I love Perth. I like Chimon. I feel zero chemistry between them. Their characters' friendship is wonderful but I just don't buy these two being in a romantic relationship. This doesn't even rise to the level of bromance.
Every scene with Makorn and Yi is like whiplash and I love it. Their relationship is both heartwarming and hilarious. Makorn sets me laughing every time.
I guess because what he told K perpetuated the misunderstanding that Yi was cheating on Diao?
That is not Lian's fault. All he told Kuea was that Yi and what's-her-name were close. Kuea took that and leapt to his own conclusions based on zero actual evidence, just like Diao, and then those two idiots got together and worked themselves into a frenzy over a scenario they made up in their own heads.
Lian apologized for the misunderstanding but he certainly didn't do anything warranting a "send expensive wine" apology.
Now wait a damn minute: why was Lian doing all that apologizing? All he did was walk through the door, into his own house, and next thing he knows he's getting punched in the face and taekwondo'd onto the floor. This series is hilarious.
Yi's panic attack was intense. I imagine being in the same room as that scary weird lamp in the corner didn't help. Oh how I hate that lamp.
That scene was certainly hot but the way they were banging into the products had me so anxious.
Good for you, Tag! Now go out there and read a different menu and order yourself a fresh dish, or however it works for that metaphor in the alley restaurant. Or peaches. A fresh dish of unexpired peaches? Whatever, just, good for you!
All of these people need to just stay far away from one another. I would give this series all the flowers if it ended with everyone going their separate ways and moving on with their lives.
Especially Sand. Top stole your boyfriend? Then your boyfriend was trash too; Top did you a favour. Let it go, and don't waste any more of your time or energy on nonsense people.
Kang should feel guilty, letting Sailom walk off like that without even trying to hand him that umbrella. You know you can't let your Thai bottoms get wet; 10 minutes in the rain and they're half-dead the next day.
What is the actual deal with Guy? He's the angriest boy in the world. He seems like he's permanently teetering on the edge of shoving someone out of a window. I know he can't stand Kang & Crew but, honestly, they just seem like handy targets for Guy's deep-simmering rage.
I am looking forward to the "make it up to us" episode next week but I'm still not convinced that Kang telling Sailom's clients that Sailom's a paedophile is a forgivable offense, no matter how much you want to bone him.
Why do they insist on putting Joong in such unflattering jeans? Whoever does his event styling should be his personal costumer on every series because they seem to be the only one who can find his waistline.
I really hope JoongDunk's next project is more adult and layered. Honestly, these fluffy, flowery characters just don't suit them or their dynamic. I know Joong could handle something heavier, and I think Dunk would actually improve with more complex material.
Boston is the most likeable character in this because while they're all pretty much garbage people, Boston owns up to it, unapologetically. He's duplicitous slime of the lowest order but at least he's honest about it and knows who he is. I can't feel sympathy for anyone in his orbit; they all know Ton is scum so why is everyone so shocked when he does scummy things? If you decide to keep a friend like that, you are choosing to make him and his antics your problem. You brought the trash home all on your own.
I am looking forward to the scene where Tag decides he's had enough and breaks up with Phojai. The whole "you're a dirty secret" thing is bad enough but, honestly, Phojai just seems like a lousy boyfriend (brother, son) all-around.
I vaguely recall the series hinting wayback that Kang might have a crush on Pimfah but this development still felt sudden and out of nowhere. Probably because I keep forgetting Pimfah exists when she isn't actually on the screen. Her character has been a bit beige wallpaper. Sammy's made a career of being "the girl" in BLs but her characters are generally memorable, charming, funny, energetic, something. I feel like poor Pimfah got shafted. She seems like a plot device rather than a character.
That being said, View has such gorgeous eyes. I could just stare into them all day.
Cutesy, inoffensive, juvenile, bland—an average KBL. Felt rushed the final two episodes. Decent way to pass the time once but I definitely won't be revisiting this as I do the Thai version.
I did much, much prefer the Lee Won/Ji Oh characters and storyline here to the SaifahZon ones of the original (though I still skipped the scenes with the sister and her odd book).
Lian apologized for the misunderstanding but he certainly didn't do anything warranting a "send expensive wine" apology.
Yi's panic attack was intense. I imagine being in the same room as that scary weird lamp in the corner didn't help. Oh how I hate that lamp.
Good for you, Tag! Now go out there and read a different menu and order yourself a fresh dish, or however it works for that metaphor in the alley restaurant. Or peaches. A fresh dish of unexpired peaches? Whatever, just, good for you!
Especially Sand. Top stole your boyfriend? Then your boyfriend was trash too; Top did you a favour. Let it go, and don't waste any more of your time or energy on nonsense people.
Holy hell, I love this show.
What is the actual deal with Guy? He's the angriest boy in the world. He seems like he's permanently teetering on the edge of shoving someone out of a window. I know he can't stand Kang & Crew but, honestly, they just seem like handy targets for Guy's deep-simmering rage.
I am looking forward to the "make it up to us" episode next week but I'm still not convinced that Kang telling Sailom's clients that Sailom's a paedophile is a forgivable offense, no matter how much you want to bone him.
One star for JaFirst existing.
One star for BosstonJo giving it the most.
Three stars for gorgeous, snow-blanketed Japan.
Ugh.
I really hope JoongDunk's next project is more adult and layered. Honestly, these fluffy, flowery characters just don't suit them or their dynamic. I know Joong could handle something heavier, and I think Dunk would actually improve with more complex material.
That being said, View has such gorgeous eyes. I could just stare into them all day.
I did much, much prefer the Lee Won/Ji Oh characters and storyline here to the SaifahZon ones of the original (though I still skipped the scenes with the sister and her odd book).