Kiwi

Thank you 🙃

Does anyone know if this is made by WeTV, or just playing on their platform?

This sounds sweet.

it’s also available in Vigloo, which lets you watch it indefinitely, instead of only granting temporary access, like Shortime 👍

Sometimes, when people like most aspects of a show, but struggle with one, it’s not that simple.

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What do you mean by top?

How does me expressing my perspective bring it down? If you disagree that’s fine, but my point of view is no less valid that a more approving one, and you don’t get to silence other members for holding different opinions. There’s nothing to stop you scrolling past dissenting views.

Last episode I dubbed Duang the annoying cocker spaniel. This episode, for the first time in my life I want to hit a dog. As someone who doesn’t like inanity or small-talk I keep hitting pause. Qin can’t do that. He can only walk away or issue threats. I’m 100 % on Qin’s side. Duang is a pain. Even if he’s a sweetheart, he’s a nightmare to be around.

Hmm, the “gay for you” trope seems homophobic to me. It feels like it’s suffixed with “but it’s okay, because I’m not gay”. It was the biggest irritant for me in Revenged Love. I’m also thoroughly fed up with the bad communication trope.

I may be developing type two diabetes.

This is one reason why I’m not a fan of these locked in pairings. If you get one actor that’s just naturally talented, like Joong, it’s frustrating when their partner needs serious upskilling. Dunk’s gorgeous, but he’s just not Joong’s equal. Think of all the other skilled actors who’ve been paired with guy’s streets behind. It can be learned. Earth in Fourever You season one was abysmal, but he nailed it in season two. Pond wasn’t limited to working with him though, and we got Reset with Peterpan. I wish the pairings were all that flexible.

I know. I suspect the Heart Killers director worked out how to get the best out of him, where nobody else has.

Argh, thanks. The app messed up the uname.

It bored me, until they started going properly into why Sorn was so ephebiphobic. Before that it was “annoying nonsensical young man rubs uglies with beautiful but distant tall guy”, and very little else. There was zero real development of character or story. I might have enjoyed it more if Jun wasn’t such an idiot, but even in the extra episodes he irritated me. I hope Oat’s next characters are more likeable, because between that and his real life flub life seems to be imitating art, and I don’t like disliking actors. I’m aware different people get different things from watching the same productions though. I wasn’t meaning to imply it was universally dull.

Thanks. That’s helpful 👍 In that case I’ll give it another look once more episodes are out.

I dropped it. I was finding the discussion more entertaining than the series, which was a bad sign. I’ll keep reading this so if it goes beyond a string of NC beads I can pick it up again. Smut just isn’t enough to hold my interest. I had the same problem with My Stubborn. I only ended up watching the ending because of the discussion indicating some character development 🙃

Duang is giving serious cocker spaniel vibes. Slightly annoying spaniel. I hope he chills out a bit soon.

😆 So true. I have to say I’m struggling to finish watching it though. The writing and direction are abysmal.

I think this is quite possibly the most abortive timeline I’ve ever seen. They need to stop jumping, and give more information around big events, such as the first abduction. What lead into it and how it ended, for example. The story is a total fustercluck. There’s a bit to like, but it’s being seriously detracted from by the order and extent of events shown, and the choppy shifts. I’ll persist because of the main pair, but I am disappointed so far.