Serenity05 Jay revealed that he knows everything about Sun's past; how creepy. He also questioned him about his sex life and and asked if he'd ever been f'd by a man. He really tried to get him to recall the bunny night. One character I didn't care for is Jay's uncle; he didn't really add anything to the story. If it was for comic relief, I don't think it was needed here. Also, I can't believe his acting classmates. They set him up for SA. Everyone is either out to sabotage him or get in his pants. The only one who has Sun's real interest at heart is Kajorn, but I get the impression Sun thinks he worries too much. I gave this episode a lower rating only because the acting from the uncle and the older men was just bad.
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In this episode, Sun shows how intelligent and confident he is when he gets the best photographer to take his photos, but he ends up accepting Jay as his backer after all because Sunny/Bank is trying to make him fail. I'm assuming Sun was the pink bunny in the opening scene, He was just going to walk away until the bad guy said "this is your karma." Later the pink bunny and Jay have sex. He may not know who Jay is, but I'm pretty sure Sun recognizes him from the bunny night.
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The scene where Sun was helping Bank with his lines was cute. Bank kept telling Sun to pitch his voice higher. Sun kept trying until he finally hit falsetto and they both fell over laughing. Both the actors were really cute in that scene. Director Arthur (Jay) seems dark. I don't know why he has to bully Sun.
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Ooh! I really like this show already. Min is a good actor, and I like his portrayal of bad boy Sun. Actually, most of the acting seems good, but the story has some things that need work to make it more believable/engaging. On the other hand, I can't believe how much information we got in the first episode. Poor Sun had a hard life: he lost both his mom and brother and then had his bank account wiped out by his ex. To top it off, it seemed like he was "no contact" with his mom until it was nearly too late. It actually felt like a dark episode.
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Pawinee's story (Jay's mother) was so sad. What Kongkiat and the Board did to her was despicable. It was so hard to watch that I'll skip through it the next time I watch this series. Sky also has a sad story but nowhere near as bad as Pawinee's. In the bathroom scene, Sunny is terrified when he realizes the new recruit is Sun. From the way he ran, it looks like he's terrified Sun's going to do more than kick his ass. Hahaha! One of my favorite side characters in this episode is Kajorn. He's funny in an understated way, down to earth, and really cares about Sky and Sun.
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Well the opening scene between the two ML was so boring I quit reading the subtitles. I almost don't care anymore. In fact, I'm watching it at 1.5 speed just to get through it. Then we switch to the scene with Sangnuea and he's so crazed and frantic that it makes the MLs seem even more boring when we get back to them. It took Phasta so long to say the words "I love you" because he knows they'll probably be used against him. And that car is way too cramped - just throw a blanket on the ground.
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and asks him to help overthrow the Wen family with the promise that Jiang Wu will inherit everything. This scheme plays right into Jiang Wu's plans.
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Jianan's father did a secret paternity test on Jiang Yu and confirmed Yu is his son, and he seems pretty excited about it. Later, Jianan escapes the hospital and returns home. We learn that the Wen family is just one big scandal waiting to be revealed. The show is more appealing now that I know it's a parody.
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The show is still cheesy, but in a way that's keeping my interest. Everything that's happening is over the top, like a parody of a serious show. I think I get it.
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I accidently clicked on this show and stayed around to see what was going. It's a little cheesy. I think the episode started with a young Wen Jianan rescuing Jiang Yu when he was being beat by some man. Then it moves to "present" day and Jianan discovering her father murdering someone. Other than the cheesiness, the acting isn't bad.
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First, I don't know what's going through Sun's mind when he wears the grey rabbit costume to confront Jay. It's like a quirk in the script. In the flashback, I don't think Sun enjoyed being the bottom when he was the pink bunny. He cried the whole time. Even Jay looked like he knew it wasn't fun for Sun. This episode was weird but compelling because I'm trying to figure out what's really going on in Sun's head. Maybe he's punishing himself for being the cause of his mother and brother's deaths. Maybe he's obsessed with Jay, but doesn't want any part of being the bottom. I don't know. I'm hoping we find out eventually. I'm rating this a 6 because the writers are really off the mark. Also, some of the acting is really slipping, and there are inconsistencies. For instance, in this episode Jay acted like he didn't know Sun was the pink bunny, but in a previous one he acted like he did.
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Jay comes to his rescue, but then he says, "There's a price you have to pay for me helping you today." There's a point in the show where he says the reason some of the scripts are so bad is because of people with money getting their hands on it and making all kinds of weird changes. That might explain why most Thai dramas I've watched have weird things pop up (like the weird uncle and the lecherous old men in the last episode).
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Jay revealed that he knows everything about Sun's past; how creepy. He also questioned him about his sex life and and asked if he'd ever been f'd by a man. He really tried to get him to recall the bunny night. One character I didn't care for is Jay's uncle; he didn't really add anything to the story. If it was for comic relief, I don't think it was needed here. Also, I can't believe his acting classmates. They set him up for SA. Everyone is either out to sabotage him or get in his pants. The only one who has Sun's real interest at heart is Kajorn, but I get the impression Sun thinks he worries too much. I gave this episode a lower rating only because the acting from the uncle and the older men was just bad.
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In this episode, Sun shows how intelligent and confident he is when he gets the best photographer to take his photos, but he ends up accepting Jay as his backer after all because Sunny/Bank is trying to make him fail. I'm assuming Sun was the pink bunny in the opening scene, He was just going to walk away until the bad guy said "this is your karma." Later the pink bunny and Jay have sex. He may not know who Jay is, but I'm pretty sure Sun recognizes him from the bunny night.
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The scene where Sun was helping Bank with his lines was cute. Bank kept telling Sun to pitch his voice higher. Sun kept trying until he finally hit falsetto and they both fell over laughing. Both the actors were really cute in that scene. Director Arthur (Jay) seems dark. I don't know why he has to bully Sun.
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