i looooved this week's episode, it was perfect. the way sailom and kang realized their feelings in their own ways…
I just believe the kiss was scripted this way on purpose…afterall this is new territory for each of them. Does anyone remember their first kiss? I do and when I think about it now I burst into laughter…it was awful!
Ok, I loved this episode too. I perfectly know there were tons of useless things and moments that didn't feel…
Me too…when it comes to Perth all objectivity goes out the window. I felt the same way about Tul Pakorn…so sorry he left the industry. I am warming up to Chimon.
There are not enough words to express how I am feeling right now. From start to finish this episode was on point. There are few bls where I really felt the female character was written well. So far I am really impressed with how the character Pimfah is being portrayed. Of course I dont even have to mention Perth and Chimon. Their scene in the bathroom had me literally jumping up and down. Next week looks like its going to be fun watching them trying to deal with whatever it is they are feeling and we see more interaction with their friends. This episode was a perfect ten for me!
I just finished watching and I personally loved it. It is no doubt because I could relate to so many elements. It reminded me of my own family . Ultimately it lets us know that family is more than blood ties. It also dealth with gender and class issues. My only criticism is it was too long. Any series past 30 episodes is generally tedious and repetitious. For that reason it wont go on my rewatch list.
One can like two people at once because... the heart has two chambers for a reason, right? Just kidding! In reality,…
Well put…which is why the teen years are so erratic…generally this is when you really start to explore your sexuality…and the hormones and emotions are in a constant state of turmoil…. looking at it from this perspective I get a better understanding of both Kang and Sailom.
Finally, someone agrees with me.. it's insane how much sympathy characters like Ray draws from the viewers. I…
You are dead on right. I remember a fraternity brother in college who was just like Ray. We all loved him and tried to hang in there with him but at some point you have to want to be saved. He came to one event and drank himself into a stupor. That was the breaking point. We all left his butt that night! I am enjoying this series because it is so real. Somebody on that scriptwriting team has been through some stuff and has lived to tell the story.
Everybody bought their A game to this episode. From start to finish not a scene was wasted! The thing is this shit happens in real life….been there…did that! Only Friends do this kind of stuff to each other. Kudos to the entire cast and production team.
has /anybody/ in the BL-history ever come across a straight storyline, even if it's just a crush and only lasts…
Thank you. This is my escape from the straight world so I actually find it annoying when they throw in this female love interest and especially when it is just thrown in there for God knows what reason and just seems to unravel the storyline and destroy the momentum that has been built up to that point. I understand how one could be dealing with the whole idea of his/her sexuality but the way this was written just feels rushed and out of synch with the first four episodes. It almost feels like a different series and personally I don’t find it entertaining. The only reason I am hanging in there is for Perth and Chimon. I would have preferred seeing more of Guy and Nawa. To me they would have been a better fit given the initial enemy to lover trope. I even went back and rewatched episode five. The introduction of the female teacher and this triangle just seems like the writers just decided to throw whatever they could up and in the air to see where it would land. To me it was a poor landing. The parts with Kang and Sailom were so good. Even the parts with the grandmother and their other friends I found fun . What I hate most is when writers underestimate the intelligence of their audience.
Are there really houses where a bathroom has 2 doors to 2 different rooms???😭 and why don't they lock both…
Yes, the first house I purchased there was a door which was for general access and there was another door from my bedroom. Either door could be locked but once I had a relative visiting and he forgot to lock my personal door. He was stepping out the tub when I mistakenly opened the door. Also, when my cousin had her house built she had three boys. The older one had his own room and the two youngest boys shared a room. They all shared a bathroom which looks similar to Kang’s. Each room had a door to the bathroom like in the series. So it is not as uncommon as one would think.
Really found ep 5 a bit of a mess. I looked at it as just a needless filler to justify 12 episodes…GMMTV knows how to mess up a potentially great storyline. When needed just throw in the female trope…not very creative in my personal opinion but for Perth and Chimon I will hang in there. All of a sudden Kang likes Pimfah and she likes Sailem….makes no sense and it is not convincing. I would have preferred more time spent on Guy and Nawah. They look more like a potential couple. And what is it with the student teacher. So she is just a sub but she already knows the student’s personal business??? To me it seems like just a testing of the waters for a future gl series. I really hope they don’t spend too much time on this triangle ploy. There are plenty of good bl series that provide entertaining and good storylines without throwing a needless and pointless female love interest in the mix. At least Semantic Error made it interesting and integrated it into the storyline so it was believable. Still, the scenes with Perth and Chimon had my heart fluttering. They are just so good together.
Really found ep 5 a bit of a mess. I looked at it as just a needless filler to justify 12 episodes…GMMTV knows how to mess up a potentially great storyline. When needed just throw in the female trope…not very creative in my personal opinion but for Perth and Chimon I will hang in there. All of a sudden Kang likes Pimfah and she likes Sailem….makes no sense and it is not convincing. I would have preferred more time spent on Guy and Nawah. They look more like a potential couple. And what is it with the student teacher. So she is just a sub but she already knows the student’s personal business??? To me it seems like just a testing of the waters for a future gl series. I really hope they don’t spend too much time on this triangle ploy. There are plenty of good bl series that provide entertaining and good storylines without throwing a needless and pointless female love interest in the mix. At least Semantic Error made it interesting and integrated it into the storyline so it was believable. Still, the scenes with Perth and Chimon had my heart fluttering. They are just so good together.
I came for Jo In Sung but the storyline is so compelling I just love it! The entire cast is just so awesome….even the bus driver makes me wonder how many more with superpowers are out there. Right now the parents are so protective of the children but I envision in the end it will be the children protecting the parents. Five more episodes of action and intense intrigue. The high school crush is a nice diversion but the main focus is on adult superpowers and how far they are willing to go to protect their children from the security forces.
It is no doubt because I could relate to so many elements. It reminded me of my own family . Ultimately it lets us know that family is more than
blood ties. It also dealth with gender and class issues. My only criticism is it was too long.
Any series past 30 episodes is generally tedious and repetitious. For that reason it wont go on my rewatch list.
in a constant state of turmoil…. looking at it from this perspective I get a better understanding of both Kang and
Sailom.
ride.
awesome….even the bus
driver makes me wonder how many more with
superpowers are out there. Right now the parents are so protective of the children but I envision in the end it will be the children protecting the parents. Five more
episodes of action and
intense intrigue. The high school crush is a nice
diversion but the main focus is on adult superpowers and how far they are willing to go to
protect their children from the security forces.