LightHouse74

Overall, this was a cute series. Unfortunately, the execution tinted some of its shine. The script started off strong with a nice balance of comedy and drama, but lost this mixture along the way. It also developed a few weak aspects that I didn’t like and got annoying at times. The pacing was a little off and got a little draggy by the 5th episode. They should have use their screentime more wisely considering its an 8-episode series. I also wish they focused a little more on the second couple’s storyline. I didn’t mind Wannueng’s over exaggerated personality at first, but it got a little annoying in the middle of the series. Although sweet, the ending was a little lack luster. However, this had a very creative “accidental” kiss scene I’ve seen in a long time. The entire cast was great throughout the series. Kudos to them for trying to make this work. This also had nice cinematograph and music.

Random Note:

In closing, this is one of those series that I don’t regret watching. I just don’t see myself wanting to rewatch it.

I love seeing familiar locations during Thai series. Please don’t ask, I don’t know why.

The house used for Win and Wannueng is the same one used in “The Tuxedo” (Aiaoon’s house) series.

Win’s bedroom is the same one used in “Be Mine Superstar” (Punn’s bedroom) and “55:15 Never Too Late” (Jaya’s bedroom) series.

The Café briefly used in episode 3 and episode 5 is the same one used in the series “Baker Boys” (Café name was Sweet Day), “Enchanté” (Also called Sweet Day), “The Eclipse” (Name was Café for all), “Twins” (Didn’t have a name), “Wandee Goodday” (Also called Café for all), and “Love Design” special episodes (Didn’t have a name).