Me and Thee

Ok, you guys know me. Yes, a 10.

I'll say it. Me and Thee was the best BL of 2025. And you know I don't give 10s easily. Here are my pros and cons:

PROS

CAST. Coudn't have been better. Pond and Phuwin upped their game so much here. I've always liked them, but this was another realm from anything they've done previously. Pond was phenomenal and Phuwin may have been even better. Bonnie was wonderful and the supporting cast were all just fine.

REWATCH. I rarely rewatch any BLs, even the ones I like. I rewatched this one more times than I can count.

MUSIC. Perfect. Even the sound effects, which I usually hate, worked so well here.

STORY. I was ready to pounce on this. But I softened every episode and actually cried real tears many times. Kudos to the writers/producers. They totally sold me, I may even try Euro Cake. And, while I was totally not buying the whole Mafia thing from the start, they convinced me that it wasn't real, so I'm happy.

CONS

TAWAN/ARAN. Sorry but I was SOOOOOOO pissed that they made Tawan/Aran endgame for the sake of Perth/Santa shippers. I love both actors but -- come on! -- Tawan was about as toxic as it gets. That was my only beef with the series. Aran, run as far away as you can get. I want a divorce. But I will forgive the show, as they at least tried to give Tawan a redemption arc.

This show rates up there with my very favorite BLs of all time. A wonderful masterpiece.

10/10 for me.

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Another Thai BL enters the list of Iconic BLs!

This is a very biased review, and I do not care!!

ATTENTION: IF you're looking for a problematic BL with red-flag characters and miscommunication issues that will drive you insane, look elsewhere!

When I first started watching this BL, I already knew it would become my favourite PondPhuwin BL, but I had no idea it would become one of my favourite BLs of all time.

Khun Thee stole my heart from his first cringey moment, and he has burnt his mark into my heart and mind because I was also watching other romance dramas while watching Me and Thee and every time a character said something cheesy, my mind went, "Okay, Khun Thee!!" That's iconic!

The chemistry between Khun Thee and Peach made my heart flutter. There's something to be said about soft yet strong characters, and that's how I would describe Peach. He had to grow up faster than other kids in order to care for his nong, yet he didn't become bitter or angry at the world. Instead, he used it as a lesson to become a better person and always take care of others around him. Then enter Khun Thee, with his soap-opera-lovin' self, who had to grow up inside his glass castle with his bodyguard as his only friend. Khun Thee takes care of Peach, assuring him that he doesn't have to shoulder all the responsibility alone and that he will always be there to support him and his younger sister. In turn, Peach helps Khun Thee step into the real world and realize there's more to life than just watching soap operas and having only superficial relationships. Khun Thee/P'Kian and Peach complete each other.

Favourite couple: Khun Thee/Peach
Favourite side couple: RomeMok
Favourite character: Khun Thee
Favourite side character: Mok


*My only complaint is that Tawan and Aran ended up together. Tawan DID NOT grovel enough, but whatever.

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Me and Thee: comedy mafia romance

Episode 1:
The characters are interesting so far, there are currently many mafia BLs out there after KinnPorsche and I have had trouble getting into them due to low budget, repetitive stories etc... This one is actually pretty good, it balances comedy well with seriousness. The comedy is not too OTT silly and did make me laugh a few times. So far this is not a toxic story as 'Thee' is listening to 'Peach' and taking on his advice although he is used to getting what he wants and is repeatedly visiting Peach unannounced.

The show gets sweeter each episode and Thee tries to understand Peaches life and help him out with some issues he's going through, its quite a light hearted series with some lovely moments.

PondPhuwin seem to have matured their acting skills for this and make a great pair (I've been watching them since fish upon the sky). Est as Mok was a great casting choice as he really fits the role as mafia bodyguard.

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Perfect Comedy and Romance

Its have been a soo long for me since watching a perfect ROMCOM which actually Romcomed. I never watched pondphuwin stuff before this but they are actually soo good in this series they portrayed the characters so well. THEE is kinda character who might be too much if not performed well but pond did such a fantastic job in bringing that character alive it doesn't feel too much. peach is also soo patient with Thee in everything soo far I'm soo much loving this. if you are looking for a GOOD LAUGH and soft romance this is perfect series for you. also can some suggest me pondphuwin other series..

