Great Chemistry, Mid Plot, and Pat is the MVP
⚠️ GL Grading Disclaimer
My ratings are “for a GL,” focusing on the love story, chemistry, and plot. I grade on a curve, recognizing the production context and genre norms. A 10 means it fully delivers in one or more of these: undeniable chemistry, high enjoyability, or a standout storyline.
Review
This wasn’t great—but I did like it. There’s something about the energy of this one that worked in spite of the flaws.
Pat and Deane stole the show. Honestly, I wish their romance had been the main focus of the entire series. Pat was an absolute treat—gorgeous, sweet, bubbly, and confident. She knew what she wanted and didn’t hesitate to go after it. Total scene-stealer.
Deane, while attractive and charming in her own right, was a bit annoying. The immaturity and stubbornness had me saying “you idiot” more than once. But her connection with Pat was undeniable—and, most importantly, steamy.
As for Love and Rain, they were cute and had decent chemistry. Another ice queen melts for the soft girl setup. I didn’t totally get what Love saw in Rain—her personality could be off-putting—but watching her slowly thaw had its moments.
What stood out in this show was that all four women had chemistry, and that’s rare. The tension and attraction were believable across the board. Pat and Deane brought the heat, while Love and Rain stayed comfortably warm. Also appreciated the inclusion of masc-presenting women, which added a welcome shift to the usual dynamic.
The plot? It was fine. Nothing groundbreaking, but it served its purpose. The focus was clearly on the relationships, and that’s where the show delivered.
Chemistry Rating:
Pat & Deane: Steamy
Love & Rain: Warm
(Scale: Hot AF, Steamy, Warm and Cute, Lukewarm, Cold)
Strong chemistry, especially from Pat and Deane, with enough charm to make up for a basic plot.
Would rewatch.
My ratings are “for a GL,” focusing on the love story, chemistry, and plot. I grade on a curve, recognizing the production context and genre norms. A 10 means it fully delivers in one or more of these: undeniable chemistry, high enjoyability, or a standout storyline.
Review
This wasn’t great—but I did like it. There’s something about the energy of this one that worked in spite of the flaws.
Pat and Deane stole the show. Honestly, I wish their romance had been the main focus of the entire series. Pat was an absolute treat—gorgeous, sweet, bubbly, and confident. She knew what she wanted and didn’t hesitate to go after it. Total scene-stealer.
Deane, while attractive and charming in her own right, was a bit annoying. The immaturity and stubbornness had me saying “you idiot” more than once. But her connection with Pat was undeniable—and, most importantly, steamy.
As for Love and Rain, they were cute and had decent chemistry. Another ice queen melts for the soft girl setup. I didn’t totally get what Love saw in Rain—her personality could be off-putting—but watching her slowly thaw had its moments.
What stood out in this show was that all four women had chemistry, and that’s rare. The tension and attraction were believable across the board. Pat and Deane brought the heat, while Love and Rain stayed comfortably warm. Also appreciated the inclusion of masc-presenting women, which added a welcome shift to the usual dynamic.
The plot? It was fine. Nothing groundbreaking, but it served its purpose. The focus was clearly on the relationships, and that’s where the show delivered.
Chemistry Rating:
Pat & Deane: Steamy
Love & Rain: Warm
(Scale: Hot AF, Steamy, Warm and Cute, Lukewarm, Cold)
Strong chemistry, especially from Pat and Deane, with enough charm to make up for a basic plot.
Would rewatch.
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