9/10 Weird and absolutely worth it I avoided this for months because a penguin and a panther?? Yet I was proved incorrect about my initial opinion because this was adorable. It was cringe but the good cringe and soo funny. I laughed non stop. I think the ending could've been more romantic on Junior's part, he was willing to move on after only 2 months buttttttt this was still absolutely adorable and I think even a favorite? It is a big mood lifter.
10/10 Intriguing show As a teenager, I had no idea what a true relationship between two individuals was. Not until I watched this intriguing show, did I realize the strong bond between the two characters and reflect on that what kind of relationship is I truly want. Although the show does not use the explicit sexual scene but convince me what is soul connection. Despite having solely 8 episodes, every second in the series people can undoubtedly see how effort director put in different scene's motion and color grading. *English isn't my native language, but this show touched me so deeply that I still want to write about it.
9/10 Light on the surface In the beginning, its a sweet story of two lovers who have been torn apart for mysterious reasons. But, the writing and character development are much deeper than it seems at first glance. The writing goes in unexpected directions and pulls on your heartstrings at unexpected times. The acting is phenomenal. Plus, Pond and Don are one of my favourite couples ever. It is definitely worth a watch.
9/10 People often fail to see their own light The storyline is quite interesting, you'll definitely will want to know what's going on between these two guys, what happened in the past. Haneul awakes after an accident, lost his memory and find himself living together and being in a relationship with a guy he only memorizes as someone from school, 10 years before. Both main characters had my heart from the start, I think that's what you always get in korean series. Furthermore it's a bit spicy, I was surprised. All together it wasn't layered enough for me, the storyline is a bit slow sometimes but still it's worth watching.
Unlike other dramas, here both of the main lead are portrayed as equals where there are twists, innocence, friendship, jealously, care and awkwardness mixed. Besides the main couple there are other straight and gay couples too. First episode can be overwhelming but it is totally worth the ride. By the time you will finish first episode there will be guaranteed deep emotions for every character.
10/10 One of the best BL ever!! Unlike other dramas, here both of the main lead are portrayed as equals where there are twists, innocence, friendship, jealously, care and awkwardness mixed. Besides the main couple there are other straight and gay couples too. First episode can be overwhelming but it is totally worth the ride. By the time you will finish first episode there will be guaranteed deep emotions for every character.
7/10 Love Puberty This is a remake of Love Sick the series from 2014. I know nothing of the original version, so I'm just rating this one as a new series. This is not your typical BL series where everything is sunshine and rainbow for everyone. Even though it's about the lives of teenagers, it didn't shield the audience from the hardships that people get everyday, such as bullying, dealing with crappy people (Jeed), dealing with crappy parents (Aim's mom & Win's dad). It tells stories about real friendship and the ups and downs of romantic relationships in school. It's delivered smoothly with zero twists and most actors did well. The one thing that I don't like is how they throw too many names at the first episode. Like, I don't think I can remember so many names and faces. Most likely I'd forget all of them in an instant. They should've just introduced the ones who are significant to the plot. Not ALL kids at the school.
10/10 The confession I feel bad for the people who are sleeping on this GOAT series. Whoever thought that two gays confessing could be this beautiful. P'aof has done it yet again and both the actors, Gemini and Fourth outdid themselves again. Barth: I'm not God's favorite son. I like guys. I like you..Tanrak. Tanrak: I'm not God's favorite son either... Absolute cinema. Can this get more better? Of course. I trust the crew and it's coming in the next three episodes.
10/10 Crazylove moomoo I watched CrazyLove MooMoo expecting a simple romcom, but it became unexpectedly addictive. The humour is chaotic, silly and genuinely entertaining, with scenes that made me laugh because of the ridiculous misunderstandings and dramatic reactions. The strongest part of the series is undoubtedly the chemistry between Boss Chaikamon Sermsongwittaya and Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai. Their comfort with each other makes every interaction feel natural. Boss brings exaggerated confidence, playful flirting and emotional intensity, while Noeul balances everything with expressive reactions and vulnerable moments. Together, they create a pairing that feels effortless to watch. The director embraces complete romcom chaos instead of holding back, and the production team keeps the pacing energetic. As a viewer and fan, I watched CrazyLove MooMoo expecting a simple romcom, but it became unexpectedly addictive. The humour is chaotic, silly and genuinely entertaining, with scenes that made me laugh because of the ridiculous misunderstandings and dramatic reactions. The strongest part of the series is undoubtedly the chemistry between Boss Chaikamon and Noeul Nuttarat. Their comfort with each other makes every interaction feel natural. Boss brings exaggerated confidence, playful flirting and emotional intensity, while Noeul balances everything with expressive reactions and vulnerable moments. Together, they create a pairing that feels effortless to watch. The director embraces complete romcom chaos, and the production team keeps the pacing energetic and enjoyable. As their fan, I feel proud seeing how much they continue improving and taking on new roles while maintaining such strong chemistry. Overall, this drama succeeds by mixing comedy, romance and warmth. I stayed for the jokes but continued watching because of Boss and Noeul, and I'm genuinely proud to support them. My review: If someone wants a deep serious drama, this may not be the first recommendation. But if you want a romcom with chaos, playful energy, lots of funny moments and strong chemistry between Boss and Noeul, it's easy to enjoy. I watched for the comedy and stayed because the pairing still feels entertaining to watch together.
