I love this series!! Ryoma and the Coach uniting all the "cool boys" to become true, sincere, supportive, and friendly people, secure in the knowledge that they're more than just how hot they look to others. I also love Ryoma and his family.
ETA: That was a fantastic reveal of who the "villian" is in this series. I was really shocked by it, because he comes across as so tame!!
All the potential pairings are cute, and the food looks amazing.
This is not a BL genre changing series. Especially with the pathetic, fat shaming, and homophopic female character, who's threatened by the presence of Lukchup. It boggles my mind, how these male leads just "never" see that their female "friend" always wants more to their relationship than friendship.
After episode 3, I'm going to wait until the entire series is completed, before I watch another episode. He hits his employee with some sort of glass paperweight, in order to get the tailor to make his suit?!
I know that these creators, want to focus on more mature adult topics and characters, yet they still somehow create stories that seem to come from very limited imaginations, and frankly experience.
It was painful to see Tawan so hurt by the truth about Por, but he needed that harsh reveal, so that he'll never be swayed again by the fantasy version of this man that never existed. Por was a dream, but in reality, he's an habitual liar, cheater, and someone that needs to know that he's the center of someone else's life. Yet, he's constantly trying to find someone, he thinks is better, than the guy, who keeps taking him back. I hope that Tawan will allow himself time to heal, and figure out that he can truly pursue more than just friendship with Mork.
Mork is a really interesting character. He's in denial about his feelings for Tawan, but he never succumbs to being weird about rejecting those feelings, or objecting to being around the him. He finds ways to be around Tawan, to be the person that comforts him. Once, he's ready to accept the truth, his fantasies about kissing Tawan will also come true.
I don't find Toy attractive, charming, nor a match for Boss.
I can never remember the third pairings character names.
I have to say that I am extremely impressed with the cast of this series. Jin Gun and Jeon Chang Ha were amazing in their roles as Yeon Seok and Jeong Ya Ha Yeon. Especially since this is their first series.
The look and feel of this series, is an homage to the films of Nancy Meyers and Nora Ephron. Especially the cinematography capturing the beauty of the fall season.
I absolutely adore this sweet, simple, and wonderful series. We're well aware that Tae Sung has been in love and is conscious about his feelings for Hae Bom for years. Now, we get to see Hae Bom slowly becoming aware of his own feelings, and love for Tae Sung. I like that Hae Bom has his boss, and Eun Sun as life advisers for him. I haven't read the source material, but in this adaption, I think Eun Sun knows that her son has had a crush on Hae Bom for awhile now, and she keeps saying things, to motivate her son to finally reveal his true feelings to him.
I love that Nakano finally realized the thing that has been "off" regarding Gonta-san and his grandmother, Katsuyo. He knows that they've swapped souls.
I enjoyed this film, and all the performers were wonderful. What saddens me, is that the idea of an adult Phob, having a relationship with a teenage and female Natcha, was much more accepted, and deemed "acceptable" by others, over the teenaged Phob, and his genuine love for the male teenaged Dew, in their youths in the 90s. Sigh!
Lukchup has been added to my BL list of cute and adorable inspiring chefs, after Pharm from "Until We Meet Again", and Tops from "Ingredients"!! This series, will also inspire me to try my hand at cooking Thai dishes in my own kitchen.
Por is a straight up asshole, and the other guy is wasting his time, and energy, trying to convince Tawan to end things with him. The problem stems from Por, and not Tawan.
I like that Mork is trying to get Tawan from focusing so much on wondering why Por continues to avoid him. It's not Mork's place to tell him that his dentist boyfriend is a cheater.
Perfect 10/10 from me. Even though it's short and doesn't really follow the plot of novel/manhwa, but the chemistry,…
Quickly adds Jae Young to my fictional Best BL Boyfriend List. Pat, Nusib, Dean, and Kurosawa would be so proud of what he had done, to gain Sang Woo's interest, and trust in him.
The only thing that I don’t like about this series, other than that bullying asshole, is that we have to wait each week for another episode.
I love that Tae Sung's friends are really supportive of his newly acknowledged and long-term feelings for Hae Bom.
They are both so hesitant around each other, because Hae Bom had no idea that Tae Sung's avoidance, and "hatred" was nothing more than him denying his growing feelings of love.
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ETA: That was a fantastic reveal of who the "villian" is in this series. I was really shocked by it, because he comes across as so tame!!
This is not a BL genre changing series. Especially with the pathetic, fat shaming, and homophopic female character, who's threatened by the presence of Lukchup. It boggles my mind, how these male leads just "never" see that their female "friend" always wants more to their relationship than friendship.
I know that these creators, want to focus on more mature adult topics and characters, yet they still somehow create stories that seem to come from very limited imaginations, and frankly experience.
Mork is a really interesting character. He's in denial about his feelings for Tawan, but he never succumbs to being weird about rejecting those feelings, or objecting to being around the him. He finds ways to be around Tawan, to be the person that comforts him. Once, he's ready to accept the truth, his fantasies about kissing Tawan will also come true.
I don't find Toy attractive, charming, nor a match for Boss.
I can never remember the third pairings character names.
The look and feel of this series, is an homage to the films of Nancy Meyers and Nora Ephron. Especially the cinematography capturing the beauty of the fall season.
I will watch this series repeatedly!!
I like that Mork is trying to get Tawan from focusing so much on wondering why Por continues to avoid him. It's not Mork's place to tell him that his dentist boyfriend is a cheater.
I love that Tae Sung's friends are really supportive of his newly acknowledged and long-term feelings for Hae Bom.
They are both so hesitant around each other, because Hae Bom had no idea that Tae Sung's avoidance, and "hatred" was nothing more than him denying his growing feelings of love.