It is only episode 2 and I dislike the actions of Mokomi's mother. Mokomi doesn't want to feel different from everyone else and wants to get out of her comfort zone, but the mom is literally telling her the opposite of what she should do. Mokomi is the type of person that doesn't already have a lot of confidence already, but the mom is straight up telling her you shouldn't do something. Her mom literally said, don't talk to people or don't get a job where you need to interact with people. That's not what you are supposed to tell or treat a child because it will make them even more distant.
And before anyone says it's because the mom is only protecting her, the mom needs to understand that even if they are a little bit different, it's not like that Mokomi wants to be treated differently. Mokomi wants to have friends, have a job she likes, and is independent. And the mom is controlling Mokomi's boundaries and she doesn't even know it.
Honestly, I think that this series was not that bad, but as much as I liked it, I have no idea who was going to end up with who (besides Kit and Mark). Especially towards the last few episodes, the side characters and Wayu's plot didn't make a whole lot of sense to me.
Am I supposed to watch this as a continuation of 2 moons or A separate show with the same character names?
The only two characters that were the same were Kit and Wayu. I'd say look at it as a separate show for the most part since most of the storylines don't carry over from the first season.
I knew someone was going to die, but I was not expecting it to be Yok.... I really wish he didn't end his life, but I know it is realistic. I hope things get better for them, but I highly doubt it since it is from a realistic standpoint.
Out of all the characters I was not expecting Ton to die.... From the first season, he was the only guy that stayed…
On a positive note, the FOF performance scene really impressed me even though I cringed a little bit. That song was way better then I thought it was originally gonna be and I listened to it a couple times already. Lowkey obsessed with it.
Out of all the characters I was not expecting Ton to die.... From the first season, he was the only guy that stayed by Kluay's side. Even if Kluay was going through so many relationship stuff Ton was there. I didn't expect any of the main cast or the cast from the previous season, especially not Ton. Instead, I thought a pet/animal or family member died. I totally understand why they said in the first episode (I think) that it was Pieng's fault that Ton died. He was seriously overworked and she cancelled the photoshoot/event that Ton worked so hard for. I will say the others didn't make it any better for arguing with Pieng, but it is upsetting that she didn't handle any of the situations professionally. Honestly, the only people that handled the situation professionally was Dr. Nat and Ton.
I don't think I'll ever except the fact that Ton died. It's too tragic in my opinion. Reminds me of when they killed off Dao in My Ambulance. They didn't have to, but they did it anyways for a plot twist. I kind of wished it was like Friend Zone 2 where none of the main cast was killed off, but instead ended up in the hospital.
It also got a lot more complicated when it was revealed that Saifah is Pieng's son. I know there were some people that were expecting that, but if I was being perfectly honest I was not expecting that. I did expect Saifah from a rich family, but not this. I just hope Saifah and Jane don't do that whole push-pull or dramatic/last minute break up scene just because Saifah is Pieng's son.
Do I think the only surviving couple will be Nat and Boy, Tata and Ryu, and Lookmai and Jeff? Yes, because first off Nat and Boy actually deal with their problems maturely. The whole situation with Boy's friend was the only situation that was solved. Maturely at that. Tata and Ryu are at a difficult part of their married life. It doesn't help that they are both REALLY young and have two kids, but knowing them I know this is just a difficult hurdle. The first season is evidence of that. On another note, I know people don't care for Lookmai and Jeff that much since their new characters, but I do think they might also make it in the end. Jeff just needs to learn how to trust Lookmai a lot more because once they get over that, I think they'll make it.
If it wasn't obvious I had a lot to say about this episode.
The only thing keeping me going through this drama is seeing Lookpat determined and the side characters. If I had to be entirely honest, I am more interested with Lookhin and Thong's relationship and Neunnuan and Phu Yai Tao relationship. I love the fact that Thong and Lookhin's relationship is. Even though Thong says she loves Kin, we all know she likes Lookhin, but they both act like that because of their pride and their family. Unlike with Lookpat and Kin, Thong and Lookhin's kiss got them closer and they be lowkey flirting with each other. I absolutely love it. Neunnuan and Phu Yai Tao relationship is adorable because Phu Yai Tao is still determined to court Neunnuan after years.
At this point, I really just don't like Kin. I know it's common for dramas (especially lakorns) to have that hate-love male lead, but it doesn't mean I like it. I am actually proud of Lookpat for sticking out as long as she has because it's not easy having a boss like Kin. I get that Kin is upset, but I still don't understand why he's being like that. When he gave the dress and then made her jump into the pool, also that forceful kiss. Nothing he has done so far makes sense to me. Even the people that are close to him are fed up with the way he's acting. When Sebra punched him, he really had that one coming. Sebra should've punched him even more. He's gotta do something real apologetic because he isn't just hurting Lookpat, he's literally hurting the people he's close to.
