Set in 1999 to 2000, right at the start of the new millennium. I love how they communicate using cans and strings instead of being constantly glued to their phones.
This series reminds me so much of Bad Buddy. It’s like they’re Pat and Pran’s babies. ❤️
You get aaaaall of this from the 1st episode? from only 1 episode ? 😂 bls are more and more overhyped here…
My review is based on Episode 1, which is why I marked it as 1 out of 1 episode watched. Who are you to decide that people aren’t allowed to review a show after watching an episode? Reviews are meant to reflect a viewer’s experience at the time they write them. That’s like saying someone can’t review a restaurant until they’ve tried every item on the menu, or that they can’t review a book until they’ve finished every book in the series. People review shows based on what they’ve seen so far, and as more episodes are released, their opinions can change. That’s exactly why MDL allows users to edit and update their reviews.
If I end up disappointed later, I’ll update my review accordingly. MDL allows users to post reviews before a series is finished so people can read them and decide whether they want to watch. If the show goes downhill, I’ll edit my review and lower my score, just like I’ve done with many other series. There have been plenty of times when I gave a show 10/10 while it was airing, only to lower it to 6/10 after it finished.
If you don’t like that policy, take it up with MDL. If you don’t like how MDL works, then choose another review website that suits you better. There’s no point commenting about it here, as it won’t change anything, and I’ll continue posting reviews before a show finishes, just as MDL allows.
Fourth and Gemini are my favourite couple from My School President, and one of my favourite actors, Bright from I Feel You Linger in the Air, has recently joined GMMTV.
To be honest, I’m not religious and priest storylines are usually not my thing, but I’ll be watching this to support three amazing actors.
There are literally only two product placement scenes, the noodles and the chocolate milk, and the whole thing…
So you're saying that as long as the characters are eating or drinking while having a conversation, you're fine with it?
Because that's basically what happened in Episode 6. Gaysorn was drinking the chocolate milk in the living room while talking with Ray and Mekin. There was no preparation scene, just a character consuming a product during an ongoing scene.
So by your logic, you're okay with the chocolate milk product placement but not the noodles?
There are literally only two product placement scenes, the noodles and the chocolate milk, and the whole thing…
I understand where you’re coming from, but if there were no product placements in this series, where would the funding come from? Like I said before, I’d rather have some product placements and get 8 episodes than have no product placements and no series at all.
There are literally only two product placement scenes, the noodles and the chocolate milk, and the whole thing…
Your initial post was complaining about the product placement that’s it unbearable . If there’s too much of it, you complain, and now that it’s less than a minute, you’re still complaining. If you don’t like product placement in series, then this one and GMMTV shows in general probably aren’t for you.
The product placements in this series are unbearable. It feels like a GMM show.
There are literally only two product placement scenes, the noodles and the chocolate milk, and the whole thing is less than a minute combined. It just feels like watching the characters eat and drink. Product placement doesn't really bother me when it's that brief.
Plus, productions need sponsors to help fund shows. I'd rather sit through a few seconds of product placement than not have the show made at all.
That's what rich people do, they spend money. 😂 You're hating on the episode because he spent money on his…
Yes, you’re right that Krit comes from a wealthy and influential family. He even gave his ex an entire apartment as a gesture of love. I just don’t see episode 7 the same way. It felt like your disappointment came mainly from him spending money on Wayu, whereas I saw it as part of his love language
Currently watching the end of episode 7. Am I the only one who is fed up with Krit spending money left and right?…
That's what rich people do, they spend money. 😂 You're hating on the episode because he spent money on his lover? Money can't buy love, but Krit works hard as a police officer and earns his own money. There's nothing wrong with spending it on the person you love. The gifts and surprises weren't about showing off wealth, they were his way of expressing how much Wayu means to him. People have different love languages, and for Krit, giving gifts is clearly one of them. As long as it's done with genuine love and not to control or impress someone, I don't see anything wrong with wanting to spoil the person you care about.
Their date was so sweet. Krit's love message to Wayu on their bridge was so thoughtful and heartfelt, while Wayu's photos of their time together felt like a beautiful reminder of all the memories they have shared. Both gestures were so different, but equally sweet.
Wayu's sister finally came back, and hopefully this will help lift some of the burden he's been carrying. He is probably the most selfless person in the series. He gave up school to look after his nephew and support his mum, sacrificing so much for his family. I really hope he gets the chance to go back to school and follow his own dreams.
Their date was so sweet. Krit's love message to Wayu on their bridge was so thoughtful and heartfelt, while Wayu's photos of their time together felt like a beautiful reminder of all the memories they have shared. Both gestures were so different, but equally sweet.
Wayu's sister finally came back, and hopefully this will help lift some of the burden he's been carrying. He is probably the most selfless person in the series. He gave up school to look after his nephew and support his mum, sacrificing so much for his family. I really hope he gets the chance to go back to school and follow his own dreams.
