Me and Thee

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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THE INTERNET LIED TO ME

I watched this because I got so many recommendations online and I have the feeling we either watched different series or I am just not the right person to watch this. Every time Thee started singing it was just cringing me out. I was not even there when Thee proposed and I still wanted to leave.
First couple of episodes were mostly okay though. Except Thee trying to pay Aran and intimidate him with guns, casually trying to SA him and everybody just accepted that? Like you all got no backbone, moral or something? And Aran you okay? Because your bf is somehow abussive and a random stranger just tried to buy you, but well okay, I guess that's life.
For Peach and Thee, they probably should have stayed friends, I never had the feeling they really liked each other, especially not Peach. Peach was good on his own and having Thee in his life was mostly a headache. Also Thee bearly learned anything about spending behavior or social skills. Peach just started to accept it, while Thee was constantly ignoring his boundaries. Like episode 9. "pls don't propose to me" episode 10 "proposed and immidiately get married". And not only that, Thee decided that while he can't even brush his own teeth and is as mature as a 3 year old, it is a great idea to adopt TWO children, without even getting consent from his partner. Peach will end up being a single mom for two children he never even asked for. And don't let me get started on eps. 10 "I don't need to ask for your consent since we are married now". No thank you Khun Thee.
I liked Moks character, he was also somehow the only reasonable character, but thier story didn't get enough attention at all. Same for Peachs and Plubs backstory. But there was a lot of guessing going on all the time. Like did Thee and Peach actually ever got physical? Who knows? Surely not me, because I thought they were just cuddeling the night at Peachs house until mum scolded them for not waiting until marriage. What was going on with the bracelet Mok gave Rome? Why would a CEO of a perfume company would be so endlessly rich if he is not acutally in the mafia, are you growing money trees? Is there secretly felix felicis in your perfume bottles? How can a company run by Thee survive at all? Whats has been going on between Tawan and Aran what made them breake up in the first place? What really happend at Thees birthday party? Also the whole plot of Peach getting financially stable to be able to adopt Plub out of the orphanage makes no sense at all (Thai law you have to be at least 15 years older than the child you adopt - which Peach surely isn't)
And also can someone explain me what nationality the wanna be mafia family has? Since Thee repeadetly gets scolded for his bad thai, which makes me think that he is not native. His family lives in Hongkong, but Thee somehow speaks thai and english with his family. And then his own brother, who unlike Thee, does not live or grew up in Thailand, corrects Thees thai? Are they Thai and Thee is somehow unable to speak his own native language? Or is Rome just language god and the whole family decided to learn Thai for funnsies?
Over all most of the story was poorly written and really predictable (like I knew they would adopt these children the first time they went to the orphanage). All threads like Wiwid and Shohei were not really threatening and didn't really had a proper motiavation or background story. They just appeared out of nowhere. The scene where Mok and Thee did fight the Shohei guy and just ended the whole thing with just one fist fight was so disappointing. I really did like the scene where Thee shoot Wiwid thoug, that was some really nice acting. And I also think Thee asking AI on how to life and buying gmmtv was somehow funny.

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If GMMTV wants GMMTV can

This is what happens when u actually put some money and thoughts into a project. Gmmtv delivered in a way I've geniunly haven't seen in a LOOOONG time.

The plot is extremely basic: a normal, almost "boring" photographer, Peach, meets a very "peculiar" mafia boss, obsessed over soap operas and with a clear lack of social awareness, and very simply they fall in love even through their substantial differences.

That's basically it. I know some people were disappointed in this, cause to be honest, there is no actual plot beside two people falling in love. No drama. No fight. No risks. However I think that, if done well, even no plot is a good plot. A great one even. And this is the case. Its just to people falling in love and building a life together, solving problems and misunderstandings, having to deal with their background and their own personal struggles to really love each other. I found that beautiful and very much needed. There was no unnecessary break up between them, no secrets. And I found that beautiful.

