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I know we are supposed to hate the roles and not the actors, but as soon as the gaslighting, r*pey step brother from HIStory 4 showed up as the architect boss I had a bad feeling...

I just watched it on YT. I don't know if it is a full or edited version from GMMTV

He says he's been living alone since he was 15, when his mother left.

If you think this is the worst, what did you think of the first episode of My Idol? That is 9 minutes of absolutely nothing. There doesn't appear to be a plot, no BL or chemistry, nothing. Plus for a show that looks like only 2 episodes, there is over an hour of OST on YouTube?

Well who would have thought it was a good idea to create a 10 episode series with the main plot point being erectile disfunction? Especially to play it as a comedy - I'm sure it isn't a funny subject for those men in real life who suffer from this...

I made it to 20 minutes before I completely gave up. Nope, not for me.

Yeah, I can't see this school having too many future university graduates.

That isn't a 'preference', that is a personality trait. I don't think anyone would CHOOSE to be asexual, and it is totally selfish to expect your partner to live a sexless existence unless it is something the two of you have discussed and agreed upon certain rules before living together.

I agree. She is really admitting that all she wants is a male flatmate, not a lover.

It wouldn't surprise me if this was part of the plan between Jun and the boss lady to make sure that the group breaks up and Thame goes to Korea.

This is the first time I have seen Zheng Yunlong in a dramatic role. I am more familiar with his work in musical theatre. He has a very powerful voice and is often 'partnered' with Ayanga (and there is the opinion that these 2 are together in real life and have been partners for over a decade)

Now for the important question - what did they do to that bottle of skincare product that made it explode all over the studio? And why was the 'dummy' bottle safer?

I enjoyed this series. There are so many good characters, the humour feels natural and unforced (and no cringy sound effects). I think it is deliberately unclear who is an exact reincarnation (Vee) and who is just a look alike (Wat and the doctor). I liked the character of Juu, it was so good to see an unproblematic female character. I am not familiar with Daou's acting style in the past, but here he portrays the stillness and dignity of someone who has been alive for 120+ years. His measured deliberate way of speaking actually reminds me of Mile (KP).

Thanks for the info. I don't speak either language, but years of viewing have made me able to distinguish the sounds, so I'm glad I wasn't imagining it!

Is it just me, or do some of the characters appear to be speaking Mandarin while the others are speaking Thai?

Irl he is 35 & his "daughter" is 25.

Not only watched him grow up - HE was the doctor who delivered him when he was born...

Look at the series description above, then look at the show we are actually getting. I am firmly convinced (given the really long wait time to get this show aired) that they filmed two different scripts and the editors have been trying to shoehorn scenes from each into one series and that it why it it is so disjointed and illogical.

But Tai in his world was the one who murdered his mother...

It was the preview for Jack and Joker that made me go back & watch Love Mechanics. I am looking forward to the new show. I love War's smile. And off topic, his pottery making videos are so soothing and satisfying to watch.