Ep 11 was actually the best, if no one of the best eps, of the series. Good acting, good story telling and emotional.…
Yesss. Ep 11 is the best for me. I’m too emotional to explain it and need to sit with my feelings. I haven’t read the comments yet but for me feeling weird. Im not devastated. I’m feeling both warm/fuzzy but with an underlying tone of heartache. It’s that bittersweet kind of feeling and it’s so impactfully done. Uncle Tong’s words at the end coupled with the scenes with the new OST just had me tearing up and realizing that we can’t always live in a fairytale but we can still stand firmly even through these realities. There’s also so many more details I picked up but I gotta calm myself down emotionally first.
If anyone is into watching episode recap vids... here is a recap of ep 10 I highly recommend: https://youtu.be/1AFJif3hiBo
It's about 30 min...(long I know) but the way the major issues and topics of the episode are discussed is really well done. I always watch this YT channel, but I think they did an amazing job articulating the feelings of the Pran's mom, Pat's dad, Pran's breakdown, and Pat's response (to his dad and Pran). They even talked about Wai not explicitly saying sorry.
I also really loved how they talked about the audience perception of the issues based on the where they're from. I couldn't help thinking about some of the earlier varied responses here, but I think they did well to sum most things in a neat bow.
I see people talking about second season, but I do not want a second season. Do not think Pat and Pran story need…
I’d be down for a special episode of BB. Those tend to be so good. More than just a season 2 I want more series where ohm and Nanon are cast together with a good director. I can’t help but think 10 Years ticket with Ohm and Nanon casted would be interesting. …or Not me.
OH. you know what ! I thought you were talking about the scene where Pat shows up out of thin air to help Pran look for the link between their parents. Excuse me. My brain is still a mess.
Ep 10 was so frustrating, if not Ink and Pha it was not even worth watching, it's but it does show the lack of…
I think it would be weird if there wasn't angst/drama at this part of the storyline. The audience KNEW that the family drama was going to be a problem. PatPran tackling their family history of hate is equivalent to taking on the big boss villain. In fact, one of the reasons I prefer ep 10 to ep 9 was that this ep was handled way more authentically then Wai's redemption arc. The pace and extremes in conflict and resolution last ep didn't sit right with me but this ep was way more realistic.
If I had to post negatives about this ep it would be a couple of things: - Wai hitting on Pa. IT WAS SO CRINGE. (sorry Wai/Jimmy) -the whole "profess your love for me publicly" scene that Pran made Pat do at the architecture building. I got second hand embarrassment and it lasted way too long for me. - the high school kids in the music club knowing who Pran was didn't make sense. Pran transferred in 10th grade which would have made those high school kids in at LEAST 8th grade at that time. They could still remember Pat but Pan? Not likely (to me at least)
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https://youtu.be/1AFJif3hiBo
It's about 30 min...(long I know) but the way the major issues and topics of the episode are discussed is really well done. I always watch this YT channel, but I think they did an amazing job articulating the feelings of the Pran's mom, Pat's dad, Pran's breakdown, and Pat's response (to his dad and Pran). They even talked about Wai not explicitly saying sorry.
I also really loved how they talked about the audience perception of the issues based on the where they're from. I couldn't help thinking about some of the earlier varied responses here, but I think they did well to sum most things in a neat bow.
Also low key this is the first time I cringed at a PatPran scene. Considering it was intentionally done, it’s a bit genius 😂
https://twitter.com/1029fic/status/1479744372811788288?s=20
If I had to post negatives about this ep it would be a couple of things:
- Wai hitting on Pa. IT WAS SO CRINGE. (sorry Wai/Jimmy)
-the whole "profess your love for me publicly" scene that Pran made Pat do at the architecture building. I got second hand embarrassment and it lasted way too long for me.
- the high school kids in the music club knowing who Pran was didn't make sense. Pran transferred in 10th grade which would have made those high school kids in at LEAST 8th grade at that time. They could still remember Pat but Pan? Not likely (to me at least)