Why scent's house doesn't have CCTV? For rich family like him, it's not weird to put CCTV in the house right?
Scent did have CCTV footage and was planning to check what happened that day and why Gaysorn disappeared. However, Sun told him the truth about Ray and Mekin's involvement, so there was no longer any need to review the CCTV footage.
I haven't read the novel, so I'm a bit confused about some details from Episode 1.
Director Jay gets ambushed by a group of thugs and is rescued by someone in a pink teddy bear costume. Later, it seems like they spend the night together, but the person's face stays hidden the whole time. Was that person actually Sun?
I'm also wondering about the one-night stand scene. Why did the person in the teddy bear costume throw cash at Jay afterward? I thought Jay was already wealthy, so the money seemed strange. And what was the significance of the 2-baht coin? Was that connected to how they first met, or was it meant to be a clue to the person's identity?
Is Jay now trying to find the person he spent that night with? In the balcony scene, when Sun borrowed a cigarette, did he start to suspect that the person was Sun?
And regarding Sun, did he specifically want to work at Dream because he wanted revenge on his ex, or was there another reason he joined the company?
I'd appreciate any explanation from people who have read the novel or understood the episode better, because I feel like I may have missed some important details.
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She reads BL novels and wants to ship her brother. It’s so cute and I love how supportive she is. ❤️
This series reminds me so much of Bad Buddy. It’s like they’re Pat and Pran’s babies. ❤️
If I end up disappointed later, I’ll update my review accordingly. MDL allows users to post reviews before a series is finished so people can read them and decide whether they want to watch. If the show goes downhill, I’ll edit my review and lower my score, just like I’ve done with many other series. There have been plenty of times when I gave a show 10/10 while it was airing, only to lower it to 6/10 after it finished.
If you don’t like that policy, take it up with MDL. If you don’t like how MDL works, then choose another review website that suits you better. There’s no point commenting about it here, as it won’t change anything, and I’ll continue posting reviews before a show finishes, just as MDL allows.
To be honest, I’m not religious and priest storylines are usually not my thing, but I’ll be watching this to support three amazing actors.
Because that's basically what happened in Episode 6. Gaysorn was drinking the chocolate milk in the living room while talking with Ray and Mekin. There was no preparation scene, just a character consuming a product during an ongoing scene.
So by your logic, you're okay with the chocolate milk product placement but not the noodles?
Plus, productions need sponsors to help fund shows. I'd rather sit through a few seconds of product placement than not have the show made at all.
Money can't buy love, but Krit works hard as a police officer and earns his own money. There's nothing wrong with spending it on the person you love. The gifts and surprises weren't about showing off wealth, they were his way of expressing how much Wayu means to him. People have different love languages, and for Krit, giving gifts is clearly one of them.
As long as it's done with genuine love and not to control or impress someone, I don't see anything wrong with wanting to spoil the person you care about.
Their date was so sweet. Krit's love message to Wayu on their bridge was so thoughtful and heartfelt, while Wayu's photos of their time together felt like a beautiful reminder of all the memories they have shared. Both gestures were so different, but equally sweet.
Wayu's sister finally came back, and hopefully this will help lift some of the burden he's been carrying. He is probably the most selfless person in the series. He gave up school to look after his nephew and support his mum, sacrificing so much for his family. I really hope he gets the chance to go back to school and follow his own dreams.
Episode 8 was so sad though. Poor Sky.
Their date was so sweet. Krit's love message to Wayu on their bridge was so thoughtful and heartfelt, while Wayu's photos of their time together felt like a beautiful reminder of all the memories they have shared. Both gestures were so different, but equally sweet.
Wayu's sister finally came back, and hopefully this will help lift some of the burden he's been carrying. He is probably the most selfless person in the series. He gave up school to look after his nephew and support his mum, sacrificing so much for his family. I really hope he gets the chance to go back to school and follow his own dreams.
Episode 8 was so sad though. Poor Sky.
Director Jay gets ambushed by a group of thugs and is rescued by someone in a pink teddy bear costume. Later, it seems like they spend the night together, but the person's face stays hidden the whole time. Was that person actually Sun?
I'm also wondering about the one-night stand scene. Why did the person in the teddy bear costume throw cash at Jay afterward? I thought Jay was already wealthy, so the money seemed strange. And what was the significance of the 2-baht coin? Was that connected to how they first met, or was it meant to be a clue to the person's identity?
Is Jay now trying to find the person he spent that night with? In the balcony scene, when Sun borrowed a cigarette, did he start to suspect that the person was Sun?
And regarding Sun, did he specifically want to work at Dream because he wanted revenge on his ex, or was there another reason he joined the company?
I'd appreciate any explanation from people who have read the novel or understood the episode better, because I feel like I may have missed some important details.