This drama is so cute so far. Though the mother seems to be on the airheaded side, I really like it so far. All the characters are pretty likable and I'm enjoying it.
Haven't seen a good apocalyptic drama in a LONG time and so far I'm enjoying it. Has a bit of everything: sci-fi, romance, suspense, and a hint of hope.
I really do hope one day someone subs this drama. There are so many people I love in this drama. It's asking for a lot, but I know I'm not the only one waiting for this series to come out translated.
I was looking this movie up and I'm curious how they are gonna do this since it is a Vietnamese and Thai movie. The plot doesn't sound like anything new, but I like it. Sounds fun. It would be nice if the movie came out this year, but we'll see.
I finally had the time to catch up and damn, I still am curious why there was a funeral and if anyone actually died. It's probably gonna be revealed by like episode 10 or something (because that's how they did it with Friend Zone 2), but that plot is killing me.
I thought this movie was really cute. I will say I don't think they needed to add that epilogue type of ending where they are 10 months into their relationship and bickering like that, but it was still cute that he had marriage in mind.
Even though I don't like the stigma that if you are on the "chubby" side or have acne you are considered ugly. I know it's better now, but it still exists. I think everyone agrees that Miyuki is really beautiful inside and out and it's very aggravating that she is considered "ugly." On the bright side, I did like the plotline. There were somethings that were more elaborated on and could change, but for the most part, I enjoyed it.
It has been a while though since I've watched a drama where I absolutely dislike certain characters. I would even say to the point where I hate them. The side characters were not it at all, but I know there are people out there that still think "chubby" is ugly.
Initially, I thought this was going to be one of those dramas where the lead falls in love with their roommate because the genre was under romance, but it wasn't. It was more about the life of Ogawa and I enjoyed it a lot. Even though the drama was more on the shorter side I really enjoyed it.
I like this series so far. The concept is not anything new, but I like series and dramas like this. The main FL isn't irritating (yet) like most dramas. Usually, in these types of series, the FL is the type too depressed or too ditzy. They usually are airheads. Haru (as of rn) isn't airheaded as FLs I've seen in the past. And even though she didn't like the fact that she was living with men, she was okay with it. I'm excited about where they go with this.
And before anyone says it's because the mom is only protecting her, the mom needs to understand that even if they are a little bit different, it's not like that Mokomi wants to be treated differently. Mokomi wants to have friends, have a job she likes, and is independent. And the mom is controlling Mokomi's boundaries and she doesn't even know it.
I don't think I'll ever except the fact that Ton died. It's too tragic in my opinion. Reminds me of when they killed off Dao in My Ambulance. They didn't have to, but they did it anyways for a plot twist. I kind of wished it was like Friend Zone 2 where none of the main cast was killed off, but instead ended up in the hospital.
It also got a lot more complicated when it was revealed that Saifah is Pieng's son. I know there were some people that were expecting that, but if I was being perfectly honest I was not expecting that. I did expect Saifah from a rich family, but not this. I just hope Saifah and Jane don't do that whole push-pull or dramatic/last minute break up scene just because Saifah is Pieng's son.
Do I think the only surviving couple will be Nat and Boy, Tata and Ryu, and Lookmai and Jeff? Yes, because first off Nat and Boy actually deal with their problems maturely. The whole situation with Boy's friend was the only situation that was solved. Maturely at that. Tata and Ryu are at a difficult part of their married life. It doesn't help that they are both REALLY young and have two kids, but knowing them I know this is just a difficult hurdle. The first season is evidence of that. On another note, I know people don't care for Lookmai and Jeff that much since their new characters, but I do think they might also make it in the end. Jeff just needs to learn how to trust Lookmai a lot more because once they get over that, I think they'll make it.
If it wasn't obvious I had a lot to say about this episode.
At this point, I really just don't like Kin. I know it's common for dramas (especially lakorns) to have that hate-love male lead, but it doesn't mean I like it. I am actually proud of Lookpat for sticking out as long as she has because it's not easy having a boss like Kin. I get that Kin is upset, but I still don't understand why he's being like that. When he gave the dress and then made her jump into the pool, also that forceful kiss. Nothing he has done so far makes sense to me. Even the people that are close to him are fed up with the way he's acting. When Sebra punched him, he really had that one coming. Sebra should've punched him even more. He's gotta do something real apologetic because he isn't just hurting Lookpat, he's literally hurting the people he's close to.
It has been a while though since I've watched a drama where I absolutely dislike certain characters. I would even say to the point where I hate them. The side characters were not it at all, but I know there are people out there that still think "chubby" is ugly.