When the series put comedy .Why some foreigners fan don't like it? I don't understand why we have to watch something…
I don't understand it too. I loved the comedy alot, I thought porche's awkwardness was a great portrayal of how first days at work usually are for some of us, especially when your an intern fresh out of Uni. And I also don't understand why some people have a problem with Porche getting drunkon the job and not facing any serious repercussions, the series itself made it clear that for some reason Porsche is an important person to the Head boss, even the head of the minor family questioned the head boss as to why he gave Porche a second chance, so why are some people complaining about him not being punished?
I love how they are dealing with the progression into the dark themes of the drama, how they are setting up ground for character development.. I for one think it's genius.
I don't know but am loving the spontaneous breaks from the subtitles. And also to calm them English accent police that went wild after watching the 1st ep. I recon Perths accent will calm them down a little bit.
It was funny and the flaming gay /flamboyant brother makes the best scenes in the ep. I love him. Not embarrassing…
I guess since he was literally in 4 scenes that accumulated to 5 minutes I don't expect much from him. What traits would you have liked to see in his 2 minute scenes? How is flamboyancy degrading? Alot of gay men are very flamboyant in real life. You didn't like the flamboyancy and take it as degrading when literally every gay guy in this show is very manly with most giving out very straight energy, I kinda like the differences. And most people are loving him more for his portrayal of Kinns brother so he must be doing something right.
Listen, stereotyping is only a thing when one person with a specific trait like sexuality and or skin color is shown in a specific way, usually in a way that insinuates that all people with that particular trait behave in a certain way or have the same life experiences and world views. But in the case that another person with that same trait (in this case being sexuality) is portrayed to have different life experiences and behavioral patterns then that ceases to be stereotyping, like it or not, this world is full of different people with different backgrounds, we can not say all flamboyant men do not act the way Kinns brother does. Mainly cause people who have gone through traumatic experiences (like Kinns brother) tend to detach from reality and form subconscious traits/personalities that protect them from reliving through the trauma again. So maybe give the show time to fully explain why he is the way he is yeah?
The other 6 or 8 episodes will be about the other couple. They decided to split the episodes between the couples which I wholeheartedly applaud. I usually imprint on 1 couple and never actually care about the second couples.
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I love how they are dealing with the progression into the dark themes of the drama, how they are setting up ground for character development.. I for one think it's genius.
Listen, stereotyping is only a thing when one person with a specific trait like sexuality and or skin color is shown in a specific way, usually in a way that insinuates that all people with that particular trait behave in a certain way or have the same life experiences and world views. But in the case that another person with that same trait (in this case being sexuality) is portrayed to have different life experiences and behavioral patterns then that ceases to be stereotyping, like it or not, this world is full of different people with different backgrounds, we can not say all flamboyant men do not act the way Kinns brother does. Mainly cause people who have gone through traumatic experiences (like Kinns brother) tend to detach from reality and form subconscious traits/personalities that protect them from reliving through the trauma again. So maybe give the show time to fully explain why he is the way he is yeah?