LOL. Based on your first sentence I think you havent seen many GMMTV romcoms. Go check Sweet Tooth Good Dentist,…
Woops! My bad. I'll correct that and modify the opening assertion. Of the GMMTV romcoms you're not a fan of, I'll admit Ossans Love wasn't terrific but the others had some merit.
In my opinion, GMMTV is the most consistent maker of high-quality BL romcoms, and this one is no exception. The character Thee is really OTT and Pond must have had a blast playing him; he's terrific in this role. His eventual love interest is Peach, played by Phuwin. Most viewers will remember the first time we saw them together in Fish Upon the Sky, later returning as the main stars in the outstanding series Never Let Me Go. Here, their roles are reversed (regarding wealth), using a dynamic storyline that is fresh, original and popping in humour. Not sure why it's 10 episodes instead of the usual 12, though I've noticed lately that series are somewhat shorter. Still, we can all look forward to being greatly entertained over the rest of the season.
Young Dao stole this latest episode. He's so darn cute, a mix of cheekiness, wilfulness and playfulness, all while remaining lovable. That's quite a feat for one so young.
The way amnesia has hit Davin in this series seems to me pretty weird. First, he can't remember who he is, then after he's shot at, his memory returns and he can't remember the last three months with Lava. However, the way things pan out at the end of the episode was exactly as I hoped they'd go. I knew once the prince kissed Lava, the sensory experience would trigger his memory.
I don’t really know how to say this, but this series is done pretty weirdly (._.)Mind you, I absolutely love…
Regarding events at the palace, we get second hand updates from various characters and as of now, the Royal Family are out of danger. I expect the last episode will take us to the palace and Lava will go there with Prince Davin, then we'll see them horse riding together, as shown in various stills that have been uploaded.
Loving this. Both of them are so perfect together and they're naturally falling in love with each other. Minato may not have wanted to, but Shizuma is so adorable, it's no wonder Minato is rethinking his original intention.
We all know this is basically a sort of 'enemies to lovers' situation with J and Jinn, but what mystifies me is how scenes and stills of them kissing in a future episode are all over X.
I don't think Than is dead and when Chet is pointing his gun at Pheem and about to shoot him, I'm sure Than is going to spring up out of nowhere and shoot Chet first.
To begin with, after far too many of those weird little 4 part mini series with lots of peculiar dialogue, it's refreshing to see a series from South Korea that has a decent storyline that's easy to follow and half-hour episodes with an engaging cast. It's impossible to assume which of the three young men who are pursuing Do Ha he'll choose in the end, as all of them have different qualities and all of them are attractive (of course), and Do Ha himself is really cute. I'm not gunning for any of them yet. I think I'll enjoy this.
Oh Pheem, Pheem, how are you going to get out of this one? The love is real, but the lies... oh dear. Than would need to be a saint for him to forgive Pheem this time, but we're only just over halfway through, so they'll get through this latest betrayal of trust one way or another.
A strong first episode, even if this horrific police investigation involves ghosts. (What is it with ghosts turning up in so many Thai BL series?) Whatever, I like the developing dynamic between Singha and Thup and I can easily see them falling for each other. They look good together. Coming from One31, I expect it will have lots of drama and will keep me fully engaged for the duration.
After all the harrowing events of Ep. 9, the situation for Prince Saenkaew and Sasin seemed hopeless in the extreme and could not have been more dire. Yet, despite all this unalloyed drama, bloodshed and misery, our two lovebirds were ultimately saved, first by Pin and then by Grandma. Events then took their course, including the unexpected stabbing of Prince Bodin (Pin's father) by the distraught and half-crazed widow of Prince Inthorn, who he had shot earlier, saving them from being shot too. Safely on the train to a new life together, the two lovers escaped to a region far from where anyone could find them, to lead the sort of life they could only dream about. The happy reunion at the end was merely the icing on the cake.
The revelation of this series was Peak's acting, who has been in BL dramas since his standout role in 'Make it Right' (2016). Everyone else, too, was perfectly cast, contributing to the overall excellence of this series. No wonder it rated so well.
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The revelation of this series was Peak's acting, who has been in BL dramas since his standout role in 'Make it Right' (2016). Everyone else, too, was perfectly cast, contributing to the overall excellence of this series. No wonder it rated so well.