Me and Thee

Missing some elements

First of all, the main thing that makes the drama interesting are the actors. They did an incredible work especially Pond playing Khun Thee. He delivered the iconic phases and facial expressions so well that it became viral.

Now let's get into it. Things that I like:-
1. As I said the actors
2. The lines
3. The humours.

Things that I didn't like:-
The drama is not bad at all. I understand the hype and like others I was waiting for the next ep each week. But there are some things that need to be addressed.

1. There were things that could've been better if they really explained it. For example the Lee Family. The family is a mafia that everyone is afraid of. So I wished they would have elaborated and showed the audience how dangerous and scary the family was that everyone would stay clear from them.

2. Second, Khun Thee had sort of a trauma when staying and dealing with the mafia. But this was overlooked in the drama. Like I said if they elaborated on the family, the audience would be able to relate the trauma that Thee endured since he was young.

3. Now Tatsuya, the heir of Shohei had zero importance in the plot. Tbh the episodes should've been longer. Maybe because it was only 10 ep that some things felt a bit rush. If they really wanted to make it interesting they could have shown what the Shohei (competitor of Arseni) would do to challenge Khun Thee. Instead, the CEO of Shohei got scared and ran away from the Arseni Family.

4. The way the father of Khun Tee was portrayed at the beginning of the drama v/s at the end felt a bit disappointing. His father was supposed to be a strict leader and forbid the children from love. But then, his character fell flat as he accepted everything like it was nothing.

The drama by itself is good. Will definitely watch it in the future for laughter. So if you want to watch something light , then this is for you.

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Such a fun, flirty, and sweet little tale!

This is one of those series that I like without really being able to explain why. It was cute and genuinely fun. I was literally giggling throughout the show because it comes with so much humor! It’s an easy, medium-paced watch that left me feeling lighthearted—which was exactly what I wanted from it.

The story follows Thee, a mafia-like businessman who meets what he can only describe as “the man of his life” and finds himself falling in love with a particularly sweet and kind photographer, Peach.

I had such a good time watching this. Thee and Peach made for such a fun, supportive pairing. They had amazing rapport and banter, and it was a joy to see them slowly fall for each other as the story unfolded. Their flirting was incredibly sweet, and I loved that their relationship was lusty but not rushed—they actually took the time to get to know each other before falling into bed.

And then there were these amazing cuties—Est and William—who made me laugh and hide my face in the pillow.

Overall? I laughed. I yelled.
Would I recommend it? Yessssss… but only if you’re emotionally stable enough to survive all that cotton candy.

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A series that hooks you from beginning to end.

I consider it an incredible series, from the storyline to the performances. It handles the topic of discovering your sexual orientation very well and shows how one person can change your perspective on life. Pond and Phuwin were the ideal actors to play the roles of Thee and Peach, and the same goes for the supporting characters. A very good casting choice. A tender ending that stays true to the original novel. I love that they portrayed how same-sex couples can adopt and get married, something that should be allowed all over the world. Excellent work with Me And Thee, in my opinion, the series of 2025–2026.

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how we all wish falling in love feels like

we all been to these situations where either a heartbreak or the feeling of never opening up to someone again or even for the first time is bothering us. so if you want a new perspective i recommend you to watch me and thee. the characters portray their emotions and bondings with e/o so well and despite from khun thee being really relatable with his badownism & delulu mind, you can learn a lot from these characters!
be it siblings who have been through trauma together, friendships who require responsibility and respect, colleagues who need to overcome issues with team work or even someone helplessly in love even knowing they did the other person wrong. this series touches your heart to the point where you will smile, giggle, cry, yearn, laugh and wish it would never end! the romance makes your heart flutter and the cheesy cringing helps to understand that every one has their own quirks, reaso enough to be one of a kind and that is exactly what we fall in love with when meeting new people.
may a love like theepeach find me, where green forest meets the blue ocean. 🤭

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The most adorable thai bl

I watched this series obviously cz of the hype. I was thinking it'd be the typical ceo x poor guy troupe but damn i was wrong. Tee???? Typical ceo😆😆😆😆 there's nothing that's normal about that creature. Everytime he came on screen even the saddest and most romantic moments turned into comedy😆. Worse everytime he opened his mouth i was embarrassed for him. I was like BRO NOOOOOOOO but then thank god he met peach😆😆 and peach liked the weird him.

