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"Love Is Like a Cat" in that neither one is evident in this show.

I noticed this too. They were fine up to this point, so I wonder what happened.

Oh cool!

I haven't watched the first ep (yet) but I see musician Gene Kasidit in the photos (the blonde with the sequined top). They're not listed in the cast or crew, but are they involved in the music? If so it might be worth watching for that alone.

omg I thought about this the entire scene: "Are they gonna drain that water? No?! They're just gonna soak in the soup then?!"

yeah it kinda felt like the screenwriters just needed a quick way for them to get caught because there weren't enough eps left for a better, more organic conclusion to their little vacation from dad. So to expedite things, they had to act foolishly.

yeah I was wondering if maybe she's his sister or something. Looks like we'll find out in the next ep!

I watched it twice and laughed because it's clearly a *still photo* of a dog actor (because you can't train a dog not to pant when it's hot), just laying there covered with fake blood, its clearly living eyes looking behind the camera at its trainer. That face says, "Treat?"

Can you tell me who comprises the secondary couple (unless it's a spoiler)?

For me the issue is there are so many BL series coming out right now that in a month I'm gonna start forgetting what happened in the first 5 eps (because I'll have watched a *lot* of other weekly, ongoing series in the interim) and I don't have the time or patience for a rewatch to refresh myself. I plan to keep watching this, but it's gonna be bumped down in priority compared to shows I'm "fresher" on watching, if that makes sense.

I wonder if part of the funding process for this show involved giving would-be sponsors' grandchildren parts in it. It would certainly explain the preponderance of children.

Oh yes, I figured as much, I just thought it was kinda strange to use an title that was already so well-known.

Isn't Dr. Slump a rather well-known manga from the 80s? I was like they're making a *K-drama* adaptation of that?!

Well... they kinda lost it in the last few eps but at least the soundtrack was good.

Me: No way is this about cannibals that title would be too obvious.

Me reading the synopsis: Hot damn it IS about cannibals, count me in

I didn't end up liking Cutie Pie (I only finished it for Nuer & Syn) but my issue was with the writing, not the acting. So I'm actually kinda excited to see Zee & Nunew in something different (I'm just hoping it's with different writers).

Sadly, finding raws & subs (even when links are provided to them-- no hunting required!) is *still* too much effort for a lot of viewers when they can just hit a button on their remotes and have Netflix show them a thousand different K-dramas. But... in a way it makes the J-drama fandom more dedicated, I feel.

Basically I just have to remind myself of the obvious K-drama bias of this site and take a lot of things with a grain (or a block) of salt when it comes to people's opinions on J-dramas.

Yeah. I get that they're trying to convey a sort of frenzied passion but the way it's acted it seems more like a zombie attack (lunging for the neck, clawing at the body, etc.).

Y'know, this isn't as bad as I thought it would be considering the property's track record. It helps that its main focus is the new pairing because I definitely didn't want to see the original 3 couples' stories hashed out a 3rd time. Here they're basically side characters whose backstories we already know, and that's fine by me. Maybe I'm damning it with faint praise but I expected a trainwreck and this is... just "okay."

Isn't the music that they start dancing to in the bar in ep4 the same song as Tankhun's first visit to Hum Bar in KinnPorsche ep3?