If there was one thing that I found highly useless was the whole Tatsuya storyline. He was there for... nothing? Usually those type of character serve some sort of growth for the protagonists but in this case it was not even that. I dont know what was the purpose fr. They could have just completely cut him out, and spend those time to better develope some plot

For example, they could have spent more time on TawanAran. Giving them the actual attention they deserved. I found their storyline so underrated, and that could have been WAY more. You know what I love more than a realistic depiction of a toxic relationship? THE TOXIC PART BEING ADDRESSED AND CONDEMNED. I know that gmmtv loves disney endings, and i am not against them going back together. Toxic relationships work exactly like this. But i wished they explained it better. They rushed their reconciliation so much that it left me mad. No person can change that much in so little time. Not even after what happened to Tawan. He never once apologized properly for how he treated Aran, which was the MAIN person he had to apologize to. If they gave the tatsuya storyline time to them it would have worked so good. BTW, I would have very much liked if they did NOT get back together, cause Tawan as a boyfriend was unbearable. OH! And i want to be honest. For everybody that said "yeah but Aran offering his body to Thee for Tawan is so out of charactert". NO ITS NOT. It just shows that him, the same person that was so adamant about his body and his self respect would go to such extreme lenght like selling himself for the person that besides everything he keeps loving, maybe even more than he loves himself.

On the contrary, unlike the absurd amount of people, I never complained nor seen a problem with RomeMohk lack of screentime. Honesty im glad they even got some. As much as people were hoping, nobody really knew if William was actually going to appear as Rome and the fact that he did was enought. I dont know if they will continue foward with a RomeMohk series (which would link perfectly with this one) but regardless i love how they left room for more and just gave me some more WilliamEst, for scientific reasons.

Peach and Thee were geniunly the two best main character I've seen in a while now.
If i see a single Peach hater im gonna lose my shit. Finally a character that is normal, like everyone. Finally a character that act and answer like I would. Everybody be making fun on Thee's speaking and his soap operas way of speaking when some bl character are even worst and more unrealistic. FINALLY SOMEONE PUTTING A "GET A GRIP" TO IT. Like, finally. He behave exactly like he should. I love him, I geniunly think he is the best BL character in history, like just goat material. Thee on the other hand is a complete scene stealer. Every single time he is in a scene you are just drawn to his extravagant mannerism, and you laugh. I really loved how over the top he was in comparison to how grounded was Peach. Complete opposite in that department. And maybe that's why they work so well as a couple, they make the other qualities shines. I just wanna point out the scene on the beach after their first kiss when Peach says "what you did- no what we did" cause honestly it left me flabbergasted how mature he sounded. Yeah

They, and all the character would have benefited from ONE and i mean just ONE more episode. Idk what happened to GMMtv and their absolute inability to choose which show needs 12 episodes and what can have just 10 episodes. With all due respect, they made We Are 16 episodes long (could have very much summarized in 10 ep) and made Me and Thee 10 ep when they clearly needed at least one more. Oh god.

Regardless. THE ACTOR CHOICE WAS TOP NOTCH. I was kinda skeptical, cause honestly PPW in we are were.... em.... not it, but they redeemed themselves so hard in this one. Someone said that Peach doesn't really show love or doesn't really look in love. Oh SHUT UP! the hell u expect for someone who had such a traumatic childhood. And Phuwin portrayed Peach so well. No I geniunly believe that those were the best performances from PondPhuwin. And I strongly believe that Phuwin needs more of those character cause he slays them so much, the quiet and very mature type. And their kisses were SO better than We Are, beside maybe the boat kiss, which i cannot really pin on them given how uncomfortable the setting was (even if it was BEAUTIFUL).

But the one that i really wanna give my flowers to is the production crew. You can tell they put MONEY in this project. One thing that let me geniunly shocked was how good the sound was. If u ever watched a single gmmtv show you will know that they have serious sound problems with their mic, especially in like water or beaches scenes, yet here they did so good. It never bothered me.
The soundtrack was good, but kinda repetitive. I feel like there were only like five songs on repeat, which is not bad, but maybe a bigger variety could have helped the vibe to set in a little better.

