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You're forgetting that they literally have to debut. This isn't a competition where one person wins, there are twelve people involved. If you're taking out the strongest, most talented members you're only hurting the group you're going to belong to in the end. I think the fact that the majority of the people involved have to decide if someone is "in" or "out" means they have to all agree that person deserves the spot they're getting. I think it'll be less about strategy than people think.

Actually I think it's the opposite. Giving the contestants the control to build their own team is a really good idea. It will help to build their bond. I know Bang PD had a major hand in how the show was structured which is why they promoted it as being different from other survival shows, and his main concern, other than an artists' talent/potential is that they have a cohesive and strong connection as a team. Right now not many of them even know each other, so yes at some point friendships are going to factor in but that's a good thing. It's not a simple matter of one person voting for his friend, the majority of the team has to agree that that person deserves to be in the final group. I really like that they chose to give the contestants the power when usually they have none. Usually outside forces, either judges or viewers, get to decide if they're good enough. When it comes to viewer votes that leads to a lot of "favorite" voting that can be based off unfair criteria like visuals rather than talent or work-ethic. I think it's an interesting and switch up anyway from the normal way of producing these type of shows, but that's just me.

Please don't come on here and ask how you can watch it for free, or complain you have to pay. Consider that this is a small production company in a country where getting funding for films with this content is really difficult. Strongberry puts a lot of effort into bringing quality short films to fruition so please support by paying for the content. It's the price of a Starbucks for heaven's sake.

Then don't watch it, it's that simple. How do people expect more LGBTQ+ content when they don't even want to support the small production companies that produce them in countries where it's near impossible to get funding. smh.

Very cute short story. Simple and sweet.

They actually changed it from the one I was referring to lol the one they have now at least gives you some kind of premise, so it's a bit better but still not very informative haha

This show is the definition of bizarre, but they warn you every episode lol

I agree with this. It reminds me of King saying he was tortured because he felt like he had to pull his feelings for Ram back. I think Thara likes Frong but doesn't want to push his emotions on him when he feels like Frong just likes him as a friend or brother. It makes sense considering not that long ago Frong acted (or really didn't lol) like he didn't like him at all. When you don't know if someone likes you back it's easier to just play off that you're just friends and there's no feelings even if you do feel something for them.

I was surprised I did too. I even ended up liking Mek and Boss when originally I didn't like them all that much.

It's temporary ;)

I'm honestly kind of sad this is over. It gave me a lot of laughs and joy during a pretty stressful time, as we all know quarantine hasn't been fun. As much as Bohn and Duen drove me nuts they were cute to the end. I'm kind of thinking now that Duen has officially declared their relationship via FB (I don't care what anyone says that was damn cute), I'm wondering if next season they'll bring in drama with the parents, mainly the dad. I can't imagine him being very supportive, at least in the beginning. RamKing were the superior couple we all wanted! They gave so much in this series, I honestly was not expecting their storyline (which was fantastic) and the level of effort they put into their characters. They knocked it out of the park. Their last scenes together were really fantastic and completely primed me for them in season two. Now I can't wait to see what's next for them (does anyone know if there are translations of the novel yet?). I'm really hoping that RamKing are the main couple next season, though I wouldn't mind TharaFrong also taking center stage.

I think they purposefully set us up for TharaFrong to have more development next season, which works. MekBoss were also really great, I know people were worried they were going to ruin their relationship because Ryan isn't coming back, but I think they'll likely just cast someone else for Mek. I honestly really appreciate the work they put into this series, it wasn't perfect but it was a really fun watch. And I stand by that I do think they attempted to address some serious topics, even if for the most part this was meant to be a comedic show. If we're being honest, I'm kind of shocked that they've done much better with this than some of the other series people (myself included) were anticipating that have come out this year. Maybe it's because I wasn't expecting as much from this but I was left pleasantly surprised and eager for a continuation.

As funny and silly as this show it's, it's heartwarming, touching and surprisingly, very human. It's the reason I fell in love with and was hooked by the first Ossan's Love and I'm so glad they continued that with this series. Though the ending wasn't how I expected it to turn out, or even how I was initially hoping it would turn out, I think it was the perfect ending. The right person finally got their happy ending haha it's like an alternate version to what happened last time and I love that. It makes even more sense now that this was a completely different storyline with different characters (other than Haru, but how could we not have Haru???). Would highly recommend people actually give this a chance, and leave any preconceptions from the last series behind. Just enjoy it for what it is, a whole new hilariously wholesome story.

