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I am usually not a fan of Filipino BL shows (I hate the negative portrayal of trans people - ) so the only show i managed to watch all the way to the end was "Like in the movies". This was a few years ago, but in my spreadsheet i gave it an 8. I saw a recommendation for that and decided to give it a t try. Love it !!! One of the best shows I ve seen in a long time.

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usually my ratings are fairly close to the average, but sometimes there are show where I completely disagree. high-rated shows i find boring and low-rated shows that I truly enjoyed. An I gave this show an 8.5 (it's a personal taste thing). If you liked the Korean Show "Individual Circumstances" (another low rated show that i liked) go for it :)

Reading the comments here, it looks like that there were quite a few small details and hints I missed. Generally I liked the theatrical style and thought i was OK starting episode 7 or 8. But the first few episodes were dragging on with nearly every scene too long and many of them not essential to the story. Watching a guy walking over a bridge is OK, but that was a long bridge and we had to watch him walking from one end to the other :)

The game is Myungha's depression/self-hatred. The show portrays the struggles young people with depression go through in daily life and in their relationships. Depression isn't permanent, it is on/off and the game resets/errors/mission changes convey these changes in brain functions

I've watched hundreds of BL's over the years but I have never given a show a 10-rating. I just did! Depression, self-hatred are hard visualize and usually result in overacting. This show managed to portray depression and how it affects daily life and relationships in a calm and subtle undercurrent. Congratulations to the actors who let their characters float in a sea of emotions - nobody trying to stand-out, no big scenes, no intimacy, no overacting. LOVED IT !!!!

And the best acting award in this series goes to ...... the cat

This is a desperate attempt to connect a series of commercials. It failed spectacularly. If they would have changed the sentence, when he transformed from cat to human from "Where is my beautiful fur and long tail" to "Where is my beautiful fur, but at least I have my long tail" there would have been at least one acceptable scene.

Agree with most of the posters here. Nearly perfect until Ep 10. Then, starting with the most awkward break-up scene, it fell apart. The spent 10 episodes (=10 hours) to build this relationship up and ended it in less than one minute (Day: hey, lets break up - M: I'm sad, OK i'm out of here) . And from there it was just an inconsistent and weird mess.

Honestly I somehow enjoyed it for its feel-good simplicity. Sure, there was no story, the script and dialogue were boring and repetitive. It was a one-man show. Tod portraying the character of Sky (a sensitive guy covering his insecurity with lots of superficial jokes and small talk) managed to carry this show through 10 1-hour episodes. In my view quite an acting accomplishment. Without him, this show would be as interesting as watching a tree grow.