Your Sky of Us

The feelings of love are clear

Should I cry because of them? This series has a special touch on my heart because of the emotions and love it carries, and also because of Pi Fah and Terak. The emotions between them always make me cry, and the emotions because of their acting and their feelings for each other at the same time. I am sad that it ended. It is only three episodes, but it is full of feelings of love between them. I also have high expectations for my life partner because of Pi Fah. Will I ever find someone like him in reality? I am also starting to believe in the saying "eyes don't lie." Can you convince me that Thomas doesn't have real feelings for Kong Kong Bob? Thomas' eyes always shine just because of Kong Kong Bob's narration. Why is this part short? I am really sad. The actors have great energy during filming and scenes, and their feelings reach the viewer easily without hesitation or misunderstanding. Thank you to all of them for their effort and hard work. I will miss this series and will rewatch it when I forget these feelings to relive them thanks to them. Thank you to everyone who chose the actors and thank you to whoever came up with the idea for this series

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cringely cute? maybe

Everything kinda feels rush since they had to fit everthing in just 3 EPs. Barely any character development, lots of repetition (scripts, situations, throwbacks, etc). As for the acting, i'd say Hia, Real, Babe & Dom carrying the whole series, the others feels too scripted (love the casts tho, im just being honest😅). No new ost but still fire.

Since it's a special episode(s) so don't expect too much from the storyline, its basically just an extension of their moments, probably made for the fans of the series that haven't moved on and want to see more of the characters.

EP1 - so much things that don't make sense. Wouldn’t it be better to plan the party w his friends instead of hiding it from them. Why would his friends want to tell him abt the party knowing it's a 'surprise' party.

Watched this after dwy, it's kinda refreshing to see this version of Por haha. But it also felt a bit off how Ghlai and Lee just got into the “khonkhuy” phase after almost 2 years.

AuauSave were probably the cutest ship here—their chemistry was already doing all the work, no script needed.

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Liked this more than the main story. Was more engaging

When I saw Your Sky had a special my 1st thought was why? Cz i felt there was literally nothing they could add and whatever it was they could have just added it to the main story cz that barely had any plot and after few episodes it was draggy and boring. The long episodes just made it worse for me who is not a fluff person.

Then i started the special as a stress relief kinda thing and frankly i didn't like the ep 1 much i was bored took a week to finish it and then put it on hold for about 3 months😅. I really didn't wanna watch this cz the comments said they barely included the 2nd and 3rd couple here who's story i was more interested in. Later DWY came out i absolutely loved the switch from PorTeetee to TeeteePor and i also watched DMD Friendship season 1 and 2 so now when i picked this up I knew the actors more especially Gems, Ryujin, Pat and also AuauSave so I was just swooning over my ships (this episode had their story). I enjoyed the 2nd and 3rd episode. I still felt the acting needed some work cz the actors were pretty stiff and tensed in quiet some scenes but anyways for me it felt like i gotta watch an AU for DWY and a glimpse of DMD Friendship especially with the ending song we got in ep 3.

I still feel this should have been in the main story instead of special and if they had to keep a special they could have just kept a wedding special like we had for JohanNorth in fourever you

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Not believable

The 2024 original series is better, in every aspect. This for me was the utmost downgrade from the original episodes.
Usually even when the plot is not there, and the acting is not that great, the NC scenes try to be somewhat believable.
But in this case the acting could not convince me, even the NC scenes were not convincing, they were so dry, and painful to watch. I could not believe anything they were saying to each other. There was also a lot of gifting in these special episodes, however even their series of "thank you" to each other was not believable. I think the leads didn't live up to the standard of the original 12 episodes, their acting there was 100 times better, and most importantly, it was believable. Maybe the absence of a tangible plot did not do them any justice.

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Not necessary

I'm not saying that Your Sky of Us was bad, but I didn't see a need for it. Your Sky was good on its own, so why add a special episode, you know? Your Sky of Us wasn't adding anything special to the original series, even though it's called a 'special episode'.
Your Sky would have been completely fine without this addition because, like I said, it's already good on its own. Some special episodes HAVE ruined the original story, like Jack & Joker, for example. The series ended perfectly until the special episode where they "killed" off Joke. Did they have to do that? Nope, they just wanted us to suffer.
So, did I like Your Sky of Us?
Not as much as I thought I would. It just felt like 3 more episodes added to Your Sky.

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Childish and cringe, with no plot or depth – the worst BL series of the year so far

Boring and slow, with neither plot nor character development. Your Sky of Us is a continuation of the original story Your Sky, following the couple Muenfah and Teerak in school invironment. It was marketed as a sweet and emotional follow-up—but ended up being an empty and drawn-out experience.

These special episodes were somehow even worse than the original series. There was no real storyline to speak of, and the pacing was painfully slow. It felt like a three-hour-long cute commercial, filled with meaningless fluff and dragged-out transitions that added nothing. The characters had no depth, and absolutely no growth took place throughout the episodes.

I had to fast-forward through several scenes just to get through it. The excessive baby-talk and the constant use of "darling" in every other line and the way grown men who are excessively jealous for no reason at all, unreasonably overprotective, or get overly shy and flustered in an extremely chaste way around their own partner—no, it's not cute or sweet, just incredibly cringey and completely unbelievable for the characters.

The tone was incredibly childish. Muenfah, who is supposedly on a business trips to Hong Kong, behaves more like a 12-year-old than an adult. The entire series gave the impression of being made for kids—if you removed a few longer kissing scenes, it could easily pass as a show for ten-year-olds. The acting wasn’t necessarily bad, but the script gave the actors nothing to work with.

If all you want is close-up shots of childish men smiling, kissing, and acting cute and don't care about meaningful plot, realistic characters or emotional depth, then maybe this is your kind of show.

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Achei desnecessário este especial com 3 episódios meio desconexos um dos outros.
O primeiro é focado no aniversário do Teerak. O segundo de rivais amorosos e o terceiro na formatura do P'Fah.
O primeiro confesso que assisti na velocidade 1.5x porque estava meio entediada rs
O segundo foi interessante ver a reação do P'Fah ao ter ciúmes com o amigo do Teerak, mas achei desnecessário terem inserido a ex-namorada dele no meio do episódio, já que ele tinha deixado claro que nunca teve sentimentos reais por ela no drama original, mas que apesar disso, o término havia o abalado. Mas gostei da forma que sempre se comunicaram, isso é realmente importante, esse vínculo e confiança para expressar seus reais sentimentos em relação a diversas situações.
Já o terceiro, confesso que me senti mal pelo Teerak, porque ele ficou o episódio todo em busca do presente perfeito e ao entregar, o P'Fah usou até mesmo parte da sua surpresa para si, além de já ter entregue o carro de presente, então parece que ele sempre precisava oferecer presentes caros invés de entender o que o Teerak sempre dizia, que não importava o que fosse, porque vinha dele.

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