Future_Dreamer

The writing

I must commend the writing in this story. As a writer, I tend to look for good/solid writing, remarkable/memorable characters, and flowing scenes. So far, this series is giving me everything, and I am having a ball! I also like that we didn't get the "falling in love at first sight" trope. I'm over that one for now.

Friendships are important! Get into it!

This episode reminded me that friendships are absolutely important and it made me think of my best friend who is always on my mind no matter what. I'm glad Prem's gang made up and how they made Samsi that he is important to them despite not being single anymore.

Emotional rollercoaster

This episode was brought to you by the right amount of happiness, angst, heartwrenching, and separation all rolled into a tight bittersweet bun.

Ten finds "home" in Prem's cooking

Ten is searching for the familiarity of love, warmth, and comfort. These traits portray what a home is, and Ten is looking for "home", which he finds in Prem's food. In his childhood, he was the happiest when he was with his family, and he's looking to recreate it through cooking. This episode was a little philosophical, looking at it from Ten's POV, but it worked because it came together perfectly with the humor and drama.

Bad boy for life!

Boss lets his feelings hang out in this episode showing that he's more human than android 😂 This is where the tables turn and I'm here for it!

Lesson learned!

While telling the truth might be scary, that old saying about honesty being the best policy still holds up. Tae had wanted to tell the truth from the beginning where the broken hard drive was concerned, but because of peer pressure, he went along with attempting to fix the company's hard drive without informing his mentors. This episode was dramatic and chaotic and I loved it!

"Ryan, krap"

That single interview scene with Baimon mispronouncing Ryan's name is ICONIC!Ryan is so relatable. It brings back memories of when I was a trainee. And he's an introvert, too? Check! I'm in for the long haul.

Not the greatest but...

...I liked it overall. It was unserious and I like that it did not have dragged out unnecessary drama.

Best episode yet?

Yes, it was, and it was also the return of Pang. Although her little note might have gotten Prem in trouble, I don't see why Ten had to take the note home.

Ten's second chance

Ten gets a second chance to "save his mother" all over again in the form of Dr. Earn. Overall, the episode was cute and Ten is on his way to healing.

Ten out of Ten!

Off's characterization of Ten has been superb and it all collides into a speeding train in this episode.

Filler episode?

I watch both cut and uncut versions before I make a full comment, but this episode felt like a filler episode. Nonetheless, I enjoyed Prem's chaotic friends.

Ten's imaginative tango

Had Ten not wanted to become a doctor, he would've been a best-selling author because the things that he imagines are top author tier and he has enough material to publish his own rom-com story. Wait...

Enter Chef Changma

Finally! Changma is here to shake things up! I was impressed with Victor's portrayal as a chef: he looks and acts like a real one, that if I were new to Thai shows, I'd thought that he was one of the real chefs in this.

Ten... Eleven... Twelve...

The good doctor is subconsciously being himself around Prem, Metha is hilarious, and Dynamite and Samsi are riots! 'Cooking Crush' is a soul healer.