I appreciated that this series tried to move away from what we've mostly seen in Thai BLs. The characters were…
Agreed. Prem and Aue are overwhelmed by the love and support of their younger lovers. I was surprised by Bie pursuing Eve.
Aue looked amazing in that cream colored turtleneck on the mountaintop with Aek. I kept thinking of Bun & Tan on their honeymoon in MOD and Tien and his Chief, on their village mountaintop in ATOATS .
I hope so, but at the same time, they really don't need a whole series to get back together. Their only issue…
As much as I love Leon and his "Kitty Boy" Pob, they really, really do not need their own season. Especially if it's Mame handling the screenplay. I just envision unnecessary drama to build up their story for an 12 episode season, when they could have gotten a reunion or even closure to how their relationship ended in the special by just alloting 20 to 30 minutes of screentime to those characters and their pairing.
Fans self. Yoon has no defense against Choi's full court press overwhelming charm. When he licked the back of Yoon's hand, to take a taste of the sauce?! It reminded me of the scene of Newland kissing the wrist of Ellen in the film, "The Age of Innocence".
The entire beach scene.
What really makes me love this show, is that there is no scenes of either Yoon or Choi wondering about their sexuality OR being distraught about being attracted towards another man.
I know that this special was for the Leo/Fiat fans, but they still wrote them as being so awkward around each other, after ALL this time?! Is that what they think the fans like about the pairing? Also, I never really noticed before, but Fiat CONSTANTLY whines. I'm really pissed off. Leon and Pob fans, we literally only got them crossing paths and missing each other.
How Ida-kun is so reserved and serious, reminds me of Dean from UWMA.
Hashimoto slapped sense into Akkun, to the shock of him AND everyone who witnessed it. The young male student, who directed the play from a few episodes back, was stunned.
I really hope that Ivan gets cast in another role OR is able to be discovered by an agency in another country, because he is an amazing performer, who needs to be seen!!
Episode 1 was full of red flags that us drama watchers are totally used to. The tropes Keng uses(the stalking,…
I'm currently watching the first episode of this series and the red flags are at full mast and flowing through the air. TPTB even had the twinkly and cutesy background music. The nosy junior girls wondering about the real "relationship" between the two main leads. We even have the best friend, who's secretly in love, and obsessed with his best friend, showing jealousy and bitterness over the other.
I'm glad that Shin was rary of Keng and his behavior in the beginning, but then felt like it was okay, because Keng was the "ambassador" of their college. Thinking that Keng wouldn't do anything bad to him.
One of the most recurring (and rather asinine) complaints is that the series fails to show the character developments,…
The closing scene of this episode was all about the innuendo and the major flirting that was happening between Aue and Aek. Both characters, finally and fully on the same page with each other, about their mutual romantic, sexual, emotional interest with one another.
Another lovely and brilliant episode. Like it was obvious for those with with sense, Aek has panicked largely…
Agreed!! This episode literally proved exactly what I saw was developing onscreen for both Aek and Aue. I especially loved the clips of Aek as a child growing up with a family of females who loved to cook. Cooking has always been Aek's first love. A love that he gained from his grandmother and mother. A love that led him to meet Aue. A love that he was able to share with Aue. His Mom was able to see it, especially when Aue had asked her for permission to have Aek participate in the cooking contest. Her approval just wasn't about the contest. She was giving Aue permission to be with and care for her son. As for Nuna, I was so glad that during her closure scene with Moo, she finally got to have her say. She never, ever wanted him to "save her". She wanted to be able to share a life with him, but all that he cared about was being a "winner". That she was able to actually be happy for him and to wish him well, is one of the very many things that I love about this very adult BL series.
This series was just absolutely lovely and focused on what really mattered: Keptawan and his Mom receiving the guidance and assistance that they desperately needed, in order to maintain their home and livelihood.
Aue looked amazing in that cream colored turtleneck on the mountaintop with Aek. I kept thinking of Bun & Tan on their honeymoon in MOD and Tien and his Chief, on their village mountaintop in ATOATS .
The entire beach scene.
What really makes me love this show, is that there is no scenes of either Yoon or Choi wondering about their sexuality OR being distraught about being attracted towards another man.
I'm really pissed off. Leon and Pob fans, we literally only got them crossing paths and missing each other.
Hashimoto slapped sense into Akkun, to the shock of him AND everyone who witnessed it. The young male student, who directed the play from a few episodes back, was stunned.
Aoki has it so bad for Ida.
This series is just wonderful!
I'm glad that Shin was rary of Keng and his behavior in the beginning, but then felt like it was okay, because Keng was the "ambassador" of their college. Thinking that Keng wouldn't do anything bad to him.
Looking forward to next week's episode.