I don’t understand why some people are saying that In is “unbearable.” It’s so clear that he’s mentally unstable and carrying heavy trauma. The way he reacts to the smallest things, the panic when he can’t find Thap. They’re symptoms of someone who’s been through too much and is constantly on edge. In is a deeply broken character, someone who’s been bottling everything up for so long. Then Thap comes into his life, and instead of fitting neatly together, they crash into each other. Yes, In might be unfair to Thap at times, but not because he’s cruel. It’s because he’s not okay, and he desperately needs help.
In fact, the way he interacts with Thap shows he’s already doing far more than he’s ever allowed himself to do with anyone else. His “crashouts” make perfect sense when you understand where they come from. They’ve done a good job portraying the complexity of his pain, his fear, and the messy way healing can begin.
The show is genuinely incredible. The looks they give each other are so intense. Every detail is on point, from the way they bicker to the perfectly balanced mix of comedy and heartbreak. The portrayal of grief is so raw and beautifully done, and I’m hooked on every second.
Just finished watching the episode, and I totally love this show already. It’s funny, it’s sweet, I can totally see why they call it “romantic therapy”. Marks character is different from his usual more serious/angsty roles, I think it suits him a lot. I also love the way Ohm plays his character, it’s really fun to watch him. Just in episode one, I’ve already giggled over their cuteness. Much love for them.
It feels like so many people don’t get Yotha, and it’s frustrating. His character is so deeply conflicted with himself that he ends up saying things he regrets over and over again. He doesn’t want to hurt Gun, if anything, he’s trying to protect Gun from himself, but in the process, he ends up hurting him even more. Yotha isn’t some shallow, careless guy who isn’t ready for love. He’s complex, struggling with his emotions and his inability to express what he’s feeling, which makes his actions come across as messy. But you can see how much he loves Gun, how willing he is to change and do whatever it takes to make things right. He’s not bad for Gun, his intentions are good, even if he doesn’t always get it right. There’s such a huge difference between being a red flag and being someone who’s fighting an internal battle, making mistakes because he doesn’t know how to say what he truly feels. I’m not saying Yotha is doing everything right, no. You can’t justify all of his actions, but you should understand him better.
Their characters are so complex, I love it. Yotha kissing Gun was not okay, he had no right to do that at that moment. It crossed the line and I hope Gun would address that later. BUT Yotha didn’t do that to get his ownership back, it was because he doesn’t know how to communicate. This doesn’t justify his actions but it gets you to know what he’s trying with kissing him. As he said before, he doesn’t know how to make up with Gun. All he could say was a simple sorry, that already was hard for him to say. You can see that he feels sorry and he wants nothing but to apologise so he ends up kissing Gun as a sign of him only liking Gun and wanting him. Gun on the other hand grew up around a healthy environment, taught how to communicate. Their characters are the opposite and so things can get quite complicated between them. One needing more than just a sorry and the other one not being able to get the right words out of his mouth. Wow I love this so much. There’s so much to think about.
Does anyone know what the age difference for Warich and Yotha and Warich and Klao is in the book? I have no idea…
Yotha and Warich have an age difference of about 5-6 years and Klao and Warich of about 2 years. Warich dated Yotha that was 15-16 years old at that time, with himself being 20-21. They broke up when Yotha was about 17 I believe.
so this ain't it. this really ain't it. idk when will perth get to act with someone who is actually a good actor,…
Santa is not a bad actor, please get this clear. I know you can have different opinions but then for you this is clearly the novels/scripts fault. His character Gun is childish and just exactly like Santa does it (I like how he does It 🤷🏼♀️). Nobody would be able to do it way better. Every single time someone has this type of character people say they act bad. Literally people are never happy with the acting of bright and childish characters. But that’s Gun not Santa. You probably have not seen his other work, because he’s incredible. He’s super talented and able to play such emotional and serious characters. Before you judge maybe watch his other stuff first because I think he’s doing amazing. I’ve read the novel, he’s doing it just like in there. Put the blame on gmmtv or someone else but don’t hate on Santa. Him and Perth are both great actors. If you say otherwise that’s okay but then you’re really quick to judge.
All in all the show is fun to watch, especially Dunks character makes me laugh a lot. BUT there are so many things that bother me/that I dislike. I think my biggest problem is the unrealistic, predictable plot. I KNOW it’s a fictional story that doesn’t have to make sense 24/7. It’s just that the storyline is all about the cop not catching them and Kant working for them. It doesn’t make sense!! They would’ve been arrested a long time ago and in general there’s sm more that is so unrealistic and poorly produced, that it just makes me laugh. The dramatic scenes are not hitting because everything is just so random and questionable. At the boat scene I was just asking myself why tf he was in there or why Style was at that pool? Plus we know that they’re not gonna shoot them, so no big shocking to us. I don’t see the characters deep emotional connection to each other as well. That’s why it’s hard for me to enjoy their scenes. Storyline wise I still enjoy Fadel and Style more, I think they at least have somewhat of a better story. Nothing against the actors, I love them all but it’s the plot and show itself. Not dropping because it still has some interesting things in there plus the chemistry is saving it, but surely not an amazing show in my opinion.
