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Yelp Bersamin
Replying to Yelp Bersamin • Nov 21, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
To understand the time lapse, you need to understand the academic calendar of the Uni. So for the time progression,…
Just copy pasted the comment just to give an idea the timeline haha
Line-Maria Jetses
Replying to Line-Maria Jetses • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
Why are people complaining about the ending is beyond me!! I think it was perfect! I have watched a lot of BL…
Given the time frame, the situation, the ending makes perfect sense. Maybe they just don’t understand what Karl and Vlad is going through.
ganymede
Replying to ganymede • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
Wow... reading the comments, I didn't realize this many people wanted a definitive happy ending.
I’m just explaining about the acad calendar, people seems to forget that the whole season is just the the sem break HAHAHA
Pinoy BL Series
Replying to Pinoy BL Series • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
To be honest, I expected much more from the finale. Episode 8 was more of a set-up episode for Season 2 than a…
Hi! Have you heard of open ended story?
EmotionalTrainWreck
Replying to EmotionalTrainWreck • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
Dont get me wrong .... I loved this series! The only thing I wished they would have done different is maybe explained…
To understand the time lapse, you need to understand the academic calendar of the Uni. So for the time progression, the academic calendar of Karl and Vlad’s University (which I think is UP Diliman) is 2 semesters, and 1 summer term.

1st term: August-December (usually ends Dec 16-20)
2nd term: January-May (usually starts at Monday of the 2nd week of January)
Summer term: June-July

Vlad and Karl meet in between the 1st and 2nd term, so technically they just know each other for less than a month. With that small timeframe, forcing Karl to come out for the sake a happy ending would be just lazy writing, and would be a disservice to authentic LGBTQIA+ experience.
Rosie Pink
Replying to Rosie Pink • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
can someone explain the ending for me ?
Basically, it’s an open ending. It let the audience think of their version of the character’s ending. It also opens the possibility for a new season.
Chubbycheek_0714
Replying to Chubbycheek_0714 • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
Yeah, because that was just a prequel. Try to read the novel on wattpad.
It’s not a novel actually. It is the 3 episodes of the original screenplay of GSP :)
ganymede
Replying to ganymede • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
Wow... reading the comments, I didn't realize this many people wanted a definitive happy ending.
Regarding time progression, the academic calendar of Karl and Vlad’s University (which I think is UP Diliman) is 2 semesters, and 1 summer term.

1st term: August-December (usually ends Dec 16-20)
2nd term: January-May (usually starts at Monday of the 2nd week of January)
Summer term: June-July

Vlad and Karl meet in between the 1st and 2nd term, so technically they just know each other for less than a month. With that small timeframe, forcing Karl to come out for the sake a happy ending would be just lazy writing, and would be a disservice to authentic LGBTQIA+ experience.
ganymede
Replying to ganymede • Nov 20, 2020
Title Like in the Movies
Wow... reading the comments, I didn't realize this many people wanted a definitive happy ending.
Regarding time progression, the academic calendar of Karl and Vlad’s University (which I think is UP Diliman) is 2 semesters, and 1 summer term.

1st term: August-December (usually ends Dec 16-20)
2nd term: January-May (usually starts at Monday of the 2nd week of January)
Summer term: June-July

Vlad and Karl meet in between the 1st and 2nd term, so technically they just know each other for less than a month. With that small timeframe, forcing Karl to come out for the sake a happy ending would be just lazy writing, and would be a disservice to authentic LGBTQIA+ experience.