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The runtime is 8:31, but a lot of that is scenes from previous & next ep and credits.

I think it's aimed at early teen audiences - but I think it underestimates them and what they can handle, so maybe it's like this so their parents don't get upset?

Yeah, but we don't like them and we're not in Thailand - we're part of this community. If Thai BLs were made to please Westerners, they wouldn't all be like Victorian novels.

Also, he apparently died twice. Either that or his parents didn't check to make sure he was gone before they left and told everyone he was dead. It's a good thing they didn't immediately cremate him or it might have been awkward.

You can't really add anything to a vacuum.

So much for the guy who looks best with his shirt off. Farewell - you did abolutely nothing for the plot. Although to be fair, nobody does anything for the plot. Because there isn't one.

All this series has done so far is to throw completely ridiculous obstacles in the way of couples so the actors don't have to do icky gay stuff. Kit & Mark are in love in a LTR, so it's necessary for them to be apart for reasons. Thanu and Wayu are in love, but have to be apart because of a character who has no role in the story and who never left his bed all season and used up all the white makeup. Fortunately there was enough left for Sandee's costume.

Two men are alone in private. The one with a hot body takes of his shirt, so wild passion ensues. Oh wait, that would be real life. This is an awful BL, so they hug (after everyone is fully shirted). Sorry, but a 14 year old girl would have jumped Thanu, but not a grown adult man. Although to be fair, Wayu isn't a man, he's an uke.

Phai is, well, there. Pok and Tong are broken up and not speaking because... why again? Tong interfered when he shouldn't have, Pok overreacted, then apologized. If you can't get right on past that, you shouldn't be together, therefore I don't care about them anymore.

If they have one more 17-hour lean in to a kiss between Thanu & Wayu I will lose my shit. I had to push the advance 10 seconds button so many times I got a repetitive motion injury.

The award for disastrously messy plot still goes to So Much In Love, but fun fact: things happened in So Much In Love. Nothing happens in Gen Y. Nothing. At all. And the directing and editing are totally incompetent. The whole hospital sequence failed Film 101. So Pha was only mostly dead? Or maybe he faked his death for his parents so he could make his real death bum out his friends.

What is the point of this series? Is there a sleeping pill shortage in Thailand? Who wrote this awful, awful script? Please tell me so I can avoid all of their future projects. They've had two seasons of this dud but they couldn't have spent the money on something that would be100 times better, like What the Duck 3?

There must be at least one person somewhere that ships them. I can't imagine who that would be. Maybe mannequins and wet cardboard boxes ship them.

I still ship Wayu and Pha, because at least Wayu and a corpse would be interesting. Maybe it would help him get over his 19th c 12-year old girl shyness if his boyfriend were dead.

But the run time is only 6 minutes, so there's not much to skip. I find KJW dull, buyt YSB is really cute.

This is OK - I like the cat idea. The waiter is very pretty and Yeon Seok is funny. I'm glad it's not a woman-in-a-man's-body story. It's cute enough and for once the episodes are long enough to remember.

A man remembers his two past lives because he was in unfulfillled love with the same person. Once he was a servant in Joseon in love with a noblewoman, which didn't work, the second time she was a secret agent or resistance fighter and got shot, and now she's a he working as a waiter. The main character is being aided by a supernatural cat that he fed in Joseon. Fortunately, his love interest does not remember past lives, so it's just a he, and not a woman stuck in a man's body.

The ep ends with the main character discovering the truth and staring at his "love" for 47 hours in the restaurant.

What is it with BL and endless staring scenes? Between that and the 8-year lean-in to every kiss consumes 80% of the run time.

This is losing me - the episodes are so short that almost nothing happens, and still, they make time for flashbacks! I'm not going to bother, no matter how cute Yoon Seo Bin is. It's so predictable there's not much point to watching it anyway. Maybe when it comes out as a 40-minute film I'll try it.

I don't think they used any - I'd be surprised if they went that far already. According to the internet, cone (specifically traffic cone) is slang for penis.

I can't remember it well - I ended up skipping through a lot of it because I was tired of watching Gun cry and Off's turnaround made no sense - I think I was the only person who didn't like it.

Yes, that was him.

Maybe, but he's bigger than in Puppy Honey. I remember noticing how much bigger Gun's arms were than Off's.

English kind of sucks as a written language because tone of voice is so important, and because there are no grammatical variations in politeness it's very easy to sound unintentionally rude. Not to mention the nightmarish spelling. In any case, given what you said, your interpretation of the OP may be more correct than mine.

I just find that trope annoying - it's like they're afraid to have boys just fall in love one their own - they have to crash into each other to turn them gay. It's tired and was very silly for track athletes. It would have been better if Vee just didn't grab the baton and it fell to the ground - it would have the same effect on the coach and be way more believable. As I said, it wasn't an important moment like Fah and Thorn, so it didn't bother me as much as that one. They better not have them trip into each other when they finally get together, or I'll impotently shake my fist at the unjust world.

The way he was staring at her dancing, it has to be Eugene - he really hasn't shown any interest in "Black" - I think maybe that was collective wishful thinking.

I'm sure nobody was surprised by that twist, but it was still nice to see our theories confirmed. Now it just remains to see who the Big Bad is - and I'm not sure it's Tawi.

I can't believe how absolutely stunning Gawin is - he was cute in Dark Blue Kiss, but now it hurts to look at him. What a difference 3 years can make at that age...

Off, too - I've never really thought he was all that attractive, but the weight he's put on really works.

How will he know the difference, though?