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Also the fact that Jeng was reluctant to get close to Pok because of the 2 or 3 year age gap, and now he's texting high schoolers? Innocent or not, it is weird and uncomfortable.

I like MaxNat too and I am looking forward to Two Worlds, whenever it will air.

For the two new shows starting today, I preferred this one to Naughty Babe. It's cute and fluffy. I can't help but notice the difference between 7-Eleven stores in Thailand and Australia. The ones here are much smaller mini-markets and are attached to petrol stations. The Thai ones look much better, proper convenience stores.

It was a bit like he was there to fulfill his contract and not much else. I would actually rather see the Max and Nat drama Two Worlds, because the trailers look really good.

Just my opinions - Most people here are liking this show so far, but I'm a bit ambivalent at the moment. Yi and Diao were not my fav characters in Cutie Pie, in fact Yi treated Diao like a paid escort/sex toy and nothing else. Is this show meant to be a serious drama, because it has been pretty hammy/corny so far. I will probably watch ep 2 before I decide to keep watching or not, but the following things are so cliche: 1) Diao being an infantalised character - that pouty face is NOT attractive 2) the amnesia trope 3) the non-working brake pedal (which will have it's own sub-plot), 4) the damned stuffed animals in bed with an 'adult' couple, 5) and the makeup department needs to ease up on the amount of lipstick each male character is wearing.

So far it's a cute and fluffy time filler. It's never going to be on the GOAT lists, but it's okay. Plus you get to look at Joong!

Yeah, because that works SO well in real life.

Maybe this show and not the other one should have been called "Hidden Agenda"

Random thoughts after ep 4 - 1)Top deserves an acting award for saying he has nothing to hide - with a straight face. 2) People critisizing Ray for his yoyo emotions - don't forget the boy is basically an alcoholic, so he is going to be all over the place. 3) Ton is a trouble making little shit and it worries me what other lengths he will go to, to get his own way with Top. 4) I don't believe Mew is that innocent. Look at the opening credits - everyone is sitting doing a sexy pout to the camera with their legs crossed. Mew spreads his legs & emphasises his crotch - that has to be clue, right? 5) Out of all of them, I want Sand to have a happy ending.

Don't forget that Ray is a borderline alcoholic. Not a demographic known for making good or rational choices.

But we knew there had to be a reason why Sand hates him, so...

I am not familiar with Bai Bai He's work so I looked at her bio. Honestly, what is in the drinking water in Asia???? She is 39 years old and barely looks 30. They sure have a fountain of youth hidden somewhere. It's like the Thai BL boys when they are photographed with their mothers, who look like teenagers. We'll have some of what they are having , please...

Jom himself queries if he is himself or if he has taken over another Jom's body. He comes to realise that he is actually a time traveller and recognises when the transitions are going to happen - re shadows & reflections.

I think Jom was a convenient partner at the time, who he abandoned as soon as he met Kaimook overseas.

I loved this. You can see Jom get ready to cringe, because everyone else who says "since you came here'... tells him he has been bad luck.

Can you get kisskh.co ? The uncut version is on there.

You mean that for once Australia got lucky! It is on YYDS YouTube, both cut and uncut versions.

It is the same Jom in all three time periods. The point is made in the book that Ohm is selfish and only considers his own wants - which is the girl. Jom realises this by the third story (back in the 1800's), when Ohm endangers a whole kingdom because of the princess who he tricked a whole army into "escorting" home when he was actually running away with her. He always refuses to let her go, even when it endangers others and ruins all their lives, including hers. This is one of the lessons Jom has to learn to fully let go and be with Khun Yai 100%.

I love the way the story is going and the changes from the book are not a problem to me. Two comments, just observations - 1) the bitch office manager from Step By Step is keeping in character here as Robert's servant, and 2) the director should have made the female actors remove their modern manicures. It kind of takes you out of the time period, especially Mei.

That's where I bought it.