As for our dear peach ahem ahem. Everytime he came on screen my soul was cleansed😌😌 when phuwin asked us to give his character some attention i was like "oh i guess peach is like a boring typical character" and i was wrong again he was probably the most angelic green flag I've ever seen. This is the first time I've seen phu play a soft boy without hitting pond😆 obviously.

As for our RomeMhok ❤️ loved the whole ep 5 and 6 especially 6... the way they all get to live normal life with their lovers..

Overall I'm probably gonna watch this on air and torture myself waiting 😅

Edit: that was beautiful. The series was just perfect. I have nothing to say. Everyone got the ending they deserved. I've got no complaints but I'd like a MhokRome sequel🤭

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Khun Thee is an absolute icon.. It's a 10 from me.

Gosh.. i was in for a humorous ride.. i watched this series as a treat to myself after a particulary difficult exam. And it was a lovely gift that i received. I had expectations before watching this series and safe to say it was fulfilled... that i wished it was longer. 😭
Let me just vent on how stunning everyone looked on screen.. The visuals *chef's kiss* I was so happy seeing Pond in short hair after his long hair era.. and Phuwin and Est looking way too good to be true.. like i replayed scenes just for the visuals at times.

I am sure Khun Thee is gonna be an icon.. he unlocked something that wasn't seen much in other bls.. a humour that so well done by acting itself.

My favorite scenes are the take all his pain away, good night stubborn one, rain dance, Peach being clueless to Khun Thees advances, Khun thee and peach on the boat, mok being sassy, Khun Thee playing handpan and measuring the ring size. Special mention to I missed you! (AHHH I SCREAMED AT THIS EVEN THOUGH I KNEW WHAT EXACTLY WAS COMING). I have replayed most of the the scenes from this drama atleast 5 times making it longer that i needed to finish watching it.

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The Cringe RomCom I Didn't Expect To Love

They say Me & Thee is a bit cringe—and honestly? I don’t care. I loved it. For me, it’s a romcom done right, with a beautiful BL couple whose chemistry is so palpable. I’m actually not the biggest PondPhuwin fan, but the storyline really pulled me in—and let’s be real, PondPhuwin is one of GMMTV’s most popular BL couples anyway.

Pond looks absolutely lavish in this series; they styled him perfectly. As for Phuwin, his look really suits his character—simple, plain, nothing flashy. But to me? He’s one of the most beautiful, pretty, gorgeous, handsome people out there—name it, he has it.

Let’s talk about the characters:

Pond as Tee

Tee is hilarious. Imagine being the son of a mafia boss who loves watching soap operas (lakorns) and is a full-on hopeless romantic. Yes, the series gets a bit cringey because of him—but honestly, his cheesy lines are what I live for. They make me giggle, kick my feet, smile, and laugh. Most importantly, Tee is such a green flag. He always takes care of Peach and absolutely adores him, and that’s what makes his character so lovable.

Phuwin as Peach

Peach is simple and understated—nothing fancy about his style—but he’s so beautiful. He called himself boring, but I actually find him really interesting. He’s a photographer, plays musical instruments, and is even connected to an orphanage. The way he speaks is gentle, kind, and sometimes unintentionally funny. I loved how he kept trying to explain to Tee what courtship really means—that liking someone isn’t about money or material things. He’s such a good influence on Tee, and I think that’s exactly why Tee fell for him. Peach opened Tee’s eyes to the beauty of simplicity.

I also liked the second couple, Tawan & Aran, though their relationship is a bit toxic. Am I the only one who’s not used to seeing Santa with another partner? I think it’s because I saw him in My Only 12%, lol. I’m very open-minded about actors changing partners, but for some reason, with Santa, it feels different—maybe because he gives off such a manly vibe. I guess I just need more PerthSanta shows to fully get used to this pairing (so don't hate me, PerthSanta fans, lol).

Now, the third couple—Mok & Rome. Aside from loving the main story, I was so happy to see one of my favorite BL couples, WilliamEst, in this show. They’re not the main characters, but every time they had screen time together, it made me smile and giggle. Their chemistry is undeniable. That said, I was a bit let down by how limited their screen time was. Their story felt dull, and the ending wasn’t satisfying at all. I really wanted to see them fulfill their dreams together—and maybe give us just 10–15 minutes of them being lovey-dovey. And oh, the ending—where Thee ends up buying GMMTV and becoming the new CEO—was both hilarious and clever. The writer definitely deserves a raise for coming up with that idea.

