Yea no, I literally don't like Aey at all, he's had way too many opportunities to better himself and be happy…
I don't see how it's his fault at all. Gene and Sib were reckless and someone photographed them. The result would have been the same no matter what Aoey did.
It start boring but than it becamse somhow good in a way, the part with the team meeting was good, and also Tum…
I agree, but Tum looks awful good in those knit shirts. I couldn't get into the ending because I don't understand why they can't just wait four months.
Ah yes. The dreaded 11th episode. 4 months. They seriously couldn't survive 4 months!??? With computers and prepaid…
I was just staring at my screen saying "Hunh?" All that drama because they can't wait four months? WTF? Welcome to adulthood. You don't always get everything you want.
I agree with all of your points. Honestly, I thought this was a well done episode. It was fluffy with an dark…
Why is is Aoey's fault? He got bombarded during a live stream and lost it. You could see him trying to retain his composure. If he had just cut the feed everyone would have taken it as confirmation.
Bruce and Kenji were gold in this episode, but the writing let Up & Kao down in a major way - I couldn't feel anything for them, because I was thinking "Um, you can't wait 4 months?" It's ridiculous. All that drama because two grown adults can't put themselves on hold for a measely four months? It's not like they can't ever see each other again.
Who writes this? I'm confused, is Mon supposed to be a college student, or an 8 year old girl? Who behaves like that? And who would find that attractive? How does a grown man need to be carried everywhere? And the crying - he was right there by the door - if he can't deal with his bf's exes to that extent, then he's not ready for a relationship.
And WTF with the play? Was that supposed to generate drama, the way he didn't wake up right away? It was just super-cringe. Why not just text him and say he didn't tell his friend to say that? Ugh. I thought the first story was the worst, but it's gone downhill from there.
They're deliberately leaving the only couple anyone cares about for last just so we'll watch their crap series. It worked, but f#$% them.
This was good, but not great. I think maybe it was a bit too ambitious to cover 3 couples in such a short series, plus the bullying thrown in (and thrown out).
Although I really like M, who I thought was unique and adorable, the M/Near storyline was so thin it would have been better to leave it out and spend the time elsewhere.
The biggest problem for me was the lack of chemistry between Sky and Paper. It wasn't awful, but I wasn't really feeling it.
The actors are too old to be believable high school students, and combing his hair froward wasn't successful in making Tong (Paper) look 10 years younger - it actually was weird-looking. And it didn't help that all their dialog was too adult, and really stiff and cliche. At the end, Paper should have said, "How can I run away? You drove." Way too serious all the time, and normal people aren't that relentlessly saccharine.
I'm not sorry I watched, but it's not very memorable.
Also, Arthur is hot and the best actor. He should have had more of a storyline - there was no point to just throwing in a major issue like bullying and then just drop it.
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Bruce's acting in that livestream was a masterclass. Hin was great this ep too.
Up did a good job, but the writing was so bad it made no sense. They can't wait four months? It's not like they can't call each other and zoom.
And WTF with the play? Was that supposed to generate drama, the way he didn't wake up right away? It was just super-cringe. Why not just text him and say he didn't tell his friend to say that? Ugh. I thought the first story was the worst, but it's gone downhill from there.
They're deliberately leaving the only couple anyone cares about for last just so we'll watch their crap series. It worked, but f#$% them.
Agreed about Arthur. He's apparently primarily a musician - his band performs in English.
Although I really like M, who I thought was unique and adorable, the M/Near storyline was so thin it would have been better to leave it out and spend the time elsewhere.
The biggest problem for me was the lack of chemistry between Sky and Paper. It wasn't awful, but I wasn't really feeling it.
The actors are too old to be believable high school students, and combing his hair froward wasn't successful in making Tong (Paper) look 10 years younger - it actually was weird-looking. And it didn't help that all their dialog was too adult, and really stiff and cliche. At the end, Paper should have said, "How can I run away? You drove." Way too serious all the time, and normal people aren't that relentlessly saccharine.
I'm not sorry I watched, but it's not very memorable.
Also, Arthur is hot and the best actor. He should have had more of a storyline - there was no point to just throwing in a major issue like bullying and then just drop it.