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And all the other actors made public proclamations that they were withdrawing from 2moons3 and having nothing further to do with the company.

The actors make most of their money from the events, so excluding one from all of them is brutal. If someone did that in the USA, they could be prosecuted.

Sorry - I think I didn't put that clearly. What I meant is they're not calling each other brothers in particular. In the scene you mentoned, Prab said "because I'm your P'" If Chol were choosing Tri instead of Prab and he had been there instead, he would have said the same thing Prab did. If a teacher were wandering by and Chol called Prab by his name instead of P, the teacher would admonish him for having poor manners.

All of them refer to each other as brothers - if Prab & Chol's parents divorce and they are living in separate houses, they will still address each other as as little brother and big brother. There is ambiguity because they're actual stepbrothers, but they have no choice but to address each other that way. At least in public.

I'm not sure what difference it makes. If they get together, then they're stepbrothers who are together - it doesn't really matter what they call each other, does it?

The comments have been the most virulent I've ever seen on this site - usually everyone is fairly friendly even when disagreeing, like all the times when you're wrong. :)

The director is deliberately blah because we're seeing this through his eyes, and he only matters insofar as he intersects with the themes - in his case his relationship with an actor ( and that is not a "ship" - it's unpleasant and stressful). If the director character shines too much it distracts the audience from the problems in BL the series is addressing.

I've really been enjoying this series, but this episode was not pleasant to watch, and did very little to advance the plot. This seems to be secondary embarassment week for BL - I'm still jittery from Fish.

That one scene - you know which one. I'm guessing something like that happened because (I hope) nobody's mind would go there while writing a story.

The acting in this is really good - there's at least that.

I largely agree, but in Hollywood that has begun to change, with some of the most powerful people crashing into ruin because of the horrible things they've done. But that takes a large societal shift, and judging by the comments sections, there's no appetite for that at all. Look at how hostile so many people are because they interpreted something Ait said to be critical of whatever tribe they belong to.

The only power the average person has is as a consumer. If you buy it, they'll make it. If you don't buy it, they won't and can't.

That power can be achieved in two ways - one is to not watch. The other is to boycott the sponsors - like don't buy thost stupid drinks they're always advertising and write to the company to let them know. That's how we got gay rights in the USA - no corporation will allow discrimination against gays, so everything anti-gay completely collapsed almost overnight.

That can really only be done by Thais, as the drinks and those ridiculous pretzel snacks people are always munching on in BLs aren't sold here.

He's not painting the director as a hero - he's probably the most flawed person on the show (although the producer is really awful - there might be some payback going on there) - he's doing something wrong that gets other people in trouble. The director is the protagonist, which means that it's from his perspective - that's not the same thing as a hero.

What do you think Lovely Writer is? It's just the author inserting herself into the story as Gene and giving herself a fantasy boyfriend.

Twincest is best.

There is a second season. But they would call each other brother in any case - everyone calls everyone "brother", but the subtitles vary. So Chol calls Tri "P" because he's older, but the subtitles say "Tri". When he addresses Prab, he says "P" but the subtitles sometimes say "Prab", other times "brother".

I don't know if you remember the first couple of eps, but it was a plot point because Chol refused to call Prab "P", which is rude, and the first time he did use "P" made Prab very happy.

I assumed bad subtitles, and Tri asked Prab if he wanted to date Chol, knowing that he's no competition if that's the case.

It might have been bad subtitles - Tri may have asked it he wants to. That would make more sense.

I love it this show. Today's ep was a little boring, but it did clear the decks for the finale. For this ep you could probably just watch the 4th part and not miss anything important.

The details can be fuzzy and some lost, but you'll still know the general lines of what happened. You won't make out with someone and forget after one drink. The problem is you don't know if it was good or not because it probably seemed like it at the time. Probably not so good if everyone's sloppy drunk! Duean is right, though - drinking on an empty stomach makes a big difference.

I agree - BL rules aren't the normal rules of the universe. Like the magical damp towel you can dab somebody with an cure a fever and probably cancer. Or how people who live in one of the wettest counties ever will instantly fall ill if water touches them. Or how nobody ever pulls a muscle catching a 60 kg man at an odd angle after he trips.

I agree - it didn't bother me much here, but these things happen ib serious dramas all the time - every BL has someone get drunk, be helped. and puke all over the helper.

And also, alcohol doesn't erase your memory.

A lot of people only like BL for cute romance - I think they'll be put off by all the humor, plus Pi is kind of a dick. Most romances have an appealing main character, not a crazy dork. I like that this is different, but it's also very stressful to watch due to the secondary embarassment - I think a lot of people don't like that either. If you look at the comments, they seem to be getting progressively negative, but we'll see.

OK, every BL writer needs to go and get drunk so they can write alcohol scenes. You are not going to suddenly mistake someone who is 6 inches taller than the person you think it is after a single drink. You will not mistake someone like that after 6 drinks. You will not throw up after one drink, probably not after 3, and a lot of people won't at all. Alcohol will physically impair you and lower your inhibitions, but you will not do things that disgust you while sober.

Alcohol is used for magical plot devices, and I'm starting to see that people actually believe that's how it works. Which is good, because you shouldn't be getting drunk. But it's lazy writing. I didn't think the ending made sense.

I loved the Duean story this ep - it was a little slapstick, but funny anyway.

I'm the opposite - I love the Duean story and Pi's was so embarassing there were parts I had to skip.

If you check the chart, it's not too fishy. It dropped a lot right after last week's episode, so I guess people didn't like it. It's drifted slowly down since then. Last week's ep wasn't the best - this one is so much better.

I have to take breaks. It's so stressful what an idiot Pi is., but it was funny,

So that was fine - not the best ep, but they did resolve a few things and Nick finally had a decent day. I hope the subtitles were off a little and that boy that talked to him is not a player like he sounded, but he was at least handsome.

The writing continues to surprise me, with someone actually passwort proecting their phone and Chol's clever solution - I don't know if that would really work, but it was fun in the ep.

The music was on way too loud - you could tell they had to turn it down whenever Chol was speaking because his voice is so soft.

I don't know what Tri doesn't just go for the twins - not every high school kid has a threeseom thrown at him. I'm kidding. And yet not.

It's weird how so many negative comments have appeared lately - this section has been overwhelmingly positive for so long.