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That'd be so good. I loved seeing those two together. At least we'll see those two actors together in the upcoming gmmtv series "The Eclipse". I think they're the second couple in it? https://kisskh.at/715893-the-eclipse

Welp. Who wants to take one for the team and go learn Thai and make subtitles for the hours of episodes of this? hah. I really really want to watch this with subs. For now, all we have are some clip videos.

this one better come out early enough in 2022. please don't leave me waiting until the end of the year.

Might've been cool if gmmtv made their "Not Me" series with AJ and JJ as the twins Black and White, instead of using one actor to play both twins. I'm not complaining about that series at all and i love it so far, but damn, they already had a set of identical twin actors so they could've used them.

while i did enjoy the show and watched it pretty quickly over the course of a few days, it did leave me feeling a bit.. mehh. Mostly because i cared more about the side couples than the main pair.

It's worth watching, though. The band Scrubb, who feature a lot in the soundtrack and the show itself, have some FANTASTIC music that i now listen to everyday, so i'm really grateful that this show introduced me to them.

yeah, i think publicly supporting them after they've done something like this is quite a shitty thing to do, especially considering the fact that they have hurt people with their crimes.

The point of my comment is to say that you can continue to like them, but you shouldn't be saying that they're good and innocent when they've actually committed a crime and harmed others.

Ultimately, people are allowed to still like them and support them, but they should keep that stuff in their head and to themselves. They shouldnt be posting comments about how that person is innocent or that they still like them

I understand that trying out thai lakorns after watching kdramas for so long can feel strange, and i too thought they weren't really my thing, but once you find exactly what type you enjoy, you'll get so much entertainment and enjoyment from Thai lakorns. Please keep looking for more Thai lakorns! Maybe try different networks and different genres. IT's always weird adjusting to new country's dramas. but it'll be worth it in the end

While i'd admit that this show can be a bit stupid, i absolutely love it and I really want to rewatch it.

For me, what defines a good drama is when there are multiple elements that i like. This one has a lot of things that tick that box.

I finished this series a while ago but i still miss it so much. Duean was my absolute favourite character and i miss him and Meen so much wahhh. I actually preferred Duean's storyline to Pi and Mork's one. Yknow i can never tell if it's a good thing when you prefer a side character's story to the main story, or if it's just a sign of bad writing...

Anyway, in short, I recommend watching this; just dont take it too seriously and just watch it for lighthearted fun romance rather than a deep plot or anything. Duean's moments were funny and his segments were well done

I almost wish i had waited a couple weeks before watching this, so that i could watch a few episodes in a row. Now i have to wait for each episode weekly. I haven't watched a weekly drama since a tale of thousand stars, so it's been a while. looking forward to seeing how the story will play out

Honestly really enjoyed this, I dare say it's now my favourite lakorn (i'm still new to Thai stuff though).

I absolutely love how it follows the stories of the two brothers, Pi and Duean, and all the segments about Duean are formatted differently on screen, and have lots of 4th wall breaks which were brilliant.

Ahhhh such a fantatsic show, i honestly didn't expect to love it as much as i did.

gonna be honest, i can't really remember much of what happened in the drama besides the main plotpoints. since watching it, i started my final year of school so the stress of that has wiped my memories of this drama lmao.

oh yeah i saw that clip.. in racquet boys i think?
It was nice to see him have a happier ending, as he was a great character in prison playbook.

sorry actually i misread it, It's Won Ji-An spelt 원지안
i glanced too quickly heheh oops

Reading the credits at the end, using my basic knowledge of the korean alphabet...
It says her name is Won Ji-In. Written in korean as: 원지인 I might not have spelt the english spelling correctly, but that's how you'd read it. I can't find her online though

Decent film for what it is, but honestly they really should've given more reason to their marriage. They should've either been family friends, or have been secretly dating for a few months or so. The fact that he wants to marry her a day after meeting (even after he was angry at her) just ruined it.

Throughout the film, i just imagined that their relationship had actually started off moreso like the one in the film "My Little Bride" which is a much better age-gap marriage film.

Sitting here, staring at netflix....
so excited for this to drop... i think new shows drop at like 8am here so only 6.5 hours to go ;-;

Dunno what it'll be about, but it's got Jung Hae-In so I'll be checking it out

Just completed it. Really enjoyed it. I was watching more for the psychic dreams stuff and the mystery aspect, rather than the romance but i still loved it.

Lee Sang-Yeob played the villain role really really well. I loved whenever his character was in any scenes; mostly because i just loved to hate his character. Great work.

Jung Hae-In was really great as well, as Han Woo-Tak, the second ML. I really liked him in Prison Playbook so i was looking forward to seeing him in this and he didnt disappoint; i loved his character and his doggy :D

SO, WATCH THIS!!! It's a really nice drama. Lot's of interesting plotlines and characters.

haha glad i'm not alone in this!
I've seen some people say that you should start from episode 1, but then, the post i read that on was from back when there were just 300 episodes... not 567...

Apparently the earlier episodes were the best, and apparently it's nicer to watch everyone grow and develop over the years from the beginning.

I think i might just watch some shorter variety shows first, and start watching this from the beginning after i finish school next year lol.

Basically, people seem to say that you should start from episode 1.

is it too late to start watching now?
I really want to watch lots of korean variety shows.
If i wanted to start watching, should i just start from the latest episode and watch weekly or should i start from a specific point? I'd really like to watch weekly but i'm worried it'd be hard to follow if i only start from the newest one now