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I love Up's performance - it's such a well-realized character. I'm really enjoying the series.

I can usually ignore them, and a few is OK, but I admit I was starting to get annoyed this episode. Sometimes it's just gratuitous.

I was into Payos this ep - he's sexier when he's assertive and not just mooning over Tae. The short shorts didn't hurt, either.

I really liked this, but they need to beware of getting too cutesy - there are still 6 episodes left and it's hard to picture how they'll fill them, and I really don't want an evil Shone plotline.

First of all, there's no way Khiao is in his mid-40s. The actor is 32, and I'm surprised he's that old. Second, there is no chance you wouldn't recognize an adult with that relatively little aging - I'm 56, and you can instantly tell it's me in a photo from when I was 18. I'm still trying to shed COVID weight, and if I were as thin as Khiao it would be even more blindingly obvious.

So while the twist was supported by the writing thus far, the central premise is just completely unbelievable - to the point that it's the deal-killer for me when intra-dimensional time travel through mirrors is not - because that's a fantasy element, but something as simple as recognizing someone you know just doesn't work.

I've been loving this series, butI don't buy this at all for the reason below.

I don't care about the age gap. My BF and I have a huge age difference. But what I can't get past is how Aksorn wouldn't recognize Songjam. If you look at a picture of me when I was 16, it's totally obvious it's me and I'm 56, and if I were as thin as I was then it would be even more obvious. When I was 40, there's no way you wouldn't see it. First of all, casting a 32-year old to play someone in mid 40s is ridiculous, and for Aksorn not to recognize him is even worse.

That is one of the best couplings I've ever seen - so funny and so hot. I love this. Drake is so cute, and I can tell the secondary couple is going to be a scene stealer.

Why do Asians all do coffee wrong?

Anyway, this is amazing - Poom and Up are fantastic in these roles, and I like that there's realism in this - the premise itself is fantastical, so it's good that the people in it aren't. Ming is awful. I don't see how he can be redeemed - he's not only a horrible person, he's really messed up and would need years of therapy just to be a stable horrible person.

I wish they'd let Joe have Porsche instead, but that's not going to happen. I don't think that magenta hair is working for him.

Poom's sad puppy look kills me.

"Red flag" is way to mild for Ming - "monster" is better. I don't see how they can redeem him - he's not only awful, he's messed up and needs years of therapy.

I think he will quickly find out, but I can't imagine it occurred to him before Kang mentioned where he sells food.

That would certainly be in character.

Or maybe he''s evil and the fake fight was foreshadowing.

It would be a little creepy if he's been collecting Moo's dirty clothes. Maybe he wears the muscle shirt to bed or something.

This is so, so good.

Khiao is more than suspicious.

I would think I wouldn't like this, but I love it. Keen is so cute it hurts.

He was doing his own laundry and included the jacket with it.

I don't see how Shone can know who Kang is - he might have suspected it when Kang said where he worked, but that was at the end of their interaction.

That was clearly a fantasy.

Thats interesting - for me it's the opposite - I think he does a great job of liking Moo while trying to behave like he doesn't.

Shone doesn't know who Kang is - once he does, there's no way he'd get in the way.