Kat

A very interesting observation regarding the poster that often appears around Great in his room and what it could mean for Great & Tyme's storyline https://x.com/SolitudeK999/status/1823638467034681727

It seems like yes. It's a common practice in film industry to use actors' real childhood photos to make it more authentic.

I was trying to find his childhood photos on the internet after the episode to see whether it was really him like I thought, so thank you for this! Yeah, I'd say it's definitely him.

That's a good point. I remember there were some scenes in the trailer with Great and Tyme by the water, even of them two on a little boat, and they gave me kind of a strange feeling, I couldn't explain why. So I think there is some significance in it

At the very beginning of the drama in EP 1, we see doctors at a hospital trying to save someone who is dying of cardiac arrest, so the theory is that it's Great (also because later in that episode, the woman who was being interviewed by one of the doctors said she could see 4 minutes into the future when she was dying from a heart attack - so that kind of confirmed it).

Tyme getting shot was also shown at the very beginning of EP 1, if I'm not mistaken.

However, we still don't know why Great got the heart attack and why was Tyme shot - the story is building up to it so it'll be revealed to us later 😊.

I like this more than my depressive theory that he's likely not changing anything in real life and we're all in for a rude awakening near the end, lol. Your theory leaves at least some hope that he might really fix a few things, so I might go with this one, but I'll still prepare myself for the worst 🥲.

I agree as well, it's the way he carries himself, the way he talks etc that come across as very mature, he certainly doesn't look like a teen here. Fuaiz did an amazing job.

It's not that horribly uncommon for a person in their mid 20s to look much younger than their actual age. At 25 I still had many people assuming I'm a high schooler and automatically offered discounts for high school students when buying tickets etc. Now that I'm almost 29, people assume I'm a college student, lol.

So yes, the actor looks his age but the character he's portraying can simply be a baby-faced guy in his 20s, it's not a big deal...

I think the story has several layers to it and there seem to be at least two versions/timelines. I think the story around Tongkla and the murders is what's actually happening in real life and real time , while the storyline around Great is based on his memories and regrets and is playing out in his head during his dying moments.

The scenes that involve only Tyme (like him talking with his colleague or grandma) or other people might either be in Great's head, based on what Tyme told him about himself at some point etc, or they are simply there to complete the story for us viewers 🤔

Yes, exactly 😭. I think what we're seeing most of the time are Great's memories plus his wishful thinking and regrets while he's dying, but none of the fixes are real. The woman he hit with his car is dead, Dome is dead and now I think also Title is dead (killed by Tonkla). And Great is either going to come back and wake up in the hospital and realize or he will die at the end and it will be revealed to us some other way.

It's extremely painful and sad but I think this makes the most logical sense (especially with the murders). The core message of the drama will most likely be about regrets and doing the right thing the first time around as some things cannot be undone, no matter how much we wish so 🙁...

In the official trailer it said: "When the truth... may not exist"

I have this feeling that if it's indeed Great who's dying in the hospital at the very beginning and he's reliving the moments we see in the episodes, the "going back in time" moments might not be him genuinely travelling in time and truly altering the events but simply his dying brain having regrets over those specific situations and grasping to fix/change them - but in reality not actually changing anything.

That's why there seem to be these two timelines others mentioned - one solely in Great's brain where the woman and Dome are alive etc because he "changed" the events and saved them - although only in his head, and the other one in real world where Tonkla is mourning his brother Dome? (And avenges him by killing his murderer in the same way and the same place Dome was killed as we saw at the start of EP 2 – hence the second body found in EP 3)

That'd have made everything so much more painful, and I hope it's not that, but to me it seems like the most logical explanation as of now.

So I came here to get some updates on the series and instead found myself in the middle of fanwar battleground full of armchair critics, lol. I think I will be avoiding this comment section when the show starts 🤭✌🏼

Yeah, I agree that they should have opened the trailer with the basic premise of the series with the eraser mix-up. The director said they followed the official storyline, so I guess it was really just someone's choice to skip the parts most people know in the trailer, and that's why it confused some. I'm sure the series will be good either way.

I don't think so, the trailer still says "The misunderstanding he wants to erase" so I think they simply decided to include mainly fresh scenes from later episodes in the trailer that those who have seen the Japanese version wouldn't be familiar with as most people know the main storyline already, so I guess they didn't want to repeat it once again in the trailer.

Ah, yes, I understand that. But the patience will definitely pay off once you get to watch the episodes! Sometimes, things feel even better when you have to wait for them a bit longer :)

Most non-Muslim people know Ramadan just as a food-fasting season, I honestly didn't even know it applies to watching TV series, so considering it's a Thai production with the majority being Buddhist, it's very likely they aren't even aware of that fact either. They also have to follow other deadlines and rules and consider million other things when deciding the release date, so I'm sure it was not intentional.

On a positive note, at least you won't have to wait every week for a new episode and you can avoid the stress and impatience that comes with it! You can just peacefully watch it in one go once you're allowed to 😉.

Gmm promised that it'll be but didn't specify when. My guess is that they'll first air the whole drama on Disney Hotstar and then it'll perhaps be aired on youtube after Not Me finishes, because both dramas finish pretty much at the same time, so the timing would work nicely...

He was being extra unreasonable, but I think deep grief does that to you sometimes. Grieving people sometimes go through a lot of anger while processing their pain, and he seems to be the type to bury every feelings inside which makes you explode at some point, especially in very stressful situations. At least that's how I explain it to myself to make it make more sense, lol.

Agreed, it was a lovely episode and there was literally nothing insulting in the dialogues and no mention of anything people were raving about. This is why people should never jump into conclusions based on some random tweets and judge something they haven't even seen yet.

I'd understand if they wanted people to pay to watch the series (I mean, a greedy move but it's their business, so I guess they can do it if they wish), but they should have used a different platform that is accessible worldwide, they would've made a lot more money that way, that's what I don't understand 😭 Now they will only get money from Thai fans, and the rest will just watch it illegally. That's a very flawed business model in my opinion 😆