Brad

Haha you made me laugh! Usually people don't get hysterical, yell and are mad after sex (especially not young, horny guys) that only happens in BLs, glad this show took a more mature approach.

Please all of you, watch the official links, because i want 20 seasons from this show. Episode 7 was fantastic, it seems surreal to watch a Thai BL where everything makes sense, there are no lighting or editing issues, and most interestingly, every episode has it's own subplot that is driving the main plot forward! Such competence is rarely seen!

To be honest, most of your personal interpretation of the characters and their motivation I don't see represented in the show. Emotionally broken?? From what? He has apparently a great and supporting family (mother and sister), a bunch of supporting friends (Hwa i'm sure was persuading everybody she knew to get tutoring lessons from him), he is friends with literally the whole campus (Saifah, Zon, Day), he has nice bosses at the café he works and at the makeup shop, and even got an all-expenses paid beach vacation from the potential boyfriend. "Woe is me" Tutor, I do not see. I find them also interesting, but most of your analysis is you yourself adding depth to a pretty shallow characterization.

At this point you are just fabricating drama to fill-in all the plot holes from the script. His "whole" life was not a hard time, we see him sitting in a house with a pool talking to his mom, how she is going to buy him a condo so he can continue his studies. This does not sound like a "hard" life. Hwa mentioned in one episode that they were well off, until his family bankrupted recently, so he had to get a job to continue supporting himself and help his family. But actually, we don't know much about any of the characters, the background information is so little (except for Zon), they are almost like one dimensional puppets for fluffy romance and sexy times.

Episodes 11 and 12 really elevated this show to a new level, the story and acting are amazing. Didn't expect this drama to give such a compelling narrative from just the first episode. Every time there is another layer under the surface, not just for the main, but also the side characters.

No one is stopping you from liking it, it is the comment section meant for discussion of all kinds of opinions, this is not a fan club.

These were scenes already finished and filmed, and they made no sense, how did Tutor's student get the picture of him kissing Fighter, how did he know his phone password, even if he did get the picture why send it to Hwa of all people, and if Hwa was ok with them dating as she claimed in a later scene, why would she send it to her mom, who sent it to Fighter's dad?!? This whole chain of events made zero sense. And then suddenly Zon appeared "maybe we are in a BL novel?", a plot point which hasn't been mentioned in the past 8 episodes, but suddenly they both agree they are in a novel... Wut?!? Not to mention that Saint's acting really went downhill in this episode. His distressed look when talking to Fighter's dad was not at all convincing, he was just phoning it in. And the whole 'no one understands me' came out of nowhere. And for whatever reason they tried to make Zee cry, but while making this pained face it was obvious no tears are coming out.

So sad... It was my favorite and most anticipated show at one point. Episode 11 was a mess, it made no sense, just a bunch of scenes stuck together with tape. I hope the re-editing for Netflix will get it back to the previous greatness.

Duen's smile is transcending gender :p

I'm so suprised with this drama... I was telling a friend that no one watches korean dramas for the story, since it is ridiculous most of the time... And then came this masterpiece and I have to eat my words. It has such a brilliant cast of multilayered, complex characters, each episode is like one perfect piece of chocolate cake. Tied together with the setting, book excerpts, good acting and memorable dialogue, it's truly great.

Where did they announce this? Any links?

The first two episodes were pretty horrible, but then it kinda improved? The cat is great, but the guy who plays the human form is just too big, and has no graceful movements, doesn't remind me of a cat at all. I like the character of Kim Sol Ah, she has optimism and positivity. Lee Jae Sun is without a doubt, the worst, he seems to have this pouty face, "i don't want to talk to anyone in the world" and has no redeeming qualities. What attracted the FL to him is a mystery, he seems to have like two brain cells.

The last episode was... not too bad, I guess. Their conversation was interesting, and part 3 i would say was even good. It went a bit downhill in part 4, with the super cringy friends, who were gawking at the door for 5 minutes while they were naked.That whole conversation with the "old" friend who came to visit was beyond awkward though. I guess 7.0 would be the right score for this.

The last episode was... not too bad, I guess. Their conversations were interesting, and part 3 i would say was even good. It went a bit downhill in part 4, with the super cringy friends, who were gawking at their door for 5 minutes while they were naked.That whole conversation with the "old" friend who came to visit was beyond awkward though. I guess 7.0 would be the right score for this.

It does have a happy ending.

Well, this was embarassing... I mean, I don't mind that this was a behind the scenes episode, but like literally zero effort went into this. It was just random clips you drop on youtube for the hardcore fans. I expected the director to give us some explanation on why he shot things in a certain way, more impressions from the cast about their character and their motivations, but it was just alternative takes and bloopers from ZeeSaint "Sexy beach vacation". Waste of time.

But...but... I like all couples in the show... I have no throats to go after :/

TharnType barely made 50 million views by the last episode and that with constant fan campaigns, rewatch parties, twitter trends and best kiss nomination. I think BLs are still pretty much a niche branch of tv shows, the audience is pretty small, but probably the most important one (young women) and with a potential for expansion, no wonder they advertise makeup and bras at the start of most shows :) if we look at just numbers, the most successful one would be UWMA, where the director reported over 100 million views on LineTV and youtube combined. If my engineer can reach and keep 500 000 views for each part, they should be happy.

Doesn't look promising, but I think there is a chance it will pick up popularity, i see more and more people commenting how much they like it, and some of the usual youtube reactors (like Revil) are following it. I don't see it reaching 2gether numbers though... But we don't know what the production company thinks as successful? I thought TharnType was successful, but the producers were milions of baht in debt at the end. So, we will have to wait and see.

I read on instagram that this show is coming to Netflix, does anyone (maybe from Twitter) know more?