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Hard to say. Maybe they were the only one who confess their feelings and they don't want the audience to compare and contrast them with the other ships? Or maybe they wanted to center the finale around the Vibe prompts and goodbyes so that scene at the swings wouldn't fit?

There is a vote component that they didn't really went too much into in the show. The winner of that vote will be the one to win the BL role prize. Since the vote is currently still ongoing, there is no way they know the winner when they filmed the finale, so the focus of the finale was more them sharing their feelings and saying goodbyes

There is a fan meeting later this month, so they will probably announce the winner of the vote then or in a live stream.

There is a separate online vote that is still going on. So we probably won't know who won til either the fan meeting later this month or if they do a live stream. They have been releasing weekly results and it looks like Chang is the most likely winner

There is a vote component that they didn't really went too much into in the show. The winner of that vote will be the one to win the BL role prize. Since the vote is still happening right now, there is no way they know the winner when they filmed the finale, so the focus was more on just a group of boys in the house getting to know each other.

There is a fan meeting later this month, so they will probably announce the winner of the vote then or in a live stream.

And in terms of dating, while they didn't outright say it, TinoChang were holding hands multiple times during the finale. They also had a scene from the preview where they were holding hands that was cut.

The winner of the vote get selected for a BL. Since the show was filmed before the vote started, they had no way of knowing who will be the winner. The winner of the vote will probably be revealed at the fan meeting happening later this month. That or they will do a live stream to reveal the result

They have been revealing weekly results though, and it is looking like Chang is the most likely winner, with Pond as the runner up

Ep9 was so good and it is nice to see that the production took great care in choosing their contestants. I am so glad we got more TinoChang moments this episode and it really does seem like Chang is reciprocating Tino's feelings. Hopefully, it all works out for those two. It does seem like next episode will be them saying good bye to the house. They will probably do a live stream afterwards as an after show to discuss what it was like for them since the filming, what is was like watching the episodes aired the last few weeks, potential relationship status, and the vote results.

I have a feeling they will definitely have to manipulate the vote results so that one of the current popular pairing end up on top or one of the top 2 will likely give up their prize so it can go to the other winner's partner. There is no way they will go do a BL with the current Top 2 of PondChang.

I just watched Ep9, and I think the best description of the show is that this is not a dating show nor is it really a BL ship chemistry show. It is a show that put together a bunch of boys and see what develop from that. It is similar to the Boys Lost in Thailand show that just started (well, less international though). Basically, if a relationship develops, great. If they just become friends, that is great as well.

I know they mentioned they stated at the start that the "prize" is a BL role, but it really doesn't seem like they put too much emphasize on that. The prize hasn't been mentioned since Ep1. They had that director (and later actor) come talk to them, but it never feel like a large part of the show. They don't even advertise the whole vote thing a lot and you wouldn't even know where to find the current state of the vote unless you stalk the show's social media. Basically, if they didn't mentioned the prize in Ep1, I wouldn't even be able to tell that there is something they are competing for.

Also, just because gay people are a minority in real life, doesn't mean a BL would need to include all those straight stories to make it more "realistic". That would be like making a supernatural show like Teen Wolf, but feel like you have to balance out the werewolf story with Jill's pregnancy scare, or Jack's football, or John's parents' divorce because it would be more "realistic" since most of the class is not supernatural.

I complete agree with this. They started the show off saying how the class comes to Heesu for relationship advice, but outside of Heesu trying to matchmake SeongWon and JiYu, he never deal with other people's relationship and nobody seem to consider him an expert in relationship. It is like they add in the starting scene and then just completely forgot about it for the rest of the show. It is like starting a show saying the ML is an excellent musician, but then that is never relevant again afterwards, even as the rest of the show revolve around a music contest.

The worst part of this is even if the main character is Chan Yeong, it would still be a bad show, as they basically resolved nothing of half his storylines aside from the romance arc that was finished midway through the show. The tennis and the dad story arcs are left largely unresolved in the end

It is a show with a (mostly) gay POV, where the narrator is the common point that link the storylines together, but the narrator doesn't actually play much of a role in the storylines themselves. Heesu could be removed from the show and most of the storyline aside from the one with Seung Won would have played out exactly the same.

* The romance between Chan Yeong and Ji Yu would have played out exactly the same without Heesu as he played no role in them getting together and maybe as a small obstacle. But without Heesu, the romance would have gone roughly the same.
* Aside from one sentence asking Chan Yeong why he isn't playing tennis, Heesu has no bearing on the tennis plot. With Ji Yu there as encouragement, the tennis plot would have played out exactly the same
* Obviously, he played zero role in Ji Yu's music storyline so that would have played out the same
* Each of sisters' love story did not really depend on Heesu being there as he was there mostly as an observer of the aftermath. Him being there as a sounding board did not affect how each of those love story played out.
* For the third pairing, Heesu was there mostly as an observer and played no role

So how would you label a show with a gay POV but that narrator play a limited if not non-existent role in the majority of the storylines? I would probably label the show as an ensemble show with a BL subplot. But at that point, they really should just rename the show as Youths of Class 2

I love 2J, but I kind of stopped watching Cityboy_log after the storyline about the company forcing them into the closet and then they ran off on a trip. Have they showed back up on Cityboy_log since then, cause I heard the recent episodes has all been focused on the new cast

Heesu may have more screentime than any other individual character, but I reject the assertion that Heesu played a role in facilitating anything that happened. You can remove Heesu from every storyline and they would have played out exactly the same. ChanYoung's tennis, ChanYoung's family life, ChanYoung and JiYu's relationship, JiYu's music issues, Hosik's relationship, the sisters' relationship problems. Heesu was basically a silent observer for all of that if he was even there at all. He was either not there, just made a passing remark about the situation, or just silently observing everything.

At this point, I would rather have the 2gether's High Five ending

I just realize another reason why I disliked the show: Heesu is the central character in the show, but only in so far as he is the link between all the different storylines. But he actually play little to no role in those storylines themselves. ChanYoung's tennis struggle, the other friend's secret admirer, ChanYoung and JiYu's relationship, and the sisters' relationship problems... Heesu did not factor into those storyline at all. He could be entirely removed and aside from the fact that there will be nothing to link the stories together, all of the storylines would play out exactly the same.


It would be like if the show is about a school principal walking through the hallway observing all the drama and storyline happening in each classroom, but never entering the room. Yes, the principal is what links the classrooms, but he is never actually part of each class. If that show was named after the principal, I'm sure the audience would also say the title is completely misleading

They definitely should have skipped the whole telling dad thing when they resolved that off-screen anyway. Should have just taken that time to explore them as a couple more instead

It doesn't matter how many years younger Songjam is to the dad. The issue is that doctor Songjam is at least a few years after he time traveled at the point that Aksorn is born. And present day Aksorn is at least 18, making Songjam around 25 years older. If Songjam was 18 when he time-traveled, that means he is about 43 years old to Aksorn's 18.

The mirror breaking was never explained well. It broke when Songjam traveled to the past, but was repaired when he moved into the apartment. But somehow, the mirror broke by itself in the present day despite nobody traveling through it.

Phum is a 300 year old vampire, but they also said that 100 years in the Thaiwilight is 3 years in the Human World. So only 9 years has passed since Phum was turned into a vampire. That is why it is a plothole for there to be a human body for Phum to go into

Songjam landed 27 years ahead of time, so assuming he is 18 at the time, he is 45 in present day. Assuming Aksorn is 20 now, Songjam was 25 when he delivered Aksorn. We just have to assume he advanced really quickly in his medical degree