I can’t really explain what I just watched. Was I on acid or was the director 😂. I did love it though. Literally laughing out loud at the absurd comedy which should have been really cringe but it worked somehow. I loved the whole cast.
I agree with others they shouldn’t have bothered trying to hint at romance. It wasn’t needed, wasn’t in the tags, and there wasn’t enough time in 8 episodes to really believe it could happen. I usually want romance in everything I watch, but this one didn’t really need it. The relationships between them all was what carried this.
I will say this. Korean dramas do gore far too well. I can handle Americans shooting everyone in every movie or series, but Koreans get real with the violence, blood & gore. It’s often too much for me, Especially if torture is involved which basically the children that were experimented on were.
I miss out on a lot of good kdramas because I can’t handle how real they make the violence. It’s a credit to their craft. From the director to stunt people and special effects. They are a class above every one else.
I liked this was 8 episodes too because it kept a great pace up without getting boring or missing anything important. I hope there will be a series 2. Just to experience that unique storytelling.
I watched season 1 only a few weeks ago for the first time. That was a complete hot mess with extra mess 😂 Thought I’d never want to see Boston again.
I was surprised this season was a lot better. There was still conflict and betrayal but nowhere near as bad as season 1. I also smiled when I saw Boston oddly enough.
Mix is one of those actors that just has that something special. I’m sure there are plenty of others but Mix, Khaotung and War are actors that make you feel everything they act. Their eyes alone tell the story.
I really enjoyed this season. And Joss speaking English was the chefs kiss 🔥
Just finished this and overall it was a nice short Bl.
I really enjoyed episodes 1-4 (binged in one sitting) however episodes 5-7 really annoyed me about the many, many miscommunications between the lead couple. Thankfully ended it nicely on episode 8. I don’t think they needed to hint at a second couple.
I think the prolonged nudity tag is a bit of a stretch. I’ve seen far more skin in Thai bl’s. Also I don’t think calling the male lead cold was accurate in the description either.
What I really liked was that the basketball jock wasn’t the typical lead where the thought of falling for a guy was gross. He naturally fell for him and didn’t question it at all. And finally nice to see someone being careful with their partners first time. Their love scene felt special and not just there for views.
So I’m only up to the 2nd episode. I see all the great reviews but I’m finding it very cringe worthy already. Is this the way it stays the whole series or does it get more depth.?
I understand sometimes people want an easy, lighthearted watch. I’m wondering if this may be too fluffy for me. Anyone else started it and not really liking it, and then got into it? I’ve enjoyed the actors in their other series. TIA
I pushed through and just finished this series. It’s not that it was exactly bad but it was so slow. Especially in the middle. I’ve never watched shows on faster speed, but I think this one i should have.
The sunflower song was lovely but played way too many times. I like the GL pairing and I liked Book.
As someone who enjoyed JaFirsts chemistry, I’m not sure these 2 are there yet. It wasn’t terrible but I don’t feel Ja shows much range. He’s definitely nice to look at, and perhaps it’s just the script but compared to all the new pairings of the last year or 2 he hasn’t improved to their level yet. Again it may be a character, writer or directors choice.
I didn’t feel much during their kiss scenes so I’m not sure whose fault that is. People behind the camera or the actors? The 3rd episode before the end was probably the most interesting. The last episode they were just throwing kissing scenes here and there.
Looking forward to some much better BLs coming out this year.
If I’m completely honest this only kept my attention for the NC scenes and BossNoeul’s chemistry.
I realised by episode 9 they were never going to explain the whole concept of this series with the white room or even why or how the other guy could hear people’s voices. Not to mention the mother who seemed like was going to be a big scary character, did nothing really and then the conclusion of that part of the story was ridiculous .
I feel it either should have explained and kept with the multiverse or gone along with the mother storyline. In the end it really did neither. Then of course there is the stalking which is turned into a sweet gesture basically 😂
I hope these actors get a better series next time. They do have awesome chemistry.
I’m glad it was only 10 episodes though. Felt drawn out at that. Still enjoyed parts of it.
As a fan of Seo in Guk and in need of a lighthearted short series. This was just what I needed.
It’s an interesting concept. Nothing too deep or dramatic. Some may say boring or it’s slow but as it’s only 10 episodes I didn’t mind. The difference between BoD and real life felt like the right balance.
Loved the characters and the guest cameos. I hope nothing like BoD ever becomes a reality though as I can see how it would be addictive. As an introvert it would be my ideal dating situation.
Just finished this series. I seriously considered dropping at episode 1-2 some people said give it to the end of 3 so I did. And then continued. The time jumps were really bugging me in those first few episodes.
I didn’t see how Kelvin was ever going to be likeable. Let’s be honest in reality there is no way Veir would forgive, let alone love Kelvin.
Their chemistry though is 🔥🔥🔥 visually they are bliss to watch. Especially Fort and their comfort with each other is obvious.
Liked the girl couple too.
Now the last episode. What was with the comiical classical music for the bomb scene (surely not meant to be funny)
Glad they mentioned Kelvin went to hospital. I’m sure he needed more than a few months though.
Overall I enjoyed the chemistry and that it tried to be darker and different to fluffy BL’s. They maybe went too far with the crazy though.
This was different which I could appreciate. The acting from everyone was amazing. Offgun are so comfortable with each other and it really shows. Dew was especially great. I’m glad it was only 10 episodes though. Whilst I did binge watch it, it still had a slow feel to it.
Without spoiling I’m not sure about the ending. It was hard to root for anyone to be happy to be honest. Probably because this felt more real than most cookie cutter BL’s.