10/10 Awesome This series has sequel the gifted graduation, it ended last week and that second series is freaking awesome like the first one it has lot of twist get ready!
9/10 Storyline is not that deep As I wrote this drama doesn't really have a deep-well-thought storyline. However, I had thought this drama was a boring cheap low-quality comedy drama(I'm sorry) at first but it turned out to be a good drama which actually made me cry as much as I cried for A Tale of Thousand Stars and Who Are You. I didn't expect this drama to be this good and tearful at the end. Dont give up on watching until Ep11 and you'll be spending whole day crying on the floor TT.
8/10 RamKing rules! I gave this series a 8 stars because I'm absolutely in love with RamKing. I've watched many bls and there is just something special about their conection. I really like the concept of loud extrovert 'adopting' shy introvert. Their kiss was the best thing in the whole series! However I'm not really satisfied with main ship. I just don't think they bonded as couples are used to and some of the moments went from cute to cringe... Boss and Mek were were unexpected math! I didn't hate it. It ended up being very funny and adorable. I would love to see more of RamKing!!
10/10 The best bl ever It is the cutest bl series where the 3 couples are faced with many problems like denial, heartbreak, longing crush, and above all the friendship between them. All over it is 'must watch the series' for me.... Hope you enjoy it.....……………………….….………………….7110 2moons2 Far better than season1. The direction, acting, story, dialogues. The show was really quick whereas the season ran very slow and boring! I love the show! Recommended to watch!
9/10 it could be a ten I was so sad when they changed the second male leader, literally disappointed. Like the novel, the drama is very good too, but I feel that the second season was also produced with the same disappointment I felt about the second male leader leaving, that is, the chemistry between the new actor and the first male leader was kind of forced (not that the new actor is bad at what he does, on the contrary). It's just that we viewers already had a couple in mind, and it was very strange not to see them together again. Nevertheless, it was an obsession of mine, so I recommend reading the novel, there you can imagine that the protagonist's pair is the same.
9/10 it could be a ten I was so sad when they changed the second male leader, literally disappointed. Like the novel, the drama is very good too, but I feel that the second season was also produced with the same disappointment I felt about the second male leader leaving, that is, the chemistry between the new actor and the first male leader was kind of forced (not that the new actor is bad at what he does, on the contrary). It's just that we viewers already had a couple in mind, and it was very strange not to see them together again. Nevertheless, it was an obsession of mine, so I recommend reading the novel, there you can imagine that the protagonist's pair is the same.
6/10 Friends, Hearts, and the Messy Middle What if heartbreak were just the beginning of discovering who you really are? Diary of Tootsies (2016) is a Thai dramedy that follows four inseparable friends-three gay men and one lesbian-who all experience heartbreak simultaneously. To overcome their collective misery, they make a pact to find love again before New Year's Day. What begins as a lighthearted challenge quickly evolves into an exploration of identity, resilience, and the complexities of modern relationships. From an analytical perspective, the series thrives on the chemistry of its core cast. Their friendship feels authentic, mixing quick-witted humor with heartfelt vulnerability. The diary-style narration provides a playful yet intimate framing, drawing viewers into the characters' private thoughts while offering commentary that blends comedy and pathos. The episodic structure, with its short and digestible chapters, allows emotional beats to land effectively while maintaining a lively tone. Still, the show is not without flaws. Some conflicts resolve too quickly, leaning on familiar romantic tropes, and at times, the humor dilutes the weight of more serious themes. Supporting characters often remain underdeveloped, serving mainly to elicit laughs rather than adding depth to the story. Technically, the series favors a glossy, commercial look that suits its genre, although it avoids taking stylistic risks. Ultimately, Diary of Tootsies succeeds in presenting LGBTQ+ characters with warmth and relatability. It blends laughter with sincerity, offering both entertainment and emotional resonance. Rating: 6/10. A heartfelt, funny, and imperfect dramedy that charms with its honest portrayal of love, friendship, and self-discovery.
