I need a hot milk from laughing hard. That was such an Oscar-worthy review :). Glad I already dropped this one…
Sadly, my bank account is non-existent. But, anyway, I don't find dig Gui that attractive :). Might be snared with Nitrogen if the cast, including the writer and the director will undergo rigid masterclass/workshop to make minimal improvement with their Oscar-worthy series. :)
On the finale episode of “You are my Milk Man”, Milk Man delivers milk to his master and finally yells at…
I need a hot milk from laughing hard. That was such an Oscar-worthy review :). Glad I already dropped this one before becoming invested to painfully watch it until the 'cinematic' end. :)
hi, some freshies (or most) yes, because they come from high school and straight to uni life and some uni (although…
I see. Thanks for those inputs. With that I guess this series is not a satire. It do exaggerate certain reactions of characters to gays (out and closeted) and s3xual services but it, at a certain point, reflects TH communities (not all) behavior towards LGTBQ+. No wonder a lot TH BL recently had certain internalized homophobic content presented in comedic ways.
I'm glad though that it's slowly changing. And TH BL are gears to empower these changes.
Police Captain Wasan is not Inspector M, they are two different characters but they are in the same universe.…
Thanks for clarifying this. Yeah I do remember Dr. Bunn did appear briefly in SMYM, but I can't remember inspector M -_-. I've read those months/years ago so its difficult to remember.
Is it just me or inspector M is Police Captain Wasan from the novel "Spare Me Your Mercy" from the same author and the same setting. Does it mean they have plans to make likve-action from Sammon's other novels like "Triage" and "Euthanasia"?
My day is one of the worst bl. Gaya sa pelikula , boys’ lockdown , lakan , better days so much more
I think you shan't argue with J100. He/She thinks because he/she had watched a lot, meant he/she can judge a show based on preconceived ideas formed from those shows. And I do wonder if J100 did pick decent ideas from those he/she had watched. :)
Hmm been watching this one up to the latest ep (EP4) and I find this one as a satire. And I do hope it is one. There were dark humors which does not sit well with me but enjoyable if one views this as a satire and not as an art imitating life.
Also I just have one question, I hope some locals or at least one who had experience living in TH can answer. From the series, they are already in the Uni and can it can be assumed that they are at least in their 'late teens', right? (or am I wrong?).
My question is: Do Uni students there really acts 'high school-ish'?
Might be snared with Nitrogen if the cast, including the writer and the director will undergo rigid masterclass/workshop to make minimal improvement with their Oscar-worthy series. :)
I'm glad though that it's slowly changing. And TH BL are gears to empower these changes.
I do hope they make 'Triage' into live-action :).
They (including Tonhon and friends) comes to me as high schoolish even as seniors. But it might be because of cultural differences.
Also I just have one question, I hope some locals or at least one who had experience living in TH can answer. From the series, they are already in the Uni and can it can be assumed that they are at least in their 'late teens', right? (or am I wrong?).
My question is: Do Uni students there really acts 'high school-ish'?
I have been waiting for this one. I think this will be my first TH BL outside of the usual school/engineering setting.
I am keeping my fingers crossed though, I hope they will not follow the novel as is, I hope they include something new that is not out of context :)