TheGayMedic

Love her. She's very talented :)

Very good movies directors... yet nobody talks about him!

I agree with you. Times are tough and watching something too serious might turn out to be very unsatisfying. Life is Beautiful isn't the funniest drama there is, some scenes are rather poignant and sad, but globally it's nice to watch, it has some memorable scenes, awkwardly comedic others, and a touch of nostalgia to it (for those like me who watched it when it first aired) that make it an agreeable option. I hope you will enjoy watching it as much as I did :)

It's been translated half-way but it's been reported for copyright violation and deleted right after. It's unlikely for anyone to post it anytime soon.

This photograph does him no justice but some others on Google are worse...
I discovered him in Personal Taste and followed him ever since then. He is one of my favorite Korean actors, glad that he has a lot of projects in 2020.

You can watch Together With Me without watching Bad Romance. Actually the story of TWM takes place before Bad Romance. Personally I liked Yihwa and Korn's stories in Bad Romance, the nonsense came from the side story.

Re-watch it when you grow up... it will be less "stupid" by then, I promise!

Finally the gods heard me and matched Max and Ten with the right actors.... together. Keaton and Simon are the only reason why I rate this series 7/10...!!!

I agree on everything you say.. I can't put it better, this series is a wreck. The pandemic just finished it off. I rate it 2/10 but it's worth 1/10 in depth.

I will believe it when I see it.. even though a third season is what I personally wait for since 2015!

There are no Covid-19 cases on my work place as it's a specialized hospital that isn't equipped to treat infectious diseases. The only thing I'll miss will be the free time I have working for the private hospital now, I won't have time to watch my favorite series anymore when I go back there. Last year, I only logged in twice in 5 months! Today was supposed to be my day off, but here I am binge-watching dramas :/

Yeah, the word "jet lag" does only refer to the one meaning you refer to. I meant that we have to endure the jet lag of the eight hours time zones gap as well as the 6k miles between us when we visit each other. I was tired and wanted to cut the long sentence short. After work my mind is always blank... lol.. But yeah, I'm no native English speaker. English is one of the latest languages I learnt.

Giving it a second chance after having dropped it twice. Doing it for the sake of Ngern, Kim and Fifa.

So many years later, I am giving it a second chance.
*Result: Still not 'feeling' it.

When I put on-hold a completed series twice... it's no good sign!

Yes. I don't remember much about it as I watched it almost a decade ago but I remember some comedic scenes (I can't forget the scene where Kyung Soo and Tae Sup visited the latter's sister in the hospital) . It was very enjoyable, I am back to re-watch it for that reason :)

Initially, I work in a public hospital but I am momentarily working in a private hospital, I will go back to working in the public hospital in May. Even if the training lasts longer, it's okay because as interns we'll never have enough training. I will just consider any extra period of internship as pre-residency.

My friend lives in Japan, I live in the West. We've got more than 6k miles between us.

Impressive screenwriter and film director. Does never disappoint!

Yes, the BL genre is very popular outside Thailand. I bet the companies that release BL shows out there are going through a transition right now (from a classic commercial strategy destined to the national target to a global strategy for a much broader target and a heterogeneous audience). The internet makes things easier for them as they get all the statistics they need for their communication strategies from the platforms, like Youtube, where they post the shows.

I want to comment about Tine's friends' behavior:
I may be wrong, but, if I remember well, in the novel Tine's friends (along with Sarawat's) did it on purpose to prove that Tine loves Sarawat, they did the opposite of what they usually do to push Tine to do the reverse thing he usually does... Knowing that he would try to cross them if they pushed him into Sarawat's arms, they did the opposite (keeping him away from him) and it worked, Tine fell in the trap. It may be this scene or maybe another (I can't tell since a few scenes are different from the novel), but something like that happened in the book, I just don't remember the details.
* If you remember the novel better, you can correct me if I am wrong.

I asked my friend who is in the filming industry in Asia (He was sleeping when I called him so I don't know if he knew what he was saying lol) he said that it's hard to tell without knowing the actual figures (the incomes) they make. He says it may depend on the show and the percentage of direct audience from both local and international publics. If it's acclaimed internationally, and the percentage of profit is consequent (worth the bother), the production can set an alternative strategy for the foreign market.. but, as a general watchword, the local audience prevails on the long-term. He also says that well-established companies are less inclined to develop a case by case strategy, it's whether they are established internationally or fully focused on the national public, and that it's more the thing of the small, budding companies to scrape what they may and every mean is good to achieve the fixed objectives.