6/10 Friends, Hearts, and the Messy Middle What if heartbreak were just the beginning of discovering who you really are? Diary of Tootsies (2016) is a Thai dramedy that follows four inseparable friends-three gay men and one lesbian-who all experience heartbreak simultaneously. To overcome their collective misery, they make a pact to find love again before New Year's Day. What begins as a lighthearted challenge quickly evolves into an exploration of identity, resilience, and the complexities of modern relationships. From an analytical perspective, the series thrives on the chemistry of its core cast. Their friendship feels authentic, mixing quick-witted humor with heartfelt vulnerability. The diary-style narration provides a playful yet intimate framing, drawing viewers into the characters' private thoughts while offering commentary that blends comedy and pathos. The episodic structure, with its short and digestible chapters, allows emotional beats to land effectively while maintaining a lively tone. Still, the show is not without flaws. Some conflicts resolve too quickly, leaning on familiar romantic tropes, and at times, the humor dilutes the weight of more serious themes. Supporting characters often remain underdeveloped, serving mainly to elicit laughs rather than adding depth to the story. Technically, the series favors a glossy, commercial look that suits its genre, although it avoids taking stylistic risks. Ultimately, Diary of Tootsies succeeds in presenting LGBTQ+ characters with warmth and relatability. It blends laughter with sincerity, offering both entertainment and emotional resonance. Rating: 6/10. A heartfelt, funny, and imperfect dramedy that charms with its honest portrayal of love, friendship, and self-discovery.
10/10 Highly recommended It just happened that I read the manga somewhere and shocked that it will get an adaptation. I love how they brought a dozens of beautiful boys and I was screaming for each scenes especially for the ending. This is really worth your time especially if you're an hardcore fujoshi.
10/10 Highly recommended It just happened that I read the manga somewhere and shocked that it will get an adaptation. I love how they brought a dozens of beautiful boys and I was screaming for each scenes especially for the ending. This is really worth your time especially if you're an hardcore fujoshi.
10/10 Highly recommended It just happened that I read the manga somewhere and shocked that it will get an adaptation. I love how they brought a dozens of beautiful boys and I was screaming for each scenes especially for the ending. This is really worth your time especially if you're an hardcore fujoshi.
I avoided this for months because a penguin and a panther??
Yet I was proved incorrect about my initial opinion because this was adorable. It was cringe but the good cringe and soo funny. I laughed non stop. I think the ending could've been more romantic on Junior's part, he was willing to move on after only 2 months buttttttt this was still absolutely adorable and I think even a favorite? It is a big mood lifter.
As a teenager, I had no idea what a true relationship between two individuals was. Not until I watched this intriguing show, did I realize the strong bond between the two characters and reflect on that what kind of relationship is I truly want.
Although the show does not use the explicit sexual scene but convince me what is soul connection. Despite having solely 8 episodes, every second in the series people can undoubtedly see how effort director put in different scene's motion and color grading.
*English isn't my native language, but this show touched me so deeply that I still want to write about it.
In the beginning, its a sweet story of two lovers who have been torn apart for mysterious reasons. But, the writing and character development are much deeper than it seems at first glance. The writing goes in unexpected directions and pulls on your heartstrings at unexpected times. The acting is phenomenal. Plus, Pond and Don are one of my favourite couples ever. It is definitely worth a watch.
The storyline is quite interesting, you'll definitely will want to know what's going on between these two guys, what happened in the past.
Haneul awakes after an accident, lost his memory and find himself living together and being in a relationship with a guy he only memorizes as someone from school, 10 years before.
Both main characters had my heart from the start, I think that's what you always get in korean series. Furthermore it's a bit spicy, I was surprised. All together it wasn't layered enough for me, the storyline is a bit slow sometimes but still it's worth watching.
Unlike other dramas, here both of the main lead are portrayed as equals where there are twists, innocence, friendship, jealously, care and awkwardness mixed. Besides the main couple there are other straight and gay couples too. First episode can be overwhelming but it is totally worth the ride. By the time you will finish first episode there will be guaranteed deep emotions for every character.
