Not a Robot

Is Japanese the language of this series? Now that you mention it, I only see katakana on the poster, no hangul.

I don't know the process, I just see clips on YouTube. That's how I found out that Gun won an award for his role in Leap Day.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who doesn't like his dental work. Natural teeth, except for very few people are not white, but more yellowish, so I think that's why they get the work done. He should have gone to more of an artist though. There's a couple other people who got that done over the summer (can't remember off hand) and they all look fake. Maybe they should go to Los Angeles instead. Look at Tom Cruise's teeth when he first started. Totally amazing change.

I think 8.9 is too low. With all the melodramatic, tearjerking teen angst that's constantly being produced, it's wonderful to see the fine acting skills and unbeatable dialogue. I prefer shows like Me and Thee and Khemjira anytime over the teen angst stuff. Pond should win an award for this role, but it will probably go to some "dark" character. But we all have different tastes.

Every single lovers who speak different languages series has been a flop for me, even Mew's and I'm ride or die for Mew Suppasit. I'm not sure why they keep licensing that type of plot. I'm not GenZ so maybe that's more what they like and I'm out of style?

In addition to surgery, he's lost a lot of weight. In his freak out scene with Tawan, it was really obvious. GMMTV seems to like the very skinny look in their male actors.

I think that a role like Khun Thee shows that great acting isn't only in the intense dramas. I think this is Pond's best work. His Leap Day show just finished prior to this, which was a no brainer for good acting with Gun in the cast. I think his acting is Me and Thee is just fantastic because it's hard to make a quirky character, with over the top mannerisms (like his signature being everywhere, including his screen saver) not unintentionally become camp. He pushes up to that line which takes enormous skill. I think 2025 allowed Pond to show his range and bring us some fine acting. I'm sad that the penultimate episode is this week.

Khun Thee is my hero and he in his weird way is helping Peach and Plub heal. In return, Peach is teaching Thee that he is a great person and worth loving. Their conversations are so deep without being preachy or melodramatic. I hope they adapt the novel about Rome and Mok in 2027.

I'm thinking they used a different sub team for season 2. Some of the phrases are a little different. They should have paid Pond to help sub lol. I'm loving the friendship this season between Ter, North, Phoon and Dao. I was wondering where Dao was so I'm glad he showed up.

Phoon is a result of the scumbag father having sex without a condom while married. Phoon is not the biological son of Torfun's mother, they are half-siblings. The aunt is an employee of the family, so once Phoon's father sold the house, she was out of a job. Phoon's mother will be toward the end of the story if they follow the novel. The gifts that Phoon received in the box are a hint.

It all started because Phoon's father is a cheating scumbag who did not know how to use a condom and conceived Phoon with a mistress. Instead of looking in the mirror and blaming himself, and instead of his wife divorcing him, they both abused and blamed an innocent child for being born and made him their whipping boy. When their biological daughter died, they blamed Phoon and only then did the dumb broad wife finally leave the scumbag. The father and step-mother are to blame for everything. They through systematic torture that their daughter witnessed, contributed to her death.

The character Cher is one of the leads of A Boss and a Babe, played by Book.

I think Arthit and Dao because they are the South in the series.

I'm struggling with this because I don't know when the next child abuse scene will drop, and show how much BS Phoon has to eat while growing up. Fah hasn't found out about Fun yet so I'm doing the emotional equivalent of walking on eggshells while watching. I don't regret reading the novel during the hiatus between seasons, but this story is the saddest by far.

I love this show, starting from when Toh made sure he absolutely did not listen to the warnings Teh, who is a close friend of Jimmy, gave him. I can't wait for the series of bad decisions being made by Toh and Jimmy, resulting in Jimmy laying on the ground in an alley, drunk and distraught.

Not very good. The storytelling is my main critique, even more that the flat lipped kisses. It had potential but it was listless.

I really enjoyed episode 1 even though I FF through the hot stuff between Jimmy and Run. I love the brocon and it looks like old Fah has always had a crush on little Teh. I'm also waiting for Toh to put Jim through the ropes when Jim eventually messes up. Great chemistry between both couples.

I hope they paid Ray Davies for using You Really Got Me in Ep. 1. It's interesting how a different generation uses music that came out before they were born, especially since that song has nothing to do with sports.

I don't know the hype because I don't do socials but I love this series. It's well acted, humorous and the viewer gets to see both Peach and Thee just be themselves when they are together. I'm enjoying their relationship as they grow closer and they say important things to each other. Then Khun Thee busts out his soap opera lines that makes it humorous and cringe at times. I think that Pond is doing a very good job showing that a person can be lonely, even when they are never alone.

It may because he is speaking "soap opera talk" where it sounds campy and overdramatic. Even his diction is soap operaish. It would be like a guy in his 20's using Shakespearean or King James English as their normal day to day speech.