My two top takeaways from episode 2: Dunk lying nude, hot and sweaty in the sauna and the adorable way Khaotung pronounces “Fadel” …..Fa-day-ooo, I just love it!
This series does NOT deserve the lousy rating it’s currently showing here on MDL. I’ve given it a 10 and would have rated it even higher if that was possible, especially after seeing Dunk flex his biceps, forcing me to spontaneously drool down my t-shirt.
I’ve dropped quite a few BL’s this year before they finished their run, but not this one. It’s held my fudanshi interest from beginning to end. Maybe it’s not a “masterpiece”, but it entertained me from the first episode to the finale. In a generally well-acted production, I’d like to congratulate rookie Leng for his handling of a difficult role that required real acting talent to play convincingly. I look forward to seeing him and Ohm together again, hopefully soon. 9/10.
The main problem I have with this series is that it’s so difficult for me to dislike the bad guys. This is because most of these parts are being played by actors who currently occupy slots in my personal top 10 list of Hottest BL Spunks of 2024. James, of course, is safely entrenched at #1. My difficulty with him is that whenever he appears on-screen my mind wanders into areas I’m not necessarily proud of. Still, it’ll all be over by Christmas.
As neither of Teerak’s sets of cheeks appears to be in the remotest danger of sagging any time soon, I can’t think of any reason why his friends have given him this nickname. I noticed that Your Sky has been rated 18+, so perhaps it will become clearer in NC scenes later in the series.
As a firm believer in reincarnation, I really relate to the idea behind this series that we are, if the multiverse is in agreement, frequently likely to encounter our soulmate/twin soul/true love in many different lives. Every Me Every You is a really good, well-acted production and it’s no disadvantage that the two leads, Top and Mick, are both hot as hell. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I greatly admire performers such as Earth and PP, who are so courageous, outrageous and androgynous in real life. However, we all know Earth is 28 years old, three years older than Pond and around a decade older than the character he’s playing in this series. His stock kiddie mannerisms may have been OK in My Only 12%, but they’re way too juvenile for someone attending university, especially if he’s supposed to have a mature young adult like Pond as his besotted boyfriend. He makes the poor guy look like a creepy cradle-snatcher.
Pairing these two experienced actors together has resulted in a passionless non-event, even less convincing than Bible and Jes in 4 Minutes. Every time they have a scene together Pond in particular looks as if he’d rather be on vacation in a war zone. Needless to say I’m dropping this one, at least until this part of the story gets off my screen.
I’ve become obsessed with this BL. Every time a new clip from The On1y One is posted online I have to check it out immediately. Dong Qin and Benjamin are 100% convincing, their acting is totally realistic. If season 2 is actually made and it’s as good as season one, it will definitely deserve to be called a masterpiece.
Like a significant number of other gay guys, I’d be happy to oblige a hot boss like this one, even if he was only interested in us being regular fuck buddies with no romance involved. If he asked me something like if I was free on alternate Wednesdays, I’d say “hell yes, Elyes” without the slightest hesitation.
The worst waste of 4 minutes at any time since the Big Bang. Eight episodes of unmitigated BS alleviated solely by the soft-core porno NC scenes featuring Tonkla. Be On Cloud must be on something if they thought this pile of rubbish was a fitting follow-up to KinnPorsche, my favorite BL ever. I see that the “writer” of this major disappointment is called Sammon. I’ve also read where fish in salmon farms eat their own shit. I only wish their namesake had followed their example.
The comments on this series make entertaining reading, chiefly because no-one seems to agree with anyone else’s interpretation of what’s happening. The final episode should be a mind-blower. I’m expecting every surviving member of the cast to be shot dead at blood-spattered, point-blank range and then appear in the next scene rocking out unharmed at a Lykn concert. The NC will morph from bare-ass into full frontal and Build will make a cameo appearance as a medical marihuana salesperson issuing free samples with no prescription necessary. Great and Tyme will appear at a press conference called to explain why their complete lack of onscreen chemistry is due to them not having anything like a great time working with each other. I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
The comments on this series make entertaining reading, chiefly because no-one seems to agree with anyone else’s interpretation of what’s happening. The final episode should be a mind-blower. I’m expecting every surviving member of the cast to be shot dead at blood-spattered, point-blank range and then appear in the next scene rocking out unharmed at a Lykn concert. The NC will morph from bare-ass into full frontal and Build will make a cameo appearance as a medical marihuana salesperson issuing free samples with no prescription necessary. Great and Tyme will appear at a press conference called to explain why their complete lack of onscreen chemistry is due to them not having anything remotely like a great time working with each other. I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
Four minutes is about as much as I understood of episode 6. When I was a child, our family played Clue/Cluedo constantly. I could figure out if Colonel Mustard had done it with the vibrator in the mancave, but this series is just too difficult for me to make any sense out of it. Maybe I’m suffering from early onset male menopause. I’ll watch this until the end because I don’t want to miss out on any additional bare ass, but after that I intend to clear the fog out of my brain with a therapeutic rewatch of Only Boo.
I’ve been watching this gentle, laid-back series after first watching episodes of 4 Minutes, appreciating the contrast and enjoying both of them. Natsume and Toma come over as the kind of stable gay couple who would stay together for life, in their case probably as successful business as well as romantic partners. I liked that vibe, 8/10 from me.
This is my personal favorite cooking-based series to date. An easy watch from start to finish, with an unhurried 82-minute final episode bringing the storyline to a feelgood finish. I hope we’ll get to see more of Kasama in BL roles. He’s not only an impressive actor but also absolutely gorgeous.
Gagaoolala and iQIYI have just uploaded the first five episodes with what finally look like fluent English subtitles. I’m in Australia, so don’t know if this is the case worldwide.
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Pairing these two experienced actors together has resulted in a passionless non-event, even less convincing than Bible and Jes in 4 Minutes. Every time they have a scene together Pond in particular looks as if he’d rather be on vacation in a war zone. Needless to say I’m dropping this one, at least until this part of the story gets off my screen.