Visual wise it was very good. Not top tier level good, not "never let me go" level good, but good enough to be enjoyable and sometimes mesmerizing enough. I liked it, and honestly the colour scheme was very good (im very keen on color grading ecc ecc). The contrast between red and blue scenes throuout the show were geniunly good and i loved it. I loved how they dressed and gave a character through everyone style. They made them look AMAZING in the show, like LITERALLY AMAZING. I loved it.
There were some small but, well, everlasting, mistakes in the editing phase, which we are not major or bad like in other series, but they sometimes made the fluidity and continuity disappear, which is the only bad rhing production wise

Rewatch value to the sky, given that I've already rewatched it like more then once I keep rewatching its becoming embarrassing.

In conclusion: watch it. Or give it a try. Its a beautiful show, well produced, well acted, maybe a little rushed, given the amount of episodes they had but indeed amazing and funny, a good show that makes you unplug your brain for a bit and just enjoy love.

Ps. To whoever did pondphuwin makeup: come here and let me kiss u, I hope both sides of ur pillow are cold exactly like you want them, I hope the sun will always shine when you need it and everyone will have luck and health in ur life. I love you more than words can describe.

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Breaking my silence...

I feel strange writing this, but the popularity of this drama far exceeded my expectations. It was meant to be funny and cute, but it turned out terribly forced. Its main plot axis was Thee’s unhealthy obsession with Peach. At first it seemed charming, but over time it became rather strange and overwhelming, essentially forming the core of his personality. And I never quite understood where it came from. One moment Thee wanted to sleep with Aran at any cost (literally), and the next moment only Peach mattered. And why? Because Peach stood up to him. The classic “no one ever says no to me, but you did and that turns me on” trope—how original (sense my sarcasm).

The ending was extremely rushed (why does GMMTV insist on making 10-episode series???), and the wedding turned out to be less grand than the engagement itself. Not to mention that Aran—Peach’s best (and probably only) friend—didn’t even appear at it.

I regret that the mafia storyline was treated so superficially. Even though Thee wanted to distance himself from it and was not supposed to take over the illegal part of his father’s business, he still grew up in that environment, so he should have internalized certain patterns (which were only visible a few times).

Moving on to the characters: most of them (apart from the main leads) were NPCs who appeared only when needed. None of them caught my attention.

Every couple was stripped of chemistry, which actually takes talent, because I don’t think they normally lack it.

Peach was a typical “I’m not like everyone else” wallflower.

As for Thee—I understand that he’s the son of a mafia boss, runs a large company, and probably has autism, but I really disliked his lack of respect for Peach’s boundaries. Especially in the last episode, when he said something like “you’re my husband, you can’t refuse me.” Oh yes he can. Marriage is not consent to everything—remember that. Few things trigger me as much as the romanticization of sexual exploitation.

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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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Why Am I Laughing at 2AM Like a Hyena?

For a long time, I didn’t laugh that much at any series — and Me and Thee absolutely broke my comedy drought. This show is funny, weird, and cute all at the same time, like it tripped, spilled bubble tea on itself, and somehow made it fashion. Thee is the walking definition of chaos with good intentions. One minute he’s being accidentally adorable, the next he’s making decisions that make you stare at the screen like, “Sir… why.” But that’s exactly why he’s impossible not to love. Peach is the emotional support human we all need. Soft, caring, and somehow always stuck dealing with everyone else’s nonsense. Peach brings balance to the madness, like, “Yes, this situation is ridiculous, but let’s cry gently about it.” Absolute sweetheart energy. Mok is pure deadpan comedy gold. The man looks like he’s constantly done with everyone, yet somehow always involved. Every time Mok appears, you know something sarcastic, awkward, or unexpectedly iconic is about to happen. And Rome? Rome is the calm-but-not-really calm energy. Smooth, charming, and quietly funny, until he suddenly drops a line that makes you laugh way harder than expected. Together, these characters create a beautiful mess of nonsense, heart, and laugh-out-loud moments. Me and Thee doesn’t try to be perfect — it just tries to be itself, and that’s what makes it so ridiculously lovable. In conclusion: weird? Yes. Cute? Absolutely. Funny enough to make you laugh after a long time? 100%. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys chaos, comfort, and characters that feel like your slightly insane friends. 💖🤣

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Only 10 Episodes? Criminal. Absolutely Criminal ?