This is a remake of Love Sick the series from 2014. I know nothing of the original version, so I'm just rating this one as a new series. This is not your typical BL series where everything is sunshine and rainbow for everyone. Even though it's about the lives of teenagers, it didn't shield the audience from the hardships that people get everyday, such as bullying, dealing with crappy people (Jeed), dealing with crappy parents (Aim's mom & Win's dad). It tells stories about real friendship and the ups and downs of romantic relationships in school. It's delivered smoothly with zero twists and most actors did well. The one thing that I don't like is how they throw too many names at the first episode.
Like, I don't think I can remember so many names and faces.
Most likely I'd forget all of them in an instant. They should've just introduced the ones who are significant to the plot. Not ALL kids at the school.
I feel bad for the people who are sleeping on this GOAT series. Whoever thought that two gays confessing could be this beautiful. P'aof has done it yet again and both the actors, Gemini and Fourth outdid themselves again.
Barth: I'm not God's favorite son. I like guys. I like you..Tanrak.
Tanrak: I'm not God's favorite son either...
Absolute cinema. Can this get more better? Of course. I trust the crew and it's coming in the next three episodes.
I watched CrazyLove MooMoo expecting a simple romcom, but it became unexpectedly addictive. The humour is chaotic, silly and genuinely entertaining, with scenes that made me laugh because of the ridiculous
misunderstandings and dramatic reactions. The strongest part of the series is undoubtedly the chemistry between Boss Chaikamon Sermsongwittaya and Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai. Their comfort with each other makes every interaction feel natural. Boss brings exaggerated confidence, playful flirting and emotional intensity, while Noeul balances everything with expressive reactions and vulnerable moments. Together, they create a pairing that feels effortless to watch. The director embraces complete romcom chaos instead of holding back, and the production team keeps the pacing energetic.
As a viewer and fan, I watched CrazyLove MooMoo expecting a simple romcom, but it became unexpectedly addictive. The humour is chaotic, silly and genuinely entertaining, with scenes that made me laugh because of the ridiculous misunderstandings and dramatic reactions.
The strongest part of the series is undoubtedly the chemistry between Boss Chaikamon and Noeul Nuttarat.
Their comfort with each other makes every interaction feel natural. Boss brings exaggerated confidence, playful flirting and emotional intensity, while Noeul balances everything with expressive reactions and vulnerable moments.
Together, they create a pairing that feels effortless to watch.
The director embraces complete romcom chaos, and the production team keeps the pacing energetic and enjoyable.
As their fan, I feel proud seeing how much they continue improving and taking on new roles while maintaining such strong chemistry. Overall, this drama succeeds by mixing comedy, romance and warmth. I stayed for the jokes but continued watching because of Boss and Noeul, and I'm genuinely proud to support them.
My review: If someone wants a deep serious drama, this may not be the first recommendation. But if you want a romcom with chaos, playful energy, lots of funny moments and strong chemistry between Boss and Noeul, it's easy to enjoy. I watched for the comedy and stayed because the pairing still feels entertaining to watch together.
This series has sequel the gifted graduation, it ended last week and that second series is freaking awesome like the first one it has lot of twist get ready!
As I wrote this drama doesn't really have a deep-well-thought storyline. However, I had thought this drama was a boring cheap low-quality comedy drama(I'm sorry) at first but it turned out to be a good drama which actually made me cry as much as I cried for A Tale of Thousand Stars and Who Are You. I didn't expect this drama to be this good and tearful at the end. Dont give up on watching until Ep11 and you'll be spending whole day crying on the floor TT.
I gave this series a 8 stars because I'm absolutely in love with RamKing. I've watched many bls and there is just something special about their conection. I really like the concept of loud extrovert 'adopting' shy introvert. Their kiss was the best thing in the whole series! However I'm not really satisfied with main ship. I just don't think they bonded as couples are used to and some of the moments went from cute to cringe... Boss and Mek were were unexpected math!
I didn't hate it. It ended up being very funny and adorable.
I would love to see more of RamKing!!
It is the cutest bl series where the 3 couples are faced with many problems like denial, heartbreak, longing crush, and above all the friendship between them. All over it is 'must watch the series' for me.... Hope you enjoy it.....……………………….….………………….7110 2moons2
Far better than season1. The
direction, acting, story, dialogues. The show was really quick whereas the season ran very slow and boring! I love the show! Recommended to watch!
