TimeForCinema

Yes hopefully we'll get JimmySea in this as well

Yesss haha one more reason to enjoy the series

That's what I was thinking as well! His voice is similar, his face and even his acting style resembles First a little

As much as I like Joe I had to drop this for now... There's nothing they could do to make me stop hating Ming, not matter his redemption arc. I just can't stand him and I have a gut feeling that they're going to get together again in the end.
So I might just wait for the series to finish airing and then spoil myself to see how it ends

True true sometimes that's just how it is
I'm glad you like it 🙌 let's meet again in this comments section at the end of the year and discuss the series once it finally airs

P'Aof is always the best but I don't think he'll be the director of this series... he seemed somehow involved in the preparations, though
I'm not that up to date, my social media algorithms are just really good at suggesting things I like to watch 😂
I got the information here
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C63OqA-MCmQ/?igsh=MWF3NzM3bjh6eGpqYw==

Yes haha I don't think August was anyone's favorite character, but he was definitely not an easy role to play. So I was already impressed with Ohm's acting and I think with even more experience he will soon be on par with Mark who is a very good actor as we know
They really fit together and according to P'Aof they chose each other to be partnered with, which is very sweet. I'm also adding this ship to my favorite's list, now all that's left is to hope for a good script for the series...

😊 some moments that come to mind would be Mark wearing Ohm's "August" headband for the GMMTV Starlympics, them constantly joining each other's live streams on Instagram, doing tiktoks together and of course the Last Twilight stage concert where they slow danced

This is a channel with lots of shorts about them (but you could also search for the hashtag on Instagram): https://youtube.com/@markohmpk?si=ilzLU21JWLRj3kaO

Yes they have been a ghost ship since starring in the series Last Twilight together (although they were not paired with each other in the show they have had very good chemistry and cute interactions behind the scenes)

I read the word kitsch and knew straight away that you're German 😂 anyways I think I'm going to watch this too

No no I meant Qs (filming days) which are not filmed in the order of the episodes but instead based on locations. They will probably start editing afterwards

The series will have 12 episodes, right? Then I'm guessing there might be close to 30 Qs (since it's usually around 10 Qs per 4 episodes)

I actually thought how brilliantly the entire previous episodes set up the conflict: Day wanted to be treated on the same level from day one (didn't like the other caretaker applicants in episode 1, was upset because August kissed him in episode 6, and so on) and Mhok's trauma was also introduced at the very beginning of the series (plus its severity was further demonstrated in episode 2, in which he barges into Day's room for not answering him). And in episode 11, this was emphasized again in the lead-up to the breakup: Mhok having a nightmare, being frantically worried about Day's safety twice, and Day winning a money garland out of pity.
Although it did occur in episode 11 as per tradition, the conflict wasn't just a superficially made up reason to fulfill the curse but instead so in line with both of the characters and made so much sense that I could completely understand it.

But I agree that episode 12 certainly had some weak points...

I feel like Day has a tendency for his brain to be faster than his heart. After the kiss (and Mhok's request in the last episode to get back together), he quickly says no because rationally that makes sense to him. He doesn't see an ex-convict ex-smoker technician bad boy as an ideal boyfriend (and he doesn't want to get hurt again by giving him a second chance), so he answers like this... It just takes a little longer for him to actually recognizes where his feelings are and what his heart really wants.
So in both scenes he was actually very much in love with Mhok, he just wasn't listening to his heart (yet).

