Monique

I imagine how Renji and Time lying in their bed, talking about the day and casually plotting how to get back at nine 😂 They really are the perfect couple for that!

Seeing Third cry really broke my heart. Nine managed to deceive both of them: Wan, into admiring him as a humble star, and Third, into thinking Nine was still the same person as before he betrayed him.

​I actually really like how Nine's character is written. He knows he could be better, but he chooses to be at the top—whatever it takes. Even though he talked to Third and they seemed to settle things, he would still throw Third under the bus in the moment he thinks its good for him. And Third had to realize that the hard way.

​Also, how can they casually drop that Renji and Time are boyfriends last episode, and now that Renji is North's brother?! I need a warning before a revelation like that 😂 I kind of feel sorry for North having to deal with that 'evil' couple 😂

I think Wan really reminds Third of Nine back in their high school days. In the flashback, Nine actually seemed cute and bubbly, just like Wan is now. We still don't know what happened between Third and Nine, or what turned Nine into who he is today, but I think that’s one of the main reasons why Third is so protective of Wan.
​And I can't believe Nine is doing the exact same thing to Wan that happened to him when he was in Wan's position!
​Also, NuNew as Juno was such a cool surprise 😁

Same! I would love a director's cut so much 😩

Oof, what a ride with episode 8! Definitely one of the best episodes so far, even if I don't fully understand the whole Nour lore yet.

​This episode truly showed what it means to be a Nour. James just saw a lonely person in Ken—someone who needs love. But Chita and Ji showed what Ken was trying to explain to James: there is nothing tragically romantic about being a Nour. They kill people to survive. Ji's transformation and the NC scene really highlighted this, and the aftermath was just heartbreaking. I literally got chills watching those scenes—Toey and Phoom absolutely nailed it!

​I read in some comments that the director had to cut out some scenes due to a tight budget. I think that explains some of the plot holes around the Nour true-love backstory. That scene was so short, I feel like I blinked and missed it 😅

​I need the whole week until episode 9 drops just to process episode 8 😁

The pilot trailer for 'The Deep Between Us' gave me such nostalgia for early Thai BLs! The characters seem super cliché and the plot feels a bit whack. I know it’s purely fictional, but it’s so fun to imagine how the fandom would react to a trailer like this in real life. Would we still hype it up just because it's a BL, or would it just flop? I'm wondering if it's intentional that the pilot trailer feels like this—because the whole series wants to call out the industry and the fans—or if it's just for fun 😂

I love how Renji was rage-baiting Nine the whole episode and how Third and Time jumped on board! But for Wan's sake, they should stop now that Wan finally seems to acknowledge what kind of person Nine really is. Nine seems genuinely close to the edge, and the more they push him, the more Wan will have to suffer in the end. At this point, I just want Wan to be able to drop out and go back to his normal life.

​And I feel so sorry for Time. Yes, he is 'just' an extra, but leaving him behind like that was so cruel 😥

​They better not trick us with that preview for the next episode 😂

I think the reason Third’s manager was so eager to make a big deal out of that incident is that she wants to get rid of Wan. Wan is stealing the spotlight from Nine and 'destroying' the ThirdNine ship. And let's be real—people on X can be so mean for no reason. This scene feels really close to reality 😅

I have to admit that I'm a bit obsessed with Auau and Save's chemistry on and off screen lately 😅 I'm counting the days for the next episode and the next moments between Third and Wan.

​But I'm really scared for Wan. The plan to present Third and Wan as rivals for promotion will surely backfire—for Wan. And I'm not ready for the heartbreak that will definitely come when Wan has to admit to himself that Nine is nothing like the perfect picture he created in his head.

​I think Wan already senses deep down that Nine isn't the person he made him out to be. But who wants their idol to be fake? I can totally understand why Wan is still holding on to his image of Nine—even if it drives me crazy how Nine is using this to play Wan and Third against each other.