I was so sad when they changed the second male leader, literally disappointed. Like the novel, the drama is very good too, but I feel that the second season was also produced with the same disappointment I felt about the second male leader leaving, that is, the chemistry between the new actor and the first male leader was kind of forced (not that the new actor is bad at what he does, on the contrary). It's just that we viewers already had a couple in mind, and it was very strange not to see them together again.
Nevertheless, it was an obsession of mine, so I recommend reading the novel, there you can imagine that the protagonist's pair is the same.
I was so sad when they changed the second male leader, literally disappointed. Like the novel, the drama is very good too, but I feel that the second season was also produced with the same disappointment I felt about the second male leader leaving, that is, the chemistry between the new actor and the first male leader was kind of forced (not that the new actor is bad at what he does, on the contrary). It's just that we viewers already had a couple in mind, and it was very strange not to see them together again.
Nevertheless, it was an obsession of mine, so I recommend reading the novel, there you can imagine that the protagonist's pair is the same.
What if heartbreak were just the beginning of discovering who you really are?
Diary of Tootsies (2016) is a Thai dramedy that follows four inseparable friends-three gay men and one lesbian-who all experience heartbreak simultaneously. To overcome their collective misery, they make a pact to find love again before New Year's Day. What begins as a lighthearted challenge quickly evolves into an exploration of identity, resilience, and the complexities of modern relationships.
From an analytical perspective, the series thrives on the chemistry of its core cast. Their friendship feels authentic, mixing quick-witted humor with heartfelt vulnerability. The diary-style narration provides a playful yet intimate framing, drawing viewers into the characters' private thoughts while offering commentary that blends comedy and pathos. The episodic structure, with its short and digestible chapters, allows emotional beats to land effectively while maintaining a lively tone.
Still, the show is not without flaws. Some conflicts resolve too quickly, leaning on familiar romantic tropes, and at times, the humor dilutes the weight of more serious themes.
Supporting characters often remain underdeveloped, serving mainly to elicit laughs rather than adding depth to the story. Technically, the series favors a glossy, commercial look that suits its genre, although it avoids taking stylistic risks.
Ultimately, Diary of Tootsies succeeds in presenting LGBTQ+ characters with warmth and relatability. It blends laughter with sincerity, offering both entertainment and emotional resonance.
Rating: 6/10. A heartfelt, funny, and imperfect dramedy that charms with its honest portrayal of love, friendship, and self-discovery.
What if heartbreak were just the beginning of discovering who you really are?
Diary of Tootsies (2016) is a Thai dramedy that follows four inseparable friends-three gay men and one lesbian-who all experience heartbreak simultaneously. To overcome their collective misery, they make a pact to find love again before New Year's Day. What begins as a lighthearted challenge quickly evolves into an exploration of identity, resilience, and the complexities of modern relationships.
From an analytical perspective, the series thrives on the chemistry of its core cast. Their friendship feels authentic, mixing quick-witted humor with heartfelt vulnerability. The diary-style narration provides a playful yet intimate framing, drawing viewers into the characters' private thoughts while offering commentary that blends comedy and pathos. The episodic structure, with its short and digestible chapters, allows emotional beats to land effectively while maintaining a lively tone.
Still, the show is not without flaws. Some conflicts resolve too quickly, leaning on familiar romantic tropes, and at times, the humor dilutes the weight of more serious themes.
Supporting characters often remain underdeveloped, serving mainly to elicit laughs rather than adding depth to the story. Technically, the series favors a glossy, commercial look that suits its genre, although it avoids taking stylistic risks.
Ultimately, Diary of Tootsies succeeds in presenting LGBTQ+ characters with warmth and relatability. It blends laughter with sincerity, offering both entertainment and emotional resonance.
Rating: 6/10. A heartfelt, funny, and imperfect dramedy that charms with its honest portrayal of love, friendship, and self-discovery.
It just happened that I read the manga somewhere and shocked that it will get an adaptation. I love how they brought a dozens of beautiful boys and I was screaming for each scenes especially for the ending. This is really worth your time especially if you're an hardcore fujoshi.
It just happened that I read the manga somewhere and shocked that it will get an adaptation. I love how they brought a dozens of beautiful boys and I was screaming for each scenes especially for the ending. This is really worth your time especially if you're an hardcore fujoshi.
It just happened that I read the manga somewhere and shocked that it will get an adaptation. I love how they brought a dozens of beautiful boys and I was screaming for each scenes especially for the ending. This is really worth your time especially if you're an hardcore fujoshi.