davidthecobra

Not sure I get it, but if I do, it really IS sad

Spoiler alert: in episode 26, NOTHING HAPPENS.

100%. Episode 25 was nice recompense for having endured the first 24 episodes.

So, I just saw episode 24. Bad editing. We could have heard about how the typhoon got in the way of getting to the hospital, but no, we were left to work it out for ourselves.

I feel sorry for the production company. They bit off more than they could chew. But I'm too addicted to Joey, Jimmy and Wil to quit now. I'll be breaking out the Asti Spumante for the last episode though!

Wow... That "three years later" technique should only be used after a major character's death... if even then!
Like the rest of you, I can't quite quit this show, despite its many shortcomings. Knowing that they did away with all the supporting cast doesn't help.

Not as homophobic as OVERT gay-bashing, but I'm ready to move on from it, for sure!

So it's not anywhere near perfect. I still enjoyed seeing Tonhon bed Chonlatee.

Now for the inevitable introspection on "Does this mean I'm gay, or do i just love Chonlatee? " Getting to be a tired trope.

OK... I finished it. Something of an endurance test. Pacing wasn't great.
But the pay-off was well worth it. Some really great characters, and some really scummily similar to real life. Glad I stuck it out. So happy for Moon!

Anyone else start crying toward the end?

Their first kiss was worth the wait.

Gui

Guy and Solo: most boring couple EVER.
Still like the show though

I'm on episode 5 now. I'm going to up my score because of all the haters. To those who can't stand the "evil girlfriend" trope, I'd like to point out that ALL the other female cast-members are good "guys"...

Yes. And I'm ashamed of myself.

Yeah, you're right. I wonder why they decided not to show us?

Just like in real life, his appearance makes me more forgiving of his evil acts.

Joey, the father?!
I'm a couple of episodes behind, but I can't see how THAT could happen.
I am ready for Will's shenanigans to be exposed, so everyone can get on with their lives...

And if it's not for you, you are right to avoid it. Children deserve parents who want them.

Internalized homophobia needs belittling.

It certainly confused this Murican