This episode was really unpleasant to watch for me, and not even the ending could erase this. Iwanaga should've cut the ex off immediately. The best part for me were Shiraishi's short appearances. I liked season 1 and I really hope that this is going to get better.
It seems that the entire season will be about Iwananga's many exes, which could be entertaining if done right, but if every episode is going to be like this one, I don't think I can deal with it.
I've been rewatching the AuauSave scenes in Your Sky and honestly, I can't wait for Wan and Third to have more scenes together, they are magic when they get to be together. For me, these two have chemistry to die for, I can't get enough.
Bay has to be the most adorably in love person I've ever seen on screen, he's so completely smitten and knows it and doesn't care, he's going in fully and completely.
Please keep being together and don't let these two stupid fathers break you up. This is all I want for Sun and Bay.
That worshop was such a disaster, at some point I had to pause it because I couldn't watch anymore. Anyone would've lost their patience, I'm with Third here.
However, while I think Wan is at fault about not taking this seriously enough and only thinking about money, no one really warned him about what he was getting into and what he had to do. He was thrust into that machinery without any preparation. Instead of telling him to read the script properly and sending him to an acting lesson, they had his hair and make-up done, something he didn't need, btw. Talk about false priorities. So, the blame is more on the management than on Wan.
Yeah, Putter has done nothing for this relationship, as it seems, never mind that he confessed first (why would…
I'm not blaming it on Lee only, really! After last episode, I felt worse for Lee, because I absolutely agree that Putter should've tried to talk to him again and his friends were absolute assholes to him. After this episode, I feel worse for Putter, because he was treated absolutely horribly by all of them, Lee included. I like both characters!
i swear people here are watching this drama with eyes and ears closed coz wdym it's putter's fault ðŸ˜
Yeah, Putter has done nothing for this relationship, as it seems, never mind that he confessed first (why would he do that if he was into Indy, really?) and that Lee was the one to break it up.
BTW, just for the record, I can understand Lee to an extent, Putter should've communicated better, but blaming it all on Putter is so wrong, especially after seeing how he was treated in this episode by about anyone, I can't.
You guys are downplaying what happened AGAIN, yes Putter definitely doesn't deserve all of this but he didn't…
Putter did try to talk to Lee about Indy. Yes, it was just once and he could've tried again. However, why should he apologise for liking Indy first? I'm sorry, but this is ridiculous, he has absolutely nothing to apologise for, he should've just insisted to explain and reassure Lee, just like he explained it to Indy himself. This is the only thing he did wrong. Agreeing to be just his friend goes both ways - Putter agreed for the same reason Lee suggested it, in order not to lose him completely. Maybe he even thought he could do it at first.
Lee ran to Putter after Putter confessed FIRST because he wanted to, not because he was forced to do it. Putter has never forced him into doing anything Lee didn't want. Lee has been in love with Putter for a while, so why not react to the confession? I don't understand why anyone would have a problem with it.
Saying that Lee would be the one to fix something he didn't break is an exaggeration, considering he threw Putter's painting in the trash, flirted with other people in front of him and gave him his present back. Anyone would be hurt, not just a teenager. Blaming it all on Putter when he did absolutely nothing to deserve being treated like this is the downplaying you're talking about.
Well, at least we can agree on the friends' group, I guess, the way they treated Lee in the last episode and Putter in this one is... no words.
Lee was totally in love with Putter for 6 freaking episodes, so suddenly acting like that doesn't make sense. It's like he switched to a completely different person. I don't know if he is doing it on purpose to protect himself, but either way, although I totally understood him in the last episode, he's lost me here. And don't get me started on the friends' group.
Yes, maybe Putter could've communicated better, but he did not deserve all of this just because he didn't fall for Lee immediately. Basically, he's getting punished for something he couldn't help.
Edit: and seriously, they really are giving us both the main and the secondary couple in the very last episode? Why???
At this point, I can only conclude that I’m on a whole different level of gayness. I’m part of the very tiny…
I thought I was the only one who didn't mind the awkward kiss and thought it matched everything we've found out about Rin and Khobfah so far. Both characters admitted to being virgins in episode 2 and the actors are 18 year olds - what else was to expect? So, thank you for the great analysis of the scene, I absolutely agree!
Normally, I wish for the secondary couple to have more airing time even when I like the first couple more. Here, it's exactly the oppsite - they have too much airing time, cut it off!
I've given up on Krit completely, because nothing he does makes any sense to me. He seems to be still into Rin, but would take any chance he gets to humiliate him in public. Then he is sorry, but mostly for himself. I can't with him anymore, get him off my screen.
GMMTV has surprised me a lot this year, first came When Oranges Fall<3, then Match Point <3 <3 and now this (but the main couple only, because I love both characters). Khobfah is my baby and has to be protected at all costs, I adore him. Rin is an idiot sometimes, it was not his first time to react impulsively, but fundamentally, he's a good and caring person and will learn to be more considerate. I can't wait for their dating era!
