid off.

Okay, let’s talk about Jun—easily my favorite character. He was that perfect mix of playful and annoying, but also weirdly mature when the moment called for it. Every time he was on screen, I knew I was in for a good scene. And listen, we can all pretend that his whole “pretending to like Po” thing was just a tactic to push Thame to confront his feelings… but are we really going to ignore the possibility that he might’ve had the tiniest crush on Po? Maybe! Who knows! But I loved every second of it.

Pepper was another standout for me. His relationship with Gam was one of those side plots that had so much potential. The fact that they had to break up for the sake of the group? PAIN. I wish they explored it a bit more, but even with what we got, it was heartbreaking.

And then we have Nano—oh man. His whole arc hit hard. Watching him struggle with his own insecurities, thinking that he was the only one in the group who wouldn’t be able to do anything outside of MARS? That was gut-wrenching. But seeing how the members helped him through it? Beautiful. I loved how his journey was about finding confidence in himself and realizing that he did have worth beyond just the group.

Dylan was another character I really liked. There were so many moments where I just got him. He didn't have a story as deep as others, but his presence was so important. His struggles, his emotions—they felt very real. He brought a certain grounding energy to the group, and I really appreciated that.

I can’t move on without mentioning Fern! She might have been a minor character, but I really liked her. Her being both a MARS fangirl and Po’s close friend was such a fun dynamic. She brought in some much-needed lightness at times, and I really enjoyed her scenes.

The Cast, Cinematography & Soundtrack—All So Good!
One thing that really impressed me? The cast. Considering that a lot of them were new, they did an amazing job. They made the characters feel real, and their chemistry was undeniable. You could tell they were genuinely having fun, and that energy made the show even more enjoyable.

The cinematography? Loved it. The colors were stunning, and the visuals really brought everything to life. And that final episode? The concert scene felt so real. It honestly looked like they used actual concert footage rather than filming something separately, which made it even more immersive.

And let’s not forget about the soundtrack. Absolute perfection. Every song fit the moment perfectly, and I can see myself listening to it on repeat.

Final Thoughts: A Drama That Sticks With You
Overall, this was such a great watch. I went in expecting a simple music drama, and I walked away completely invested in these characters. The fact that they got to stay together as a group in the end? SO satisfying.
The ending for both couples was happy and I'm so glad for them. And I'm really with Nano on shipping Jun Dylan, they were so good (Bickering) together!
Would I recommend ? Absolutely.

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Unexpectedly good

I really thought I wouldn't care for a boyband bl only to be pleasantly surprised by how solid and different this story was from what I've anticipated. The series mainly focuses on the challenges artists face in the music industry and realistically addresses the ugly side of the fame from every aspect. As for the romantic part, the show sets the standards high without following clichés and lines you usually see in bls, making the entire experience refreshing and unpredictable.

William and Est as a new pairing, worked magnificently. Both their acting and their chemistry were spot on and they shined in their roles. But they weren't the only ones. The series makes sure to give attention to all the members of LYKN and make them equally important to the story, with them doing justice to their roles. Nut, specifically, really impressed me and I would like to see him act more in the future.

Aside from the story, the cinematography was also really beautiful and well executed, contributing to the creation of the series' unique identity.

Overall, I recommend this series to people who enjoy gradual character development and slow burn romance.

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“Thamepo: A BL Masterpiece That Will Steal Your Heart ❤️”

Thamepo has easily secured a spot in my top three BL dramas—it was truly a masterpiece. 💖 William and Est delivered such an incredible performance, and their chemistry was absolutely off the charts! That one scene where they kept walking back and forth between Po’s apartment and the bus station? Absolute perfection. I could have watched 50 more minutes of just that! 😆

One of the things I loved most about this series was how it avoided the typical, predictable BL plotlines. So many times, I thought, Oh no, here comes the cliché moment—only to be completely surprised by how the story unfolded in such a fresh and natural way. It was so well-written and never felt forced or predictable, which made it even more enjoyable.

And can we talk about William? The fact that this was his first acting role and he absolutely nailed it is insane! His chemistry with Est was pure magic. 🥰 Just from the way they looked at each other, I could feel the sparks flying. The emotions they conveyed were so real that I was completely drawn into their story.

Even the classic guitar scene—which usually makes me cringe or skip—was handled so beautifully. The way Thame stayed on the phone with Po for so long, only to play Po’s favorite song the moment he woke up? My heart melted. 😍 Or when Thame remembered Po’s phone number by heart? (Seriously, I died at that moment! ☺️) Their first kiss, the moment Thame realized he had feelings for Po… I could go on and on! 😂

I also loved that we got to truly know all the characters, not just Thame and Po but also the members of Mars. Their stories added so much depth to the drama, making it even more special. Now that it’s over, I’m seriously going to miss waiting for a new episode every Friday. 😭

This series will forever hold a special place in my heart. If you haven’t watched it yet, do yourself a favor and start it now! 100% recommend. 💕✨

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Neat storyline.