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Pure Joy, Great Chemistry, and Healing Vibes !

One of the **absolute best BL rom-com dramas of 2025**, hands down. GMMTV is truly *serving*, and as a **die-hard PondPhuwin fan**, my heart honestly cannot take it anymore. This couple owns my soul, my sanity, and my emotional stability (which was already hanging by a thread). The drama delivers a strong yet comforting plot with a perfectly chosen cast. Their acting feels so natural and effortless that you forget you’re watching fiction and start feeling like you should mind your own business because why am I this emotionally invested in their lives?

This is what a **top-tier BL rom-com** should look like. Now let’s talk about Thee, because his obsession with Peach (or Peace, as my heart wants to protect him 😭) deserves a full TED Talk. Thee is so deeply, ridiculously, hopelessly in love that he becomes *painfully cringe and adorably stingy* at the same time. He guards Peach like his last brain cell, gets jealous over the smallest things, and reacts like Peach smiling at air is a personal attack. Is it embarrassing? Yes. Is it over-the-top? Absolutely. Is it relatable? Unfortunately… also yes. That “please look at me and only me” energy is unhinged, but somehow it makes his love feel painfully sincere. You laugh at him, roast him, shake your head… and then immediately melt because wow, that devotion hits.

Watching Thee being completely head-over-heels for Peach turns every episode into an emotional rollercoaster wrapped in comedy. One moment you’re laughing like, “Sir, stand up,” and the next you’re soft because his love is so pure and genuine. No unnecessary complications, no forced angst, just natural emotions, silly jealousy, tender moments, and a love that feels safe, warm, and slightly embarrassing in the best way.

And the **second couple**? Irresistible. Their chemistry adds even more flavor to the drama, like that extra spice you didn’t ask for but now can’t live without. Every interaction sparkles, every scene feels alive, and together both couples make sure there’s never a dull moment. Not even for a second.

I have finished watching it, and honestly, I already miss it like it was part of my daily routine (because it was). This drama became my comfort space. Every episode eased my mind, lifted my mood, and wrapped me in a cozy feeling I didn’t know I needed. It’s the kind of rom-com that makes you forget your problems while creating new fictional ones to cry about.

I don’t remember the last time I laughed *this much* while watching a drama. It is a complete **mood changer**. During a really difficult time in my life, this series became a small but powerful source of healing. It helped me smile again, feel lighter, and breathe easier. Imagine a drama doing emotional damage and emotional healing at the same time. Multitalented.

In conclusion, if you are a fan of **BL rom-coms**, this drama is an **absolute must-watch**. Funny, emotional, comforting, and heart-stealing. A true masterpiece that proves sometimes, not a little cringe in the drama rather a little drama in the cringe, a little jealousy, and a whole lot of love is exactly what we need. 💙✨

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Breath of fresh air series! Excellent actors and natural acting!

100/10 STORY- As someone who's done reading the novel, I must say that this series is literally a feel good story, it doesn't have any complicated plots but it won't make you bored swear. hey we will also learn a lot from peach and plub's story.

10000/10 ACTING- DOES ANYONE AGREE THAT EVERYONE'S ACTING IS LITERALLY SOO NATURAL?! PONDPHUWIN'S ACTING IMPROVED SO FREAKING MUCH AND THEY ATE PEACH AND THEE'S CHARACTER.

10/10 - Can't say much about music and background sounds, i like those little funny background sounds hehe and girl listen to the Me and You i love it so much .

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Should just stick to yaoi manhwa

I honestly can’t relate to anything that happens in this drama.
Episode one already tested my patience. Why does everyone keep saying “you’ve watched too many soap operas”? Once? Fine. Twice? Still acceptable. But by the fourth time, it’s no longer a joke it’s just lazy and painfully lame.
I’m also really tired of how the rich kid trope is handled here. Why is wealth automatically equated with being completely brain-dead and incapable of basic human interaction? It’s not cute, it’s not funny, and it just feels insulting to the audience’s intelligence.
And don’t even get me started on the sound effects 🙄
Every. Single. Second. There’s some exaggerated noise telling me how I’m supposed to feel. Can I not get comedic timing without a cartoon soundtrack shoved down my throat? Overused sound effects don’t enhance comedy they kill it. Instead of being funny or dramatic, they just come off as cheap and annoying.
Honestly, the only reason I’m even watching this is because Bato is down. If it were working, I would not be subjecting myself to this torture

Edit( long rant contain spoilers from ep 1)

Watching this drama feels less like engaging with a story and more like being dragged through a checklist of overused Thai BL tropes, with little regard for coherence, subtlety, or emotional realism.

