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The well-worn and predictable lack of communication and misunderstanding cliché we have seen in so many BLs before. I just did not expect that from this show, and especially from Lin Pei Yu. And to flounce off is completely out of Shu Yi's character.

The well-worn and predictable lack of communication and misunderstanding cliché we have seen in so many BLs before. I just did not expect that from this show, and especially from Lin Pei Yu. And to flounce off is completely out of Shu Yi's character.

Update: It is not Asterisk. It is ACQUIRED FILM PRODUCTION

It is not Asterisk. It is ACQUIRED FILM PRODUCTION

The acting was solid throughout. I wish the cast worthier material in the future.

When? When? When?

Heartwarming, nicely detailed, thoroughly pleasant comedy-drama about everyone seeking their ways and true selves, graced by memorable and meticulous performances and lovely fantasy sequences with an optimistic open end for all principals.

And wasn’t Dr Oat a bit surprised or shocked that Inspector M was about to be killed by one of his colleagues?

And that makes me worried. As if he knew he has nothing to worry about.

By the time Pued arrived she was already dead. He was filming Rung cleaning up the place.

For me episode 13 was the first time when I felt the suspense slackened. The road-to-ruin story of Jane - while I appreciate the mission of social commentary - was done in an overstretched and reasonably spoon-feedeing way. I was somewhjat relieved last week about Dr Oat, but I am worried again. His reaction to what he saw at Inspector M's bed seemed dubious.

If anyone is a jerk here, that is you. A self-proclaimed, frustrated little arsehole. And that is why I have no time for you. You started with an offensive ageist comment that was totally out of the context, since Earth has no such stupid reasons for breaking up. That is all about you. I pity you, indeed.

I am anything but "progressive" or cancel culture "woke", quite on the contrary actually, so you could not have missed the mark more. I don't care about your ethnic or sexual backround either. But like I said, I do not wanna discuss anything with you, since you are clearly more interested in your own frustrations than what the actual show is about, so it is simply pointless. That is all.

Counter-arguments could be made when there is something worthy to argue. You made some extraordinarily stupid, toxic and unasserted (to put it mildly) statements which have zero relevance to the narrative and character developments of this how and actually tell more about you and your frustrations. That is up to other specialists to fix.

Utter bullshit from start to finish.

Generally entertaining and sprightly comedy-drama about rediscovery, character development and gradual acceptance, graced by excellent performances all round. Hampered by an abrupt and unncecessary addiction of a not very convincing tragic turn.

Asterisk gave us My Extraordinary and now they seem to give us another on meant to be tragic. Yet at least My Extraordinary was a smooth production and Enzo Santiago did very well in that. Here he seems a bit over the top, but that must have something to do with direction, Jodi Garcia's overstreched melodramatic shots. I am surprised this guy was taken by Asterisk. And isn't it time to stop treating HIV as terminal illness? I know it still often leads to death in the Philippines, but mostly because people cannot afford medication, and it does not seem to be the case here.

Not exactly a thriller. It is more like an unsettling psychological drama where you are never really sure wether you see the reality or the imagination. Interesting more than exciting or satisfying, but Elijah Canlas gives a superb and insightful performance with the accustomed high standard expected of him.

Was that justified in the show, snowflakes? It wasn't. So what is the point of whining?

Although suspenseful and full of unexpected twists and turns, we had our takeaways, doubts, presumptions and suspects about certain events and occurences as well as suspects, some of those apparently coming true. But to be entirely honest, officer Gun being the hitman is the first thing that has never crossed my mind. Interesting because from his characteristic eyes I should have thought of him, when I was trying to analyze the guy in ninja suit.