Hmm...Khaotung is giving me BDE in his role as Ayan, and it's clear that First could have chemistry with a literal rock. He had it with Fluke Pusit, and Ohm in "The Shipper". We have seen his chemistry with Fluke Gawin in "Not Me".
Khaotung and First are wonderful in this series.
I love the Aunties from the beach food vendor scene. Khan won't let anything bad happen to his future boyfriend Thua. He's in love with him. He doesn't want to admit it, but he's gone for him.
I would love to see GMMTV find something that could be excellent for Louis and Neo to be cast as the main leads in a series.
I don’t think we will see anything untoward between budding film-maker Wat and the female teacher. I think she'll be the one adult, in his life, that will truly support his goal.
I see so many comments about no chemistry between Kim and Sun, and it is because they wrote him truly as a zombie…
Yup. Alot of viewers (I am one of them) were interested in this series, initially due to the casting of Ohm Earth in the main lead roles. Yet, for me, it's the pairing of Noh/Peterpan that has kept me from completely dropping the show.
Rain and Phayu intrigue me, because they were both raised in the same household, but due to their different classes, Phayu has been raised to believe he is "less than" Rain. While Rain knows that he has family responsibilities, that he can't say no to, he also encourages the boy that he's always been drawn towards, Phayu to try and break out from his father's expectations, and goals for his life. I think that Rain sees that Phayu could have a real chance to live his life, on his terms. If Phayu wants Rain to be a part of his future life, then that's something he wouldn't turn down.
Now I get why Amagi is just a ball of energy at times. Trying to hide his insecurities about not being liked/wanted. While we have the popular guy, Takara afraid that Amagi might find someone else. Sigh. Kids!!
These managers are bottom-feeders. They're using the people, that they should be representing, as game pieces, for their battle between each other.
"The more it's fake, the more it sells!" Wow. Bew trusted all of them, and they all used, belittled, and gaslit him. All because of their need for fame. I loved how the writing and portrayal of Bew didn't show him as this gullible idiot. He questioned actions all of the time, but he believed that they cared for him, his relationship with Gus, and their careers. The devastation of knowing that even their "concern" for him was also fake. Bravo to Korn Ongsaranont in his performance as Bew.
So, Phayu's father had him go and graduate from college, with the expectation of him staying as a servant for that family for the rest of his life?!
Unnecessary scene between Baiboa and Phayu. Was he supposed to feel guilty that she had feelings for him that he never shared for her? He never, ever led her on. He cared for her as his friend.
I'm still annoyed that Pie continues to pursue Khim, and that Petch allows himself to be used by Pie.
Sun didn't collapse in this week's episode, but he needs something to help with memory, because he is absent-minded.
The way Wang looks at In. His persistence in getting In to admit that Siam was in love with him, and not Wimol. He is on a clear mission. In is his goal. His prize, and he's not going to let anyone stop him, especially In.
Between Nubsib "Lovely Writer", Tokawa "Old Fashion Cupcake", Shin "Minato's Laundromat", and now Wang none of their older men had a chance!
Fahlan, and Sherbet aren't "unpleasant" to me, because I have actually known guys like that in my college years. Everybody fooled around. Yes Fahlan is cheating on Tle, but I also expect that Tle has someone else on the side, waiting for him to end things with Fahlan. I'm just glad that I'm seeing a university based series, in which none of these characters behave like they've never made out with anyone before.
Pink, and the male character that likes her are annoying, but I guess the fujosi role, and slightly homophopic guy, who will change his ways by the end of the series were deemed needed by the screenwriter/director.
Its really, really good! I find it so refreshing in that pile of all the teenage dramas. Just normal people, with…
Along with the variety of BL series that they produce is amazing. They may not have the yearly quantity of BLs that other countries offer, but the quality is always outstanding. After the reception that "Cherry Magic" received internationally back in 2020, I think other production companies in Japan realized that they can, and should do more in this genre. Especially with older male characters, outside of high school/college settings.
All the performers are wonderful in this series. I'm particularly enjoying the 3 actors portraying "The World Remembers" protest group. These are the queer boys, that cannot, and will not just "blend in", to appease society, culture, friends, and importantly family.
Seeing Thua just trying to "pass through", so that he can have an easier time in high school. Akk not wanting to be seen as the "country bumpkin". Khan wanting to keep his "BMOC" vibe. Aye being frustrated by everyone being placed inside a box.
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I don't get that behavior at all. I guess it's viewed as "cute", for some viewers.
Khaotung and First are wonderful in this series.
I love the Aunties from the beach food vendor scene. Khan won't let anything bad happen to his future boyfriend Thua. He's in love with him. He doesn't want to admit it, but he's gone for him.
I would love to see GMMTV find something that could be excellent for Louis and Neo to be cast as the main leads in a series.
I don’t think we will see anything untoward between budding film-maker Wat and the female teacher. I think she'll be the one adult, in his life, that will truly support his goal.
*A character from another Thai BL series "Oh My Sunshine Night!"
Rain and Phayu intrigue me, because they were both raised in the same household, but due to their different classes, Phayu has been raised to believe he is "less than" Rain. While Rain knows that he has family responsibilities, that he can't say no to, he also encourages the boy that he's always been drawn towards, Phayu to try and break out from his father's expectations, and goals for his life. I think that Rain sees that Phayu could have a real chance to live his life, on his terms. If Phayu wants Rain to be a part of his future life, then that's something he wouldn't turn down.
"The more it's fake, the more it sells!" Wow.
Bew trusted all of them, and they all used, belittled, and gaslit him. All because of their need for fame. I loved how the writing and portrayal of Bew didn't show him as this gullible idiot. He questioned actions all of the time, but he believed that they cared for him, his relationship with Gus, and their careers. The devastation of knowing that even their "concern" for him was also fake. Bravo to Korn Ongsaranont in his performance as Bew.
Unnecessary scene between Baiboa and Phayu. Was he supposed to feel guilty that she had feelings for him that he never shared for her? He never, ever led her on. He cared for her as his friend.
I'm still annoyed that Pie continues to pursue Khim, and that Petch allows himself to be used by Pie.
Sun didn't collapse in this week's episode, but he needs something to help with memory, because he is absent-minded.
Between Nubsib "Lovely Writer", Tokawa "Old Fashion Cupcake", Shin "Minato's Laundromat", and now Wang none of their older men had a chance!
Fahlan, and Sherbet aren't "unpleasant" to me, because I have actually known guys like that in my college years. Everybody fooled around. Yes Fahlan is cheating on Tle, but I also expect that Tle has someone else on the side, waiting for him to end things with Fahlan. I'm just glad that I'm seeing a university based series, in which none of these characters behave like they've never made out with anyone before.
Pink, and the male character that likes her are annoying, but I guess the fujosi role, and slightly homophopic guy, who will change his ways by the end of the series were deemed needed by the screenwriter/director.
I'm particularly enjoying the 3 actors portraying "The World Remembers" protest group. These are the queer boys, that cannot, and will not just "blend in", to appease society, culture, friends, and importantly family.
Seeing Thua just trying to "pass through", so that he can have an easier time in high school. Akk not wanting to be seen as the "country bumpkin". Khan wanting to keep his "BMOC" vibe. Aye being frustrated by everyone being placed inside a box.