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Love what you said. This drama was so beautiful crafted. The last few episodes definitely had me clutching my heart to how real the characters were and how each character was so well created. It’s not a “happy” ending, but an ending that makes sense.

Agreed…or I also wondered did Dan want to make a deal to get lil’ Jane and Big Jane refused or that there was a deal and it didn’t go in his favor. Too many coincidences and obsessive behavior on Dan’s side….a whole exhibit with just ‘lil Jane’s picture, knowing the day of his birth, seemingly to be there at all the right moments. He was definitely the instigator…I’m just not certain if he manipulated Put in the guise that he needs to save his friend or if Put is “in”on it. I bet Big Jane isn’t the only one who studied psych…

Watched the very last episode. This was so good and left a smile on my face. Both Poom and Up played their parts so well and loved these characters they brought to life. I will say though that any scene with Jai Sira was my favorite….I completely loved that character Foei Jai played and the unending support this character gave. The action was great and it was nice to see Up play a more physical role. I saw some people compare the characters of Wayu and Krit with Joe and Ming…but honestly this was way less trauma drama than My Stand-In was and it had a positive vibe and the last episode really focuses in on all the relationships in a good way. Definitely worth watching!

Well, I liked this, but there was real potential that was missed. Overall agree with everyone that the series was too short and had too many emotionally charged storylines to be covered realistically in it. Unfortunately this lead to poor character development. It would have been so much better if each of the characters had their own focus series. It cheated the actors of really being able to sink their teeth into these characters and left me as the viewer kinda blah as I didn’t feel the emotional pull each of the characters deserved. That being said, it was a good watch. I liked the chemistry between the characters/actors, there was just too much underdeveloped storylines to make it compelling enough to rate it higher for me.

Agreed, I mean his dad just died and there were a lot of psychological components to his father-son relationship with his dad. Add to it, that lots of people actually do go into the psych profession with their own unresolved baggage…lol…it was, I felt, out of character for him…to be so manipulated…so yes I was frustrated, but kinda understood his story arch…but that boy went red flag really fast

I loved this! Peat to me shined as the emotionally unstable Kelvin. He totally took on this character in the best of possible ways. Add to that Fort’s character Veir, who also comes with a flag warning. Everyone should be very proud of the job they did. My minor complaint was in the climatic part of the final episode the music choice just did not fit the scene and for me distracted from the energy of it. Considering how stellar this series was…that is me I think just nitpicking. Overall AMAZING! Loved that this was a “different” type of series for them and showed off a new acting range.

So overall I liked it, but I almost felt there were kinda 2 different stories/vibes happening and for me it didn’t always flow right. The crime/mystery part was great. I really love Chimon as Champ, he really played the character well and definitely had me wondering many times if he was a part of it or was going to die as well. As for JoongDunk, I love them and I loved them in this, but the scenes with them seemed disjointed from the other part. It almost felt that there was a “forced” comedic romance story line and it didn’t flow as well with the more dark dramatic part of the storyline. Sometimes it is nice to have a comedic relief in a drama, but in this case it just didn’t flow as cohesively as I think it could have. In the end, I did enjoy it, I would watch it again…but there were frustrating moments here and there with the overall storyline. I’d like to read the story to see how close the adaptation was.

Right!

I just was able to watch the first 2 on Tencent/WeTV…I have a paid subscription. I think if you click the icon on the home page it shows hi lights…I looked it up on the search bar…though I’m certain there is an easier way.

Darn auto correct. Thanks for the catch.

This is giving Single White Female and Fatal Attraction and Misery vibes and I’m here for the very toxic energy Fort and Peat are bringing. Definitely a Red/black flag alert. The story line and the acting are amazing so far. I’m definitely preparing myself as this looks like it is going to be a dark drama with a capital D, but with this stellar cast I am looking forward to the ride. Hope they maintain this momentum throughout the series.

Basically Than’s brother used his phone. He is the one who got both girls pregnant before he died, so the two kids are half siblings. It comes as Akin decides he wants to try to have a relationship with Than again…so instead of telling Than first, he decides to have Than and Mild meet as a “surprise” at her shop and when neither recognizes the other…”the reveal” is them saying they’ve never met. She reveals the person she was with was a photographer and then Than shows her a picture of his brother. She gets upset and leaves (but comes back later and is accepted by everyone) and Than and Adkin calmly talk about how he let his friends convince him that Than had cheated. It was so under whelming and frustrating as all get out. Especially as we were dragged through it.

This was just to frustrating of a series, and not in a good way. The story just didn’t ever really come together and it was so hard to judge the acting with such 1 dimensional characters where there is little to no growth and the “misunderstanding” was drawn out through way too many episodes and the “reveal” was too bland, with Atkin not having to really show any remorse. The 2 ML’s characters were basically the same throughout. The most dynamic characters were Year and Bee’s characters. They showed such emotional maturity in each of their scenes and would love to see them in another drama that has more substance, because their acting was what kept bringing me back (also they lucked out on being the mature storyline)…it almost seemed more thought was put into those characters. I also loved James character Tu, he was the words of wisdom and comic relief. To be honest I couldn’t watch the last episode without skipping. Overall a frustrating series, I think the actors did their best with what they were given.

OMG! I loved this…the acting was amazing…each of them playing these messy real characters. This couldn’t have worked without how they portrayed them…Gun and Off, this is their speciality, portraying flawed characters where you feel the emotions when they are on the screen. Dew’s acting was up for the challenge of acting alongside these strong veteran actors. Also the way that the art and the music played a pivotal centerpiece in all of this and the true concern of how AI is impacting all of these art forms was fantastic and thought provoking. 10/10 from me. This to me deserves a lot of recognition. It’s an artsy piece, it is not full of heartwarming characters, it’s messy, and I found myself crying and talking to my screen (yelling at times) as if I could reach the characters…it was, for me, so well done.

I watched it on Tencent (WeTV)

I loved this. I read some other comments about the story line, but personally, I enjoyed it, I was feeling all the feels throughout. I love Billy and Babe and they did such a great job with this. Knowing how much also that Babe put in to learning the dancing sequences …he was just so beautiful in them and his effort definitely payed off. The cinematography was beautifully done. Also, this story line wouldn’t have worked as well if Pear didn’t pull off her villainess era with Sophie…she really did a great job. Definitely worth the watch.

Loved this whole series. The opening sequence in episode one was gripping and really pulls you into the story line. To be honest I wish there was a bit more to the last half of the final episode…like I wanted more about Kings dad and a reckoning for him, but overall I found it to be a fabulous series. Pooh and Pavel really did well portraying their characters and bringing them to life…fabulous job!

This was such a corney, syrupy sweet, feel good, laugh out loud series… I loved every second. It just kept building on a healthy(ish) relationship.” Where there was healthy communication of their feelings throughout which was so refreshing. RomCom’s are not always easy and I feel they can land flat, this did not. Some of Ponds lines and expressions as Thee made me laugh out loud. 100% worth the watch

I really enjoyed watching Offroad play such a dark character. It really showed off his acting skills and being with Daou who played such a great supporting partner role was fabulous. My biggest complaint would be kinda the last 20 minutes of the series. It seemed a bit rushed to me to reach the ending, and so it felt a bit of a letdown after how hard hitting all the other episodes were…might have been better if there was at least 1 more episode to wrap it up. That being said…I loved the acting, script and music. Definitely a worthwhile watch.

I loved this, it’s cute, has an obvious story line direction, but they still made it fun and entertaining. My only complaint is that it could have been longer, it would have been nice to see better how he processed the “truth” and would have brought a more satisfying completion to see how they were blending their lives. Overall still a fun watch