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The cars! The cars! Actual, proper race cars! Some of the scenes have me rewinding because of the cars! How was I supposed to concentrate on the dialogue in the Kim rescue scene when that Supra was in the foreground?
I still preferred the Datsun in S1 that's in Babe's apartment over the car that's there now.
Wasn't part of Babe's power the ability to sense Alphas? Am I wrong in that? Shouldn't Charlie have that ability too? Shouldn't he be able to sense something in Willy?

Um slayed the role. Stepped into Queen Baddie with ease!

I do see more development between Kim and Mon occuring. I really like the character of Mon. It's like how Peat played Sky in Love in the Air. A very 3D character which is more than what they look like at first.
It's a sweet coming of age story so let's see what's planned.

Aston has to be the break-out star in this show. For a newbie he plays Mon quite well with great nuisance. Well done.

That's my fear. All the cards are on the table at ep. 6. Where do we go from here?

Ok.
The NC opening scene interesting.
The race was well choreographed. As a car person I like how we actually see race cars and some of the tuning and tinkering.
The story is developing nicely.
The main issue I have is they changed the Datsun of S1 (in Babe's apartment) to a Celica! Why???

Loving the camera movements and colouration. Already sets it apart from other dramas. I hope GMMTV can really go dark with this one.

Every You, Every Me except ep 3&4 which is Grey Rainbow territory
Hello Stranger
My School President
Old Fashion Cupcake
What Did You Eat Yesterday? (One of the most amazing gay themed dramas out of Japan IMHO. They managed to make the life of 2 40-year-old men, well, amazing!)
The Day I Loved You (Heartstopper vibes, but a slight twist)

I would have liked some more development of Muenfah's personality to be the introverted, tough-guy persona of the first episode. Just a little more skilled writing could have given us an even deeper character. He could still have had the amazing, supportive parents as seen, but maybe they were away on business often, or he has had too much responsibility placed on him from young. A simple exposition dump by Lee could have accomplished this in a few lines. That is my only real main gripe. Otherwise the development between him and Rak was quite good.
Another small nickpick was that Oh could have been explored more. His relationship with an overbearing mother was great, but basically went nowhere.
Also, any show where Koy lives to the end can't be half bad, or is it that GMMTV alone like to Sean Bean her? Hope she lives through the special episodes too.
Teerak's father's response was just chef's kiss. Yes, this will be a controversial opinion, but although these dramas like to talk about "modern times" it's ingrained into Asian parents to get grandkids! I prefer when some reality is brought into my fantasy. Rak somewhat rebelling and being sad was extremely well conveyed.
For naysayers saying Rak was too childish, please remember he's a freshman. That puts him around 18-19. At that age the awakwardness of childhood is starting to go, but is still there. I like to see character at that stage have energy and still nieve to the world. Rak also grew up quite sheltered, so I can see this being his personality.

Pun and Inn. That's some Inception level stuff 😁
Actors acting a story while filming another story. Great setup excellent acting.

X Namping 😭😭😭
Top and Mick. Wow. Just wow.

Mim really stole the show as the baddie! That's Namtam levels of expressions and emotions!
Does Oat make any profits? Seems she consumes as much as her patrons 🤣

When Ride Home by Ben & Ben plays with Vlad returning I just swooned. Something I don't do often in any BL. I keep replaying that few minutes! It was just perfection! Karl's coming out was one of the greatest scenes in any BL and just accentuated by that song. Gives me goose bumps just thinking about it!

Yes! A million yesses! It's the best BL from The Philippines and one of the best BLs of all times!

I'm only on ep.2, but Top and Mick are excellent together and boy can they act!
I'll put their chemistry and acting on par with Singto/ Krist, Bonnie/ Emi, Namtam/ Film, Mix/ Earth, Kokoy/ Elijah, Tay/ New, Film/ Jam, you get the drift.

Not really hurt, but a good foundation for what's to come. Character development was epic to say the least.

Mim for Baddie of 2025!

That scene between Nene and Khem just wow. What power from both actors bouncing off each other.
I'm feeling it for Kawi. The pressures of a toxic, demanding father, feelings of guilt towards Rak, and just the whole sad situation in total have taken a toll on his mental health. Orn is a psychologist but can't even see this in her own son. Sad.
The subversion of expectations between Rak and Pam, however, was just chef's kiss! I mean Rak is wonderfully easygoing, it should have been expected, but I wasn't foreseeing such an accepting nature towards Pam so quickly. This is when the writers can actually write, know their characters, and not just looking for any little, insignificant moment to bring unnecessary drama.
Well done all around dear writers.

Kawi and Rak are such amazing people growing up in that toxicity and still being good.
It's sad that Kawi has to take that responsibility though.

The long story form gives the couples proper time to develop rather than a 10 episode show. We get to know the characters, their wants and what affects them. This is GMMTV and the Thais at their best.