Just a thought, but what were we supposed to infer from the team's reaction to seeing Sprite/"Zee" naked? (I guess…
My guess is Sprite is hung, but also from what we know of Zee's personality I'm guessing getting naked with the rest of the team is something he wouldn't normally do, seems like he's always acted like they were beneath him.
He does have you wrapped around his little finger, or at least that's what the overflowing drool bucket you've been keeping on your lap when you watch every episode has been saying. lol :P
Charlie is flirtatious AF sometimes very blatantly so and other times more subtly and that's hard as hell for some actors to pull off, and especially for rookie actors. Pooh looks like it's second nature to him.
Personally I like Pooh, and no not just because he's hot. Charlie has this "Yeah I'm cute, you know it, I know it, and I know I can twist you around my little finger and you'll scream for more yet mysterious and slightly sinister side to him.
The more this series goes on, the more I think Charlie and by extension of that Jeff are actually good guys / trying to protect Babe. The one I don't trust is Way, there's definitely something there beyond I'm in love with you but you'll fuck pretty much anymore but me jealousy going on.
Would someone please ban Jade from all sugar and unlock the vice squeezing his nuts so for 2 seconds out of this series he's stop being an obnoxiously annoying loud mouth waste of flesh.
Thank you King, Uea, Tong, Gus, and Mai for giving us at least something worth watching this episode that doesn't make your ears bleed and makes you want to bash your head in against a brick wall until it is thoroughly painted just to get his voice out of your head.
If they weren't so terrified of anything taking away the spotlight from MeenPing I'd say the only thing they haven't…
Holy fucking bejesus do NOT even get me started on those damned Tang orange scars....the only thing I've seen worse than those are the freaking Elmer's Glue and tissue paper acne they gave First in "Remember Me"....ARRRRGGGGG like seriously!!?!?!?!?!?!?!
LOL
Look I'm the freaking weirdo of the bunch, I actually liked Ai Long Nhai.... My little ducky might have been clueless as all hell, but he had his cute moments and there were times he was playing it up on purpose. That said, they never give Ping anything other than being the naïve damsel in distress and it's infuriating. I honestly think he could pull off a lot more complex little badass, Fluke in "Red Wine in the Dark Night" psycho, or more emotionally charged characters, but nope he's naturally soft spoken, etc. so they play dress up doll with him.
Some of these working couples REALLY need to learn to fight for better projects, especially when it's one that's pulling in money, etc.
I respect your opinion, but disagree. The story may have been slow and repetitive with the time travel, but it…
Yeah personally I think they could have cast someone better as older Soon, but my issues with the series isn't the cast, it's purely the execution of the story.
In this era of an endless amount of poorly written Thai BLs, I'm becoming increasingly envious of binge watchers.…
If they weren't so terrified of anything taking away the spotlight from MeenPing I'd say the only thing they haven't thrown in yet is Wahl and Boss meeting, going at it like horny rabbits, and falling in love. lol
I respect your opinion, but disagree. The story may have been slow and repetitive with the time travel, but it…
Cut out all of the scenes with Mix and Tor and then edit them in a way that at least gives it a somewhat coherent story and yeah the feels are definitely there with their younger characters.
Right from episode one there were serious issues with the way the series handled the story, there was no explanation on decisions that were made so we could follow their logical / illogical desperation to something we never even saw happen. We never saw Ongsa die after the accident, never saw a funeral, never saw or heard anything other than him being in a coma in hospital, yet all of Soon's decisions were supposedly based on that. It's like trying to build a house on an already crumbling foundation or trying to put a puzzle together with most of the pieces missing and no clue what the final picture is supposed to be. I personally like stories that don't hold your hand through it, that leave enough bread crumbs (the subtler the better) for you to piece things together as it unfolds. It not only draws you into the story but makes you want to watch it over and over again to see what clues you might have missed, etc. but this did none of that.
As I've said previously I think the biggest problem is that they let the original author of the source material adapt it into the script, an author that has no experience in doing so and vital bits got left out while other bits that should have been were included. There's nothing wrong with letting an original author adapt their story into a script, but if they don't have the experience in doing it then they should be teamed with someone that does have that experience, someone that can guide them to make sure things translate properly. The execution just left a lot to be desired and maybe that's not the case with the original material. It can be extremely difficult to take a short story and properly expand on it just as like with this it's extremely difficult to take a longer material and shorten it while maintaining everything integral to the story.
All that said, I'm really glad you and others are enjoying it and to be fair there are parts of it I do enjoy as well, otherwise I wouldn't have kept watching it, I just know it could have been executed so much better. Also, it's nice to have someone else that can agree to disagree and discuss their different view points in a civilized manner.
Jet and Atom have some serious chemistry together. There were a few scenes in episode 3 where they were playfully toying with each other and damn that was more sexy than some of the wannabe steamy NC scenes of this whole year.