One more thing - thank you, Khobfah, for not dragging this confession for three episodes, and thank you, Rin, for being stupid for only a quarter of an episode. Krit and Mochi make me suffer enough and I expect you two to level it up.
It seems that at least on the Gmmtv YouTube page, they've finally stopped treating this wonderful, heart-warming, comfort series as an afterthought. In the last 2 - 3 weeks, they finally released the mains' reactions to episodes 3 and 4 and today the BTS for the last three episodes. However, for some reason, episode 1 has disappeared from YouTube , i.e. they've made it private, probably because it's on Viki now.
My heart is full, this episode has made me sooo happy! I was smiling the entire time, they are so adorable!
In all the fluff and happy and cute moments, the difference in their characters were shown very well - Bay is the impulsive one who acts. He acted then when he heard what Sun's father told little Sun, and he acted now when he heard he was going to lose Sun. Sun, on the other hand, is the one who tends to overthink and if possible, avoid the issue, so it made me very happy that he listened to his friends and went to talk to Bay. The best moment for me was the Sun was the one to iniciate the kiss. :)
It seems that it's geolocked on IQIYI for me despite me having a subscription and it would start an hour later then usual, i.e. it hasn't been released there yet.
I tried several countries on YouTube, but no luck so far.
It would've been nice of them to release which streaming plattform would get which region so we would know where to look for it. Very annoying.
I understand both Lee and Putter and the way they are acting. It's about their characters, and we also have the "love at first sight" versus "love after getting to know the other person" situation.
Lee has been shown as a typical 16-year-old - impulsive, sometimes moody, sometimes crazy, more emotional. From Lee's perspective, he fell for Putter at first sight and has never had eyes for anyone else since he saw Putter the first time. Putter, in contrast, has been portrayed as more mature for his age and this is reflected in the fact that he fell for Lee later and gradually, after getting to know him better and realising that he is a caring, sweet and devoted person. I'm sure that Putter's initial liking for Indy was just on the surface and can't be compared to the love at first sight situation Lee experienced, but IMO Lee can't help but feel betrayed to find out that Putter preferred his best friend to him at the beginnung when at the same time he's been having eyes for Putter only the entire time.
Give Lee some time, he will understand that being just Putter's friend won't be enough. Putter already knows that, but again, he's the one who tends to realise and accept facts quicker.
There is a special place in hell for that teacher.
Krit and Mochi continue to get on my nerves, but at least there was less of them today. Can't they just keep away from Rin and Khobfah? Why are they always around?
I absolutely love Khobfah, he's a very different main lead when compared to what we usually get. He's imperfect and uncertain, and yet so proud and at the same time so quietly happy that there is someone out there who has faith in him and has seen his worth. This is why I'm scared of the moment when he will find out about why Rin approached him in the first place. We've seen Khobfah get hurt, literally and figuratively, since the beginning of the series and I don't want to see him hurt again, and that one is going to hit hard.
Now this is more like it, although I'm confused at Bay hot and cold behaviour. No one was threatening to send Sun to live anywhere else now and I don't get why he pushed Sun away again.
That being said, they are so precious and I love them so much! It was cruel to end the episode there, though.
This series has been the most pleasant surprise for me, because I never expected to like it as much as I do.
And now the accident is Phob's fault as well, fuck cares he had nothing to do with it. According to these fucktards…
None of them is able to take responsibility for their own fucked-up behaviour, it's so frustrating.
Chat is such a good for nothing spineless creature that there's no need to lose my words on him. However, Vasin, who is neither stupid nor blind, is uncapable to accept and acknowledge that one person does not make a revolution and there must be a good reason why the people woudn't want someone like him and his family in charge. His fall from grace is ultimately the fault of him and those like him and not Phob's.
You know, up until now, I got why Tinn was hesitating to forgive Phob. Now, if he doesn't choose Phob at the end, I won't understand it anymore.
The grandmother took the risk to go and beg Phob to spare her horrible son and useless grandson, because she is way smarter than they are and she knew it would come to it at the end.
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It seems that the entire season will be about Iwananga's many exes, which could be entertaining if done right, but if every episode is going to be like this one, I don't think I can deal with it.
Bay has to be the most adorably in love person I've ever seen on screen, he's so completely smitten and knows it and doesn't care, he's going in fully and completely.
Please keep being together and don't let these two stupid fathers break you up. This is all I want for Sun and Bay.
However, while I think Wan is at fault about not taking this seriously enough and only thinking about money, no one really warned him about what he was getting into and what he had to do. He was thrust into that machinery without any preparation. Instead of telling him to read the script properly and sending him to an acting lesson, they had his hair and make-up done, something he didn't need, btw. Talk about false priorities. So, the blame is more on the management than on Wan.
BTW, just for the record, I can understand Lee to an extent, Putter should've communicated better, but blaming it all on Putter is so wrong, especially after seeing how he was treated in this episode by about anyone, I can't.
