Just this episode?I feel like the director has a stroke which destroyed his short-term memory so he keeps filming…
Also, are there no adults around to intervene in the chronic alcohol abuse? They're doing this on school nights, so they must reek of alcohol in class.
only watching this show for turbo and kaownah and i literally get more confused each episode
I'm getting to the point that I'd rather see Kaownah hire thugs to gang-rape a rival or try to strangle someone and face no consequences than whatever it is he's doing here.
I might be happy if the internal conflicts actually were mysterious, instead of merely being people preferring…
True, there is some mystery. For example, will Keam sulk and get drunk five more times, or will it be SIX more times? Will Song suggest that Jay's song modulate to a minor, or D major? We just don't know - the only way to find out is watch.
BTW, the chord progression Song suggested would get him an "F" in composition class. I know these types of things because I have a music degree, and I only mention it because this is the first time in my entire life it's had any use.
Really? I love the boss - he's so delightfully creepy. I like that he's a comedic character.
I envy you for that - I'm sure I'm missing a lot watching subtitles, although they use a lot of English in the dialogue.
In the Japanese version the boss was just sad and pathetic - this one is really funny and creepy, so I prefer that, but I can understand it's not for everyone.
Why I feel like this episode has a different director who doesn’t know where the plot is going? Different vibes,…
Just this episode?
I feel like the director has a stroke which destroyed his short-term memory so he keeps filming the same scene over and over and over. The rest of the crew feel bad for him so they don't say anything, they just perform their jobs with less and less energy as the series drags along and eventually they'll all die of ennui.
It should be illegal for two leads to have so much chemistry just for them to continously do absolutely nothing…
More happened in Love Sick 2. More happened in Amore. But Bbomb isn't any better a partner than Jin - they're both ridiculously jealous and uncommunicative. And boring beyond belief.
Ok after watching the ep I just want to say this series is getting boring like wth it's the same thing over and…
Is Keam interesting, though? Or do we just think so because BALL IS SO FU@#ING CUTE I CAN'T STAND IT? All Keam does is sulk and get drunk every day. Ball should find someone who's less of a disaster. And Song & Jay better get it going, because absolutely zero has happened between them - and they don't even have any chemistry, which is weird.
I feel like the writers would probably keel over if every single one of the characters didn’t have some mysterious…
I might be happy if the internal conflicts actually were mysterious, instead of merely being people preferring to sulk than actually talk about things. The same things. Over and over, and over.
Were you thinking "PUT THAT SHIRT DOWN." when Wen started putting it back on? I was. It was the only interesting thing that happened this ep. Well, the boys did all look good in uniform, I guess.
9 was weirdly cut with a dismissive lover who then cries like he's the victim and yet another evil female mastermind…
To be fair, she's not an evil mastermind, she's trying to get Jin & Bbomb together. But even so, why is everyone spiking Bbomb's drinks and being sneaky? Just talk to them. If you have to trick people into being together, maybe they shouldn't be together. Friends can give you a push in the right direction, but Jeez.
When the scenes from this ep showed Jin crying, I assumed Bbomb had dumped him, not simply asked him why he keeps flirting with Mark. (Although the reason for that should be obvious. Would you pick Boss, or a sad mannequin that can somehow talk?)
Is it only me who feel like nothing is happening in this show? Like every episode is same, they r doing same things…
I forgot that I stopped watching this and watched it. And then I remembered I wasn't watching, but thought I'd accidentally hit Ep 5 because this was exactly like it. And Ep 6, and Ep 7, and 8. Nothing had happened. Nothing at all. To be fair, I didn't really watch the entire ep because I was so bored I kept falling asleep. I usually have a hard time falling asleep, but this show induces narcolepsy.
Well, that was worse than I was expecting. I was excited to see Net in something other than Hidden Love, and at least we got to see a LOT of him for two minutes.
If the story is going to be a dull rehash of every trope you can possibly think of with low production values and substandard acting, you should at the very least have attractive guys in it, not some 40-year old with perpetually bloodshot eyes and some sort of perspiration disorder. Altohugh to be fair, it's a bit unrealistic that nobody ever sweats in BLs even though it's 45 degrees with 1,000 percent humidity every day.
After watching the first episode, I have to say I’m concerned about how high the rating is so far. I’ll try…
I think old tropes are definitely a bad thing. Especially when you have ALL of them. Why do the girls always go insane over the least attractive man in the cast? Although to be fair, he's a musician, and that's the traditional way ugly guys get chicks.
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BTW, the chord progression Song suggested would get him an "F" in composition class. I know these types of things because I have a music degree, and I only mention it because this is the first time in my entire life it's had any use.
In the Japanese version the boss was just sad and pathetic - this one is really funny and creepy, so I prefer that, but I can understand it's not for everyone.
I feel like the director has a stroke which destroyed his short-term memory so he keeps filming the same scene over and over and over. The rest of the crew feel bad for him so they don't say anything, they just perform their jobs with less and less energy as the series drags along and eventually they'll all die of ennui.
Were you thinking "PUT THAT SHIRT DOWN." when Wen started putting it back on? I was. It was the only interesting thing that happened this ep. Well, the boys did all look good in uniform, I guess.
When the scenes from this ep showed Jin crying, I assumed Bbomb had dumped him, not simply asked him why he keeps flirting with Mark. (Although the reason for that should be obvious. Would you pick Boss, or a sad mannequin that can somehow talk?)
If the story is going to be a dull rehash of every trope you can possibly think of with low production values and substandard acting, you should at the very least have attractive guys in it, not some 40-year old with perpetually bloodshot eyes and some sort of perspiration disorder. Altohugh to be fair, it's a bit unrealistic that nobody ever sweats in BLs even though it's 45 degrees with 1,000 percent humidity every day.