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The Mudmee and Half story is the most engaging thing in this series. Somebody get Pahn her own show; she is acting circles around everyone else, and is actually managing to succeed with her character in spite of how bad virtually everything else is in this series.

Oab is a menace. Walking around looking like he does and flirting like he does, how can anyone in radius of that kitchen concentrate on anything? Even his apron is sexy. Every time a nonsensical element of how this restaurant is operated or the way this contest is run comes up, I start to get exasperated but then Oab's hotness just short-circuits my brain. The man is in desperate need of a business manager, though, that's obvious. I would volunteer as tribute.

I need more JJ and Methas. And more of JJ's boss. She is just gorgeous. I will give this series all the stars if they give me she and Oab together in a frame so I can ogle them simultaneously.

I am trying to find even one redeeming quality about Wan. He's a user, he's selfish, he lacks talent, he's always looking for shortcuts, he never wants to put in the work, he has zero scruples, flexible morals, purchasable ethics, and stupid hair. I want to like him but he makes it so damn difficult.

Unfortunately, no.

Oh Taemrak. It oughta be a crime what this show's done to you.

I hope he doesn't. I hope Ryan's experiences teach him to be more confident in himself, more certain about his ambitions, and more assertive in pursuing them. I hope he actually grows as a character.

Absolutely correct. He isn't a poorly written character because he gets on my nerves; he gets on my nerves because he's a poorly written character.

I have both been an intern and trained interns. I even supervised an intern who changed career fields and came into my industry with zero knowledge. I hired them because they demonstrated high energy, creative thinking, and gumption during the interview process. I knew they were a chance worth taking because it was clear they hungered for the opportunity to prove their mettle. They were wet clay, ready and eager to be molded.

Ryan is a feckless idiot who just let's things happen to him. He's a bad intern who is constantly failing up. He's a reactionary character with the intellectual prowess of a walnut. This is a poorly written character.

The show is bad. It's bad and it's boring and never have I wanted to throttle anyone as much as I do Salin.

How, just how, do you take a fun, sex-on-legs CP like MosBank and manage to suck all the fun and sexy out? I thought JaFirst's final series was baffling in how it managed to destroy the chemistry between a truly electric pairing but then this tosh of a series came round to piss me off. It's just a multitude of poor choices, from the casting to the wardrobe to the absolutely flummoxing decision to have these two behave like highschoolers in their first relationship.

Actually, scratch that. I remember high school; we were a bunch of horney buggers who could barely keep our tongues off each other. These two are mutually-attracted Adult men—what the fuck are they doing? Geez, this show just makes me mad.

Seriously. Ryan can come off as so developmentally delayed that one wonders if he's compos mentis enough to consent.

At first, I thought perhaps he was meant to be neurodivergent but now I'm convinced he's just a poorly written character.

The very fact that Ryan helps run his family business makes him that much more irritating to watch as he stupids his way through an internship he neither understands nor deserves.

That's what annoys me about MAME. She's a writer of trashy erotica but when her books are turned into series, the productions always lean away from the erotica element, which is the only interesting part. Without that, it's just simplistic dialogue, shallow characters, silly situations, and her weird complexes about white skin and deep wallets.

Please, please, just go back to the seaside.

Konishi Eito portrays naïve earnestness so well. A character like Nakano could've been a chore to watch but there are such layers buried in his every look and word and gesture. I am both fascinated and charmed watching him navigate his world. I get weirdly proud of him when he does the smallest things, like texting the group chat, and it broke my heart seeing him so frightened. I can't recall the last time I was so invested in a character and their arc.

He just makes an already enjoyable series that much more engaging. Kudos, Konishi Eito.

Ryan is flat-out annoying. Everything about him irritates me, from his vacuous expressions to his lack of basic sense to the way he stands. Why would someone like Jane ever be romantically drawn to a slow, passive idiot like Ryan? It just beggars belief. I'm already finding it difficult to believe Jane would be putting up with Ryan as an intern, I can't see him looking round one day and deciding that slack-jawed child is the one for him.

Sailub has no business being that damn sexy. Were I under Oab's tutelage during that carrot scene, I would've chopped off three of my own fingers. He's just so orgasmically distracting.

I guess we'll just be watching Plawan failing upward the whole show. I'm finding his character difficult to like, honestly. Aside from Oab, I'm hanging around for JJ and Methas. I like their whole dynamic, and I absolutely adore JJ.

Maybe "Nukarumi no Shokutaku"? I think he was part of the teen friend group.

That question is like asking whether it's better getting kicked in the liver or the testicles.

But I guess if I had to choose: "Big Dragon" is more watchable. It's not good but it's...better.

Mudmee is the only engaging character in this sequence of noisy commercials masquerading as a series.

This show is just...exceedingly hard to watch. I've been hanging on because I wanted to see the new material but, honestly, it isn't worth it if I have to grit my teeth the whole way there. For a series with so much product placement, virtually every single aspect of it feels so cheap.

I choose to imagine Joe's dumbass died again and the final episode was the fever dream of his dying brain. Only way I can stomach everyone—especially that bastard-ass douche canoe Tong—getting such happy-clappy endings. Every single character in this thing is a trash person except Wut and Actually Dead Joe's Mother.

I enjoyed this series and watching it with all the people in the comments. Whew, what a ride.

Right? They can't ball, they can't brawl, they don't even booze well. Just a bunch of dead weight.