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I'll admit that scene was brilliant - the way everything about it built up the tension to the point where you wondered if violence or gunplay would result, then *smack!*.

That's a good point, plus he was "there" enough to wonder why Kim isn't dead yet then pass it off as talking about the fish. I'm hoping that underneath all that he's more formidable than anyone thinks.

I like the idea of Thankun, but I want him to be a person. One of the best moments of the series was when he hit Vegas with the tray at the height of the tension at the table - hilarious and with human motivation - he doesn't like Vegas and he was pissed his brother and friends were eating with him. Other times, though, he's just a caricature, and it takes me out of the story.

They can always use a third.

I still want Pete to be my boyfriend, but I'd like Chan to #$%% the @#$% and #$^%&*# me while he @#$%3 me @#$% his @#$ $&^ @#$%. He can choke me. I'd be fine with that.

Twitter is a cesspool populated by sanctimonious twits who have nothing better to do than pass judgment on people for daring to not be perfect. OK, so Kinn's an asshole. That doesn't make him a bad person. I doubt Vegas is an angel, either.

Keep your hands off Pete. I'll fight you.

I know there's an enormous amount of eye candy on this show, but I want Pete to be my boyfriend.

I really didn't like this show for the first three eps - it was too silly and tonally schizophrenic, but eps 4 & 5 have won me over.

I wish Thankun wasn't such a clown - he could be one of the great characters if there were something more to him.

Is it just me, or is Jeff Satur the most underrated actor in BL? How does he radiate that much menace and danger out of that small body? He's the only character that has the gravitas to match Korn.

The pro is sexy, too.

I'm really over university stories, but I'm also excited Smart is in this - I love him.

I agree - and I'm fine with slow-burn plots, I just can't stand no-burn conversations. I'm always thinking "JUST SAY IT AND GO AWAY." La Cuisine has dialog that flows naturally, which I appreciate.

That's what I mean - he's just beautiful. It's cute that Fukuhara clearly doesn't think of himself as gay or even bi, but he's always thinking "oh my GOD he's so handsome." His voice is sexy, too. And he looked really good when he was getting dressed for the aborted date (by which I mean I was perving over his hot body, if that wasn't clear.)

I didn't realize there were cut scenes like that. They probably shouldn't have attempted so many parings.

Ram doesn't care what people say about him, but he certainly cares about what people say about Lukchup. I don't know what you man about Ram not doing anything - he's more or less assembled an army of experts to take Nanming down. He's just smart to not feed the fire or alert Nanming until he's ready to destroy her.

I think it's fine to comment on looks - there's no need for criticism (unless it's makeup or costume), but I don't see why people shouldn't mention who they find attractive.

He's OK for me. For looks, I like Peem & Titan. The guy who plays Kitty is really attractive in real life - check is social media. Almost all the guys on this show are attractive.

My favorite is still Lukchup - painfully cute.

I like that for once people actually take intelligent (and ruthless) action to stop bad people.

I like Peem. Their IT guy wasn't bad, either.

That was satisfying and unsatisfying - it definitely felt like the end of a season rather than the end of a series. After all Dao's matchmaking, there has to be complications - not to mention the impact on the office. I think all their friends will support them, Rit will just be happy he doesn't have his brother as a rival for Dao, and I think in the end Dao will support her brother, but there may be a bit of a winding path to acceptance as she's likely to get stuck between Diao and their parents. It's actually better when they don't kiss - the only one that was really good was in Diao's dream, but it really wouldn't be in character for Diao to let himself go.

I didn't care for the latest episode. The problem that's developed is that the series is resting entirely on external threats posed by rivals of the couples which are both very unpleasant people. I would like to see development of the relationships, not fights over people. Poon and Ahtip are very different and headstrong people, so there's plenty to explore in their relationship without introducing an evil wench or food poisoning. The pattern of their interaction is shallow and repetitive and is starting to get boring, although I can't get bored of looking at Peter.

I like Wit a lot, but it's hard to have any respect for him when he's pining for a truly horrible person. And frankly, I don't really see the appeal of Teng & Mayom - I didn't really get drawn into them in Gen Y, and I feel even less here. All of Mayom's lines are so cheesy, and he's going after someone who is taken, and even if not, Teng is not going to just get over his ex and be ready for something new on the turn of a dime, so he comes off as both selfish and immature, and I can't deal with his hair.

There are some nice qualities to this series, but it doesn't seem inclined to take advantage of them and seems to want to just spin its wheels.

Wow, they/ve actually nearly caught up with the subtitles.

You know, there is actually some degree of depth to this, as silly as it seems. The girl's BL fanfic turns Diao & Rak into a classic uke and seme, even though the real guys don't fit neatly into those categories. Also, her writing makes them interact in a schoolgirl BL way, but their real interaction is way more on fire.

When Diao wanted Rak to stop him from going on the date, there was so much intensity in the scene, but in the story, the moment was just cutesy and lacked the electricity.

And when Diao realized Rak is his soulmate, it actually made my eyes water. He didn't question it - no "but we're both men!". They've actually skillfully written this so that this doesn't feel out of place or sudden. The way Diao looks at Rak hasn't had the burning longing of Rak's gaze at Diao, but there has been something there, and that scene in Ep 12 where he's drunk it was clear he had feelings.

I'm going to be sad to see this go - I really hope it comes back in another season. But I'm afraid the lead actors will be snapped up for other projects - they're both so talented.