Pedro Guida

I think Mean is a great actor. Plan overacts a bit. I know his character is supposed to be immature, but he could tone it down a bit. I think what Perth and Mean understand is that you can act with your eyes and the whole face isn't necessary for every single take.

That is actually a way of hurting the show, making the conversation about negative it and turning it toxic to sponsors, as brands avoid being associated with controversies. We can't know in details what is going on and we might just blow this out of proportion in a way it harms the series and the actors. You yourself said they won't proceed without Saint; so this commotion is moot.

I think spreading these news helps nobody. Either they are rumours and we are hurting a lot of people for no reason; or they are true, but we are diverting attention from the show's great success and reception and making it about gossip. Several shows and films have messy productions. "Titanic" was a nightmare to all the involved until release and it became the biggest film of all time at the time. Pèople in "Buffy" hated working with Sarah Michelle Gellar, who thought she was going to be a major film star and was too good for the show - which never happened. But because these conflicts, before social media, were not publicised, they found success. Just let behind the scenes be behind the scenes and let's support the series instead.

Yeah. I'm not on the camp that drunk sex always equals rape, but one person drunk to the point they were passed out on the floor and another completely sober, that crosses all the lines possible. They are not even in any sort of relationship.

It's probably my most favourite thing about him. It's worth to notice that before they ever had sex they actually had a very frank conversation about it. But in many relationships, sex isn't cutesy and fluffy.

Wow! So many things were revealed. Now everything makes sense and nothing seems rushed. What a backstory.

The things those fishes have seen!

I had already loved the episodes without the subtitles, but I am now loving this. The dialogue is gold and I totally understand the relationship that's developing now now. This show is always so brilliant and making what was a subplot the main plot for this final stretch instead of throwing in unnecessary drama was a master move. It's the only BL ever we get to see that happily ever after for half a season while always having a new milestone every episode.

"I don't want him to be mad at me". Tin is the best!

At this point I rather not have a season 2 because it starts to feel like the season 2 might only detract from the original.

By the way, the very hungover woman in the background when Can is talking to himself is so extra.

This show is so good I watch it unsubbed and I am entertained. I watch every episode at least three times, so I don't mind watching the first unsubbed.

There hasn't been a single scene outside of fantasy where Korn and Knock give anyone a reason to root for them.

I know in real life there are terrible people in awful relationships that all should end. If the writers are trying to make us hate these people and these relationships and wish them ill, I guess that is realistic. Just not entertaining.

It's really bad. It takes awful writing and directing to completely erase all the chemistry the actors have in real life. And they have accomplished that. It makes Bad Romance look good in comparison. That's how bad it is.

I'm excited for Our Skyy.

I have just skimmed through the last two TWM:NC episodes and I have no interest in watching them at all. Five episodes in and, aside from a dream sequence fanservice sequence, there hasn't been a single scene where I haven't felt these three couples are awful to each other and should definitely break up. Which is sad, because TWM was so good and Max and Tul are being wasted.

These three series seem badly connected. Where was Farm during Bad Romance?

Last EP was almost immediate.

It feels like they are in a completely separate show. I feel it should have been just about AePete and TinCan, and TinCan could have got more airtime. It's just a small criticism. It doesn't detract from my enjoyment since the other two couples show up so rarely. But I didn't feel they were necessary.