I agree. It's already been made clear that his character is pretty innocent, and I think he is showing that he does like Bohn, he's just not ready for the level of intimacy Bohn is pushing for. Not everyone is ready to kiss and and jump in all hot and heavy right away, especially if they've never had a relationship before (and that's ok). I think we've accelerated a lot of what happens in a relationship in today's world, so people sometimes feel pressured that they have to do things. I think it's nice to sometimes show a different side, where one person is putting on the brakes and really considering their comfort level and establishing a good bond before moving to more physical aspects of their relationship. I just wish their level of communication was up to par lol

Ugh, Bohn and Duen! Why?! It's obvious they both lack a lot of emotional maturity. Duen's character is supposed to be super innocent (how he can't drink, his mom picking his outfit for the club (lmao), not knowing anything about love/romance, etc) and Bohn...is just immature period. I really wish Bohn were more understanding because I think it's great to show that some people aren't ready to jump into the physical right away in a relationship. I guess it's pretty realistic for a young guy to be impatient, but if Bohn truly cares about Duen he'll respect his space and wait until he's ready. He's not the worst character ever, but he's definitely not my favorite. I think they're the couple who have had the least amount of character development, which bums me out because all the other couples have been so great.

With how developmentally backward Bohn and Duen are they're like the baby couple to me lol they're literally like what relationships are like in high school. I really wish they'd stop contriving drama between them though, it's so unnecessary. But can we all just agree that Poy is the most adorable person in all of creation? ALL the other couples are where it's at. I love them all, even Mek/Boss now but especially Thara/Frong and the myth, the legend, Ram/King. Ram and King and THE couple for me right now. They make up for all the drama we got through with Bohn/Duen (that I really hope resolves itself by the end, please don't make us wade through this in season 2). What does it say that all the other couples have had bike scenes aside from Bohn/Duen haha. Maybe that's what they need to get along. Something else I noticed that I thought was interesting to mention is the "shipper" scenes. I think it's interesting that they're highlighting that aspect of BL culture, where the smallest, most non-existent things are escalated into a fictional fantasy (to a ridiculous extent) on the part of the "shipper". I don't think it's a coincidence that they're showing how ridiculous it is. So many aspects of this series are giving me BL parody, so I'm still convinced that in some ways they're addressing some of the more problematic issues in the genre (the top/bottom debate was another one). Anyway, that was just something I was thinking while watching. Excited for next week.

Oh man, what a mess. What I hated the most about this series was how easily some of the worst characters got off. I mean seriously?! Nook getting that ending after everything she did was complete B.S. Especially after she literally watched how selfless Akk was towards someone who actually deserved to win. The best thing about this series was the friendships between the guys, particularly Akk and Tone/Pong and Kin, and if we're honest they were the most deserving of winning at the end. The plot-line is pretty bland, basically, you're just watching a bunch of kids compete in an internship. There isn't really that much character development to make it worth it, and the overexaggerated scenarios make are pretty ridiculous. I spent most of the series wanting to scream because the worst characters coasted pretty much the whole series, while deserving characters kept getting slammed for the most minor infractions, even while they worked their hardest. Maybe they were just trying to real-world realism lol

Yes, they both end up together at the end, and yes there are quite a few kiss scenes (also at the end, I think they both get together in the last two episodes). It's a happy ending.

DEAD.

I don't know. I feel like this has happened with a lot of series this year. They start out really promising, or even great, and then they start to deteriorate toward the end. I was left feeling like 2gether was unfinished, or maybe it just felt like Tine and Sarawat's relationship/feelings were underdeveloped. Somewhere around the middle this totally fell flat and never recovered. It felt like they never took off after that initial "crush" moment, to develop into something deeper. Which is such a bummer considering how much chemistry they had in the beginning. I'm a little disappointed because I loved the series so much when it first started. Not to say that it was bad, not at all, but it definitely wasn't what I was hoping it would be. I guess managing expectations should be a thing now lol it started off strong so I expected a lot.

This show is honestly insane lol

This show is pretty crazy but it's entertaining. I enjoyed that it was set very differently, and it shows the culture in a more rural area of Thailand. I freaking loved the dad, he was probably my favorite character, along with Ko's wacky friends. I'll admit that I never could really get into Ko and Teng's romance, as not a lot of it made sense to me, particularly in regards to Teng's real feelings but I'll leave it at that. I did really like Sek and Tak though (mainly just Sek) but their ending scene was probably my favorite and their chemistry was pretty good. Overall enjoyable, but if you're looking for a more serious, plot-based BL this is not going to be for you. It's mainly silly and over the top, but still fun to watch.