Diego Chang

I'm definitely not loving it....kind of not even liking it. Maybe a different actor for the main character might have done this series more justice.

There are some amazing main leads in the Thai BL series. I'm not quite sure what happened here, though, with the actor who portrayed the main character Jed.

So was I.

I think that they ultimately went to the North Pole because we saw no penguins. And you're right about the geography. The North Pole has no land mass. It's ice sheets. But it's just a story. It didn't upset me one bit. If penguins and panthers can turn into people, why can't the North Pole have a place for Junior and Sun to visit?

I kind of had the same thoughts as you do...but then why didn't they contact Junior? For such a great series, I'm surprised that part of the plot had such a weak story line.

Can someone please explain to me what happened to sun during the many months before he was finally found by Jodd and Ton? I think that an explanation should have been given. Did he stay in black panther form while he was mortally wounded...but slowly healed...and was finally able to return to his human form? Does anybody have any ideas about this?

I love...Loved...LOVED this series.

There was a hint that they will meet up in the USA. Maybe THAT would be a good series for them.

Absolutely YES !!!!! Great idea.

In the introduction of each show they had animal avatars. I thought that they were former animals also...an owl and a monkey. But I guess that they just had animal kindred spirits instead.

You are right on target.

To all of the viewers who gave this series a low rating. If you are still watching this series, please revise your initial rating to a higher one. This series is...just....amazing.

It's only one of many possibilities. We just don't know. Hopefully, they are both real.

I don't know either.

It is...without a doubt...a gem.

Unfortunately, it seems that the negative commenters just don't seem to be able to connect the pieces together. I'm in awe of how realistically terrifying this series is. At first glance we would guess that Raccoon has it all...good looks, great build, charming personality, incredible smile, and a wild imagination. But as the series evolves...as we delve deeper into his world...the shadows elongate...the foreboding cloud cover darkens the bright skies....And we slowly walk, step by step, into that place where delusion and reality become diffused...entangled together...difficult to separate. This series is just..........incredible.

Hahahahaha. I love it !!!!

I had the same question about Jeng and Jordan.

Bad to Bed is an intriguing series. What might be viewed by some as a confusing and disjointed story line has actually been purposely constructed this way in order to effectively convey the mental illness suffered by Raccoon. As we watch this series, episode by episode, we are experiencing...living...feeling...the chaos that echos through Raccoon's mind. I commend the writers and the director for helping the viewers feel such emotional havoc/mental instability first hand. It's almost genius they way that they've done it. I've changed my initial rating of a 7 to a 9. I've never seen a series quite like this.

We've seen the clips of Shu Guang with his therapist. So we can be pretty sure that he is real. And we saw Zhao Huan Neng in episode 1 talking alone to his friend Tina (the friend who had just found out that she was pregnant). So I think that we can also be pretty sure that he is real. But the rest of them? They flash in and out...appear in the middle of the night for rendezvous. Are they past memories...or imagination gone wild...or delusions....hallucinations? We don't really know. And that is an intriguing aspect of this BL.