Lexes99

f you have ever been to thailand and seen them, they are smaller than the american , middle eastern , or even some other asian oranges.

thai oranges are actually a hybrid type of oranges and mandarines. Hence they are smaller, easier to peel, have less of those white veins, slightly less acidic in flavor. Oh and they ripen throughout the year in Thailand due to the weather. This type is meant for the South East Asian climate. So yea, they do ripen during summer. Or did you think the producers and screen writers wouldnt do basic research about their own country and its produces? lol

whats replacing this series time slot?

Ohm and Perth were actual brothers in that series. Not the type of bromance they other series have. If Ohm and Perth had anything, it would be on the verge of incest lol

they are investing more money into their straight series cause they want to expand and develop that area. They already have a strong fan base and well developed queer department. A production company cant just rely on queer series to survive. So its normal for them to want to and try to make their straight series expand and improve for the general audience

It was a decent watch the fiirt 4,5 eps. After that it kinda fizzled out. And it could have ended with 10 eps. Now it feels likes it dragging.

Its actually a strange choice to give this series 12 eps. GMMTV series have been mainly 10 eps (not counting the series with huge casts like We Are and Perfect 10 liners) And many series needed 12 eps, but only got 10.

Sorry, but I dont feel this series needed 12 eps.

if this is your first thai BL then Im sorry. Sorry tht you had to start with such a bad series. It will very likely give you a bad impression about Thai Bls. But dont worry. Most arent as bad as this. Usually lead actors have better skills. And many series have a much better plot, editing, directing, basically everything.
Its like you went into an ice cream store, and chose one of the worst available flavor. And it will leave you with a bad aftertaste

JuniorMark are OGs? haha I dont think so

Honestly, all together they appear for about 12mins. And that's scattered in the late few eps only.

one problem with GMMTV series...they ALWAYS have a happy picture perfect ending. Some series could benefit from a sad/more realistic ending. But GMMTV always ties up all ends and somehow ends every series with happily ever after

sorry, but when was he ever good to begin with? He was at the btm from the start, stayed at the btm. Went up during THK , and went back down. His good phase was just a one time fluke

Its not just a long shot, its impossible lol. Chimon quit doing BL's cause he said he experienced depression after all the feedback and reviews.

LOL. I totally agree. But there are SO many ppl who say otherwise. And they keep saying cause he did well in THK that he is such a great and talented actor. lol

Isn't it kinda funny that JoongDunk have never had a good series of their own? The only time they actually got praised was in the Heart Killers, where they were just the secondary couple. Was it cause they had less screen time or just a one time fluke for them? Maybe they aren't ready to be leads despite having debuted for so many years

See you are trying to make it everyone else's fault except the actors. And their so called progress seemed to have regressed in this series. Even Dunks cameo in Revamp wasnt anything note worthy.
I mean, sure, every actor gets criticized in every series by somebody. No actor is perfect. And not series is perfect. But you ever wonder and notice why Dunk gets the most criticism? Things dont happend without a reason

Sure there are multiple factors, but my point is that ppl won't accept that the actors are responsible and part of the equation when a series is bad. Many ppl will blame everyone else except the actors cause they are their stans

To be fair, they have been multiple series either as leads or secondary leads and even as minor characters. But they did one good job ONCE only....that's not a good track record. And it says quite a bit about their ability. Ppl need to admit that not every actor , just cause they had a one hit wonder, will always be good.

Its funny how when a series does well its mostly the actors' that get the credit, but when a series does poorly, its the directors that get the blame.
Have ppl ever considered that maybe despite the director's efforts, this is only as much as the actor(s) could give?
Every movie/series' results is a joint result of the actors and directors. Good and capable actors can make mediocre scripts good, and vise versa, lousy actors can turn any good script to crap