Lee ran to Putter after Putter confessed FIRST because he wanted to, not because he was forced to do it. Putter has never forced him into doing anything Lee didn't want. Lee has been in love with Putter for a while, so why not react to the confession? I don't understand why anyone would have a problem with it.
Saying that Lee would be the one to fix something he didn't break is an exaggeration, considering he threw Putter's painting in the trash, flirted with other people in front of him and gave him his present back. Anyone would be hurt, not just a teenager. Blaming it all on Putter when he did absolutely nothing to deserve being treated like this is the downplaying you're talking about.
Well, at least we can agree on the friends' group, I guess, the way they treated Lee in the last episode and Putter in this one is... no words.
Lee was totally in love with Putter for 6 freaking episodes, so suddenly acting like that doesn't make sense. It's like he switched to a completely different person. I don't know if he is doing it on purpose to protect himself, but either way, although I totally understood him in the last episode, he's lost me here. And don't get me started on the friends' group.
Yes, maybe Putter could've communicated better, but he did not deserve all of this just because he didn't fall for Lee immediately. Basically, he's getting punished for something he couldn't help.
Edit: and seriously, they really are giving us both the main and the secondary couple in the very last episode? Why???
I've given up on Krit completely, because nothing he does makes any sense to me. He seems to be still into Rin, but would take any chance he gets to humiliate him in public. Then he is sorry, but mostly for himself. I can't with him anymore, get him off my screen.
GMMTV has surprised me a lot this year, first came When Oranges Fall<3, then Match Point <3 <3 and now this (but the main couple only, because I love both characters). Khobfah is my baby and has to be protected at all costs, I adore him. Rin is an idiot sometimes, it was not his first time to react impulsively, but fundamentally, he's a good and caring person and will learn to be more considerate. I can't wait for their dating era!
One more thing - thank you, Khobfah, for not dragging this confession for three episodes, and thank you, Rin, for being stupid for only a quarter of an episode. Krit and Mochi make me suffer enough and I expect you two to level it up.
In all the fluff and happy and cute moments, the difference in their characters were shown very well - Bay is the impulsive one who acts. He acted then when he heard what Sun's father told little Sun, and he acted now when he heard he was going to lose Sun. Sun, on the other hand, is the one who tends to overthink and if possible, avoid the issue, so it made me very happy that he listened to his friends and went to talk to Bay. The best moment for me was the Sun was the one to iniciate the kiss. :)
It seems that it's geolocked on IQIYI for me despite me having a subscription and it would start an hour later then usual, i.e. it hasn't been released there yet.
I tried several countries on YouTube, but no luck so far.
It would've been nice of them to release which streaming plattform would get which region so we would know where to look for it. Very annoying.
Lee has been shown as a typical 16-year-old - impulsive, sometimes moody, sometimes crazy, more emotional. From Lee's perspective, he fell for Putter at first sight and has never had eyes for anyone else since he saw Putter the first time. Putter, in contrast, has been portrayed as more mature for his age and this is reflected in the fact that he fell for Lee later and gradually, after getting to know him better and realising that he is a caring, sweet and devoted person. I'm sure that Putter's initial liking for Indy was just on the surface and can't be compared to the love at first sight situation Lee experienced, but IMO Lee can't help but feel betrayed to find out that Putter preferred his best friend to him at the beginnung when at the same time he's been having eyes for Putter only the entire time.
Give Lee some time, he will understand that being just Putter's friend won't be enough. Putter already knows that, but again, he's the one who tends to realise and accept facts quicker.
Krit and Mochi continue to get on my nerves, but at least there was less of them today. Can't they just keep away from Rin and Khobfah? Why are they always around?
I absolutely love Khobfah, he's a very different main lead when compared to what we usually get. He's imperfect and uncertain, and yet so proud and at the same time so quietly happy that there is someone out there who has faith in him and has seen his worth. This is why I'm scared of the moment when he will find out about why Rin approached him in the first place. We've seen Khobfah get hurt, literally and figuratively, since the beginning of the series and I don't want to see him hurt again, and that one is going to hit hard.
That being said, they are so precious and I love them so much! It was cruel to end the episode there, though.
This series has been the most pleasant surprise for me, because I never expected to like it as much as I do.
Chat is such a good for nothing spineless creature that there's no need to lose my words on him. However, Vasin, who is neither stupid nor blind, is uncapable to accept and acknowledge that one person does not make a revolution and there must be a good reason why the people woudn't want someone like him and his family in charge. His fall from grace is ultimately the fault of him and those like him and not Phob's.
You know, up until now, I got why Tinn was hesitating to forgive Phob. Now, if he doesn't choose Phob at the end, I won't understand it anymore.
The grandmother took the risk to go and beg Phob to spare her horrible son and useless grandson, because she is way smarter than they are and she knew it would come to it at the end.