Underrated show with an underrated ship. Kao absolutely killed it with his BL roles but they’re both doing well now in their respective jobs so I’m happy for them.
Really proud of Up. I’ve liked him since Lovley Writer so I’m glad to see he’s doing well. I haven’t watched My Stan’s-In, but I plan to start it along with this show.
I love me some pearlpeak so I’m going to eat this up regardless but I still hope the directing is good. This is such an interesting concept so I hope they don’t mess it up!
I’m not buying a wavve subscription until I see that a few episodes are out. I don’t know this whole thing just feels like a cash grab where wavve will gain a bunch of subscribers from this just to be like “oops sorry we actually can’t release it.”
Hyunjun reminds me so much of my brother who’s autistic. My brother usually gives very short answers and doesn’t say much not because he doesn’t care but because he truly has nothing to say and carries the mindset of “I won’t talk unless spoken to first.” He also has trouble with eye contact and will usually glance in different directions constantly.
My brother also sometimes has trouble with romantic or platonic relationships because the other party thinks they’re too aloof and don’t care which, like I said before, isn’t the case. He just expresses his interest in different ways compared to neurotypical people. Obviously I’m not trying to diagnose Hyunjun and I could be way off, but it’s almost scary with how similar his behavior is to my brother.
I’m not even mad at him for what he said, but I just want to know what SEA people did to East Asians. Always the butt of the joke for them and always seen as lesser than… it’s just sad to be made fun of for things you can’t even control like nationality.
That’s not fair to the contestants who did nothing wrong. Imagine you go on a show and all your hard work is…
Anyone who agrees to go on a reality TV show cares about popularity or being known to some degree. Even if they went through the full week, I still think they deserve to have it aired because that’s part of why they came on this show in the first place.
If they didn’t care about their season not being aired, then they wouldn’t agree to be part of the reshoot.
Kind of like Jae Ha who already found a couple but wanted to publicly come out. Not saying the other contestants were in the closet, but they deserve to have their story told as well.
Anyway I enjoyed this season. I think the conversations they had were really good. The 2 couples also make sense and look nice together, regardless of what disgruntled fans think.
My only criticism is the block style housing, but that didn’t affect my watching experience too much.
I didn’t care for the elimination either, but I also don’t think it’s as terrible as what people made it out to be. Should it be a permanent aspect of His Man? No, but I think it was a fun twist to watch. I doubt the two who left would’ve made a huge impact on the show anyways.
Hopefully next season the community for this show will be a little less deranged.
The re-shoot was such a bad idea. They should have either cancelled it or cast all new members. This season is…
That’s not fair to the contestants who did nothing wrong. Imagine you go on a show and all your hard work is deleted because one guy decided to mess up? You guys care more about entertainment than the people who are brave enough to even go on this show in the first place. The reshoot cast fully deserved a second chance.
A constant issue with some GMMTV dramas: they can’t pick a genre a stick to it.
Was this supposed to be mostly comedic? Thrilling? Psychological? I don’t know, it’s trying to be everything that it ends up being nothing.
It’s like they want fans of every genre to watch their shows but they don’t know how to properly execute a mix that they end up disappointing everyone.
Also honestly, the main couple were so insignificant to the actual story which is strange because they’re literally the same couple.
In terms of housing, bigger doesn’t always mean better.
The block situation was so dumb, especially for such a small cast. Not saying they should cram everyone like they did in season 1, but I think just one house with 2 or 3 floors should be enough.
If they really want to spend their money on the set, use it for more activities or something lol. A library, a theatre, a basketball court, a game room, a craft room, literally anything else besides more empty space for contestants to be lonely and stare at the ceiling.
The compound is gorgeous, but totally unnecessary for this type of show where the whole point is to get close to people.
My brother also sometimes has trouble with romantic or platonic relationships because the other party thinks they’re too aloof and don’t care which, like I said before, isn’t the case. He just expresses his interest in different ways compared to neurotypical people. Obviously I’m not trying to diagnose Hyunjun and I could be way off, but it’s almost scary with how similar his behavior is to my brother.
If they didn’t care about their season not being aired, then they wouldn’t agree to be part of the reshoot.
Kind of like Jae Ha who already found a couple but wanted to publicly come out. Not saying the other contestants were in the closet, but they deserve to have their story told as well.
My only criticism is the block style housing, but that didn’t affect my watching experience too much.
I didn’t care for the elimination either, but I also don’t think it’s as terrible as what people made it out to be. Should it be a permanent aspect of His Man? No, but I think it was a fun twist to watch. I doubt the two who left would’ve made a huge impact on the show anyways.
Hopefully next season the community for this show will be a little less deranged.
Was this supposed to be mostly comedic? Thrilling? Psychological? I don’t know, it’s trying to be everything that it ends up being nothing.
It’s like they want fans of every genre to watch their shows but they don’t know how to properly execute a mix that they end up disappointing everyone.
Also honestly, the main couple were so insignificant to the actual story which is strange because they’re literally the same couple.
The block situation was so dumb, especially for such a small cast. Not saying they should cram everyone like they did in season 1, but I think just one house with 2 or 3 floors should be enough.
If they really want to spend their money on the set, use it for more activities or something lol. A library, a theatre, a basketball court, a game room, a craft room, literally anything else besides more empty space for contestants to be lonely and stare at the ceiling.
The compound is gorgeous, but totally unnecessary for this type of show where the whole point is to get close to people.