NickHalden

Pi feels like a reflection of who I am, and in many ways, I feel like I am Pi. The connection I have with his character is almost unsettling because of how deeply I relate to him. His stubbornness, his awkwardness, his weird little habits, and the way he navigates the world all feel incredibly familiar. There’s something comforting about seeing a character who isn’t perfect, who doesn’t always know how to express himself, yet still deserves and receives love. Pi reminds me that being different, strange, or difficult doesn’t make someone unlovable — it simply makes them human.

Mok’s character, on the other hand, represents everything I want in my life and in love. The way he understands Pi, supports him, and stays patient even when things are messy makes me feel deeply emotional. Mok’s love feels safe, steady, and unconditional. Watching him care for Pi makes me feel seen in ways I didn’t expect, as if someone is finally saying, “You are enough exactly as you are.” That kind of love feels rare and precious, and it resonates with a part of me that longs for the same warmth and reassurance.

Beyond the emotional depth, I absolutely love the kind of comedy and humor the series delivers. It’s silly, unhinged, and completely unserious in the best way possible. The crackhead energy, the chaotic timing, and the ridiculous moments hit exactly the spot for me. It’s the kind of humor that feels free, weird, and unapologetic — and I crave that. I don’t just enjoy it; I fully vibe with it. That blend of heartfelt emotions and unfiltered, chaotic comedy is what makes the series feel so special to me.

This show means more than entertainment. It’s comfort, chaos, love, and laughter all wrapped together. I rewatch it often because it makes me feel understood, loved, and emotionally alive.