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IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN
In a word, It is beauty.
GMMTV could be a network of hundreds and hundreds of productions, but there are only a few shows like "Me and Thee" that deserve to be called unmatched. This show warmed my heart to its core, made me fall in love with love, if that makes sense.
While this particular pair never ceases to amaze me, I think Pond Naravit successfully delivered his best performance yet. Watching Thee was an absolute treat to the eye, and I can never be over him.
While many would say it was a fun watch, for me it was a story that told more than that. Peach reflected shades of warmth, while Thee reflected shades of comfort. At the beginning, you should notice how he approached Peach not because he interrupted something, but because he saw Peach was hurt and alone. This alone set the course towards a story that makes you smile, shed tears, and think about how unpredictable life can be when it comes to finding your one.
The development of the story was at the perfect pace, in my opinion. It does not rush; rather, it helps you read between the lines as it goes. You get to understand Peach, Thee, and, in fact, the characters around them. They start to become people that you're gonna feel for, and that is exactly why it could be a show that will set a standard.
I can't wait for more of PondPhuwin, and I just realised I used the name Thee - it should be Theerakit Kian Lee. I'm dead if Khun Thee somehow ends up reading this!
GMMTV could be a network of hundreds and hundreds of productions, but there are only a few shows like "Me and Thee" that deserve to be called unmatched. This show warmed my heart to its core, made me fall in love with love, if that makes sense.
While this particular pair never ceases to amaze me, I think Pond Naravit successfully delivered his best performance yet. Watching Thee was an absolute treat to the eye, and I can never be over him.
While many would say it was a fun watch, for me it was a story that told more than that. Peach reflected shades of warmth, while Thee reflected shades of comfort. At the beginning, you should notice how he approached Peach not because he interrupted something, but because he saw Peach was hurt and alone. This alone set the course towards a story that makes you smile, shed tears, and think about how unpredictable life can be when it comes to finding your one.
The development of the story was at the perfect pace, in my opinion. It does not rush; rather, it helps you read between the lines as it goes. You get to understand Peach, Thee, and, in fact, the characters around them. They start to become people that you're gonna feel for, and that is exactly why it could be a show that will set a standard.
I can't wait for more of PondPhuwin, and I just realised I used the name Thee - it should be Theerakit Kian Lee. I'm dead if Khun Thee somehow ends up reading this!
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