I loved the first episode - I smiled and laughed through the whole thing. The subtitles are clearly not quite there yet, but they are good enough to get by. Anyone saying that things are progressing too fast in their relationship is clearly overlooking the crazy chemistry.
This is silly relaxing fluff so far and I'm really enjoying it. My Tuesdays are relatively free since almost all of the currently airing stuff seems to be on Fridays and Saturdays, so this is filling the space nicely.
I did not expect this to be as funny as it was, but I really enjoyed it. Throuple representation is rare, so I appreciate that they went there. The leads are all ridiculously good looking in different ways. Got a membership just to watch this one and have no regrets. Would happily watch a full length series with this premise and these actors. They made a cool song for the series too.
The excitement completely vanished from the original plot trailer with the new one. Such a shame. Same vibe as…
The vibe completely changed between the pilot trailer and the new official trailer... feels lower budget too, and lots of focus on what I assume are not one but two GL couples. What happened to all of the pained angst of the backstory for our main character? Hopefully the series is more interesting than the new trailer makes it look.
Eight (and I'm being generous here) episodes worth of story dragged out over ten episodes. Typical frustrating sexual wasteland for the audience as soon as the situationship officially graduated into a meaningful relationship. Too much telling and not enough showing. Needed a better script and better editing choices.
Okay, hear me out, this was absolutely hilarious... the ridiculous positions, the props, the stoic face of the therapist for the first three episodes in particular... worth watching just for the amusement factor. Soft-core made to look like hard-core (sort of but not really) and the inevitable developing of feelings that seems to go along with these kinds of 'stories'. I feel like someone, somewhere is going to be very disappointed in actual sex therapy. I feel like I've seen variations of this theme pop up quite a few times here and there, so I presume this is a fairly common fantasy or something (maybe it feels less shameful to frame it as 'therapy' rather than 'paying a professional for sex') and I feel like maybe the concept could work as an actual story... but that would require a bit more work on developing a plot beyond just helping out some lonely dude who struggles to orgasm.
I love Lee Sang Min's expressive eyes, and I think this short web series had some interesting ideas. Trigger warnings for abusive power dynamics, toxic relationships, physical abuse, and bullying.
at first it looks promising. as the plot is about if old love can reconcile and back to being loved again (that's…
I honestly can't recommend that you give this series the time of day. Just wait until the leads and secondary leads are in better series with writers who don't use a lazy miscommunication plot to drag out over 7 episodes. Not only do they actually fridge a main character, they also try to bait and switch the viewers with NC scenes to cover up the complete lack of emotional depth or growth for the lead couple. There are so many better series to watch that you would be doing yourself a disservice.
I didn't think that the kissing could get worse... and yet here we are. I miss the distraction of the thumb ring.
Oh I totally get you, I've seen lots of actors that I know CAN kiss well... but for some reason they get sabotaged by direction and editing. I often make the joke that the kissing can't be allowed to look too hot otherwise it might magically turn everyone gay.
I've slogged through EIGHT episodes and I don't know if I can waste another two hours of my life to wrap this nonsense up. If you love the main CP enough to not care about a miscommunication trope being dragged out until episode eight (despite 'the big reveal' being super obvious from at least episode four) and completely nonsensical emotional responses from the leads, then this is the show for you. Otherwise I can't honestly recommend it, and regret having spent time on this series. No shade to any of the actors, but the writing choices have left me cold.
The chemistry between the leads is okay so far, but the lack of budget to even pay an art student is depressing.... why make a character an artist if you're going to use generated slop in the show?
Coming to GagaOOLala on the 14th May!
Trigger warnings for abusive power dynamics, toxic relationships, physical abuse, and bullying.