The ML is introduced as a rich, powerful mafia boss who supposedly despises people that approach him for his money or influence. Yet in his very first major scene, he does exactly what he claims to hate: he tries to buy sex with a 10,000,000 cheque. This isn’t clever irony or intentional hypocrisy it’s just bad writing. If the show wanted to explore his contradiction, it didn’t. It simply moved on, expecting the audience to accept it without question.

The bathroom confrontation that follows is another example of the drama mistaking intensity for depth. The ML’s attraction to the MC is triggered almost instantly because the MC “challenged him a little.” That’s it. No buildup, no meaningful exchange, no moment of vulnerability. Just a brief interaction and suddenly we’re supposed to believe this sparks genuine interest. It feels mechanical, like the plot is pulling the strings rather than the characters acting on believable emotion.

Then comes the most predictable turn: the ML invites the MC out under the pretense of wanting help to woo the MC’s friend. The gifts he proposes a car, a diamond ring once again reduce his personality to money and excess. The MC’s suggestion of flowers and an apology positions him as the “morally grounded” one, but even this contrast feels tired. We’ve seen this dynamic countless times before: the emotionally clueless rich man versus the sensible, kind MC who teaches him how to be human.

At this point, the drama doesn’t even try to hide where it’s going. The ML’s questions about what the MC likes, the sudden attention, the faux pursuit of the friend it’s all transparently a setup for proximity. The trope of pretending to chase someone else while actually falling for the MC is so overused that it drains any potential tension. There’s no mystery, no anticipation, just waiting for the show to catch up to what the audience already knows.

What makes all of this worse is the drama’s refusal to trust its viewers. Lines are repeated until they lose any comedic value, and emotional cues are hammered in with excessive sound effects that play every few seconds. Instead of enhancing humor or drama, they flatten it. Comedy becomes noise, and emotion becomes instruction. The result is exhausting rather than engaging.

Ultimately, Me and Thee doesn’t fail because it’s unrealistic or trope-heavy BL can thrive on both. It fails because it asks for emotional investment without earning it. Characters don’t feel like people; they feel like functions. Scenes don’t unfold naturally; they exist to tick narrative boxes. The show prioritizes familiarity over sincerity, and in doing so, leaves viewers like me with nothing to connect to.

By the end of episode one, the problem is clear: this isn’t a story unfolding it’s a formula executing itself. And no amount of wealth, sound effects, or forced charm can make that feel satisfying.

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So Funny and Dramatic Iconic Scenes

Based on the novel, Me & Thee, the drama’s plot is good and simple. It flows smoothly and perfectly, especially up to Episode 8. It’s really funny and very entertaining, even though it’s not a comedy series.

Most importantly, I need to talk about the actors’ acting — simply brilliant. Especially Pond. Every act, every dialogue, and every dramatic scene of his is iconic. His facial expressions and the way he delivers Peach-Thee’s emotions make you truly feel connected. The emotional engagement is so strong. The most dramatic scenes are incredibly iconic.

William Est, especially Est, stood out to me for his excellent eye contact. Perth–Santa’s acting is also very good. Santa plays a crucial role and is very impressive, especially with his model-like facial expressions. Phuwin — no need to say much about his skills; he is simply perfect.

The music and sound effects are also good. Overall, this series is really funny and refreshing. It makes our blood flow freely and helps release stress and pressure.

I hope they give us a memorable happy ending.
(Note :GMMTV much improve shows the realistic eye contact, expression deliverance Now both shows are realistic. However we need the show likewise heated rivalry .Because the show eye contact , deliverance expression each other another level. )

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