What I like: the storyline is neat. I like the characterization of Thame and Po, it's really strong. Thame's decisions explain his age in my opinion hahaha. Then they were clear from the beginning about what they wanted. I also really like the tense between them, it's good, especially the tense in episode 9 🥵🥵 I was rolling around in excitement lol. Cursed episode 11 isn't too cursed, it's still understandable why they had to break up, it's not weird and forced like most GMM cursed episode 11s. The point is: neat.

What I don't like, I think the title should be changed because ThamePo's part is less than MARS's business drama lol like I expected more BL but it's forgivable because MARS's drama is neat and not forced. Btw I don't really like the ending but maybe the best things are not always the best for us lol.

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A bright future

When I tell you that this has been such a fresh of breath air to the BL media I mean it. Est and his sky rocketing chemistry with William is probably top 5 in the thai bl industry for me right now.
The story in itself was nothing revolutionary although very important topic about letting idols have their own private life should be a no brainer but the cast made it all the best. In my honest opinion I felt like the ending did fall short slightly only because they showcased more of a concert feel(which fits the story very well) when let’s be honest I was just wanting more of a ThamePo centered whole episode. Yes I know I was trying to be greedy lol.
I just adore them together very much and I have not ugly cried to a BL since To My Star 2.
Manifesting many more dramas with EstWliiam (no I really mean EstWilliam) and many years of work with them together!!!

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MORE LIKE HEART THAT SKIPS A FEW MINUTES 'CAUSE I WATCHED IT AT 1.5X SPEED

Okay, so I finished this series in like, what? FOUR DAYS?? And that’s me zooming at full 1.5x speed like I'm in Fast & Furious: BL Edition. 'Cause let’s be real, these characters be moving like we got all the time in the world. Babe, I do NOT. The moment I found out they were doing a series together, I had a whole Meh. reaction. Like, okay Est is cute and all, but lead material? IDK, bro. Feels like they picked him ‘cause no one else was free that day. And William? WHO??? Had to Google this man. Then I saw he’s from LYKN, so I was like, “Aight, maybe he’s special or whatever.” But did I even watch the trailer? HELL NO. Didn’t even click it. I was out here like, “Aight, another GMMTV fluff-fest, who cares.” But then my BL inner saboteur whispered, “What if it's actually good?” So I caved. And here we are.

Now, I got two VERY DIFFERENT opinions about this show, so let's get into it.

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1. Plot

So we start with Po getting played by his ex, Earn, who basically jacked his ideas, and babe, the BETRAYAL was real. Homeboy got dumped, scammed, and humiliated, all before the opening credits. Then, Po lands a job as a videographer for this MARS documentary (aka, the most disorganized K-pop wannabe boyband I’ve ever seen), and BOOM. He catches feelings for Thame, the main vocalist. Classic workplace romance, but make it trauma bonding. And then we find out MARS is basically on life support, about to disband, and Po’s out here acting like the Dr. Strange of music careers, tryna fix shit that ain’t even his business.

At first, I was kinda into it. Like, “Okay, cute, lil office romance mixed with boyband politics, we EATIN’.” But then… the pacing, BABY. I’m talking snail-on-a-bath-salt-high level slow. They hit us with conflict after conflict, but instead of shaking me to my core, I was just sitting there like, “So is something actually gonna happen or nah?”

Then comes EP 2, and this is where my left eyebrow started twitching. Thame suddenly drops the “I’m leaving for Korea” bomb, and I was like, “Sir, you just got here.” And I won’t lie, I was worried they were gonna drag this out into an unbearable mess, but surprise, they kinda handled it well. A lil dry, but well. HOWEVER. Let’s address the elephant in the room: the plot was giving real-life LYKN shade. LIKE. Did no one on the production team think, “Hmm, maybe having William’s character ditch his group isn’t the best look considering he's ACTUALLY in a boyband?” 💀💀💀 The way Dylan wrote ‘Thame and friends’ instead of ‘MARS’?? GIVING CHA EUN WOO AND ASTRO REALNESS, I NEARLY CHOKED.

And then, the biggest betrayal of the century: PEPPER. PEPPER, YOU DUMBASS. WE WERE ROOTING FOR YOU. WE WERE ALL ROOTING FOR YOU. AND THEN YOU TELL US YOU GOT A FAEN??? EXCUSE ME??? BABE, THIS IS A BL, NOT WE GOT MARRIED. Pack it up. That was so selfish of him, and I hated every second of it. Like, you’re an idol. You know the rules. You ain't supposed to be out here playing house. And don’t even get me started on the communication in this series. I have seen TOILETS with better communication skills than this group.

The ending? Meh. A lil cringe, but I ate it up anyway. It’s giving Hallmark BL. Nothing groundbreaking, just vibes.

