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It's now on Viki

Oh nice, thank you so much!!

I actually know someone who can sub them for me. So just having them available is perfect!!!

I watched the Uncut version on iQIYI as it aired, and when I have nothing better to do I've been watching it again on Viki, and as far as I can tell it's the same as the uncut version I watched previously.

That may be true of you're discussing the order in which you would read the novels, then it would be a parallel story. However, in regards to the companies producing the line of showx it is intended to be the snubs installment and viewed as the second Love Syndrome. So far as the TV shows go the series whole is: Love Syndtome: The Beginning, Unforgotten Night, Love Symdrome 3. Where Unforgotten Night is synonymous with Love Syndrome 2.

Compared to the novels this really makes no sense, but that's just the way the show series' have been set up.

Of course I read your comment. However, just saying it's not Love Syndrome 2 doesn't say much at all.

I'm only pointing out that that even though the title itself may not be "Love Syndrome 2" it is still technically part 2 in the Love Syndrome trilogy, hence making it the Love Syndrome 2 series.

Perhaps it is you who requires improved reading comprehension.

Take care!

No, it's not called LS2, but it is the second part of the series that has been produced.

The other option is to read the novels, there is an entire series of novels.

So much hate for this show, and that's really too bad. It's not going to be everyone's cup of tea, and I know some people are upset that the costs of "winning" were so high ... but sometimes, that's just how it is.

So, for anyone wanting to start this, I offer this advice: if you are okay with main/primary supporting cast dying and enjoy a dark story then go for it!! It does drag a bit in the middle, but push through and it picks back up again. It's dark, a bit creepy, touching, romantic, sweet, sad and occasionally humorous. The actors all did an excellent job.

People's perspectives that everything needs to have an ending and that everyone important must live.

Honestly, if you like dark stories that are still touching and don't care if some of the main/supporting cast dies-- then you'll probably love this. I really enjoyed it and thought the ending was appropriate.

I was just explaining this one to my daughter and I said, "It's not a happy ending by any means, but it's a good ending - a suitable ending."

I agree that the middle dragged, I took a long time to get from Ep.9 to Ep.13 but after that I was invested again.

Overall, I liked it!

Same, but I stuck it out and finished it. It was cute.

As long as there are plans to bring it to us in future I'm okay with waiting. Thank you for the response!

I knew it was GMM25 and currently only available on network TV, so I'm thankful that we have hope down the road.

Overall this was a cute show. I found some of it irritating, but I mostly enjoyed it. It's such a simple and straightforward story.

My only real issue was Liz's hair - it acted as a mood ring and kept changing color through the show. So distracting!!

I was so distracted by Liz's half color changes back and forth. It wasnt even something that changed from day to day in the show, but rather from scene to scene when the "in show time" would've only been 10-20 minutes later. It drove me absolutely insane!!

So many negative comments here!!

The story had a lot to give, but I don't think the writers/directors made the best use of all of the episodes. They're are things I think they should have included and other things I think they should have left out. Overall our was still good though. Some decent lessons on relationships as well.

The acting wasn't top tier, but then I looked at the release date, thought about when filming wouldn't been and I realized that some of these actors would've been incredibly young when they filmed this!! This released Sept. 2020, so they most likely filmed during the second half of 2019. At that time the car would've been:
Marc: 17 (Itt)
Pawin: 23 (Pai)
Fiat: 23 (Pure)
Aun: 16 (Folk)
JJ: 18 (Waan)

It wasn't a first time acting for any of them, but it was the first "main role" for three of those five actors. Previously they only had guest appearances or smaller support roles. I've seen most of them do other works since this and they've all improved greatly.

All that being said, I still think they all did the best they could with what they were given, and I still enjoyed this. It's not an all-time favorite, but it was still good.

The awkward dubbing makes it practically unwatchable. It would be one thing if each character had a different voice and you could tell if they were speaking outloud or having internal monologs, but you can't tell the difference between most of the voices.

They wanted to support young new voice actors and try a new concept -- that's fine, it's one idea... lol. However, the execution of this concept is very poorly done. It's truly sad, because if either A) The dubbing was done really well... or B) the actors spoke all their own lines... then this had potential of being a very odd but entertaining comedy.

I'm truly disappointed in the first 3 episodes.

I'm going to finish it because I'm a huge supporter of Long Lee and all his projects, but unless you have a similar reason I would say to not bother with it.

The awkward dubbing makes it practically unwatchable. It would be one thing if each character had a different voice and you could tell if they were speaking outloud or having internal monologs, but you can't tell the difference between most of the voices. They wanted to support young new voice actors and try a new concept -- that's fine, it's one idea... lol. However, the execution of this concept is very poorly done. It's truly sad, because if either A) The dubbing was done really well... or B) the actors spoke all their own lines... then this had potential of being a very odd but entertaining comedy.

I hated the first few episodes of Rak Diao. Between the canned laughter, the goofier than usual sound effects and the ridiculous storyline in the beginning I didn't see any way I could enjoy it. But by episode 4 or so I stopped noticing the laughter & effects and really did get into the story. Once it was finished I realized that I enjoyed it way more than I thought possible. Turns out, it was a really good show.

Okay, so Greg made it clear to Alex when they met that he wanted to clear things up so they could both move on. He felt very guilty towards her for bailing after dating and being engaged for a month. It was quite obvious that he was trying to be sure they had no ties and no reason to be more than friends.

So, two questions: why doesn't Tupe trust him? I know things *looked* a little sketch a few times, but quite obviously their love making wasn't suffering and to my knowledge Greg hadn't done anything, other than be busy or preoccupied a few times, to make Tupe feel insecure. So, why the big deal in the first place??

Maybe I'm just too old and way past that kind of drama to understand the mistrust and jealousy.

Random side comments: I'm 100% jealous of their huge, nice shower and the lovely hot tub. lol

What platforms is this airing on??

Long Lee's brother isn't the only one who competes -- Long does as well, in addition to being an instructor.