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i dont know what filter or camera they are using but hte cinematogrpahy is insane, its like watching a korean series, Jimmy and Sea look extraordinarily beautiful and shiny! I didnt know Sea could look this cute!

its like they are shoving the idea down to the watcher's throat. Its like saying if youre not cool with gays then you are not cool. For me acceptance is earned not forced.

It is a little unfortunate considering the first Gameboys was so simple yet innovative and engaging. This one is more like a preachy gay clickbait content.

im glad the second episode is better than the first one.

is that really the role for Han Gyeol? Watched this because of KYH and him, im kinda bummed.

its really hard to give that comment because i was really excited to finally see YoHan again after a long absence in the drama world.

Almost everyone is happy with the first episode. Im on the opposite side.

Amost all characters are so toxic. Are these really educators? The institution shown is so corrupt and almost all teachers are involved. Even the students are annoying AF. There is no character that i can latch on to.

The series is trying so hard to be Racket Boys/ 25 21.

It better turn around soon. If it continues like this in the next couple of episode not even YoHan or the cutie HanGyeol can save this for me.

Excatly, portraying Uno as the saint saviour of it all! Its like everybody else is inferior and they owe everything to that one straight guy

Im sorry i know this series has a lot of supporters, but this whole new episode from start to end is too preachy and sad to say, too woke. The suddenly good Uno doing all these good deeds for the gays - do we really need a knight in shining armor to save the gays?

I also hate that theyre setting up Jared for a heartbreak.

Good storytelling is shown, not said.

Everybody seems to love this, but the constant slow motion, the background music and the slow longpauses between dialogue paired with that ayful music is really testing me to my limit.

its like:
Character 1: Dialogue
long pause with music....
Character 2: Dialogue with extra slow delivery
long pause
Character 1: response dialogue
long pause with music...
slow motion movement...
repeat from top

i am playing it at 1.5X speed but its still slow

So this is definitely looking like its not a BL.

Although this episode is very dynamic, but this is almost a rehash of the first episode but from Farrah-Jarred angle. Im not sure if i like this type of storytelling and style but iwill probably hate it if they do it again in the next episodes. The addition of that annoying Jarred mother and the womens coach didnt help.

And seriously, whats with Uno's facial reactions? When he was showing the message to Farrah i cant even tell what he was supposed to be doing or feeling based on his face. Was he happy, was he puzzled? Is he making fun of her? He looks like he is about to p**p. Thjs guy is cute and athletic but he probably needs a little bit more acting lessons.

I really really tried hard to like it for New-Zee. Sadly it has become so boring I couldnt even bring myself to finish the latest episode.

I suspected from episode 2 that its going to be shallow storytelling and thats its ging downhill but i stayed on because I really loved the production sets and costume. Now i just cant stand it anymore.

Its all icing without the cake. Domundi, you did it again!

bad story, bad script, overacting (mostly) unknown actors and really annoying female characters. I love the dogs though but i think they are being written on the script just so these dogs can earn their foodmoney.
Zeke-Fifth was their only gold but they ruined them in the follow-up series.

I am really puzzled as to who gives them funding, do people still even watch them? The ratings for all these Oxin just shows how badly people are not-loving them.

I agree and sad to say Oxin has really fueled my burnout of Ph BLs. We had a string of good quality pinoy BLs during the early pandemic and i thought we are on a roll, until the Oxin BLs came. They just ruined the momentum.

Its a very good first episode, id say even a lot better than most if not almost every filipino series. There was a lot packed in the first episode and it didnt feel rushed. I also loved that they gave the sport angle ample time. I hope they can continue with the pacing and quality. Emilio Daez is a gorgeous boy but his acting can sometimes be jarring, he has that stupid puzzled look in a lot of scenes and sometimes his delivery can feel robotic. I love the gay volleyball actors - they are funny, falmbuoyant but not overacting and not annoying. The songs are good too, loved Bughaw

I want to say kudos to the writer and director Mr Ivan- after Gameboys, this one looks really promising. If im going to judge it by the first episode, this has themaking of another hit.

Sadly, i dont think this is going to be a BL. Its a BIG clickbait. For this reason, i am not going to continue watching until all episodes are aired and will only continue if it ends up as a BL.

Oh thanks for that

why is this titled Oh My Ghost Clients, is it somehow connected or a sequel to that other series by Park Bo Young and Jo Jung Suk? Or no cannection at all?

I dont hate it but i dont particualrly loved it too.

As much as some people are saying the main leads dont have enough chemistry, you cant deny the fact that their kissing scenes are probably one of the BESTS in any GMMTV BLs. THey were shot beautifully and looked more spontaneous and natural compared to some of the more famous couples out there

i think LND and DS has done it a tad better and should be an exception because while i feel that the actors looked too old to play the high schools scenes, but they used them like flashbacks plus most of the series were in their current older selves. I will feel more detached if they casted younger actors to play themselves as high schoolers.

at least the 3rd years looked younger than those second years, ill gie it that.

My issue is most of the actors looked too old to be senior high school students. Arent they supposed to be playing 16 to 18 yearsold? Those sophomore bullies looked more like loan shark gang members than students. Are we suppose dto just ignore this detail and just pretend we are watching high school students? Is there a scarcity of younger actors in korea that can play these roles?

Even Jung Ha who was believable as a high school student in Moving looked a bit too old for this.

Heesu is even faster than this freaking turtle of a show.