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2. Characters

- Thame (played by William) – This man had me fighting for my life. He started off as this hot-headed, stubborn little brat, and I was already side-eyeing. And why does he randomly switch personalities like a malfunctioning AI??? One minute he's yelling, next minute he’s all soft and touchy with Po. WHICH IS IT, SIR??? Am I watching an actual human being or a badly written Wattpad OC??? The whiplash was REAL. And why does William lowkey look like JaFirst’s long-lost cousin??

- Po (played by Est) – Okay, first impression? BLAND AS HELL like my wallet after buying GMMTV merch. But then… HE GREW ON ME. He’s all shy and introverted, and at first, I was like, “Ugh, another wet paper towel MC,” but then we got THE SCENES. The one where he falls asleep while on the phone with Thame? BITCH. I SCREAMED. It was so cute I nearly threw my phone. And then THE KID SCENE???? THE WAY HE PICKED UP THAT KID SO THEY COULD SEE MARS BETTER??????? BABY, I WAS DEAD ON SIGHT. He’s literally the softest boy alive, I CANNOT. Also, CONGRATS TO EST FOR JOINING THE "PRETTY CRIER" CLUB. WE LOVE TO SEE IT.

- Jun (played by Nut) – Lemme tell you something. I did NOT expect to be sitting here thirsting over a T-POP idol, but… HI, SIR. 😳 Jun is giving leader energy, giving chaos, giving "I will throw hands for my friends." But then he turned into a Thame-Po love consultant, and I was like, “AWW.” And THEN. THEN. THEY MADE HIM LIKE PO TOO????? BABE, YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE CUPID, NOT THE OTHER MAN. SIR. SIR. STAY IN YOUR LANE. But no, turns out he was scheming all along. A MENACE. I LOVE HIM. Jun lowkey looks like Jimmy 2.0, tell me I’m wrong.

- Pepper (played by Tui) – At first, I was like, “Daddy energy.” And then he hit us with the “I got a faen” bullshit, and I had to spiritually escort myself out of the chat. BRUH. JAIL. But also… hi, new bias. Damn it.

- Dylan (played by Hong) – BRO. FUCK THIS GUY. Next. Could’ve been my new bias but his character is annoying as hell.

- Nano (played by Lego) – Baby boy. Pretty boy. He’s the youngest, and I just wanted to wrap him up in a blanket and protect him. But the writers did him dirty by not giving him more screentime. #JusticeForNano

- Earn (played by Pepper) – WHY IS PEPPER ALWAYS THE VILLAIN???? WHAT DID HE DO TO GMMTV??? MY MAN NEEDS JUSTICE.


Acting-wise? NO ISSUES. Everyone ate.

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3. OST

Bye. NEXT.

Okay, actually, ‘Would You Mind?’ kinda slaps, but Joong sang it better. BYE.

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4. Overall

Final thoughts? 7/10.

Why? Because it was ALMOST BORING. But the drama saved their asses. The chemistry? Mid. The plot? Dragged. The conflict? Saved the whole thing.

Let’s be clear: I DO NOT REWATCH SERIES UNLESS THEY’RE ICONIC.

This series? NAH, BYE.

It didn’t "make my heart skip a beat" or whatever they were going for. But still an okay watch.

Would I recommend? If you have time to waste, sure.

Would I sell my soul for a Season 2? ABSOLUTELY NOT.

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comfort show

Maybe I’m biased but this series has been one of the best I’ve watched so far… gmmtv really did such an amazing job with this project! Williamest easily became my favorite pairing in such a short time under gmmtv. The whole cast did such a good job I honestly don’t know if another series can top this one for me, it’s my new comfort show😭 amount of times I rewatched and cried omggg I’m obsessed with everything about it. Didn’t know lykn before watching and now I’m obsessed with them and their music. Anyways 10/10 recommend watching that’s all I can say…

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Had great potential & started off great, but ended up being terrible

My 10 biggest problems about this show are -
1. I liked Thame at the first, but his unnecessary jealousy & immaturity ruined the show.
2. Thame & Po never confessed to each other & never said 'I like you' properly. I know actions are more important than words but atleast say once, please.
3. I personally liked JunPo more than ThamePo & it was pretty obvious that Jun likes Po but he moved on so easily. I mean how? Teach me please.
4. Thame constantly needed Pepper's advice & couldn't even realize his own feelings; he took dating classes almost everyday.
5. MARS (especially Jun) literally shamed Thame for not having sex with Po that day. I mean what's the rush bro? Also everyone is a teenager.
6. MARS had almost one week to produce & film their second song while they struggled with their first song despite having more time. First song was definitely better than second one. Still they won. Unbelievable.
7. I didn't like ThamePo's sex scene. There was no need of including sex scene after all.
8. ThamePo have trouble with their communication. Their 'huh?' never fails to annoy me.
9. Thame was never concerned about Po's career & what he would do in future. He's just a normal boyfriend material, who can't be a good husband.
10. Thame needs acting classes. He's a brilliant idol but not actingwise unfortunately, especially when he twitches his eyebrows, so irritating God.

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