I was close to dropping this after episode one. I didn’t like the style or perhaps I just wasn’t in the mood for a courtroom drama. I love Ji Sung so I wanted to like it.
A couple of people suggested I watch up to episode 3 and I’m glad I did. The style / feeling did change.
I won’t lie, there were definitely times I was confused who were the good guys and bad guys. So many characters. Too many.
From the 1st episode I definitely expected his In law family to be the major players but we barely saw much of them, except his wife. They really only appeared near the end. So him marrying into that family really didn’t matter to the storyline in my opinion.
I’m glad I watched it but also happy it was 14 and not 16 episodes. Loved his friend group too. .
I agree with others they shouldn’t have bothered trying to hint at romance. It wasn’t needed, wasn’t in the tags, and there wasn’t enough time in 8 episodes to really believe it could happen. I usually want romance in everything I watch, but this one didn’t really need it. The relationships between them all was what carried this.
I will say this. Korean dramas do gore far too well. I can handle Americans shooting everyone in every movie or series, but Koreans get real with the violence, blood & gore. It’s often too much for me,
Especially if torture is involved which basically the children that were experimented on were.
I miss out on a lot of good kdramas because I can’t handle how real they make the violence. It’s a credit to their craft. From the director to stunt people and special effects. They are a class above every one else.
I liked this was 8 episodes too because it kept a great pace up without getting boring or missing anything important. I hope there will be a series 2. Just to experience that unique storytelling.
I was surprised this season was a lot better. There was still conflict and betrayal but nowhere near as bad as season 1. I also smiled when I saw Boston oddly enough.
Mix is one of those actors that just has that something special. I’m sure there are plenty of others but Mix, Khaotung and War are actors that make you feel everything they act. Their eyes alone tell the story.
I really enjoyed this season. And Joss speaking English was the chefs kiss 🔥
I really enjoyed episodes 1-4 (binged in one sitting) however episodes 5-7 really annoyed me about the many, many miscommunications between the lead couple. Thankfully ended it nicely on episode 8. I don’t think they needed to hint at a second couple.
I think the prolonged nudity tag is a bit of a stretch. I’ve seen far more skin in Thai bl’s. Also I don’t think calling the male lead cold was accurate in the description either.
What I really liked was that the basketball jock wasn’t the typical lead where the thought of falling for a guy was gross. He naturally fell for him and didn’t question it at all. And finally nice to see someone being careful with their partners first time. Their love scene felt special and not just there for views.
I understand sometimes people want an easy, lighthearted watch. I’m wondering if this may be too fluffy for me. Anyone else started it and not really liking it, and then got into it? I’ve enjoyed the actors in their other series. TIA
The sunflower song was lovely but played way too many times. I like the GL pairing and I liked Book.
As someone who enjoyed JaFirsts chemistry, I’m not sure these 2 are there yet. It wasn’t terrible but I don’t feel Ja shows much range. He’s definitely nice to look at, and perhaps it’s just the script but compared to all the new pairings of the last year or 2 he hasn’t improved to their level yet. Again it may be a character, writer or directors choice.
I didn’t feel much during their kiss scenes so I’m not sure whose fault that is. People behind the camera or the actors? The 3rd episode before the end was probably the most interesting. The last episode they were just throwing kissing scenes here and there.
Looking forward to some much better BLs coming out this year.
Not going to lie, excited to see Earth, Mix, Joss and Gawin as the leads
I like Neo as an actor but not looking forward to seeing Boston again.
I realised by episode 9 they were never going to explain the whole concept of this series with the white room or even why or how the other guy could hear people’s voices. Not to mention the mother who seemed like was going to be a big scary character, did nothing really and then the conclusion of that part of the story was ridiculous .
I feel it either should have explained and kept with the multiverse or gone along with the mother storyline. In the end it really did neither. Then of course there is the stalking which is turned into a sweet gesture basically 😂
I hope these actors get a better series next time. They do have awesome chemistry.
I’m glad it was only 10 episodes though. Felt drawn out at that. Still enjoyed parts of it.
It’s an interesting concept. Nothing too deep or dramatic. Some may say boring or it’s slow but as it’s only 10 episodes I didn’t mind. The difference between BoD and real life felt like the right balance.
Loved the characters and the guest cameos. I hope nothing like BoD ever becomes a reality though as I can see how it would be addictive. As an introvert it would be my ideal dating situation.
I didn’t see how Kelvin was ever going to be likeable. Let’s be honest in reality there is no way Veir would forgive, let alone love Kelvin.
Their chemistry though is 🔥🔥🔥 visually they are bliss to watch. Especially Fort and their comfort with each other is obvious.
Liked the girl couple too.
Now the last episode. What was with the comiical classical music for the bomb scene (surely not meant to be funny)
Glad they mentioned Kelvin went to hospital. I’m sure he needed more than a few months though.
Overall I enjoyed the chemistry and that it tried to be darker and different to fluffy BL’s. They maybe went too far with the crazy though.
Without spoiling I’m not sure about the ending. It was hard to root for anyone to be happy to be honest. Probably because this felt more real than most cookie cutter BL’s.
Worth watching once.
A couple of people suggested I watch up to episode 3 and I’m glad I did. The style / feeling did change.
I won’t lie, there were definitely times I was confused who were the good guys and bad guys. So many characters. Too many.
From the 1st episode I definitely expected his In law family to be the major players but we barely saw much of them, except his wife. They really only appeared near the end. So him marrying into that family really didn’t matter to the storyline in my opinion.
I’m glad I watched it but also happy it was 14 and not 16 episodes. Loved his friend group too. .