Not a Robot

Thank you for this info. I think this show brings awareness on topics that are not usually included in dramas of any kind.

Although I disagree with you about Korea killing it (sorry), MDL is kind of a puritanical, almost religiously fanatical space, and calls everything and anything toxic, even though their behavior on the boards is RL toxic behavior. The high school student/adult relationship is giving the young virgins the vapors, so they need to give the series a 1 to prove their dedication to their cause. Shintaro is at the national age of consent, but that doesn't stop the crusade.

This last episode was so sweet for all three couples. I'm not sure what storm is coming up, but I'm hoping it's cotton candy clouds and it rains candy.

Thanks for letting me know. I don't have TikTok for personal reasons, so I've never heard of the previous series.

Boat was under the hit on Candy spell. Thankfully Ice was there to tell Praew he will unfollow her and saved client confidentiality. Then they all celebrated by doing a free fan photoshoot, while we were treated to the same exact Daonuea/Nine amusement park scenes that we saw last week, until Tee showed up. This whole show is ridiculous.

I thought I was the only one who thinks the subtitles under "Lodestar Production" was redundant, while not subbing other stuff written in Thai. You will be heartbroken because instead of. you, Tee is turning to Ice. This will give Daonuea and Nine a brilliant reason for some bathroom sex in the office.

In addition to his printer fixing technique, Ice also has the superpower of stopping irrational behavior by threatening to unfollow Praew. When she finds out about their affair, we'll just pull him off Tee and get him to make Praew stop her nonsense with the unfollow threat. That will give Nine and Daonuea time to flush the toilet and pretend they were washing their hands.

One of my favorite series this year. I love slice of life stories, and finding one set in Tokyo is a real gem. Just beautiful.

I'm loving this slice of life series. They hired actors close in age so the age gap doesn't look as obvious. I think that Nishigaki is capturing the determination that Shintaro has in the manga, and Kusakawa, is doing great showing his inner conflict. Just like real life, Akira is a contradiction, when he was young, he loved an adult, but now that he is the adult, he is running away from his intended. I love rural Japan much more than Tokyo, so I'm glad that viewers get so see how beautiful rural Japan is. Most Japanese BL manga are set in Tokyo, so I'm glad companies are also producing stories in rural settings when choosing live action projects.

I'm sad this is about to end. I'm rooting for them, but Tono just runs with his emotions, like a normal 21st century kid, instead of trying to talk things out, and Boss is being too vague. I liked that Tono accused Boss of being an AI which is something that is currently being discussed online, with theories about can AIs become sentient. I want Boss to remove the filter too. Hopefully they make up during the final episodes.

"But son, he's the man who saved your sunglasses. Don't you remember?"

Me too. I'm riding the hot mess train into the station.

Meanwhile, Ice, Boat, Candy and Praew are having a fan photoshoot back at the ranch. Boat, instead of grilling Candy over being deceived, chose to flirt instead. After 3 episodes of forced kisses, we get no sexual tension between Daonuea and Nine. Candy should not disclose her friend's mental health diagnosis to an almost stranger, but doesn't tell her BFF that Daonuea is a man. If Praew turns into a killer, we'll bring in Ice to threaten to no longer be her fan if she goes through with the killing. That will stop her.

Saw the trailer on YouTube. Can't wait for this to air.

When they were in script discussion for Episode 6, I'm surprised no one pointed out that half of Episode 5 is in Episode 6. I guess the actors would stay quiet because they only have to memorize less than half the usual lines, plus the women took up a lot of screen time. Daonuea turns into a tsudere, Ice saves the agency, Boat the initial village idiot, is now the village sage. Who can make this stuff up?

Sorry, I misread your comment, but isn't it a shame that I would actually believe it.

I hope they turn it around, but then I would lose my comedy relief. Nine "saving" Daonuea is one of the most unintentionally funny scenes I've watched in a while.

I didn't realize this. I thought the writer and production staff were the same. Is it the same director? Daonuea is acting like an 8 year old and Tee is his dad.

It seems like Pakon has a problem with Tess and is his classmate. Since they usually show Ohm when they talk, I figured his problem is with Tess. Hopefully they will reveal it to us soon.

Since they show Ohm when it's Pakon's POV, I don't know if it's Pakon or the person in his body who keeps running away. Ohm's voice is so distinctive that as least I know when he's speaking.

Apparently, Episode 0 is on another planet (10/10) compared to the series. I didn't know about the special episode when I started watching this. When I saw the comments here, I decided to not watch it yet.

My advice, if you are going to watch the series, do not watch Episode 0 prior. Those viewers seem the most pissed off. If you are not going to watch the series, only watch Episode 0. I'm going to watch the series, then go back and watch Episode 0, or watch it because I don't want to get mad. Now I watch for the unintended humor.