May I suggest reading die Leiden des jungen Werthers instead? More appropriate for someone whose life is full…
Goethe is the nec plus ultra of the "rightwinged" German literature and his works are, indeed, a good suggestion, I read his poetry but never considered reading his novels; they never appealed to me as a man, but I will definitely consider reading this one. Thanks!
I doubt it's you, with the 8.0 rating, many people seem to think that way. Comedy is always hit or miss though.…
Ratings here mean nothing. Some of my favorite movies and dramas have 5 to 7 stars ratings. As for the show in itself, I hated the first scene at first sight. I didn't find the humor entertaining, it was of a very bad taste and unnatural. It felt forced. I don't like the character of Chonlatee either although I'm going through a similar situation myself. I liked his supportive and witty mom, but other than this, and Podd's smile, nothing was fascinating enough to push me to watch past the 1st part of the 3rd episode. GMMTV did never know how to please me in fact, that's the problem.
I think the current rating value displayed is because of the rating given to the 1st and 2nd episodes. You can…
I'm not dumb. My interrogation is: Who would model the rating of one episode on a whole series? Do they see into the future and know that the whole episodes would be of an equal quality to the first? Of course not. I'm just appalled 'cause those practices do more wrong than good to the shows on MDL. I guess, people here don't see further than the words.
Very unimpressed by this show. As a gay man whose life is full of drama, I can't identify with the characters at all. The plot is way too far-fetched, it reminds me of Thai BL dramas of a few years ago. They weren't terrible back then, but I expect better now. It's a good show for teens and whoever else wants to take it easy and watch some funny/lighthearted dramas... but, I guess, the pandemic embittered me... I've lost my sense of humor. Podd is handsome, he's the only reason why I'll probably watch more episodes in the future.
As a doctor myself, I'm waiting for this with open arms. I can't wait to watch it and see how things turn out when a main character is a doctor in a Thai drama. In TWM: TNC they made the doc a "pervert", in TharnType 2 the plot is shallow, and... My Ride... I am just not interested in the show, the cast is awful (but the novel is wonderful). So, all my hopes go for this one.
This second season isn't what I hoped for, the level did clearly drop from season 1. I hated the novel, I read less than 10 chapters, so I wanted a better job done with the series... but, my expectations remain unmet. A/ The things I didn't appreciate: 1. The flatness of the plot, there's just no suspense and no incitation to watch. 2. The tropes, the tropes, the tropes... 3. The tasteless rehearsal of a recipe that worked once. An indigestion, anyone? 4. The excess of lovey-dovey scenes that make my gay *** cringe. They were awesome at first but too many of them makes them lose their charm. 5. The lack of interactions with the families. Only one weak scene with Tharn's parents in the beginning. B/The things that would definitely captivate me if they ever happen (but it's very unlikely): 1. GIVING TECHNO A LIFE. He's just there, jesting around. An important character with no background and no story. 2. Thorn and his fiancée breaking up and Thorn getting with San. I can dream, I know! 3. Bringing Type's father asap. He's my favorite character in the series. 4. Upgrading the game between Doc and Champ, that awkward flirting is way too.... BL. 5. Chasing away those female homewreckers... the twist died long ago, no need to resuscitate it.
Personally, I have a problem with the cast. I ADORE Podd but the remaining actors ... they remind me way too much of 2gether, 2gether that I want to forget. Gonna watch the first episode now and see if I will watch the whole series or just stare at Podd's face for the remaining 12 episodes.
I didn't plan to watch this second season and when I read the reviews and comments, I tell myself: "Well done, buddy!"... I expected it to be a disaster and from what I see, my guess was correct! :/
I won't watch this for different reasons but mainly because of the plot. I don't want to see semi-teenagers in a surgeon's role. It takes 15 years more or less to become a surgeon (from med school to residency), and since the surgeon is well-known he must have a solid career... so any actor under 40 would be a miscast.
Podd is handsome, he's the only reason why I'll probably watch more episodes in the future.
A/ The things I didn't appreciate:
1. The flatness of the plot, there's just no suspense and no incitation to watch.
2. The tropes, the tropes, the tropes...
3. The tasteless rehearsal of a recipe that worked once. An indigestion, anyone?
4. The excess of lovey-dovey scenes that make my gay *** cringe. They were awesome at first but too many of them makes them lose their charm.
5. The lack of interactions with the families. Only one weak scene with Tharn's parents in the beginning.
B/The things that would definitely captivate me if they ever happen (but it's very unlikely):
1. GIVING TECHNO A LIFE. He's just there, jesting around. An important character with no background and no story.
2. Thorn and his fiancée breaking up and Thorn getting with San. I can dream, I know!
3. Bringing Type's father asap. He's my favorite character in the series.
4. Upgrading the game between Doc and Champ, that awkward flirting is way too.... BL.
5. Chasing away those female homewreckers... the twist died long ago, no need to resuscitate it.