1/4 was them checking off a list of complaint and explaining themselves and walking things back.
As they're getting ready to sleep, Sarawat tells Tine that he's not going to let Tine go to sleep while Tine's upset, then instead of rolling over with his back turned he draws up close and cuddles with him -- another course correction from Season 1.
Ballsy, but I like that the series cares enough to acknowledge and correct past mistakes.
They mean business ... in the very first segment Green asks Sarawat to explain why he hugged Pam the year before and why he didn't visit Tine when he was in the hospital.
I wonder if they went so far as to refilm some scenes from Season 1 for flashbacks to show that we didn't see the whole picture back then, like showing more physical affection between them, etc.
What i disliked about this show most is that they did'nt give the "real" kim even 2 to 3 eps before the end or…
I agree that in a fantasy series like this they can make up any rules they want and bring Kim back from the dead ... which is what they seem to be hinting at if there's a Season 2.
I also agree that it's awful that the real Kim didn't get much screen time but on the other hand, most of Pan's journey was to discover who the real Kim was, so his presence was constantly felt -- especially when all the revelations happened about him and Way.
I'm enjoying the series. I just wish they didn't keep showing the same scenes over and over. The fifth episode barely inched the story forward due to all the repeat footage. Combine that with the lengthy opening and closing credits and what you get is a lot of waiting around for something new.
Also, I agree that the "I'm not gay, I'm just gay for him" fig leaf has gotten so tired. The fact that the episode ended right after that came up makes me think they really wanted it to leave an impression with the audience. Well, they succeeded with me but I don't think I received it with the spirit they intended lol. (Then again, I doubt that I'm the intended target.)
Why is there a pic of khet kissing Kim, if kim is dead, as i saw in some comments? I need to know if i want to…
For me Pan turned into an evil character when she decided she was going to make it her mission to let all of Kim's friends and family know that he was a bad person. She even tried to sabotage his friendship with Way.
And the cherry on top was that she got a happy ending while Kim ... well, let's just say: not so much.
It's not the absolute worst I've ever seen but it's the absolute worst of any BLs that had a big budget and name actors. Through all the episodes I never stopped hating Kai. When Third finally got him it was a hollow victory.
Its a bit more complicated than that. The ending is just not sad, it is a sad ending for the GAY couple while…
I didn't characterize you as a person, I made a comment about the way you comment. You're telling people they're crybabies for disagreeing with you. Sorry, but that's condescending and it makes people stop listening to what you're trying to say.
Good director, not so good at story conception. Killing off a main character does not make a work into great art -- it just ruins a series that had everything else going for it, becoming the one thing it will now be most remembered for. And to think it could have been a classic! Oh, well. Wishing you better choices in the future.
Its a bit more complicated than that. The ending is just not sad, it is a sad ending for the GAY couple while…
I'm cool with it if it's not BL, and Girl from Nowhere isn't BL, so yes let's keep her busy with that lol. It's perfect for her because dead characters are pretty routine in that series. :)
You were robbed! I hope you'll get more projects in the future and that the implosion of the series post-finale won't hurt your career. You're a huge talent.
Its a bit more complicated than that. The ending is just not sad, it is a sad ending for the GAY couple while…
Well, you might want to try expressing an opinion without insulting the people who disagree with you. When you do that it only makes you seem insecure about your position, and if you bothered to listen maybe some of their reasons for being unhappy would make sense.
Its a bit more complicated than that. The ending is just not sad, it is a sad ending for the GAY couple while…
Thank you for being the adult in the room and not replying to that hilariously self-congratulating comment with the spirit that I would have. :)
I really like your idea about Pan sacrificing herself and thereby being the ultimate shipper. It reaches into those other side issues that you mention and resolves them beautifully.
Speaking of which ... I'm really interested to see how they deal with the high five. I bet it will be at the very end and done in a funny way.
Ballsy, but I like that the series cares enough to acknowledge and correct past mistakes.
I wonder if they went so far as to refilm some scenes from Season 1 for flashbacks to show that we didn't see the whole picture back then, like showing more physical affection between them, etc.
1/5: http://tv.line.me/embed/15258785
2/5: http://tv.line.me/embed/15258795
3/5: http://tv.line.me/embed/15258797
4/5: http://tv.line.me/embed/15258799
5/5: http://tv.line.me/embed/15258802
I also agree that it's awful that the real Kim didn't get much screen time but on the other hand, most of Pan's journey was to discover who the real Kim was, so his presence was constantly felt -- especially when all the revelations happened about him and Way.
Also, I agree that the "I'm not gay, I'm just gay for him" fig leaf has gotten so tired. The fact that the episode ended right after that came up makes me think they really wanted it to leave an impression with the audience. Well, they succeeded with me but I don't think I received it with the spirit they intended lol. (Then again, I doubt that I'm the intended target.)
And the cherry on top was that she got a happy ending while Kim ... well, let's just say: not so much.
I really like your idea about Pan sacrificing herself and thereby being the ultimate shipper. It reaches into those other side issues that you mention and resolves them beautifully.