Nani Hirunkit he’s called! He was in F4 Thailand, Home School and Wednesday Club. You’re right, he’s so…
Wednesday Club is a decent show, nothing special and I wouldn’t say it was amazing. High School Frenemy is definitely the best show for Nani right now. Isk about Home School cause I haven’t watched it.
I could write an essay about how much I like this show so far. Shin and Saint both yearn for their friendship, still Shin is trying so hard not to give in. But you can see that it deeply affects him. The way he cries for no one but Saint where his emotions just overflow. The longing and the tension of these two that just want each other back is insane. The way Shin instinctively protected Saint, shows again how he still cares about him. Everytime they lock eyes you can see how both are affected, the tears and the long staring. Amazing acting from both, I haven’t felt those strong emotions coming from gmmtv actors in a while. Definitely one of my top shows of the year.
I love this show so much. Every ep is sooo exciting and the end omg. One of the best gmmtv shows for this year definitely!!! I just love the concept wowowow
Home is such an interesting character to me. We first get to know him as someone that only cares about his money not really about other things and people. He acts very childish, makes a lot of jokes and can’t comprehend certain things people tell him. Slowly you can see that he’s getting closer to Pang and Peach, earning for the family that he never had. Yet he’s still very obedient towards his family THAT he had. What makes him wanting to get away from his home but also being so dependent on his home? It seems like there’s way more behind is character that we haven’t seen yet. The way he reacted to the situation in the last part was unusual for his usual more nonchalant reaction to issues. It seems like he could totally not handle his friends being taken away. In that moment he left himself completely out of the focus, again unusual. I don’t think he’s doing well at all.
Such an underrated show!! Plot wise and in general acting and quality wise this show is amazing. I haven’t been liking a show that much in forever, just because of the plot. It doesn’t get boring, every episode gives you something new (ty also to the cameos that make it even more fun). As I mentioned acting wise I really want to praise them. Tay, New, Jan (and the rest of the cast) are doing great at portraying their emotions. Especially New in ep 6 left me speechless by his performance. Such a well written series with a nice plot, nice acting, comedy, a bit of horror, drama, hardships, friendships…. Everything that just makes a very enjoyable show.
I don’t know why people are saying they didnt understand this episode. Everything was very clear and understandable to me, still there are things that I found kind of weird and not how I would’ve liked the last episode to be like. First of all, Tonkla and Korn having a very tragic and sad ending was something I very much expected and I did like this ending. I think it suited Tonklas sad written character. Now to Great and Tyme. After all those episodes, giving us these 3 different stories from each perspective, each of their own 4 minutes, I expected an unexpected and more tragic ending. I didn’t like how they directly showed us Tyme and Great being both alive and back together. Details went missing, no answers to how Great woke up, when he woke up and how Great and Tyme got close. I think for this type of storyline an ending that is more tragic and has to do something with those 4 minutes would’ve been the better choice. Earlier in Tymes 4 minutes when they showed us all those scenes of them both, I had this very sad feeling. It just seemed like the best ending would be for them not to end up together, and let all of this be the imagination of how it could be. Endings like these hit me, not after 8 episodes of terror a more boring, happy ending.
For me, the mvp in this whole show is definitely Tonkla. His character starts quite normal/uninteresting but happens to be so important, sad and shocking. He gave up on governmental justice. He knows that he does not have the power to get the justice he'd want. Caring about what could happen to himself is not important, the only thing he wants is revenge. This revenge where he trys to kill Great is literally how the whole 4 minutes situation started. His character is SO important. Tonkla continues going through such traumatic events that lead to him hallucinating. While more stuff gets revealed he just smiles, as if he completely lost any feelings. His ending will definitely be heartbreaking. Theres no way he will be okay. He'll probably either kill himself or be killed. Fuaiz the actor you are 👏🏻👏🏻
I wouldve never expected to come out and say this when I saw the pilot a few months ago, but this show is one of the best shows that gmmtv has released in a long time. Quality wise, cast wise, acting wise, everything is so amazing! Not one ep has let me down, its such a good watch everytime. The way the actor's protray their characters makes me feel so emotionally connected to them. I also wanna say once again how I love White and the way Dunk is playing him. Wow, I also love the bond between the characters. Such as Ivy and Star, cant wait to see more of them.
In is a deeply broken character, someone who’s been bottling everything up for so long. Then Thap comes into his life, and instead of fitting neatly together, they crash into each other. Yes, In might be unfair to Thap at times, but not because he’s cruel. It’s because he’s not okay, and he desperately needs help.
In fact, the way he interacts with Thap shows he’s already doing far more than he’s ever allowed himself to do with anyone else. His “crashouts” make perfect sense when you understand where they come from. They’ve done a good job portraying the complexity of his pain, his fear, and the messy way healing can begin.