alice cruse

honestly had a lot of potential fumbled a bit at the end. it gets a pass though for being at all representative of the poly community it wasn't the best did quite a bit wrong but it's better than nothing and it was interesting .

where is episode six
why isnt it up yet?

how is this at all related to tonhon and chonlatee..........the vibes are so different this is almost the antithesis of that show

I'm finding this show weirdly endearing and surprisingly wholesome. I'm curious about the kinds of things they will create drama and conflict over cause just in the first two episodes three of the usual suspects have been eliminated.

its just not a good show and that's not because of the recasts. its just a huge exposition dump with a boring storyline that takes itself too seriously in the writing but not in the performances those are almost taken too lightly for the kinds of things they were dealing with.....just because the premise seems to be interesting and somewhat unique (same as season 1) doesn't mean its well executed.
there's just no satisfaction to be found there was little in season 1 as well but this has none and there's gonna be season 3???????????????? spare yourself

this was really good and then it got better cause it managed to surprise me toward the end. but the last two episodes just didn't seem as well thought out as the rest. rather than stick with some rules they just changed them for their own convenience.......it was almost like someone else was writing the show or they got very rushed and couldn't think of anything and put every single predictable and conflict and drama-creating thing in that last stretch. it's good the end was a bit disappointing cause there was such potential with tol meeting tin in the memory sequence thing but it didn't really go anywhere.

I'd say don't drop it after one or two episodes 2 is better than 1 and 3 is better than two it doesn't go quite far enough with the self-aware comedy for you not to cringe at all it can feel a bit boring at times cause of the exposition and the intentional effort to play the characters very 2 dimensionally which I get is a style but again they should have gone all the way with it just kind of feels like they don't want to commit .

miko that was part of the movies plot it was supposed to be gay. and whether or not the actor is actually gay really shouldn't matter as you clearly liked the man before questioning it due to this film.

I don't really mind the show as such but it isn't what I expected and the general humor doesn't go with the rest of the shows vibe which is confusing it's a bit awkward cause it seems like they are aware of it and doing it on purpose but I find myself wondering why they've done it.