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Yes, true, but that's different. It's kind of the basis of my complaint. "You're worried about the MOON being unrealistic - compared to when X happened?"

Like I was saying, whatever the "schtik" is, I'm fine with it. Ghost, vampire, everyone in school is gay, one of them is an animated demonic corpse, all fine. But people have to behave like people on an emotional level, even if one of them isn't human.

The more I think about it the more what you said makes sense even given what we've been shown. Tinn knows his mother wants the club shut down, and she'd be upset if he voted against what she wants.

Your comment is even more pointless than this series, so congratulations.

Vee didn't make Mark wait, Mark chose to wait - Mark is the more experienced of the two, and understood what he was signing up for, and he apparently judged it correctly. And it's not like it was 5 years, it was just a few weeks.

That's probably true, but then we need to be shown that. If they cover that next ep it will be fine, but I'd be surprised if they do.

This is terribble. It's like Tonhon Chonlatee fanfic written by a 12-year old. Wait, is it Tonhon Chonlatee fanfic written by a 12-year old? That would actually explain a lot.

The series consistently fails to takee advantage of any opportunity to make anything interesting.

There's nothing new explored in Ai & Nhai's relationship dynamic, no plot, no goal to reach, nothing. You can have both cute moments between a couple and a story. Without a story, you can't maintain 12 episodes of people grocery shopping, playing a boardgame, typing messages, and having shallow conversations about pretty much nothing.

This series is a serious wasted opportunity.

Lower your expectations as low as you can, and then lower them some more.

A "little" boring? But I agree it's better than Tonhon Chonlatee which was awful.

I really didn't like that an external impetus was written in for Captain & Foei - it's a shortcut and bad writing to not have them resolve their issues organically, i.e. sorting their feelings, than they lazy way they handled it. But it was partially saved by the clever heart monitor thing.

I like the moral complexity they've introduced, but I'm really tired of the entire cast running around screaming for a missing person - enough already.

That swing dancing scene was hilarious - if this were a drama I would complain that what their upper bodies were doing had absolutely nothing to do with th dancers that substituted for their lower bodies.

I don't like Sher - she's so santimonious and doesn't care whose lives she ruins. Phat should give up on women and find a nice man who will properly appreciate his... assets.

And Foei is a total dick. Captain can do a lot better than that sanctimonious jerk. Captain doesn't need to ask him how he feels because Foei already told him. Captain can only tell Foei how he feels, and if Foei doesn't want him, then he should tell him so instead of sending mixed signals. He's ridiculous - acting like an immature child. Why does Captain need to change? He's loving, loyal, sincere, and really hot.

And after that ridiculous rant, he wouldn't even let Captain speak, in one of the most stunning displays of assholish hipocrisy.

The color coordination is so Thai and so perfect - aquamarine & plum with gold highlights and the spash of dark red with Wut's wife's dress. Very chef's kiss.

Yes, the most over-used word in English is "toxic", which has almost no meaning anymore. Ironically, Sher is Fahlanruk might qualify - abusive behavior endessly repeated with no detectable personal development, but I can't think of many examples. Without flawed characters there is no drama, just fluff-porn, which is OK, but not if it's ALL BL, which is starting to become the case.

What is the point of Ai Long Nhai? If Meen didn't look so f@$%ing hot with his shirt off there's no chance I would watch it. Because people aren't allowed to have flaws, any drama there is needs to be external, which is almost always contrived and frustrating.

It's definitely not a good sign.

Fair enough.

You must be a lot of fun at parties.

This is a public forum. We're all part of it. If you want private conversations, use the private message function.

I think it's OK. I didn't love the dependence on tropes and the most unoriginal plot conceivable, but I did like that it's about a band and there's actual music and it's used in the plot. Also, the main couple is gorgeous. Like I can't look away.

It didn't make any sense that Tinn voted against Gun then engineered his victory. Why not just leave things as they are and vote for him himself? Since he's clearly in love with him, that would advance him in Gun's affectons. Unless he really thought the other band was better, in which case he robbed the other band.

I'm also not a fan of going back to a conversation we just saw and changing it in flashback. That's bad writing. It's OK if the conversation continued after what we saw - but not midsentence.

You think sex is toxic? You must if you're afraid to even spell out the word.

Gun did charge into a room and call him the "worst asshole" for no reason. It's not one-sided.

Also, who cares? If Bom tried to "groom" Tar, Tar would just beat him up. This weird obsession with anything that's potentially transgressive - like actors playing roles in fictional stories - produces all this angst. OMG, X had a sip of a beer and Y had sex with him anyway. Rapist! We all know you can't consent if you're in the same room as a drink - you may inhale vaporized alcohol. You know, I've simultaneouly raped and been raped almost every single time I've ever had sex.

Do people even know what alcohol is for? It's to reduce inhibitions so you'll do things you want to do that you're too shy for without it.

Tar is 18, Bom is 20. Is that such a huge age difference? That's the characters. The age of the actors is irrelevant. In Oxygen, the father of Solo was played by an actor only 3 years older than his "son". So some evil woman groomed a three-year old mutant child to get herself pregnant?

End of rant.

I don't get how Mu Yeong can be Korean and think people don't socialize outside work - not only does everyone, it's mandatory.