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I agree, but I think that's been adequately demonstrated already and it doesn't need to be belabored - it's not a long series. We ended up this ep exactly where we were at the end of the previous ep.

I didn't put it well. I'm tired of the insecurity over whether or not Ida likes him. It was necessary to the story, but now it's getting repetitive and feels a little like they're looking for way to keep them apart. In other words, this ep felt a lot like last ep - we didn't really go over any new territory.

OK, this is still my favorite thing airing, but I was starting to find it tiresome Ep 6. There are a lot of funny and cute moments, but how long are we going to drag out the same plot point? There are plenty of sources of awkwardness and humor available within the context of a relationship - it's time to move forward and get past being jealous of girls.

Anyway, next ep looks great.

I didn't hate it, but it was kind of shallow and forgetable. I think it's kind of a letdown after Where Your Eyes Linger, and how good he was in Nobleman Ryu's Wedding.

BLs are not more trashy than normal Thai dramas - in fact I'd say they're much less trashy as they focus entirely on friendship and romance and contain virtually no sex or even physical affection. Although they do have a lot of gratuitous shower scenes (which I'm not complaining about. At all).

It wasn't necessary for him to say it, and it came off as homophobic to me, but I may be predisposed to feel that way because I found Bite Me to be a convoluted attempt to stay away from the BL of the story as much as possible - whereas straight romances in the series seemed to pop up all over the place with great ease.

His views on it seemed clear to me - "eww." I wonder if that's why the story was so de-BL'ed.

The behind the scenes was disappointing, with Zung making damned sure everyone was totally aware he had no intention of ever doing a gay drama, ewww. But his manager made him. And dammit, he looks so hot in those glasses.

That could very well be.

I really don't get the enthusiasm for this series. First and Ja are unusually attractive, but I'd rather watch average-looking guys who are committed to their roles in a production that's well-written.

LOL, sorry, I msread your comment - thanks for clarifying.

That was definitely the best part.

It's just kind of dated now. But I'm sure it could be modernized.

That's the only Nanon I could think of and he has nothing to do with this series.

I live in California so it airs when I'm asleep. But on the bright side it's there when i wake up and I get to enjoy it and coffee at the same time!

Ohm wears muscle shirts in almost every scene.

Oh, that's right - that was bad. It's not that hard a detail to get right! But I guess in the end it's not really a deal-killer.

I also felt no chemistry. Occassionally I got a little from Jang Eui Soo, but barely. The writing was awful - it felt like no effort went into it at all. This should never have been made.

That was really poor. There wasn't really a plot, and what there was made no sense. Jang Eui Soo is beautiful, but it's not enough.

Everyone keeps talking about length. Length does not matter. All films are this long, and actually usually shorter, yet countless films have had no diificulty drawing characters and giving them backstories and context. In fact, 30 minutes is enough if the writing is good.

The writing here was terrible.

I thought it was too long.

Thanks. I didn't see the resemblance and "Jimmy" made me think of Jimmy Karn. Maybe this Jimmy is more the love child of Tommy and Zee.