The scenes in the uncut version this episode were about 5 or 6 short scenes, nothing that took away from the plot,…
There were two scenes with Pang, one where Prem tells her that he's going to return the money and that leads to their psychiatrist talk. The other is a scene before they start cooking where she teases them. And there's a scene where Ten eats the Jab Chai for the first time and has his cut away: the hilarious kind. I've missed that. Finally there's a scene where Chang Ma and their professor talk about the competition.
The scenes in the uncut version this episode were about 5 or 6 short scenes, nothing that took away from the plot, but ones that were just really kind of cute
I spent this episode making the most inhuman noises because of how cute all of them are!! Not just Karan and Achi, every single character is so adorable!!
The way Achi straight up said he's catching feelings has got me all in my feelings, my heart literally melts when they smile at each other, it's just so pure and giving first love and butterflies feeling. Min and Jinta too, the way he just turns extra goofy around Min is adorable 🥰
This isn't horror, is it? As far as I can tell, it's more of a psychological thriller than jump scare horror. 4 episodes in and it's actually good though, slow moving but that comes with the genre, I haven't come across a psychological thriller where the story isn't slow and intense.
1) The first was a scene where Ten cooks for Prem. He wakes up really early in the morning, cuts and burns himself,…
I really thought they cut a scene after the tearful call between Ten and Prem and before Ten runs all the way over to his house just to take a picture, but turns out he's just that whipped 😅. We love to see it
1) The first was a scene where Ten cooks for Prem. He wakes up really early in the morning, cuts and burns himself,…
2) The second scene is an extended cut of the scene with Victor, he teaches the class, he acknowledges Prem's cooking methods and then the plating scene that Ten witnesses.
The cut scenes in this episode, there were only a couple this time, turns out they didn't actually cut anything…
1) The first was a scene where Ten cooks for Prem. He wakes up really early in the morning, cuts and burns himself, all to make some soup for Prem. This is after Ten's dad asks Prem not to see Ten anymore, so Prem tries to subtly get out of the cooking classes with Ten, but that kind of backfires and they end up scheduling another class for the same day, which is what Ten is talking about on the phone with Metha.
The cut scenes in this episode, there were only a couple this time, turns out they didn't actually cut anything from the last part on YouTube, it's just a way to keep us in suspense for a couple of weeks.
It took me quite a while to get a VPN, bypass my internet issues and then watch the episode on Viu, but totally worth it, these guys are doing such a good job!
I'm really enjoying it, Tay and New and their chemistry are still kicking, and the series itself feels like a blanket, all warm and fuzzy.
My disappointment is immeasurable. I'm so sad right now, this situation just sucks. I do not understand the intricacies of copyrights and trans national VDO adaptations, but I really hope they can rectify the situation soon. This is a genuinely good series and based on the feedback, the majority of the audience seems to be enjoying it. Just sucks that international audiences can't watch it now :(
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And there's a scene where Ten eats the Jab Chai for the first time and has his cut away: the hilarious kind. I've missed that.
Finally there's a scene where Chang Ma and their professor talk about the competition.
The way Achi straight up said he's catching feelings has got me all in my feelings, my heart literally melts when they smile at each other, it's just so pure and giving first love and butterflies feeling.
Min and Jinta too, the way he just turns extra goofy around Min is adorable 🥰
4 episodes in and it's actually good though, slow moving but that comes with the genre, I haven't come across a psychological thriller where the story isn't slow and intense.
I'm really enjoying it, Tay and New and their chemistry are still kicking, and the series itself feels like a blanket, all warm and fuzzy.
I do not understand the intricacies of copyrights and trans national VDO adaptations, but I really hope they can rectify the situation soon. This is a genuinely good series and based on the feedback, the majority of the audience seems to be enjoying it. Just sucks that international audiences can't watch it now :(