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I really think Big Jane's feelings are genuine, but he is so terrifying to me xD You don't know when he is honest, when he is manipulative and when he is straight up just lying into your face. And the way his mood switches so fast, it really really scares me. I know a lot of people were upset when it turned out, that the demon wings were metaphorical, but I think it makes Big Jane much more terrifying. Which is good.

I gotta be honest, I had no idea how this was going to end - I'm usually fairly confident in the happy ending of GMMTV shows, but this time I was terrified until I saw the ring. And then I absolutely lost it and couldn't stop smiling at all. This show stressed me out so so much but I love it just as much, it is THAT good :D Definitely my favourite this year and I really doubt sth better is going to come out. This is a masterpiece.

That's what I said xDD Why was he so aggressive about it xD

The carrots genuinely fried me I was laughing so hard xD

Contrary to everyone else on here I'm not that upset about the ending - it is very likely that they both died because of the comet and I am fine with that.

My BIGGEST problem is the father switching sides this abruptly. Yeah sure, he has internalized homophobia, whatever, but you don't just explain away horrific mental and physical abuse by being like "But being gay is difficult uwu" f*ck that. That's what makes ME mad

Didn't know the after credit scenes existed either, started with episode one. Episode three is incredible xD

Jesus Christ, I can't breathe 😭😭 Well, that was horrible xD This show will be the death of me at some point

Also, this is a masterpiece I love it so much and I understand why so many religious and former religious people say they cannot watch this. Holy Moly the catholic guilt is strong with this one - I felt guilty by proxy and I'm not even religious 😭😭

That's what I said 😂😂

I don't know why people are upset about the comedy in this, when it was obvious from the trailer, that there would be comedy - at least in the beginning, while Vin is trying to adjust. It's not like this came out of nowhere. The show will become more serious in time, when it starts focusing on the more emotionaly heavy scenes. I understand not liking this type of comedy, but it's not like it came out of nowhere.

I was a little bit worried when I saw it would be a DeeHup production and not Mandee, since DeeHup can be pretty hit or miss sometimes (at least for me) and by God do TutorYim deserve a proper show, but this looks incredible, please start filming immediately, I need this yesterday

Akki is my favourite character atm, Mond plays the lovable Himbo so well

I looked this up almost daily, waiting for this to get a MDL page, and it's finally here :D

This show made me so angry on so many levels. I'm (kind of) fine with it being more on the realistic side, with not everything working out the way you would want, but Talay and his family literally get away without having to pay for any of the things they did to Tao Sor. It would have been so much better if they'd at least acknowledged the harm they did and let him live his life on his own terms now. But of course not. And they're also guilttripping Kim, for BEING THE ONLY ONE WITH SOME HUMAN DECENCY. What we have now is Kim feeling bad about trying to help Tao Sor, Talay and his family (almost) continuing as if nothing happened and an almost meeting (in the cut version at least) at the airport. Did it really have to come to Tao Sor trying to commit suicide, for Talay to realize he was wrong!? I'd love to give this show a higher rating, but not like this. It has been a while since I got this mad while watching a show.

Doesn't make it much better tbh

You know you cold have worded all of that nicer. If you don't like it, fine. But calling this show nasty and trash just because it isn't your cup of tea is incredibly disrespectful to all the people who put all their hard work into it to create this show and to every single one who enjoys this. You don't have to be rude to express your dislike for something.

He's going to play a bad guy role in Mr. Fanboy, which is currently filming, so let's see what he is going to bring to the table :D

Coldn't have said it any better. The guilt inside him, paired with the hurt of being decieved, that is a horrible combination. I also feel like the hurt of being decieved makes his guilt feel even worse. At least that would be what I would feel. I'd feel incredibly hurt by being lied to, but at the same time I'd feel like that I have no right to be hurt, since I started all of this, amplifying the feeling of guilt. It's a vicious cycle, that basically drags you down what feels like the deapths of hell. I have (for some reason) trouble apologizing when I mess up. I know I've been wrong and should apologize, but there's like an inner blockade, stopping me from doing so. The feelings I have in that moment, are similar to Ritt's feelings of hurt and guilt, so I know exactly how fast you can spiral downwards in situations like this. At that moment running away from the problem seems to be the best solution, and it is what Ritt is doing here. It won't get rid of that feeling though (actually usually makes it worse), so Ritt and Itthit really need to talk this out properly.

JJ is amazing, that is true, and I really really love how he brought the character to life, so I totally get what you are saying :D It's just a little different for me, since I saw the original Pilot when it came out. I am so so happy that JJ got to do this, but a part of me will always want to see James' version.

One thing to keep in mind while comparing JJ as Klao with James as Klao - James' Klao was very very different. While JJ performed his Klao to perfection, I don't think he would have been able to play James' version of the character to the same level and vice versa. JJ acted the hell out of this role and I love him as Klao/Nakun very much, but James would have essentially played a different character, so comparing them doesn't really work that well. James would have been amazing, and I'm still kind of sad that we will never get his version of Klao/Nakun. That being said, I absolutely love JJ as Klao and I would not want to miss him either. This show is my favourite for this year so far :D Net and JJ have amazing chemistry and I'm really glad Net was able to find such a great partner for himself after Net and James ended their partnership.

This show deserves a way better rating. It's been a while since I've gotten this riled up by a show. The last tine was The Eclipse with that horrible horrible teacher and before that it was Lhong in TharnType. Congrats Talay's family: You've gone and done it. Holy s***. I was RAGING the entire episode. What do you mean you replaced your dead son with a random ass child you found on the beach!? What the hell??? Poor Tao Sor - having his whole life stolen from him by these people, being manipulated and lied to for SIXTEEN EFFING YEARS!! That is so terrifying to think about. One might think, oh he doesn't remember anyways, so whatever, but Oh My God does Tao Sor's condition make this situation worse. He has no way to stand up for himself, no way to fight for his own life, BECAUSE HE DOESN'T REMEMBER!! They took all agency from him and made him into who they wanted him to be, knowing full well, that what they were doing was wrong. They took his identity from him. That is actually one of the worst things you could do to someone. Don't get me started on the doctor. HE is the one who should have been stopping this, when he realized ehat was happening. Sure, he was a kid himself back then, but now he isn't and he should really know better. Instead he not only allows this to go on, he ACTIVELY HELPS concealing the truth. I am so so mad, I coldn't even cry for Tao Sor, whose entire life is falling apart right now. I'm so full of anger on Tao Sor's behalf, y'all have no idea.