From the way Baiboon was first introduced in that earlier episode I thought he'd be a naughty boy, but he's actually so cute and sweet.
Like the previous episode this one was less cringy. There were goofy bits like the ticking clocks that everybody believed were bombs, but I think as long as they stay away from attempting BDSM sex scenes or showing Kamol's back tattoo they might be able to pull this one off.
Any guess on how many tranquilizers were pumped into Whipped Cream before they filmed that scene? With those O_O eyes he put the "cat" in catatonic. :)
OK, I realize attraction is a very individual thing, but let's be honest. If you have Ohm and Nanon in a room,…
I agree on the Ohm/Nanon ratio. In that scene my reaction to the taxi driver was "Who's your eye doctor?"
I've never been on the Nanon bandwagon. The seemingly universal adoration for him has always been a little sus to me. I would say he's more handsome than cute, but not my type of handsome. Ohm, on the other hand ...
Frankly, I was surprised that Jimmy sang as well as he did, and I was glad we got to hear him sing at all. I think in a lot of series we would be told that a character is an idol but we'd never actually see him perform.
I know that Episode 7 is another example of a problem that could be solved in a couple of minutes if people would simply communicate, but it's all done so well that I don't begrudge it. We get to see an unexpected side of Mark, and who would have thought that Vee's dad of all people would be the one who finally gets Vee to quit sulking and fight to get his man back.
Yiwaa is annoying af but for me what she said to Ploy was very satisfying .
The writers toyed with a couple of worn tropes and thankfully didn't follow through. When Vee got in the bike accident I expected it to become the reason for Mark to come rushing back to his side, but it didn't, and the scenes with Vee standing outside Mark's apartment all night (and getting soaked in the rain) passed by without much fanfare.
What really touched me was the scene with Mark and Nuea. "If you're hurt, why do I have to ignore it?" Finally we got a glimpse at the pain Nuea has been in, having to watch from afar as Mark gets swept away by a friend who seems not to appreciate what he has. Please, please give us a remake of Nuea's love story. Prom would bring us such a great performance as a lead in that.
I wonder if they told Boy Sompob that his song would be playing under a BDSM sex scene.
This was the least horrible episode so far. The catfight between Kim and Cherry was pretty good. But I don't like how they teased us with Baiboon making an appearance whereas he never did. This series needs compelling side couples, STAT.
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Like the previous episode this one was less cringy. There were goofy bits like the ticking clocks that everybody believed were bombs, but I think as long as they stay away from attempting BDSM sex scenes or showing Kamol's back tattoo they might be able to pull this one off.
Any guess on how many tranquilizers were pumped into Whipped Cream before they filmed that scene? With those O_O eyes he put the "cat" in catatonic. :)
I've never been on the Nanon bandwagon. The seemingly universal adoration for him has always been a little sus to me. I would say he's more handsome than cute, but not my type of handsome. Ohm, on the other hand ...
Frankly, I was surprised that Jimmy sang as well as he did, and I was glad we got to hear him sing at all. I think in a lot of series we would be told that a character is an idol but we'd never actually see him perform.
Yiwaa is annoying af but for me what she said to Ploy was very satisfying .
The writers toyed with a couple of worn tropes and thankfully didn't follow through. When Vee got in the bike accident I expected it to become the reason for Mark to come rushing back to his side, but it didn't, and the scenes with Vee standing outside Mark's apartment all night (and getting soaked in the rain) passed by without much fanfare.
What really touched me was the scene with Mark and Nuea. "If you're hurt, why do I have to ignore it?" Finally we got a glimpse at the pain Nuea has been in, having to watch from afar as Mark gets swept away by a friend who seems not to appreciate what he has. Please, please give us a remake of Nuea's love story. Prom would bring us such a great performance as a lead in that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2y5ukVz3fo
Some of the most vacuous and bootlicking comments get 2.4K hearts.
In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king.
This was the least horrible episode so far. The catfight between Kim and Cherry was pretty good. But I don't like how they teased us with Baiboon making an appearance whereas he never did. This series needs compelling side couples, STAT.
I guess by the time they're done, Shin will be 18 and the final scene will be our boys finally doing what comes naturally.