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I mean Skam France copied that scene from I Killed My Mother. And if I'm not mistaken Playboyy also has a scene like that. Wow, gays do love doing that with ink apparently 😂

I loved this episode so much. The dialogue, script and editing were so good here. The scenes with Ryan and Jane were hilarious and I'm loving the way their relationship is being built.

And the ending with Ba-mhee and Tae was so realistic and so well acted. I really hated her, but she's a character who had such an interesting development and her chemistry with Judy is perfect.

The development of this series is simply impeccable. There's no weak or slow episode, everything is very well constructed and just love it

I just watched episode 4 and it was simply hilarious. I usually don't like Thai humor, I find it a bit embarrassing, but this one is hilarious. The references, the cinematography, the way each character gets their screen time and the organic way the story unfolds, it's all really incredible. The protagonists are a bit overlooked, but I think they should gain more prominence later on. But what a great move by GMM-TV with this series.

I just watched episode 4 and it was simply hilarious. I usually don't like Thai humor, I find it a bit embarrassing, but this one is hilarious. The references, the cinematography, the way each character gets their screen time and the organic way the story unfolds, it's all really incredible. The protagonists are a bit overlooked, but I think they should gain more prominence later on. But what a great move by GMM-TV with this series.

by far one of the best BL released this year. these first two episodes were perfect. the cinematography, the acting, the script, the feelings, IT'S SO GOOD

If the 80s taught us anything, it's that creating a camp story about vampires can be bloody and entretement. And here we have none of that.

Expository dialogues, precarious and confusing world-building, boring characters and a script so amateurish that it is painful to watch. I don't understand why create a vampire story and mix it with a parallel universe. Just choose a topic and sticky with it.

This can only be money laundering because I can't believe that someone put money into getting this series made.

é uma obra prima? não. o roteiro é super previsível e os personagens rasos? sim, como 90% do que a gmm-tv lança. a direção é meia boca e aquela cena final deles pixando a janela é pavorosa? com certeza. mas vamos ser honestos aqui, o objetivo dessa série é colocar dois homens extremamente gostosos e lindos (talentosos também, não que o roteiro esteja se aproveitando disso) para se pegar e entregar um romance leve, clichê e hot. E nisso, a série está entregando tudo o que prometeu. poderia ser melhor, mais polida, com personagens mais interessantes e ter uma trama mais robusta, masssss esse é o arroz e feijão de toda série da gmm-tv e não dá pra esperar muito além de uma ótima química e uma série fácil e gostosa de assistir. mas até o momento, apesar de não ter nada surpreendente, eu estou gostando muito.

I totally agree with you. But to be honest, Q and Toey are the only ones who have a storyline, the other characters either haven't been developed yet or seem lost in the plot.

PhumPeem kissed twice, but they just don't talk about their relationship. In this episode (ep. 7), all of their dialogues are flirtations or informal conversations. ChainPun are getting crumbs. And the impression I have is that Fang doesn't like Tan, so I don't know why they are dating.

So far there hasn't been much development between the couples.

I want to like this show, but it's extremely childish and with shallow characters, an empty plot that seems like the entire script was improvised and unnatural interactions. There is no nuance or character building, they don't talk about anything interesting and there are no topics, personal problems or ambitions being discussed here.

Tan and Fang's dating proposal is so lame. There is no emotion whatsoever in the scene, especially since this is the third or fourth interaction they have (and in none of them do they really talk about themselves).

Q and Toey have a more interesting interaction, but it is completely destroyed by the soundtrack and sound effects.

Now the relationship between Peem and Phun is so empty. They don't open up to each other and the series shows them becoming close without having the slightest dialogue. If the thing between them is sexual attraction, the acting and direction do not convince of this.

Honestly, I wonder what this series is about. There's no script and it's simply a bunch of cute actors playing with stuffed animals, shouting and pacing around.

I don't know exactly what, but something about this series feels off. the difference in language doesn't bother me, but I feel it takes away the spontaneity of Mew's performance, who seems extremely shy and withdrawn here.

but the direction, script and editing don't work either. the events presented are random and sound disjointed. there seems to be no clear line of development, which makes the episodes tiring.

and the problem is not the length of the episodes. Blueming, To My Star and You Make Me Dance all have the same length and deliver a much more coherent story and clear development in the first two episodes.

Too silly for my taste, but why does it seem like a low-budget and independent series and not a GMM-TV series? I mean, the cinematography and editing here is horrendous. The overexposure and brightness is insane 😂

The problem I had with this episode is how the lack of development and consequences in the script really caused Khem to become an incoherent character.

Last episode was the right time to have a scene of him and Wela talking about their relationship and how he feels dating a host. But no, like everything this director creates, dialogues are pushed aside to make way for kissing and sex scenes.

And that's why his behavior feels so out of place here. Just like his fight with his mother at the end. Because, again, when it came to developing his feelings towards the club and his reluctance to work there, all of this was resolved as quickly as possible.

And what's the problem with this series not having consequences? They break the no-dating rule, and nothing happens. When Wela discovers that Khem is the son of the club owner, it doesn't matter. When Khem finds out that the boy he likes is a host at his mother's club that he hates, guess what, no conflict there.

If it's supposed to be a light and sexy series than get rid of all this unnecessary drama. The trisal works really well for this reason, it's fun and easy.