​And I want to know what happened between Nine and Third back in their high school days so bad 🫠

This episode was so anticlimactic. The father finds out about Phat (wasn't the patient file from the hospital strictly confidential or deleted in the previous episodes?) and now... he knows, I guess. No final showdown between Phat and the dad. Just the father realizing he has a wife when she shows him the divorce papers, but there don't seem to be any consequences.

​And again with the repetitive dialogues. Phat's dad was just being unreasonable, so Nakhun could repeat the same dialogue over and over. And as for Phat, an adult with his own life, sitting next to him sulking with nothing to say... Yes, Oat looks cute with that sulky little face. But after 11 episodes of it, I'm so over it 😅

But hey, I think this was the first episode where Nakhun actually showed a genuine reaction—instead of his usual dull and mysterious alpha persona—when he woke up without his Beta! It was surprisingly funny and honestly a relief to finally see some life in him 😂

I really dislike the amnesia trope, but how JP staged all their moments was really sweet—I loved that 🥰
But why can't we have peace, love, flowers and sweetness in the last episode? Why do we have to suffer through the next cliché trope? 🫠

This series is really putting me through the motions. The push and pull between Ken and James, and how they seem to literally collide when all the feelings unload. I'm not ready for an eventual heartbreak 🫣

Thanks for the tip. I'll definitely check it out 😊

Is it just me, or was the time that Nakhun and Phat spent in that car the first time they really talked to each other? Is this considered their first date? At this point, Sangnuea and Naphitch are the more interesting couple, and I wish we could see more of their story. I can't imagine how exhausting it was for Folk to do a whole monologue (long enough to split it over two episodes 😳). And on the other side, there is Jame, who just has to stand there, fighting for his life to look tough for hours. Please give this guy some lines 😂 Just 2 more episodes to go 💪

The first half of the first episode wasn't really for me. I don't like the loud overacting. But the second half got me. Third seems to be a really interesting character, and I'm looking forward to his backstory and how the relationship between Wan and Third evolves. I'm thinking (and hoping) that Nine isn't the stereotypical villain – maybe there's more than we see at the moment.
And I really hope that Save and Auau have more opportunities throughout the series to show their acting skills. The audition scene was impressive.

I HATE the amnesia trope. I know it's in the novel, but for my well-being, I wish they had left it in the novel 😅 At least we can reminisce about some sweet moments from the earlier episodes next week. And it's all Dan's fault. I don't know why or how, but this is all his fault 😂

I can't fully explain this, but what if the father tracks down the scent of the true Omega, but instead of Phat, he finds Ongsa (because they lived together?) and mistakes him as the true Omega?? Ongsa and Nakhin could marry happily ever after, and Phat wouldn't have to reveal himself. A win-win for everyone 😁

Yes, that's understandable. I really wish Jennalee wouldn't back off every time JP tries to help him, and would just speak his mind instead of leaving this poor man in the dark. JP really is trying to do everything right and I can't help but feel sorry for him 😅

​I can understand why Jennalee's actions seem a little dumb. But somehow I can understand where his decisions are coming from. I'm the oldest sibling in my family and I'm at an age where I also feel responsible for my family and I always have them in mind when I'm making decisions. Jennalee also feels responsible as the oldest, and I believe him when he says that he willingly holds back his dreams. And let's be honest, nobody would feel right taking so much money and help from their partner. JP is used to having people around him who just want something from him. He always says that Jennalee is different from these people, and now Jennalee wants to prove it. But what I can't understand is why Jennalee is distancing himself from JP. However, these are the things that make this series interesting. Not everything is perfect; they make mistakes and don't always make the optimal choices. This is what leads to all the commentary and discussions here. I really like this 😊

JP really didn't disappoint with that forbidden room, and I'm surprised that Lil' Jane could resist for that long, because I wouldn't 😂
Does anyone remember in which series we saw that house before? It looks somehow familiar.