JohnGotti

I think you'll like S2. There are a couple of things that will probably annoy you. But, I think you'll be able to get past them. Happy viewing!

I'm not sure I totally agree. The reasons do seem cliche: 1) the parents hate each other, so the children grow up hating each other; 2) betrayal by a close friend, and; 3) the object of your hatred lives "next door." Those seem the very definitions of cliche, especially in a drama or rom-com series. I would agree that Pran's mother most likely will always hate Pat's Dad. He was a backstabbing snake.

Totally agree!!!!

P.S. IMO, of all BL roles Singto has played, I think this one makes him seem the sexiest.

Agreed. However, I think the series makes his character (at least in the beginning) seem like Maze would do anything for money. He even said as much to his partner Nae. I think that kind of makes his character a little more interesting, or at least a little more real.

That's It! Thanks! Yeah, it was brutal!

That's not the series I was thinking about. The series was really short maybe less than 5 eps. The main character liked his mentor, who turned about to be a jerk and raped him. The rapist's family paid the boy's family off. The main goes to the university, graduates, and sees his rapist on the street. Not paying attention, he walks in front of a car. A real tragic ending of a series.

I'm not sure I agree about the chemistry. Although, I do see your point. I do agree with their acting skills. I'm glad the series didn't cross the line with the "step-brother" love trope, even though it's obvious that Maze and Neung's feeling was probably more than brotherly. As for Yacht, I thought he played a minor BL role in another series -- I can't remember the title, though.

Hmmm! Do you know? I never thought about it like that with Maze's (Singto) character. That's an interesting observation. Maze is giving the artist a "little inspiration" to finish the painting in order to get paid! I LUV IT! LMBO!

Although at times this series is a little cliche, it is entertaining. It's funny and cute, and IMO, it's actually kind of nice to see Tae play an animal (and insect) loving over-the-top artist and Singto the emotionless, money-grubbing, businessman. Finally, a series without "boys in blue shorts," or engineering and medical students! LMBO!

Totally agree! lmao!

Hmmm!

This was a most excellent ep.! Now, the "seemingly" drunk fifth-year architecture student, who is Pran's peer-mentor, was a bit much. Being drunk at college is NOT new -- being drunk during the daytime on-campus is! LMBO!!!

I did! Thankssssss!

YOU'RE THE GREATEST!!!!!

Thank you!

Although I actually liked this last ep., I'm sorry. I'm still not comfortable in the way the issues of children being kidnapped, tortured and murdered were thrown in this series. I realize that the series is supposed to be farcical and comical on some level, and it succeeded. However, there is a line that shouldn't be crossed in the name of farce or comedy. It might be a little "woke nature" or "social justice warrior" in me, I'm not sure which. But, as I stated before, series like these need to be careful in its depiction of anything related to crimes against children (especially violent crimes). Nothing about that is comical nor farcical.

I agree!

Thank you. Thank you. But, it wasn't just me. I think we all had suspicions. HeHe! I guess now the only thing left (except for saving the girl and the child) is finding out the connection between Toomtam and his mom and the previous killings.

Oh! Okay. Thanks.