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Both are very different and hard to compare. I personally prefer NLMG because I adore Pond and Phuwin together and the story appeals more to me, but this is a personal preference and it doesn't mean I don't like MSP. I say, let's watch and enjoy both, we're very lucky we get not one, but two good shows at the same time.

Unlike everybody here, I still like Ben, in fact, one of my favourite scenes in this episode was Nueng staring at Mackie and Palm dancing with that stony and pissed off expression, while Ben stood looking at the same scene with a smug smirk on his face, the contrast between them was striking. I didn't get Ben's admittedly extreme hostility towards Palm at first until I rewatched episodes 2 and 3 more carefully. Palm very obiously distrusted him when they met the first time, and then Ben caught Palm smiling dreamily at Nueng while he was playing the piano. I think Ben is smart enough to get what's going on and that Palm likes Nueng. Of course, the noble thing would be to back off, but I actually like that he doesn't, we need real characters with faults.

I'm really curious about what Chopper meant when he said that getting close to Ben doesn't last long, though.

OMG, why is Mackie calling the dance students "elderly" all the time, what's with that? What's the definition of elderly people in Thailand, everybody over the age of 35?

Palm's father has to be officially the most annoying character ever and I really hope Palm will get to give Nueng a loong and passionate kiss in front of him just because I'll enjoy to see his head exploding.

Yeah, why are all episodes (badly) rated, although only two episodes have aired?

I love Pond and Phuwin. <3 I think they might be my favourite gmmtv couple. I miss them so much that an episode a week is not enough and I've started a rewatch of Fish Upon the Sky.

Nueng is in core a good and generous person, but the privilege in his upbringing was so obvious in this episode. He wanted Palm to have breakfast with him, but didn't think of going to the kitchen with him instead of forcing him to share his table. Despite being bullied and guarded, at the same time he's also used to getting what he wants. If it doesn't work, he finds no other solution except of giving an order.

It physically hurt me to see how distrustful Nueng was to Ben whom I continue to love. Unlike many, I don't see anything shady in Ben's behaviour except him having a crush and trying to approach the guy he likes. Palm's "distrust" of Ben's intentions was nothing but pure jealousy and no one can convince me otherwise.

The fathers in this series are competing for the award of the worst father ever. I dislike both of them, almost as much as I like Tanya.

Peat had the hardest role of them all (followed by Fort) and he delivered. This is all I have to say on the matter.

Phuwin is perfect for the role of a rich boy. His whole demeanor screams rich without him having to say or do anything.

I was surprised that Phuwin's character is, at least in this first episode, similar to his previous main role as Pi in FUTS. A lonely, isolated, guarded boy, although for different reasons, and he wasn't impressed with his LI at the beginning either, although here I think he was trying to get Palm to confess and this is mainly why he was rude to him. I loved these two in FUTS and can't wait to see more of them here.

Ben is really likable, I loved him, and it seems that the love triangle from the first trailer will happen after all, something I'm personally very happy about.

Together with The Eclipse, this was my most anticipated series from GMMTV this year and it's finally coming! I can't wait!

I loved it! My babies Sky and Prapai are sweet and hot and equally possessive and I stan. After episode 13, I needed that. Also, now that Sky feels secure in his relationship, he showed his real sassy nature. I so knew he would chase that girl away from Prapai.

They are in my top 3 couples for this year and the only thing I´m sorry about is that they didn´t get a full series. I have to give it to Mame, she knows how to pick them.

It was a somehow silly episode, but I recommend it anyway, for its cuteness and humour. There is a very romantic scene at the end. Also, there are NC scenes, for each couple. ;)

Hm, I really want to see it legally, but it's quite expensive for these of us who are interested in only one of the couples. 12,51 € for a little more than half an hour airing time for Sky and Prapai is a lot. I normally pay that much for a normal-length movie in the cinema.

Anyway, I'll think about it, there's still time.