I genuinely don’t understand who decided Me and Thee only needed 10 episodes, because this show was WAY too good to end so soon. It aired for two months and somehow became one of the most satisfying, heart-warming watches ever. I smiled through the entire finale—no exaggeration—my cheeks were literally hurting 😭✨

This drama was soft, cozy, and full of love. Simple, yet beautifully nuanced. Every character felt real and lovable, and the story never relied on unnecessary drama—it just worked. GMMTV truly made a masterpiece here.

Now let’s talk about Khun Thee because HELLO??? This man is not a green flag, he is an entire green forest 🌳💚 His devotion to Peach was pure, gentle, and otherworldly. The way he loved and supported him was everything. And the Lee family?? Supportive, warm, wholesome—watching them felt like a hug.

Pond and Phuwin absolutely nailed their roles. They didn’t just act as Khun Thee and Peach—they became them. I’ve always loved PondPhuwin, but this show single-handedly made them my favorites. I already miss them on screen together 🥲

It was also so good seeing William and Est again after ThamePo. Mok and Rome were charming and fun, and honestly? I wish we got more of them 👀 And Peach’s sister Plub was such a joy—supportive, sweet female characters in BLs are always a blessing ✨

My only real complaint (besides the episode count 💀) was Aran and Tawan. I love Perth and Santa, but their relationship felt unnecessarily toxic and didn’t match the otherwise soft tone of the show.

That aside? Everything was perfection—the cast, the characters, the music, the vibes 💯 My biggest problem is that it ended WAY too fast. I won’t be leaving this show’s dreamland anytime soon.

If you haven’t watched Me and Thee yet… WHAT ARE YOU DOING??? Go watch it. Now. 💚😭

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If you need a serotonin boost after a shitty day/week/whatever, this is your show

First and foremost, this is a thai show made by thai people geared towards a thai audience. If you see interfans complaining about it's "cringiness" or their inability to completely get on board or understand certain references, that's why. Now this does not mean you cannot enjoy the show as an interfan, an example being myself.

This show brought me immeasurable joy during the 10 weeks that it aired. The casting was perfect. There are no other actors I could imagine as Thee or Peach or anyone else. Our main couple is almost sickeningly sweet, the progression of their relationship was so beautiful and you could feel their love through the screen, which is everything you'd want in a main couple, so props to Pond and Phuwin for their amazing chemistry and their wonderful acting. You need to turn your brain off and have a little whimsy in your heart to enjoy this show. You can feel the love and effort that went into this project and if you want a serotonin boost after a particularly shitty day, you've found your show.

Now, this show isn't without it’s faults. It suffered during the last two episodes due to the 10 episode cap. A lot of issues could have been expanded on or explained better or written off better if they had more episodes (i found one of the side couples particularly frustrating and pointless but i think it also was a result of the strict cp system) . Due to this the final two episodes felt quite rushed, though I was still happy with our main couple.

All in all, this very quickly became one of my favourite shows gmmtv has ever put out.

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gmm(thee)v

this was soooo funny to watch! At first I thought it was another typical story about a mafia boss and a normal guy (I didn't watch the trailer) but I gave it a try and it was the best decision I've ever made:p
The production, the acting, the sound effects were so great! not cringey at all, they were on point! That iconic sound effect "TSAAHHH" they played everytime Khun Thee was feeling happy or in love is now stuck in my head.
I also loved the chemistry between PondPhuwin, they never disappoint! And this was my first time watching WilliamEst and I'm in love with them rn😞 I hope we can see more about RomeMok! Also Bonnie was so adorable and had a great character, love her so much ☹️

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