FrankIncese

I didn't mind the time jump, but I think they could have handled it better. It was a bit odd.

Hysterical! I did look closely at the intertwined feet at the end of the scene, but you can pretty much top or bottom in any configuration, so none of it is really definitive. I'm all for the verse! BL needs more verse!!!

I can't keep the boys straight, but the one who drew all the artwork... whatever his name is... So you lie to Theo to get the room for your art work. But once he gives it to you, you start acting like a d*ck. You CLAIM you MIGHT have feelings for him. So... shouldn't you try to treat him better? How is using him and then being a brat gonna win him over? Ugh.

I'm glad one of us enjoyed it! Lol

I never got to o the point where. Found him comical. I wish I had. It was comical how much I FF through his scenes, perhaps. :)

Beautiful, heartbreaking, real, the unfortunate reality still for so many LGBTQ+ adolescents. Raw performances. As powerful the second time as the first.

For me, this is a middle-ground show. Not phenomenal, but not horrible. I'm enjoying more than I expected, but it will never be a top 10 and I will not re-watch (unless the next 4 eps are mind-blowing). I don't think Theo is very compelling, but I would not say he's the most boring/vanilla/uninteresting lead character in BL. So many BL have that blank-faced, naif as the romantic lead. They are stand-ins for the girls who watch, hoping to be swept off their feet. But at least he has a passion, interests, stands up for himself, has strong morals, is genuinely caring and has a bit of a personality. He teases Akk just as much as he's teased. Go watch 2Moons2/Gen Y. Wayu is the epitome of a dull uninteresting character and he's got 3 seasons of bland in comparison.

I am left-handed but I do many things in a right-handed fashion. It's not that simple.

And I assume the car windows were meant to be tinted, but you could clearly see through them, so there's no way he didn't see the boy inside when he was putting on make-up. BTW - do Thai boys really wear powder and lipstick? Not that I have a problem, just don't know how popular it is.

Aside from a plethora of cute boys, not much here to really intrigue me. Super low budget and amateurish direction (lots of long shots of people talking with no dialogue). Boys all seem very inexperienced. A bit over-the-top but actually didn't bother me as much as say Rak Diao. Might give it one more episode, but doubtful it will hold my interest past that.

Loved the exchange between Ji Hye and Sang Woo that was about coding problems.... but actually about relationship problems. His mind works in such a unique and particular way and without knowing it she was able to speak his language. Very clever writing.

Can't wait for the new hairdo to appear next week! It's amazing how a bowl cut can really make you look so different. - Also Cannon and Jiang seem to get cuter each episode. - This is such silly fun. I can only imagine if it were a BL (with Bi Yu being some cute boy). I'd be over the top. But loving every second of this.

Nope. Can't do it. Couldn't even get through half of Ep2. Such a high quality production with such a low quality script and poorly thought out characters. I'm sure I'll be seeing all these very cute boys in other series but I can't stomach this one.

Nothing original, but nothing horrible. Certainly worth another ep or two to see how it progresses.

2nd ep better than the first, but still this conceit that people can ask you questions and you just ignore them and never answer. Even coaches. If someone ignored me, I'd be in their face, insisting they answer. The answer can be "none of your business" but it's absolutely rude to ignore people. One more ep. before I throw in the towel.

I'm pretty sure it's part of their funding. Showcase a particular tourist area of Thailand and get some $ for the production (or at least that ep). I'm not complaining. We get see some beautiful areas and now just a basketball court.

Pond was in “The Medium”

I do live in a large city, and. In the US (not known for our kindness, or helping strangers) so okay I’ll give them that. But that’s only one of my issues. Still, I’ll give it one more shot to see if it gets better. Pilots are notoriously hard to fit everything in, and often are a poor representation of what’s to come so… fingers crossed.

I liked parts of this, and other things just didn't make sense to me. Like, who doesn't struggle when they're being strangled? Not surprised by the ending, though they certainly could have figured out a way to keep them together. Felt like it really started to fall apart towards the end. Might have worked better and affected me more if it had time to develop (although I know you can tell effective stories in a short time period). Wouldn't wholeheartedly recommend, but if you want a different type of BL, then give it a quick viewing.

I'm so confused. How can you live with someone in 2 different locations, but need time alone to "get to know them better" the 3rd time you live with them? And what the hell happened at Lolly's that sudddenly made them tentative and upset? Why wasn't THAT shown? Given the comments and the fact that Judah is back to his old paranoid self, I'm not gonna stick with this one. Dropped at Ep2.