Overall, Me & Thee completely satisfied me. If you think this is 100% Mafia show that's full of action, then you're wrong. Me & Thee is an easy and light watch. And yes, some of Tee’s lines are cringey—but this is the only kind of cringe that I genuinely love 🤣
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this if you’re looking for a funny, romantic, love-filled BL show.

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What an absolute delight watching this series was. Definitely PondPhuwin's best by far.

Got to say that I fell in love with Thee the moment I met him. Pond did an excellent job in creating this iconic, absolute lovable character. From beginning to end there was never a moment where i didn't stop laughing throughout the episodes. Even Phuwin's acting improved. Although many have a problem with Phuwin's acting I didn't really even if times I do feel like he can be a bit flat. As Peach though, I think he was just as good as Pond was a s Thee. Willaim and Est were perfect too. The casting did a great job giving them these roles. I love how this series was a phenomenon when it was airing and it didn't surprise me because it was such a joy watching from beginning to end. Even though I finished this series later than everyone else I have to say I miss it a lot. It was my comfort show. P'X has always been one of my favorites since he did Vice Versa and I got to say with Me and Thee he proved how good he is with romcoms and characters as big as Thee.
Hopefully PondPhuwin can get another series as good as the one where they can show how good they are and entertain us every episode. For now though, I will be watching this over and over again until the special comes out.
10/10.

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Me and Thee — When Everything Aligns Perfectly

Sometimes a BL drama works because of the story. Sometimes it works because of the actors. And once in a while, everything aligns perfectly and you get a series where every element supports the others. Me and Thee is exactly that kind of drama for me.

First of all, Pond Naravit and Phuwin Tangsakyuen are, in my opinion, one of the most perfect duos in the BL industry right now. They are both incredibly beautiful on screen, but what really makes them special is their chemistry. It’s the kind of connection that feels effortless and natural. Their interactions never look rehearsed or forced. Every look, every small gesture between them feels genuine. Honestly, their chemistry is so strong that sometimes it makes you wonder if there is something real behind it, because that level of connection is extremely difficult to fake.

But the success of this drama is not only because of the actors. The story itself is fantastic. It balances romance, comedy, and emotional drama in a way that keeps the audience engaged from beginning to end. The relationship between Thee and Peach develops naturally through misunderstandings, moments of jealousy, tenderness, and eventually a deeper understanding of each other. Their dynamic feels playful and sincere at the same time, which makes their story both entertaining and emotionally satisfying. One of the funniest moments for me was the small fight between Thee and Peach when Thee misunderstood the flight ticket. Pond Naravit’s performance in that scene was absolutely hilarious. I was laughing so much I almost couldn’t breathe. What made the moment even better was the music used in that scene. It perfectly followed the emotions of each character, almost like it was commenting on the situation itself. It’s actually one of the first times I’ve watched a BL where the music was so cleverly used that it became part of the comedy.

The direction also deserves a lot of praise. X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas once again proves why he is one of the most interesting directors working in BL today. After projects like Vice Versa and Cherry Magic, he clearly understands how to build emotional tension while keeping the story visually engaging. The cinematography by Panpode Boonprasert is also stunning. With works like Khemjira, My Love Mix-Up!, My School President, Cherry Magic, and Vice Versa, you already know that the visual quality will be excellent. And here again, every scene looks polished and carefully framed.

Another aspect I really appreciated is that the side stories actually matter. They are not just there to fill screen time. Tawan and Ran’s relationship, for example, is incredibly interesting even though we never see the beginning of their breakup. Through their performances alone, you can understand the dynamic that destroyed their relationship: a possessive, overly intense boyfriend and a sweet partner who loved him but eventually felt suffocated by the lack of trust. Then we have Mok and Rome, who clearly love each other but cannot fully be together until much later. Their story adds another emotional layer to the drama. As a fan of Est and William, I honestly wanted to see more of them. But at the same time, they are not the main couple, and giving them too much focus would probably have unbalanced the story. Still… a spin-off or another season focusing on them wouldn’t be a bad idea at all.

Final Thought

Me and Thee is one of those rare BL dramas where everything feels carefully crafted: the chemistry between the leads, the direction, the cinematography, and even the music. Pond and Phuwin carry the story beautifully, but the entire production team contributes to making the series feel special. It’s funny, emotional, visually beautiful, and full of memorable moments. For me, it’s easily a perfect score and a drama I would happily watch again.

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