Of course there were tears. There were tears in all of his crying scenes in episode 13, too, especially in the after-nightmare scene, it was clear to see. Just because he was not drowning in them it doesn't mean they were not there.

I started LITA only for him and loved him from the beginning to the end. Thankfully, his character was the most nuanced one in the series. A very talented young actor, very charming and naturally witty and funny in RL, too. Hope to see him again soon. <3

Here's the direct link to the YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbqoWjHD0oo

It works for me (Germany), so hopefully it would work for you, too. It would be weird for it to work for some European countries and not work for others.

Now that all BL series I've been enjoying have ended, this is my only hope for the end of the year. I don't expect it to be released before January, but I still hope it won't be after that.

I haven't read the book, but I feel the story of Sky and Prapai should've had the same number of episodes as Payu and Rain's. It would've been nice to see the details you described, and I would've loved seeing Sky meet Prapai's family. As someone who adored the second couple, I feel robbed of an episode.

I thought I wouldn't love this episode, but I did. Peat and Fort were phenomenal in it, even more than in the last episode. Peat was amazing, especially in the nightmare scene.

I had to force myself to watch that scene, it was hard. I skipped it once, then went back.

I agree with everyone that Sky needs more than a loving boyfriend to learn to live with what happened to him, though. Hopefully they'll mention he's doing some sort of therapy in the special episode.

I'm biased, because I loved Sky and Prapai best, but I wish they'd had at least one episode more.

Peat continued crying after the director said "Cut!" and had to be comforted. He was totally into the scene and the emotions it brought. Saying he was not feeling it is simply not true.

So much word, especially to your last paragraph.

As far as I'm concerned, the series started in the last 10 minutes of episode 7.

I just wish they'd adapted both books separately by now.

I'm sort of obssessed with these two and especially Sky and want to offer my explanation about why I think Sky reacted to seeing Prapai with that guy at the party the way he did and not like his sassy self.

First of all, I didn't get annoyed at Prapai for not pushing the guy away immediately, but for going with him in the first place. I mean, he was talking to Leon, the guy arrived, clearly hitting on him, and he still went to sit with him on the sofa? Why? As for not being able to cut him off like Sky would have, we have to consider several things. Prapai is a polite person who obviously has no big experience with rejecting people. It's not easy to reject someone who's into you for everybody, it depends on what kind of person you are. Sky would have no problem to cut the guy off immediately, but Prapai is different, he still has to learn. Again, my problem is that Prapai went with the guy at all, that wasn't necessary.

As to why Sky didn't just go and chase the guy off, like it would be IC for him, we have to consider the fact that at the time, he was still not sure Prapai loves him completely, because he still not felt worthy of his love. We heard what he had written in the letter about being not attractive, cute or loveable. There was still something stopping him from believing Prapai, so he felt not secure enough in his relationship to dare to just go and pry that guy away from Prapai. This is why his immediate reaction was to try to break up with Prapai. He said it himself to Sig that Prapai didn't love him, but found him unusual.

I'm sure that he would've reacted differently as some people expected him to if that had happened after the confession scene, after some time has passed. In fact, I hope we'll get to see a scene like that, maybe in the special episode. Prapai would certainly love it, and so will we. In fact, I hope Sky is back to his real sassy and sarcastic self in the special episode, because this is why so many liked him. Fact is, Prapai is probably the only one who gets to see sides of Sky no one else sees, and because the series is about them falling in love, it looks like Sky has changed. I think that Prapai just gets to see different sides of his personality, though. It doesn't mean Sky is not the same person as before.

I'd argue, without wanting to compare, that the sex scene between Sky and Prapai in episode 11 was amazing and incredibly loving and romantic, and the imaginary kiss was hot.

Otherwise, word!

You're not the only one. I was done with Payu and Rain by episode 5. And episode 7 (the kidnapping scenes of it I mean) was a trainwreck, if we wanna talk about bad acting.