Everything came together perfectly
Perfect 10 Liners was such a fun and enjoyable show. I honestly didn't expect to become so attached but after 6 months (!) of watching this show every week, I ended up being so sad that it was ending.
This show tells the story of three couples over the course of three years. First up we have Arm (Book), who joins Perfect 10 Liners his freshman year and meets Arm (Force), who seems to not like him. Their enemies-to-lovers storyline was a great way to start the show, though it was probably my least favorite of the three. The next year, Yotha (Perth) joins the group, and his cold heart slowly gets melted by Gun (Santa), who is truly the most sunshiney character to exist (though he isn't without his traumas too). The two learn to love and heal each other. Finally, Wine (Mark) joins the next year, and meets Faifa (Junior), a people-pleaser that finally finds someone he wants to treat special but doesn't know how.
Watching the three couples' storylines was so much fun, the comedic timing was incredible, and each story felt different. I was afraid that the show would start to be repetitive, but I found myself looking forward to it more and more each week. If you need a new comfort show, this is a great option. The conflicts still provided some angst, but always returned to a happy vibe at the end.
This show tells the story of three couples over the course of three years. First up we have Arm (Book), who joins Perfect 10 Liners his freshman year and meets Arm (Force), who seems to not like him. Their enemies-to-lovers storyline was a great way to start the show, though it was probably my least favorite of the three. The next year, Yotha (Perth) joins the group, and his cold heart slowly gets melted by Gun (Santa), who is truly the most sunshiney character to exist (though he isn't without his traumas too). The two learn to love and heal each other. Finally, Wine (Mark) joins the next year, and meets Faifa (Junior), a people-pleaser that finally finds someone he wants to treat special but doesn't know how.
Watching the three couples' storylines was so much fun, the comedic timing was incredible, and each story felt different. I was afraid that the show would start to be repetitive, but I found myself looking forward to it more and more each week. If you need a new comfort show, this is a great option. The conflicts still provided some angst, but always returned to a happy vibe at the end.
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