I don't think it was as simple as Mhok just wanting to stay with his boyfriend. He had previously only worked as a chef in Porjai's little cafe, and suddenly he had the great opportunity to work in a 5-star restaurant in the USA. A chance like this would probably never happen again - remember, he was just invited to compete for the position
due to a personal connection to the resort owner. Of course he wanted to go! This was very evident from the start, and even when he took the call to decline the offer, you could see the sadness in his eyes.
He absolutely made this decision not out of love, but out of fear.
As for Day, he misinterpreted Mhok's answer, but not completely. Yes, his behavior was due to his past trauma, but in doing so he actually didn't treat Day like he was on the same level - he almost put himself in a parental role (I know what's best for you, you need me to function). It hurt Day deeply that Mhok didn't see him as capable of dealing with his absence or even with the news of the offer, as he had made up a lie instead of speaking directly about it. They could've both gone to Hawaii or entered a long-distance relationship, but Mhok didn't want to consult this with Day because he feared it would upset him (again Mhok decides for Day that he is not able to handle this information well and would be better off not knowing it at all). Day is not made of glass, he's not a kid, he should've been treated equally or else it's not a real relationship.
For that reason, I completely understand Day breaking up with him.
But I wish he had acknowledged Mhok's trauma too, maybe in the final episode...

I actually liked the last episode (especially P'Aof's cameo haha). And this was by no means a short episode but I still feel like it was a bit rushed.

It would have been helpful to see more about what happened in the three years they spent apart, to actually witness their character development and how they became independent. Maybe we could have seen more of Night and Phojai as well and how they progressed in their relationship, I would have loved that.
I also found it too quick for Day to reject Mhok (even more so after they had some semi-romantic moments beforehand), but just a few minutes later he is convinced to trust Mhok again through a short conversation with his mother, which seems too abrupt for such a big decision. He could have struggled a little longer with it.
I liked the scene at the airport because it didn't go the way you would have expected, but when did Mhok decide to stay and return for the wedding? And why did Night suddenly know about this?
As for the eye donation, while it makes sense for Day to be able to see again (and I'm very happy for him), the way it's introduced again feels too quick/abrupt. Maybe this is unrealistic, but if he saw more day by day and it was a gradual process, the viewers would have had more time to get used to the non-blind Day... I was so used to him being blind that his sighted self felt weird and unfamiliar, as if he was a completely new character that I didn't even know yet.
Lastly, I personally would have liked to see more of Mhok and Day living together and actually functioning as an independent couple this time.

I think the episode should have been split into two instead (this episode ending with Day meeting Mhok in the wedding hall and the next episode having them reconcile, Day gradually leaving his blindness behind and them moving together).
I still got emotional though and thoroughly enjoyed watching it - the ending scene was a perfect choice for the series. Still a 10/10 for me

Yes to all of that, except I actually kind of liked the airport scene - it was a realistic take on all the airport scenes I've seen before in countless other movies/series, where you expected them to catch Mhok just before takeoff but then it turns out they don't

💯 plus from the beginning they showed him as someone who had recently lost his sight, there were a lot of flashbacks to the past when he could still see... It wasn't like he was born blind or anything. It was pretty clear to me that he would be able to see again, but I'm happy with him living life to the fullest as a blind person before he gets the cornea donation.

At the start of the series I thought Day needed Mhok the most, but it turns out Mhok needed Day just as much, if not more, all along. I think part of him sees caring for Day as a way to make up for Rung's death, which he obviously hasn't gotten over yet.
This series aims to show that a healthy relationship is two independent people choosing to be together, not two people who can't function without each other.

So I watched this episode a second time and these are my thoughts:
Day wants Mhok to pursue his dreams and live his best life - I was actually really surprised and impressed at how easily he supported Mhok going abroad for his career and how quickly he was able to let him go for his own good. But at the moment of the argument, he doesn't have enough empathy for Mhok's trauma of Rung's death (only in this situation because he was considerate in previous mentions of Rung).
Mhok, on the other hand, is as empathetic towards Day as ever, but to the point where he sees Day's problems as bigger and more dangerous than they really are and doesn't really notice Day's progress in his independence. Unlike Day, he is so protective of him that he can't let go of him, almost wanting to control him.
Another detail I just noticed was that Mhok probably didn't expect Day to break up with him over this fight. There is visible surprise in his expression (also great acting from Jimmy and Sea, by the way).
Day's separation from him over a single mistake is very reminiscent of his mother's separation from his father many years ago - it was just one mistake, but not one they could overlook...