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Makes sense and is a good explanation.

It is Nice, who played Arthur in Second Chance. I really hated his character at first, but felt so sorry for him at the end.

Okay. I really like Palm and Nueng and loved Never Let Me Go, but did nobody notice when they were bathing in the river in this series that Palm did not have the tattoo of Nueng's Chinese name on his back? Oops!

You can go by the order of the series, though in this drama, Bar is a different actor. You can watch them individually too. It is really not necessary to watch them in order to understand each one. I do recommend it , though, to get the back stories. Love Mechanics is my favorite of all of them though. Mark and Vee are a rollercoaster ride of hate, love, jealousy, break-up, make-up and happy ending all in one drama. It was exhausting and refreshing at the same time. Enjoy!

Even Vee said it in the first 2 minutes that Nuea disclosed his interest in Praram..."he's just a boy!".

I agree! The remake of Love Mechanics is a rollercoaster ride of emotions that gives so much back story and depth to Mark, Vee, and Nuea.

You should watch all of the different Love Mechanics' series. They are some of my favorite dramas. Mostly because of Vee and Mark, though.

Opening scene at the party....Nuea is hanging onto Vee, Mark's boyfriend, like they are besties. He was in love with Mark in Love Mechanics, so they were rivals....but is now looking to wrangle in Praram? Can this get any sillier?

Probably because not all of them are released at the same time. This gives people a chance to comment on the individual segments on their own page. I kind of prefer it this way.

I agree!

Thanks! I did see Coffee Melody, so I'm sure that's where I saw him.

Are you talking about the guy friend who is always with Tin's girl friends? That's not Mek. I wish the cast list was complete for this drama, because I am curious about where I saw the guy friend before.

I am just hoping that something happens....and poof! The episode is over with nothing happening.

This could have had a perfectly good ending if it weren't for the last minute phone call from Note. It took away any sentimental value of the good relationship between Nut and Phob. Maybe it's supposed to make a cliffhanger to a sequel, but it took away from this particular story. And the flashbacks were excessive and unnecessary.

I re-watched the series before realizing there is the movie, which I bet does not have all of the flashbacks that really made me skip ahead constantly.

Thanks for the info. I pay for streaming services, and I don't mind paying for services I use, so if you can suggest a legit site that has Asian dramas, I would subscribe.

I just finished this series thanks to the Eng subs that someone did on YouTube. They weren't great, but I am still grateful that someone did them well enough to get the rest of this story. I didn't expect the intimate scene in ep 10, but it was done so well with the consent and sweet moments afterward. I'm usually not a fan of BLs that have so many gay couples in the friend group, because that just isn't realistic. This one was okay, though, because each couple had their own journey to get where they are. I especially liked the ending with the MLs taking care of their baby. There needs to be more focus on the fact that gay couples also have the desire to raise a family and it is possible. Many BLs have the line "we can't have a baby". It simply isn't true. I know that Asian countries are different from the U.S., but I do see Asian same-sex families with children.

I loved this drama, and am loving Bed Friend too. I think both are showing difficult family situations that the characters need to get over, and the fact that they can't do it alone. I agree that dealing with the toxic family relationships is a good part of the plot.

I see. It seems to be the only place I can consistently find dramas with subtitles. I wish it was easier.

This actually was super cute. It really did depict what goes through the minds of high school students with relationships and misunderstandings. Even if it did seem repetitive with the break up-make up cycle, it tackled real life high school issues of insecurity and jealousy. The best friends of each ML were great, too.