Duang with You: Uncut (2026)

I can't get over Wave! Must-Watch

All I can say is the whole show is just so cute and adorable!

I love the dedication of Duang and his unique approach to what giving up means. Qin's personality is such a great contrast to Duang's, which is probably why they fit together so well.

As for Jamie and Mavis, I actually like that they didn't get too much screen time—mostly because they totally deserve to headline their own series!

And then there's my Wave 🥺

Wave is my absolute favorite among the DMD actors, and my heart still can't quite get over him.

My heart completely broke when he couldn't find a partner on DMD Friendship, so seeing him here with a potential partner (and knowing he'll have a new series with them as a side couple, I think!) just makes my heart swell. I really hope things work out for him, but if not, I wish him all the absolute best.

Getting back to the review: I love the choice of songs—they fit the whole series and the characters so perfectly.

And the art?

💯

It was so refreshing to actually see real artistic elements, like having actual art scenes when the characters are studying art, rather than just focusing exclusively on the romance. Plus, the cinematography is simply to die for!

As for the NC scenes, they manage to be sweet and sensual at the exact same time without feeling over-the-top.

If you want a series that is light, sweet, and filled with cute-y vibes, this is definitely your best go!

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Maybe I’m expecting too much from the dramas I watch

The premise is good, 2 outstanding and gorgeous male students meet, fall in love, overcome childhood trauma and become each other’s anchor, but I felt there was no real common thread (other than Duang chasing Qin and Qin playing hard to get) between the various mini stories so to me it all felt a little disjointed and padded out for the sake of 12 episodes.

Don’t get me wrong, there was still plenty to enjoy- the acting was great (though Duang wouldn’t have lasted long in my world as I found the character Teetee played too annoying and would have probably decked him by their second encounter if I’d been Qin), with several little cameos dropped in here and there (Nunew, Max & Nat) and the support actors added depth and warmth and sweet subplots to the whole thing. The production values were great and the backdrops to their love story were amazing.

The final scene, showing flashbacks to their journey were cute but overall this did not save this drama from being dropped into ‘the no chance I’d watch this again bucket’

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