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He no longer had his pajama bottoms on, and one would assume he was uh..standing at attention. Scrambling away from his mother while in that state makes sense! ;-)

Just go to YouTube and search for Benny Hill Theme, and imagine it playing with his elevator race at double speed.

Showing my age, but they needed Benny Hill music playing over the elevator chase scene!

I see so many comments about no chemistry between Kim and Sun, and it is because they wrote him truly as a zombie for 11 episodes. There is no tension between them other than if Sun will drop dead at any moment (played that card too many times). Rain/Phayu has a real drama between them! The whole master/servant thing is a lot more of an issue in Thai society.

Perhaps you have seen it said elsewhere, but Vice Versa viewers suspect they doubled up on the sponsorships to pay for The Eclipse, which doesn't appear to have any. Apparently it is too political or somehow too...'something' for sponsorship. I doubt that is true, but it does make me wonder how some shows do or do not have heavy sponsorship.

Honestly, I am glad nothing came of it. MDL's description made it sound like this was going to be an Enemies to Lovers vibe. Everyone is complaining on how short the show and season is, so I am glad we didn't waste any time on that plot. When Ye Guang expressed zero interest in being headboy/president, I felt like that's when the whole thing was dropped. Why they had the side character 'Chris' running was a waste of time. We still have two more episodes to go, and I will actually be disappointed if Qi Zang misses out on a chance for college tuition, or there is no resolution.

I also think they did a good job showing that Ray typically responds with sort of a passive/aggressive response during conflict. When he finds out Ye Guang is keeping info, Ye has to manipulate Ray back to a reasonable emotional level. I would have liked to have seen this in a previous episode, as having both conflicts so close, it makes him look a lot more immature (which is fine! he IS young!), but at least they set a precedent for how he deals with conflict.

I think that description is really called Passive/Aggressive. I understand why he is hurting, but like all characters, he needs to mature-up and out of that behavior. Fingers-crossed he can actually tell Ah Jian why he is on lock down, and allow Ah Jian to share his feelings. So little time left!

I know it is easy to apply modern sexuality to their dynamic, but as they say, it all usually goes back to Shakespeare. This show is totally Taming of the Shrew. I know many people in modern days only have a passing knowledge of Shakespeare. But modernized to be much more spicy!

First 4 episodes were rough for me, but once the couple started connecting, and were actually communicating I was all in. I liked that the MC had lots of opportunities to tell each other's personal histories and fall for each other slowly and with knowledge. Loved the ending. I know many dropped this show, but I am glad I stuck with. It is inexcusable that a series has to take that many episodes to grab an audience. This will be a great comfort show to watch repeatedly.

Such unlikable leads, bad audio mixing, flat acting, ugh! The whole time Duean Yi and Plengrak were fighting I was thinking, "FINALLY! Duean Yi can Taylor Swift the song he can't seem to finish!" Their too brief relationship's purpose is so Duean Yi can finish his song.

I dropped Check Out too. Made it to episode 6 and lost more than 7 hours of my life to the show. Ep. 0 set the stage for what I thought would be a cool way to visit hotels and scenic vistas. Ads that could kind of enjoy. I will give coffee melody a couple more episodes, but I don't think I can take much more.

I am so hate watching this. Which even isn't fun anymore. What's with Dao and his infant baby stuff? It was subtle before, but episode 6 and 7 they have him licking a lollipop, playing with stuffed animals, and then playing with assembly toys in bed? I know there are all kinds of fetishes, but is this really all about Dao being a baby. By the end will he be in diapers with his two daddies changing him? I guess I thought Check Out would be a series visiting different hotels and scenic locations. So wrong.

The lighting! Scenery! Atmosphere! Camera Work! And such a relief to not have bings and bonks. Was hoping the drunken seen would play out different, but they really amp'd up the moment. Eager to watch the whole season. Yin and War are living their characters!

It'd be really funny if the head of the family, Mr. Korn, ended up stealing a scholarship from Porsche's mother, only to go into the family mafia business. And all the interest in their children is to make up for that ;-)

I still enjoyed the episode, but it had some major directorial issues, plot holes, and dumb special effects. Why bother with the weak explosions with the giant transmitter suddenly in Tawan's hand? I get they have budget issues, but the editor should have tossed that to the floor. It felt like a guest director popped in for this episode. It is ok to have a least favorite, and this one sadly goes to the top of the list.

At least Ken gave good head in the end!

Yes truly cinematic, giving P'Of a run for his money with the beach house scenes in Bad Buddy. I hope they all start trying to top each other. It feelsl ike a real shift in the last couple years! Thanks for the Friend Acceptance. Def. looking for fans of a variety of series to broaden my meager watch list!

Your list is very complete! I wonder if Mile and Apo will be added to your list after KInnPorsche finishes airing. I recently found Perth Nakhun YouTube channel and he is a sexy dork! Also another Perth Tanapon Sukhumpantanasan, which I thought was the most earnest love interest in Love by Chance. I realize I need to start making my own lists too!