Me and Thee

Me and Thee (Episode 1)✨

I just finished the first episode and honestly it’s amazing. From the trailer alone you could already tell it was going to be interesting, but the episode itself really exceeded my expectations.

The story is already engaging, but what really stood out to me is the acting. The acting is so good. It’s genuinely funny in a natural way. Their expressions make everything even better, especially Peach. Phuwin in this is amazing. And then there’s Mr. Thee, saying the most ridiculous things 😹

My absolute favorite part so far is the cinematography. The directing and the way it’s shot — simply beautiful. It feels intentional, stylish, and elevates the entire experience. It’s only the first episode, so there’s definitely a lot more to see.

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Excellent comedic timing, cohesive storytelling, and clever cultural callbacks.

Me and Thee is dialogue-driven comedy, where the humor stems purely from what the characters say. And I LOVE character-driven comedy, where characters are unintentionally funny due to their personalities, not because of manufactured "gags."

The first episode functions as an anti-romance, a parody of power, and a psychological character study, all wrapped in the aesthetic packaging of a prestige BL drama and a mafia-lakorn satire. It simultaneously lampoons traditional lakorn tropes (like melodrama, the possessive mafia lover, exaggerated speech, and opulent gestures) while building a genuinely vulnerable emotional core beneath all the spectacle.

The use of two distinct POVs—Peach’s quiet, grounded introspection versus Thee’s dramatic internal world (borrowed straight from the conventions of lakorns)—allows the episode to achieve a unique fusion of tones: comedy, dramatic tension, and genuine emotion.

Pond Naravit is so skilled at delivering those over-the-top, cringey lines. His performance as Khun Thee gives me the same feeling as Jun Matsumoto’s Domyouji Tsukasa. Both characters genuinely think their own exaggerated behavior and manner of speaking are normal. As a viewer, it’s like I’m watching them live their ordinary lives as their character. That's how you bring an iconic character to life.

It takes real skill to deliver highly dramatic lines that rely on formal language an actor wouldn't use in real life. The performer must make those lines sound effortless, as if they are simply speaking naturally, without any hint of overacting or falseness. And the real standout is how clearly articulated his Thai is, hitting every syllable perfectly.

Since Khun Thee learned Thai primarily by mimicking the language used in lakorns, his speech is naturally as flawless and eloquent as the TV actors—a detail Pond masterfully captures. While others often mumble or rush their words in modern Thai, Khun Thee speaks clearly and slowly, yet his face doesn’t look like he’s putting on a performance. I get chills every time he pronounces Peach's full name.

The way he delivers “Peachayarat” outside Peach's house is loaded with subtext. His exact tone, specific expression, and the ensuing silence communicate his internal struggle: “Why did being reprimanded sting? Why am I upset that he’s mad? Why do I care about his opinion? This is a completely new reaction for me.”

When it comes to Phuwin, the Moo Krata scene where Peach is eating the meat is likely the most striking example of his performance. With his eyes closed, it shows how deeply conflicted he is, a state beautifully conveyed by Phuwin’s subtle micro-expressions, even though the big dramatic scene that follows steals the focus. He enjoys the good food, but Thee’s show of opulence rubs him the wrong way because it goes against his values.

And P'X is a walking encyclopedia of references—he absolutely knows his stuff.

In creating Me and Thee, he pulled directly from the pop culture of his youth: everything from songs and movies to books and old lakorns. These influences were strategically woven into the series' structure. This, along with his strong directorial hand, clear vision, and the highly effective screenplay adaptation (credit VANGVELA), made Me and Thee an instant viral success based on its merit: it featured excellent comedic timing, cohesive storytelling, and clever cultural callbacks.

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Me and Thee EP1

It was so good....I've been waiting for the series since the pilot dropped last year and I'm so into it.. I love PondPhuwin but it's not just because of them that I am gonna watch this series. I love the story line, the plot, the music and above all the actor's role amd how they portray it so so well. I've read the novel before so I was not quite sure if the series will bring out the scene as good as the novel before but in reality the series is way better. It brings out the character's charm and more lively than the novel. I literally cried qhen I saw Phuwin in the first scene of the epi. For me it is and will be the best series...I enjoyed it so good. Hope everyone will enjoy the series too. 🫶🏻💞 and thank you and conngrats to the actors who played and nailed each roles and scenes 💝✨️

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Mr Thee is the most romantic mafia boss!

This role was made for Pond! He's so over-the-top hilarious and cringe but in a good way! Him being obsessed with soap operas and his mom being the same! Loving everything about this show! It's chaotic, dramatic, peak comedy and the dialogues are hilarious !

Khun Thee is probably the funniest mafia boss out there lol! Pond really did a great job with this one!

And Est as Mok with all his judgemental expressions and secret smiles when Thee is flirting with Peach! Love him! And I'm so glad we will be getting more of WilliamEst in this drama!

Ep 4
Today's episode was great! So many cute moments! Pond has done such a great job with this role! And also some of the dialogues are so touching! Especially when Peach and Thee are together for the whole day and bath scene and discussing the tattoo ❤️ and the ending twist and we finally got WILLIAM's entry!
Fr I was thinking it would be a cameo or something but so glad we are getting more WilliamEst scenes from here onwards!

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So far so good

Peak choice of actors, I love seeing the duo that I missed so much from thame po.

The main couple is really funny and I saw the some scenes were improvised. Loved that the director gave the actors more freedom to add their own twist to the series every now and again.

As a photographer I liked how accurate the camera stuff is so far.

Biggest thing I’ve notice with the series is the story lines comedy aspect is like the classic fan fiction cliché about the mafia ceo and y/n.

I’m also very happy about my first musical moment in a bl Thai drama.

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