The fact that in the beginning of this ep Sean says he had found no reason to live until Black's plan and ends…
I like that instead of Sean knowing all along that White was impersonating Black, the realization comes later and is the catalyst for him to finally understand and act on his feelings.
Luke and Calix fall on top of each other so much now. It must be the only trope that the production company could afford from the Trope Store.
And, it will be a shame when that turns out to be the most intimate moment between them, but that's what I expect will prove true. The series could redeem itself from being one big tease by at least giving us a little payoff toward the end.
But as someone commented earlier, this director's style is to have the main couple part ways before anything can be consummated. He ought to reward those of us who stick with this messy series to the bitter end by at least giving us a little lip action.
When Saen took that sticky-note that says "Aii's" and put it on his chest, boy did my heart flutter. Those two are my favorite couple, and this episode was my favorite yet. The series does seem to be getting better and better.
At the rate this is going it will be the best youth drama to ever come out of Thailand. How nice to have high expectations going in, only to have them exceeded.
Does anyone know why MDL really doesn't have Vietnamese content? It's really a shame.
It’s a shabby excuse but at least it’s better than the answer I got a few months ago, which was that they’re worried that adding another country would overload the database..
Episode 4 was mainly “Prince and Mikey” fluff, with the prince looking suitably stunning in black shirt and trousers. (Loved seeing him in a tank top again too.) Adrian won’t be winning any Oscars but he sure knows how to sell every moment that Zeyn is gazing lovingly at Mikey.
I don’t know if Mikey’s boasting about his mouth and tongue skills was improv or in the script, but it’s moments like that that make me look forward to this every week.
In the next episode we get Zeyn in a swimsuit — our reward for sticking with the series to the halfway point.
A lot of Cdramas use a “face-smoothing” effect that makes the skin of the actors look like glowing wax. What I noticed in Episode 2 is that one actor in Enchante, and only one, has been given that treatment, and it’s Theo/Book.
It’s most obvious in any scene where the shot jumps from him to Force and back again, but once you see it you can’t help noticing in every one of his scenes and it’s damn distracting.
Another episode and another round of Sehee putting Yeondoo in harm's way, again tricking her into getting stranded someplace where others are unlikely to find her. At least Yeondoo wasn't drunk this time.
Sehee is a whack job. This makes it especially annoying to watch her doing all this stuff because I know by the end of the series she will be redeemed. Everyone will forgive her, and if there's a Season 4 (god please no) she'll be just one more member of the little sewing circle of reformed Yeondoo haters.
For now, though, she's so dumb she doesn't realize that the guy she's desperate to win back is the one person who is most onto her scheming.
I fast-forwarded through the scene with Yu Na and Seung Hyun because they're clearly destined to become a couple, proving that (a) stalking someone relentlessly can succeed in the end, and (b) you can never underestimate the creativity of the people who write this dreck. Seung Hyun deserves so much better. Watching him paired up with Yu Na will only make me hurl.
But yes, I will keep watching until the end. What can I say - I like to torture myself lol.
Episode 4 locked this in for me. FahThorn are still the least compelling couple but their vibe got better. AiiSaen are my faves. It isn’t credible that Saen wouldn’t tell Aii why he was running late, though.
I’m a little annoyed by the “corrupt coach” side story. We can all predict how it will go when the two teams play in the “big game” so there’s no suspense. But that’s the only real downside so far.
For real! I have always been a little disappointed in GMMTV because they make so much money off of gay characters…
That whole scene moved me so much! Such beautiful background music, and when White caught Sean’s eye and Sean gave him that little nod of acknowledgement …. Goosebumps! Then Sean walking toward White under that giant rippling pride flag and taking his hand… never has a BL series foretold a future couple so magnificently.
I thought an NFT is like bitcoin but applies to unique objects or artistic works, like music or paintings, or, if you’re Melania Trump, hats from your hat collection. But I’m still trying to figure it out myself. Seems like a trendy term for “collectible”.
And, it will be a shame when that turns out to be the most intimate moment between them, but that's what I expect will prove true. The series could redeem itself from being one big tease by at least giving us a little payoff toward the end.
But as someone commented earlier, this director's style is to have the main couple part ways before anything can be consummated. He ought to reward those of us who stick with this messy series to the bitter end by at least giving us a little lip action.
With two episodes left, time is running out.
I don’t know if Mikey’s boasting about his mouth and tongue skills was improv or in the script, but it’s moments like that that make me look forward to this every week.
In the next episode we get Zeyn in a swimsuit — our reward for sticking with the series to the halfway point.
It’s most obvious in any scene where the shot jumps from him to Force and back again, but once you see it you can’t help noticing in every one of his scenes and it’s damn distracting.
Sehee is a whack job. This makes it especially annoying to watch her doing all this stuff because I know by the end of the series she will be redeemed. Everyone will forgive her, and if there's a Season 4 (god please no) she'll be just one more member of the little sewing circle of reformed Yeondoo haters.
For now, though, she's so dumb she doesn't realize that the guy she's desperate to win back is the one person who is most onto her scheming.
I fast-forwarded through the scene with Yu Na and Seung Hyun because they're clearly destined to become a couple, proving that (a) stalking someone relentlessly can succeed in the end, and (b) you can never underestimate the creativity of the people who write this dreck. Seung Hyun deserves so much better. Watching him paired up with Yu Na will only make me hurl.
But yes, I will keep watching until the end. What can I say - I like to torture myself lol.
I’m a little annoyed by the “corrupt coach” side story. We can all predict how it will go when the two teams play in the “big game” so there’s no suspense. But that’s the only real downside so far.