I’m fudanshi, so I obviously look at BL’s from a gay male point of view. The best scene in episode 8 for me was between Oye and Cher. Their love is real, and now they can celebrate their commitment to each other legally. The worst scenes were any time Dee interacted with Dr Terd. Their conversations were so cringeworthy I had to mute the sound to stop myself from barfing. And why did they have to turn someone as cute as AJ into a nasty, groping sex pest? If he put his hand on my leg like that, I’d have mine on his before he had time to take his next breath.
The scene where Almond is in bed with his sex toy is a comedy classic. I’m laughing again just thinking about it. Every episode of this series rates 10/10 from me, and that hardly ever happens.
I watched episode two of this sizzling series straight after episode 11 of Only Boo, and totally enjoyed both of them. Love Sea is NC from start to finish - if they’re not actually doing it, they’re thinking about doing it. So far at least, it’s rating a full 10 from me.
I can only assume that GMMTV scriptwriters are compelled for commercial reasons by their employers to extend series which should have ended by episode 8 at the latest with any old storyline, no matter how unbelievable it is, for at least two, or preferably four more instalments.
Does anyone on this planet go to all the trouble of preparing a delicious dinner for someone, and then fuck off with someone else to go eat din-dins at their place, leaving their own food festering on the table and not telling their bewildered guest what they’ve done? Dee doesn’t strike me as somebody suffering from terminally-bad manners, not even scribbling a note for Yak or inexplicably not answering his calls, only sending a voicemail to Kao, who wasn’t invited in the first place. Wandee Goodday is credited with four scriptwriters adapting an original novel as their source material. If this completely ludicrous plot twist is the best that five writers can come up with, then IMHO the Thai BL industry is in real trouble.
Fans may have noticed that included in the credits at the end of each episode is a photo showing Dee with his arms around a bare-chested Yoyak. Every few seconds they both seem to squat, swiftly followed by the appearance behind them of a large cloud of gas. Is this meant to indicate that Thai boxers train on an unusually high-fiber diet?
KKB is by far my favorite current series. It totally reminds me of my own student days in a share-house with three others. The scene in the bedroom with Latte, Mond and Jumper had me howling with laughter. An easy rating of 10 from me, everyone in it is just great.
Inn planting his handsome head between Great’s gorgeous bare legs in episode 4 is one of the most erotic scenes I’ve seen in any BL so far this year. I couldn’t care less if they’re not kissing yet, they’re obviously doing everything else!!!
An entertaining first episode that gives me hope that for once a series starring Long and Frank will keep me watching until the end. Their travel programs around Thailand show them to be close friends with natural chemistry, easy conversation and genuine laughter. They’re not to blame for the second-rate scripts and dull directing which have made such a bad impression in their previous series. I’m hoping that this time they finally get the chance to show what super-hot and talented performers they actually are.
For any interested international BL fans who don’t use a VPN (like me), I watched the entire series on the Dailymotion app, downloaded onto my Apple TV 4K. It’s a little confusing as both the Thai and Japanese live versions plus the anime series are on there in no particular order and it can take a little time and patience to sort it all out. But all three are complete, and as I’m a huge fan of Tay and New it was great to finally get to see their interpretation of the story. Personal rating: 8/10. It would have been higher but both the 11th and final episodes had all the loose ends tied up in record-breaking time, much like the way GMMTV stitched up, for me at least, the end of the otherwise magnificent Last Twilight.
"Once the dog is dead, the rabies are over" is a popular saying that is used to say that by eliminating the cause…
I read this thundering, fire-and-brimstone collection of timewarped, uptight 19th century bullshit first thing when I woke up this morning and haven’t stopped laughing since. Obviously darling, the internet signal isn’t all that clear in your padded cell. You keep using female pronouns when writing about both Khemthis and Wela. They’re actually males, sweetie, the females are the ones with the lumps in their sweaters.
Deep Night is my favorite BL so far this year. I loved every second of it, hated having to wait a week for each new episode. I have zero criticism of any member of the cast, thought Neptune was sex on a stick, nearly wet myself with sheer delight when I discovered his and Chalarm’s TikTok posts. I’d really like to see a follow-on series revolving around their throuple with Seagames. If I had the money I’d finance its production myself.
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Does anyone on this planet go to all the trouble of preparing a delicious dinner for someone, and then fuck off with someone else to go eat din-dins at their place, leaving their own food festering on the table and not telling their bewildered guest what they’ve done? Dee doesn’t strike me as somebody suffering from terminally-bad manners, not even scribbling a note for Yak or inexplicably not answering his calls, only sending a voicemail to Kao, who wasn’t invited in the first place. Wandee Goodday is credited with four scriptwriters adapting an original novel as their source material. If this completely ludicrous plot twist is the best that five writers can come up with, then IMHO the Thai BL industry is in real trouble.