Me and Thee

Me and Thee – Review / Thoughts

Me and Thee – Review / Thoughts

Me and Thee is a lighthearted, entertaining rom-com designed to make viewers laugh and enjoy themselves. It doesn’t aim to be heavy or emotionally intense, and that’s perfectly fine — not every show needs a deep storyline to be enjoyable. The series is engaging and fun, and its strength lies in providing moments of humor and charm rather than dramatic weight.

The plot is easy to follow, funny, and keeps the audience engaged. Even without deep emotional themes, it succeeds in giving viewers a satisfying, enjoyable experience. The comedy is necessary and welcome, and the show delivers it consistently, making it a joy to watch.

It’s frustrating to see people trashing the show after just one episode or rating it negatively simply because they dislike the leads or the genre. Judging a series before it fully unfolds is unfair. If someone doesn’t like rom-coms, they might not enjoy the show, and that’s understandable — but giving it a poor rating solely to attack the cast or prevent its success is unreasonable.

Some jokes and references are specific to Thai culture and the lakorn format. If I were Thai, I might understand some of the humor better. Even without deep familiarity, the show remains accessible and enjoyable for international viewers.

Main Characters
• Khun Thee (Pond Naravit) — honestly, he surprised me with his acting. He has truly mastered the role of Khun Thee, delivering a performance that is nuanced, convincing, and deserving of awards. This role shows growth and skill that even longtime fans can appreciate.
• Peach (Phuwin Tangsakyuen) — calm, practical, and the perfect counterbalance to Thee. Their chemistry is a major factor in the show’s appeal.
• Beach — it would be interesting if the series delved deeper into Beach’s past: what really happened with his father, whether he’s still alive, in prison, or other circumstances, and even his mother. This part of his story feels missing, though perhaps the director chose not to include it to avoid making the series too dark or heavy — it’s not clear.

Supporting Characters & Relationships
• Aran & Tiewan: Their relationship is compelling, though knowing more about how they met and why their conflict began could add depth.
• Mok & Rom: Their subplot is interesting and could serve as the basis for a spin-off or additional episodes in the future.

Conclusion

Me and Thee succeeds in delivering what it promises: a fun, entertaining, and charming rom-com. The story is engaging, the characters are lovable, and the humor works well. While it doesn’t aim to be emotionally heavy, it fills its niche perfectly. For fans of light romance and comedy, it’s a series worth watching and appreciating for what it is.

Rating: 9/10

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I laughed so much while watching 🥹✨
Super easy to watch, light and cozy, and exactly what I needed at that moment 🌸

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Fluff over Plot

This is a story about the really scary rich guy who became a real softy once he fell in love... there is not much plot, no a lot going on, the few moments of drama that do occur are highly fleeting and do very little to forward the (non existent) plot.

HOWEVER

There are several pretty decent characters, cute smiles and gazes between some of the sides no one is truly annoying and there is a sweet brain off, opposites attract, Oblivious meets exccentic/oblivious feel to it that kind of works. But honestly every thin in this feels a bit secondary and slightly unnecessary as this drama has one real thing, and one thing only and that Thee is Eccentric and sweet, and so in love it is adorable. He has the most adorable puppy eye look and can go from bad ass mafia boss to Golden Retriever and back to A mffia boss in 30 seconds or less.. He is the appifanny of so in love he does not know what to do with himself and that is what makes this drama an ok watch...

The story itself is mediocre at best.

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RomCom done right!

I rate this series a 10 simply because I super enjoyed it, and ultimately, that is what matters most when we watch a drama. However, beyond just my personal enjoyment, there are very real reasons why this show deserves its success. Many people dismiss romantic comedies as light or superficial, but this series is a masterclass in the genre.

I know they changed some things from the novel, but these changes are exactly what allowed the show to feel so grounded and current. Sometimes, what works on the page needs to be adjusted to capture the right chemistry on screen. By focusing more on the simple, pure connection between Thee and Peach rather than sticking strictly to every detail of the book, the creators were able to highlight the emotional honesty of their relationship. These adjustments didn't take away from the story but they made the love feel more direct and the comedy feel more alive.

There is a common misconception that a plot must be complex or heavy to be "good." Personally, I do not mind a plot that some might call shallow if it is built on comedy and joy. Not every story needs to be a dark drama to have value. The energetic humor and lighthearted antics in the show provide a sense of levity that is often missing from more serious series. This style of storytelling allows the audience to relax and enjoy the journey without being weighed down by unnecessary gloom. It stays grounded by focusing on the fun, chaotic reality of two different worlds colliding.

Most importantly, the world needs more stories that celebrate simple love. We are often overwhelmed by dramas filled with heavy obstacles, traumatic backstories, and a thousand complex reasons why two people cannot be together. This show stands out because it focuses on a pure connection that does not need a complicated justification. It is a story about two people who simply find happiness in each other. This kind of effortless affection is beautiful, proving that LOVE DOES NOT ALWAYS HAVE TO BE A STRUGGLE TO BE MEANINGFUL.

