It was so brief and made under a humorous/lighter pretense, but I'm intrigued about Tim's debt collector. Is it his debt? His parents' that got passed down? Are they more threatening besides what is shown in today's episode?
I feel like this episode showed how two-faced Tim is compared to the previous episodes. His actions were manipulative, especially with how Pai loves and trusts him. I'm trying to see if there are any redeeming traits for Tim... because he is a rather complex character that I feel like we are still kept in the dark about. Either way, I know it is going to hurt when it all comes crashing down. My poor Pai !!
Still, I'm looking forward to EP 5 :) The preview looks... sweet.
Okay, but in all seriousness, I think that so far, this production did VERY WELL in portraying the romance vs scamming scenes. None of the episodes felt too skewed onto one side. We get to see both couples being sooo lovey-dovey, and then get reminded of the overarching scam as well. I like how the scamming part isn't forgotten, but the romance isn't lukewarm either.
(Obviously scamming should not be tolerated, but I'm talking in relations to the series' plot.) With that being said, I'm very excited for EP 4 :)
How many months they usually take time after wrapping up?
Hmm, I think P'Aof (DMD's CEO) said some series might overlap this year and said LUAT will air by the end of Q1, so I'm thinking we'll get it in March/April, maybe when DWY is in its final eps.
Just finished episode 2!! I actually like North's character... he's definitely naive, but that is just how he was raised: very sheltered. Pai and North's relationship is so precious to me... I hope they both remain amiable with each other. I also like that the scammers are working together now... sorta. It makes it more interesting.
And OF COURSE, I gotta comment on JuniorMark's chemistry. The ending scene was so so natural and lovely. I seriously am cherishing these happier moments before the cracks start to settle in :')
Excited for episode 3 next week (on my birthday!!)
Can we talk about Junior's acting though? Tim is so kind, gentle, and loving in front of Pai. But once he's alone, his eyes and expressions are scheming and borderline apathetic. It is a biiit scary how no one, including viewers, knows Tim's real persona.
Can we talk about how natural JuniorMark is in this series? They just keep getting better and better; their chemistry is soooo good!! Looking forward to EP 2!!
I feel like this episode showed how two-faced Tim is compared to the previous episodes. His actions were manipulative, especially with how Pai loves and trusts him. I'm trying to see if there are any redeeming traits for Tim... because he is a rather complex character that I feel like we are still kept in the dark about. Either way, I know it is going to hurt when it all comes crashing down. My poor Pai !!
Still, I'm looking forward to EP 5 :) The preview looks... sweet.
(Obviously scamming should not be tolerated, but I'm talking in relations to the series' plot.) With that being said, I'm very excited for EP 4 :)
And OF COURSE, I gotta comment on JuniorMark's chemistry. The ending scene was so so natural and lovely. I seriously am cherishing these happier moments before the cracks start to settle in :')
Excited for episode 3 next week (on my birthday!!)