Pincolino

The strength of this series is the humor and the great acting. I find it highly entertaining, but the plot is really repetitive. In the last two episodes they were mostly drinking and suffering from memory loss. And now we get the jealousy plot. Making your fake boyfriend jealous with a fake girlfriend. And lots of jealousy in the next episode to come. You cannot reinvent the wheel, so I'm okay with it. But it's really impossible to take this plot serious.

"But since this is his first series, I commend him for the fast improvement!" I don't think he improved, he was great since the very beginning. There was just no need to be more emotional in earlier episodes. The guy is insanely talented. Hands down, the best BL actor I have ever seen on screen. He is better than Bright too. Unpopular opinion, I guess, but Bright isn't good with comedy and Win can do it all. I thought his performance in emotional scenes would be lacking, but no. The guy delivers. It cannot get any better.

The biggest problem with TharnType is that they used a heavy topic like child abuse and didn't explore it well. Both characters were so annoying and had some questionable morals. If not for the good chemistry between Mew&Gulf I don't know why someone would like this. Watching it made me very uncomfortable.

For me it was obvious. He looks too good in those black pants and with the white shirt. He has the same body as Max. But I was surprised by his height. It took me some episodes to understand how tall he is.

I could never get into the couple in SOTUS. I still think it's the best BL series ever made with a mature and well-thought plot, but it wasn't for me. 2gether is so silly and the plot is a mess compared to Sotus. I wouldn't be surprised if there are people out there who are confused about the big success.

Honestly speaking I don't know if this will be the best series ever, but it's sure the most entertaining. The rewatch value is extremely high and I assume that's the reason for the millions of views only after 24h. This is so fun. I play it up and down the whole day. It just makes me happy XD

Okay, now it's official: Looking at the views on YT this series surpassed DBK and ToL. Now it has to take the crown from SOTUS ...

I LOVE that they cast Win for the role as Tine. I didn't read the novel (and I don't plan to), but from what I have heard and seen this is a typical BL story with Sarawat being the good looking, manly top with a huge build while Tine is the small, cute, crybaby bottom how we have seen them hundred million times before. The art work I saw about those two characters is very unoriginal and boring too. And then they gave Win the role. With his cute face he can pull off the cute bottom effortlessly, but at the same time I sense some serious top vibes. Not to mention his HEIGHT. I can't stop gushing over it. For some reason I thought Drake is a big guy, but nope. Better don't stand near our baby Win!

If those two are able to deliver a beautiful romantic kiss, then the whole internet will EXPLODE!

Great episode, but they overdid it with the alcohol and the memory loss LOL

I love Bright (who doesn't?), but for me Win is the star of the series. And I LOVE that he is the tallest one of all the guys.

I think I know about what interview you're talking. But there is another one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruCPGPBqSYU
Win is giving rather standard answers, but Bright seems very thoughtful and sophisticated. Pretty untypical for a BL actor.

"love isn't and shouldn't be about what gender you are"
Love is mostly about gender. I don't know why the community is saying this again and again. If love wouldn't be about gender, everyone would be bisexual or pansexual. A gay man will not fall in love with a woman because he is attracted to the same sex. So his love depends on the gender of the person he loves. I guess they mean that love between two men and two women is the same as between a man and a woman. Yeah, then I agree. (I'm not talking about Win and Bright in particular, that saying is pretty popular and I'm confused by it).

About Tine in the series: I like it that he shows no signs of falling in love with Sarawat. He isn't interested in men as far as we know at this point, he likes Pear (I cannot blame him, the girl is gorgeous), then there is this very popular guy with this girl fan club who was annoyed by him from the very beginning. Who agreed to fake flirting with him, for whatever reason. His flirting is rather blunt and awkward. Until ep 5 it always looked like he was just teasing Tine. I feel like it never crossed Tine's mind that Sarawat could like him and that's rather believable. I remember watching ep 3 and thinking those two are a bad match. They are very different personality-wise, they bicker a lot, they seem to be annoyed by each other - but at the same time it's obvious they enjoy each other's company (well, we know Sarawat is in love, but also Tine is looking for him constantly). I guess this works so well, because of the incredible chemistry between Bright & Win. I'm a sucker for a slow development and I have no complaints until now.

I wish every day would be Frigay! LOL

For a straight guy he is doing a fabulous job ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hX5KohYfhQ

@Liz
"how many people do you hear saying I dont want to be stuck in straight roles???"
People who are stuck in straight roles don't have to play the couple even off-screen. At least I don't know about it. The shipping culture and the very demanding fandom who cannot differentiate between fiction and the real life of the actors is a problem.

No offense, but I cannot blame actors for running away from that industry. Permanently being reduced to do stuff with your co-actor because everyone wants to see you just with HIM. How many times actors get hate for pairing up with someone else? Playing the couple constantly, acting gay the whole time (even if they aren't)? The fans are so demanding, almost aggressive. This is tiring. But the thing is, most of them should have known what they are getting themselves into. So I blame them for not being smarter and choosing this career path in the first place and later whining about it. Also, those hetero series aren't much better. I think Mean said something like he wants to work more professionally. But yeah, which series are more professional? I have seen one with New and Krist and this series was terrible. And do they have enough talent when most of them get only casted because of their good looks? I feel like the actors who aren't that good to begin with are complaining the most.

"I feel like making this a spoiler 'cause I might be stepping on some fans' toes with this message."
Well, not on mine. I'm no fan of the industry, and when actors say the won't do any more BL roles, fans are immediately hating and calling them homophobic, when in fact the whole industry is very questionable. Who in his right mind would want to be a part of that if not for the money? Having fan meetings where you have to be touchy touchy with your co-star while girls are screaming their lungs out? Isn't it humiliating?
I'm glad Bright and Win have a different approach (until now). They don't play the couple 24/7 to entertain the crowd like some circus monkeys. Also, Bright is very eloquent, and they both seem to be very mature, which is surprising because of their young age.

"Or still confused about their sexuality like Bright!"
LMAO
It's funny how he stares at Win all the time. It's obvious he adores him, but when Win becomes touchy touchy Bright doesn't like it.

It's three years and SOTUS got two seasons. I hope everything turns out well and we'll see a lot of those two in the future. They are adorable.

Serious question: Is it even a good idea to be in the entertainment industry in Thailand? Is this a good career path to follow? Can you last there? Some of those guys go to university - if I'm not mistaken. Maybe it's better to become an engineer ;)