Thank you Peach and Thee for your story!

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Its a hilarious series.

Been a fan of PondPhuwin ever since Never let me go(a series ahead of its time),i must say i am enjoying this drama quite a lot.This drama really brings out their strengths as a pair.....Despite the cringeness of Khun Thee (Ponds' character) you get used to it just as Peach(Phuwin) does coz you get to understand them both.Also having watched the pre-lease episode that had abit of behind the scenes and interviews of the cast you get to understand why Pond is really shinning in this role, apparently thats how he is in real life.Knowing that this project was presented to them just after they were done with We are and both of them were in agreement for it,shows they have confidence in their acting and with each other.Although i must say in future Phuwin better look out for a project that won't have him potrayed 'artsy' because if we get used to him in search roles we won't get to see much of his versatility.In Never Let me go he was rich kid who knew what he wants and was confident with himself,in We Are he was an art student whilst in this project he is a photographer...which give him a chill cool vibe.Fish Upon the stars was their one series i couldn't finish,it wasn't just working it for me.I do hope it ends on a high note coz we're on episode 6 and its just the beginning of their dating era while its just has 10 episodes.

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IT'S A FUCKING 10 NO 100 FOR ME!

this series is just everything i need, comedy, dramatic, romantic, everything!
like from the very first scene to last final scene in this series is just perfect!!!
LIKE I LOVE THIS SO MUCH, THEE BEING DRAMATIC THOSE LINES THOSE DELIVERY BRO POND FUCKING NAILED IT, AND PHUWIN AS PEACH MANNNNNNN HE IS JUST THE EMBODIMENT OF 'REPLAY' SONG BY SHINEE!
I LOVE THE CAST, EVERYONE'S SO WHOLESOME AND I JUST LOVE THEM, I DON'T EVEN WANNA SAY GOODBYE!
P'X REALLY DID ADOPT THE NOVEL, LIKE HE PUT THE MARRIAGE, ADOPTION SCENES TOO AND I JUST WANNA CRY!
EVERYTHING FROM SCREENPLAY, ACTING, CAST, DESIGNING, EVERYTHING LIKE EVERY BIT IS PERFECT AND YES IF Y'ALL DON'T LIKE THIS THEN I CAN SAY HOW BAD YOUR TASTE IS (sorry not sorry)!!!

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Never finds it's grip

I just feel bad for Peach who is a grounded and caring guy, but has to be stuck with a man child instead of someone who can just get along with him and could take care of him in return like a normal person. Thee clearly had absentee parental figures in his life and craves the parental like attention that Peach gives him in teaching him how to behave like not like an out of touch delusional weirdo. Peach is doing so much emotional labor to keep his creepy manchild boss acting more like a human being, it's truly laborious watching it. Peach doesn't notice Thee is chasing him because he's too used to taking care of others at the expense of himself. He seems to get with Thee more from his trauma of violence and Thee just happens to be someone who is of any help to him in stopping it. Thee continues to do things without asking Peach first or having any kind of adult conversation no matter how many times Peach explains he shouldn't do that. There's never a moment of true romantic connection or chemistry between Peach and Thee. The character of Thee very miscast. Thee is so cartoonish that it needed to be played by an actor who is able to ground the ridiculous elements of the character in order to feel like a three dimensional person.

It's such a breeze of fresh air when Peach has scenes with Mok who is also in the same line of work, but still connected to being a human being. Peach and Mok has good chemistry, I want to see Est and Phuwin play a romantic pairing which is unlikely to ever happen so long as the Thai bl system stays the way it does unless they leave the company. I love that Peach includes Mok in his co-worker souvenir giving. Mok and Rome's relationship has a lot more tangible angst and longing with the extremely limited screen time that shows their relationship at all. Mok is unable to act as friends with Thee but definitely had more loosely defined boundaries with Rome. Mok making a bracelet for Rome is so cute and it's fun to see Mok go full force flirt mode around Rome. Mok takes his duty seriously, that's been traumatically drilled into him since a child, that his life is to give for Thee, that he would never give up even to be with the man he loves. Firing him is the one thing that Thee does right as Mok wouldn't be free to live his own life otherwise. The show needed to give one more scene of post bodyguard life Mok.

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WHAT A LEGENDARY SERIES!!!

WE JUST HIT A 9 AND THIS SERIES ABSOLUTELY DESERVES EVERY BIT OF IT!!

GMMTV ate with this series! From start to end, there's not one boring scene. All the actors aced their role fr, the music, background effects, everything was on point.

For the people who feel that this series is over dramatic or exaggerated, well that's the whole point. Thee's character is supposed to be funnily cringe to an extent and that's what this series was about.

Loved the ending. This is the best end gmmtv gave us in any series and PondPhuwin are finally married after 4 series 😂

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