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Exactly, that's the problem. Even if tampering the evidence is the main reason, it seems his main intention of coming to Manyang was to somehow arrest DS

The thing I don't understand, why does JW want to arrest DS? Is it because he took MJ fingers and put them in front of her house or does it have something to do with JW getting transferred to Manyang?

The direction this season is very poor. Many scenes in ep 11 which had potential, were executed with no interest. I don't blame the actors for it, the director is to be blamed for it. I wish season 1 director would have continued this time as well...

After Stud-Sam, Earth was shocked and seems to have not recovered from it. Even if he likes Stud, Sam is more safer option considering how Earth likes stable life.
Stud actually almost ruined his best friend's life but what Earth is doing is also not considerable. He chose this way.

Makes sense. It'll be interesting to see how Stud will handle his jealousy and insecurity.

In 16th episode preview, I wonder what did the guy meant when he told Stud, "It's normal when you date a younger boy"

Finally the story is moving. At this point, we cannot trust anyone lol.
MaxTul scene really came out of nowhere but who am I to complain. They have top notch chemistry and deserve to be titled Kings of BL.
Next week seems interesting.

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It seems Earth needs to be clear with what he wants. At the end of S1, Earth wanted Sam back in his life. In S2, he befriended Stud. He kept telling others he's over Sam-Stud thing but it was more like he was trying to convince himself. He was never done with it and now that he has come out of his shell, just wants to hurt both of them (especially Stud).
It's good to see Earth dropping his good guy image but instead of moving in this direction, it would have been better if he left Sam and Stud behind, pursue masters or choose a different guy. In this way there is no way he'll be able to move on.

Everyone here is just crazy and need to stay single...

That's there. Even I don't wanna blame everything on Earth. He is the one who has suffered the most. The 2 he trusted and relied on were the ones to hurt him the most. But still him cheating on Sam with Stud is not gonna repair anything in fact it will make the situation worse. Both Sam and Stud are repenting and trying to improve their relationship with Earth.
I would have appreciated if Earth broke up with Sam and then tried exploring even if it is with Stud

So true. He needs to confess his deeds and then explore. In the whole case, it has been Earth's choices that have created all the unnecessary problems. No-one asked him to be a "perfect man", get back with Sam and Stud, he chose it and at the end he is only one who hasn't moved on from the incident.

It seems like Earth is not over the Sam - Stud thing. He either had or still has feelings for Stud or is just taking his revenge.
Boom - Tor need to learn how to communicate without yelling. They literally repeat same things everytime they talk but with no conclusion.
Boyo - Locker - Music - Good angle is perfect. Super excited to see their progress.
Next week seems to be revelation episode. Music's confrontation with Locker, Tor - Boom misunderstanding and Stud will finally meet his bed-mates ;)

Okay, so today's episode proved that Ton is just another victim of internalized homophobia and family pressure. I did feel sad for him a bit during party scene. His parents are the worst. Atleast Chon has an amazing mother.
The last part was wrong on so many levels. First of all the Sotus system is not acceptable and on top of that seniors make their juniors drink forcefully.
I hope Gunsmile's character won't be able to force himself on Chon and hopefully Ton will have a major character development.

I was curious after watching the episodes. I'm not aware about bullying in Korean schools, but here kids talk about killing someone very casually. It's definitely a bit exaggerated to create drama, but is bullying common and often neglected by school officials and parents in Korea?

That's fine haha.
I hope what you said is true and one of the reasons why he behaves this way otherwise it's going to be a total disaster to tackle this issue in romance comedy.

I agree with the family thing. But I still feel Ton is an adult who can think rationally and as of now it does not seem like Ton has feelings towards same sex. He has foul thoughts about them.
Hopefully they'll show his character development in further episodes.

I really want to know what does Chon see in Ton. He is handsome, masculine and I guess that's it. He keeps bad mouthing gays. Why? What have they done to him. Part of it is because of his family as we have seen in the trailer but Ton isn't a kid to not understand what is right or wrong.
Ai and Ni are so cute but they have to hide their feelings just because of a person who is homophobic. I've never heard of this where a man has to prove his masculinity by luring a female and making advancements towards her. When are they going to stop portraying a female as villain for no reason.
Hopefully they'll stop Ton's homophobic behavior soon and Ai, Ni and Chon get some courage to stop Ton from using foul words.
Leaving all this I was happy to see Gunsmile and Neo. Pang is really supportive to Chon. AiNi were life.

Totally agree. 1st episode was so much fun but today's episode didn't make sense. I don't know what was the point of forcefully dragging your friends to a place where they are not uncomfortable. Except for Chon, Ai and Ni scenes, nothing was exciting or funny.
Why does Ton even hate gays? He never says good things about them. I hope they give us a solid reason for that first before Ton has feelings for Chon.
I hope Gmmtv doesn't end up making this a typical cliche story.

So true. They have amazing chemistry and I keep waiting for their scenes.
But I am also wondering why did Earth say "Dealing with Pop isn't easy. Problems might come back and bite you." Is Pop that scary?