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It took a while for me to get used to the concept, since Yoshika Kotaro, who plays the original ossan, was in his mid to late 50's when the first season came out, but he looked older than his age. Yet, in the Hong Kong adaptation, Kenny Wong, who was also in his late 50's when he shot the series, seemed more appealing to viewers because he looked very young and fit for an "ossan" lol. However, I know the actor follows a strict diet and fitness routine, so I guess it's less about age, and more about how you take care of yourself as you age.

'Jap' became a racial slur after the attack on Pearl Harbor during WWII and anti-Japanese seniment spread in the US. It's also widely used during the time when Japanese-Americans were interned in concentration camps in the US, which is why the Japanese finds the term offensive. It's basically the N-word, but targeted against Japanese. Nobody would use 'Jap' as an abbreviation unless you wanna be called a racist or xenophobe. If you have to use abbreviation, use 'JP' or 'JPN.'

Try Dailymotion

The Jungle: High School Edition *lmao

Hopefully Q4 of this year or Q1 of next year? Not sure.

Actually, this role suits him. From the trailer, he seems to be have embraced the role and added his own spin to it. Plus, the Japanese production team specifically picked him and Mix for the roles of Haruta and Maki, and I gotta say, they couldn't have picked a better duo.

Personally, I thought he did a good job in Moonlight Chicken. His portrayal of a high school student in Ploy's Yearbook is less convincing, but other than that, the rest of his scenes are fine. The high school scenes are all flashbacks anyway, so it didn't affect his character that much.

Lmao wow seriously? You're dragging in K-pop just to get at me? How creative. It's not Earth's fault that GMMTV cast him as a high school student, you know? He can't do anything about his looks. Just because you don't like him doesn't mean you need to project that negativity onto others. *rofl

I'll pretty much watch anything that has Gun in it.

EarthMix really should do more comedy. I couldn't stop laughing and smiling throughout the trailer. I was initially on the fence about how this would turn out, given how much I love the original and Hong Kong adaptation, and let's face it, GMMTV doesn't exactly have the best history in creating good remakes. Still, after Cherry Magic, and after watching the trailer, I'm willing to give this a shot.

Compared with Earth's ahjussi face, yes.

Maybe 5'5" or 5'6", but definitely not 5'7". Though perhaps it's the camera angle that makes their height contrast seem more obvious?

Gawin is partnered with Joss for My Golden Blood, which is another drama about vampires. But from the looks of it, I guess GMMTV is going for the supernatural concept this year.

Loving the TaiKram backstory but at the same time feeling sad because we all know how their story ends.

Jimmy has a baby face, so it's not hard to pull off the high school look. While Earth's looks aren't as convincing, his acting helps to distinguish between his younger and older self. Still, I can't help but feel he'd be more convincing playing a teacher. After all, he played one on Find Yourself.

Earth probably broke the record for being the oldest highschooler in GMMTV lol. :P

BG. It just happens to have a bunch of actors who did BL in the past.

I didn't understand a word of what's being sung, but I laughed a good five minutes over it. You definitely can't find another Snow White like that lmao.

This is my first time listening to Wonderframe and I have to say, it's interesting, appealing in a quirky and campy kind of way.

I burst out laughing when I saw Earth in a high school uniform. I mean, he's not a bad actor, and I did have high school classmates who looked older than their age, but bad enough that OffGun played college students when they're both in their 30's, but Earth (who's 29-30 y.o. when they shot this series) looked even more ridiculous as a highschooler. What was GMMTV thinking?!

What the hell did I just watch??!? XD

That lipstick seriously has to go.

I don't think Kram is ever in love with Phupha in world 1. He just happens to remind him of the Phupha he knew, so he's clinging onto that. That's why he want to save him, since he doesn't want him to suffer the same fate as Phupha in world 2. Plus, if Kram had any feelings for Phupha, they're pretty much gone in episode 4 when Phupha betrayed him to Tai's father in order to save himself.