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How do series like this still get made? Painfully dull. Total lack of an interesting, or even discernible storyline. Characters with zero appeal. You can see by looking at the director's profile he's been involved with some abominations and this fustercluck seems no different. Long pauses. Awkward interactions. Forget Physical Therapy, this should be Not For Resuscitation.

To be honest I thought this was just going to be some sweet and fluffy nonsense, not in a bad way, but I certainly wasn't expecting the depth and complexity that we've been given. There's definitely more to the story than just a teddy bear coming to life. Also, seeing the episodes were going to be 90 minutes I thought there would be a lot of filler or they would drag, but surprisingly they don't feel too long and manage to hold my attention. I'm curious to see where the story goes and how the side plots will come together.

It usually means, but not always, a same sex couple that is in a committed relationship similar to a marriage, but without the legal or official recognition.

Yes. I saw the name and thought, wait, that's Fluke! I have no idea if it is actually their accounts, but it has them in a partnership since 2019. Would be interested to see if anyone knows for sure.

https://www.facebook.com/sumaethee.aot

I don't know if this has been discussed on here before but I stumbled upon Oat's (Mayom/Barista) Facebook profile and it said he was in a domestic partnership with Fluke. Is this right? How unlucky am I that two of my potential future husbands are in a relationship with one another? 😭😭

If this series doesn't bring you joy you have a heart of stone. The story is pretty simple but it was beautifully executed. There was just enough sweetness without being sickly and just enough humour without being silly. I loved both Mork and Tawan, as well as Boss and Toy. I legit think the barista deserves better though. He is seriously hot AF. Oh, and the bickering uncles were perfect.

This made me laugh. 😆

It's not often I feel a sense of relief when a series ends, but the ending of Enchanté probably spared me an ulcer as well. Never has there been a character less-deserving of positive attention than Theo. I don't know if the character was suckily written or if it was Book's portrayal of him, but Theo genuinely annoyed me. I've been told from the beginning that everyone had their reasons for liking him, but beyond these superficial motivations I see NOTHING that would justify ANY attraction to him whatsoever. Akk is doing his best to act like a doormat for Theo when he should just spare himself the ongoing trauma of sticking with him and find anyone else. Seriously, any rando on the street couldn't be any worse for him than Theo. I couldn't even bring myself to finish watching part 4 of the last episode because again Akk was the one doing all the heavy lifting by going and joining Theo in Paris, when Theo had seemingly been all ZFG about Akk and buggered off.

I think this series generates an excessive amount of bile in me because it was a series I was looking forward to. The preview looked fantastic and I was happy to see it finally airing, but what we got was hugely disappointing.

Dramacool. I had to wait at times for them to have subbed episodes, but I was able to watch it all eventually.

I just can't trust the ratings on here. A lot comes down to personal preference but I've often seen horrendous series getting the same or better ratings than objectively better ones.

There was a lot to like about this series. Generally the performances were very good and it was beautiful visually. The story had some depth and the characters were interesting. I definitely think this was an underrated series, but I have to admit I found the last few episodes a bit of a letdown. I can't quite put my finger on it, but it just feels like we were about to hit a point where everything came together nicely and ended up just missing the target. But having said that, it was miles ahead of a lot of the other rubbish we've seen.

I dropped this after episode 2, but was wondering if there was anyone still watching who was not enjoying this initially, but who changed their mind after sticking with it? Maybe I'll wait until it has finished and see how it turns out before considering picking it up again.

His mother is horrible and yet he thinks he needs to stay and look after her. I would be out of that house the first chance I got and let the debt collectors go after her.

What a completely unnecessary episode that was. If you want to go all gooey over watching a couple with zero chemistry try and act all lovey-dovey, then this might be for you, but virtually none of it contributed to anything in any meaningful way. Okay, Akk is suddenly a bit self-conscious because a bunch of f***wits in some cute boy group are being all toxic like those cute boy groups always seem to be, when he should just ignore it because he's with the love of his life and we've had to endure a whole series waiting for the inevitable to happen. And the biggest ZFG of all time, Theo's parents are breaking up and the most unappealing character EVER decides to crack the sads with the one person who unbelievably and inconceivably loves him. One episode to go and everything will be happily ever after and then I can move on with life post-Enchanté.

A few episodes ago I was pondering the idea that Theo was actually Enchanté, but he wasn't doing it because he was trying to get Akk's attention, he was actually losing his mind.

And we still have 2 episodes to go! This was a series I was looking forward to, but now I can't wait for it to end.

The underlying premise for this series is good and it's the reason why I started watching it. However, I don't know if it is the execution, the performances, or a combination of factors, but I just find it boring. Going by the comments on YouTube, you would think Force and Book have the most explosive chemistry that has ever existed, but I just don't see it. I think Force puts in a decent performance, but Book as Theo is so dull. I can excuse new actors, but for someone given a central role, he just doesn't cut it.

It's not the best series ever made, but it is watchable. Each episode ends up being like 15 minutes once you take out the opening and closing titles, so even if you don't love it you aren't wasting much time watching it.

I don't quite know what to make of this series. It's not terrible, but it could definitely be better. I think part of the problem is that you start to get into the story and then suddenly it's over. Maybe it would have been better as 4 longer episodes instead. Anyway, I'm going to stick with it and see how it goes.

Yeah, when the driver said that Nawee had a mental illness, I thought now there's a shock.