I'm actually liking Sunshine, he can't move past his own emotions and realize that it's better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all. I think the more he develops feelings for Kyu over this process and realizes his mistakes that he'll end up doing the right thing in the end. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if his last wish is to erase the person that made Mek disappear so that Rain can finally be happy and in the end Sunshine will be able to move on and find his own true love (probably the one standing right in front of him) in the end.
Both Sunshine and Wang (180 Degree...) have fought against overwhelming odds for their love, even though Wang lost in the end. I'm not sure if the director is purposely doing series that tackle that, but it's a fascinating journey seeing where he's trying to take us and how it's all going to unfold.
There is not enough coffee in the world nor is there enough tranquillizers on this planet to shut your brain off enough to negate the stupid that is this story. It's like the writer read a single wikipedia page, understood about 1/4 of it and then decided to write the story.
Tor, Mix, and Toey deserve the chance with better material a's the only reason why I'm watching it, the rest is just uuuuggghhhhh.
Aki is so freaking ADHD and Haru just goes with it even when he does get a bit frustrated with it, that's love right there.
It's a simple joyful slice of life movie done well, acted well, and it doesn't need any big declarations of love, kissing, intimate scenes, etc. You know they love each other and by the end you know their intentions to continue their relationship into the future.
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The more this series goes on, the more I think Charlie and by extension of that Jeff are actually good guys / trying to protect Babe. The one I don't trust is Way, there's definitely something there beyond I'm in love with you but you'll fuck pretty much anymore but me jealousy going on.
Thank you King, Uea, Tong, Gus, and Mai for giving us at least something worth watching this episode that doesn't make your ears bleed and makes you want to bash your head in against a brick wall until it is thoroughly painted just to get his voice out of your head.
LOL
Look I'm the freaking weirdo of the bunch, I actually liked Ai Long Nhai.... My little ducky might have been clueless as all hell, but he had his cute moments and there were times he was playing it up on purpose. That said, they never give Ping anything other than being the naïve damsel in distress and it's infuriating. I honestly think he could pull off a lot more complex little badass, Fluke in "Red Wine in the Dark Night" psycho, or more emotionally charged characters, but nope he's naturally soft spoken, etc. so they play dress up doll with him.
Some of these working couples REALLY need to learn to fight for better projects, especially when it's one that's pulling in money, etc.
Right from episode one there were serious issues with the way the series handled the story, there was no explanation on decisions that were made so we could follow their logical / illogical desperation to something we never even saw happen. We never saw Ongsa die after the accident, never saw a funeral, never saw or heard anything other than him being in a coma in hospital, yet all of Soon's decisions were supposedly based on that. It's like trying to build a house on an already crumbling foundation or trying to put a puzzle together with most of the pieces missing and no clue what the final picture is supposed to be. I personally like stories that don't hold your hand through it, that leave enough bread crumbs (the subtler the better) for you to piece things together as it unfolds. It not only draws you into the story but makes you want to watch it over and over again to see what clues you might have missed, etc. but this did none of that.
As I've said previously I think the biggest problem is that they let the original author of the source material adapt it into the script, an author that has no experience in doing so and vital bits got left out while other bits that should have been were included. There's nothing wrong with letting an original author adapt their story into a script, but if they don't have the experience in doing it then they should be teamed with someone that does have that experience, someone that can guide them to make sure things translate properly. The execution just left a lot to be desired and maybe that's not the case with the original material. It can be extremely difficult to take a short story and properly expand on it just as like with this it's extremely difficult to take a longer material and shorten it while maintaining everything integral to the story.
All that said, I'm really glad you and others are enjoying it and to be fair there are parts of it I do enjoy as well, otherwise I wouldn't have kept watching it, I just know it could have been executed so much better. Also, it's nice to have someone else that can agree to disagree and discuss their different view points in a civilized manner.
I'm actually liking Sunshine, he can't move past his own emotions and realize that it's better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all. I think the more he develops feelings for Kyu over this process and realizes his mistakes that he'll end up doing the right thing in the end. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if his last wish is to erase the person that made Mek disappear so that Rain can finally be happy and in the end Sunshine will be able to move on and find his own true love (probably the one standing right in front of him) in the end.
Both Sunshine and Wang (180 Degree...) have fought against overwhelming odds for their love, even though Wang lost in the end. I'm not sure if the director is purposely doing series that tackle that, but it's a fascinating journey seeing where he's trying to take us and how it's all going to unfold.
Tor, Mix, and Toey deserve the chance with better material a's the only reason why I'm watching it, the rest is just uuuuggghhhhh.
It's a simple joyful slice of life movie done well, acted well, and it doesn't need any big declarations of love, kissing, intimate scenes, etc. You know they love each other and by the end you know their intentions to continue their relationship into the future.