lynmac55

I'm feeling ambivalent about this show. Everyone is giving it good reviews, but I'm not sure I can handle watching kids be mistreated & abused every episode, especially without knowing what the end game is supposed to be. Like there must be some point to their parents sending them off to be mistreated for 3 years. I am sure the parents are well aware of what the 'school' is.

Sun Yeol is so beautiful. Where do they keep finding these gorgeous men for us to obsess over? We need time for everyday life too!

I started a rewatch, and I'm wondering if there is a way to turn the music track off! Too loud and that voice singing at top volume with no backing music is super annoying.

Abandoned at the rate of 1 million (baht/dollars?) per year?

Am I the only one who thinks there are 13 sets of parents who need to be investigated by some sort of child protection agency for sending their kids to this teen prison hell?

Hopefully Pat learns to kiss by then. That 'kiss' with Put was just him sucking on his top lip - yuck.

When the family all came into the hospital room I thought "how tall is Pond?", then the other brother Than came in & he's taller. Wonder where the brothers got their tall genes from. Not those parents!

Yep!

Every week I say I'm going to drop this show, but end up watching anyway if there's nothing else to watch. I really don't like Pat. He is incredibly immature for someone who has supposedly studied in the US, and been in a long term relationship which broke up 2 years ago. How old is he meant to be? I think the actor Ben is only 21 & this is his first show, but he really needs acting lessons to expand his 2 facial expression range - he's either slack-mouthed, or looking like there's a bad smell under his nose. He also needs to learn to cry - Pat is always ugly-crying with not a tear in sight. It's not just him, but every actor who has a crying scene never gets a blotchy face, but at least most can produce tears & even a runny nose! Ok, rant over...

As a total lightweight with alcohol who can have a massive hangover from 2 drinks, the drinking in Korean shows has me simultaneously:
1) envious
2) nauseous
3) hating that they never have hangovers the next day
4) wanting to pass out in public and get carried home by my secret crush! - actually that sounds a bit risky, so maybe not!

Yeah, she was somewhat scary. If that was irl I'm pretty sure I would not go back to that shop.

Eli is so good looking. He is like the love child of Thailand's Apo and Earth Piripat.

Why does almost every show lately have someone who not only gets diarrhea, but has to announce it loudly to the whole room? Is it considered comedic in Thailand?

I agree Bow is that annoying female character they seem to have in too many shows. Plus, why is diarrhea such a plot point in almost every show?

I'm just starting this show, and no disrespect to the actress, but the mother is played by the same actress that played the horrible, hateful mother in 180 Degrees Longitude. This could be a deal breaker for me.

I wish he would learn to act with his mouth closed. That blank open-mouthed expession he defaults to just makes him look stupid - personally & intellectually.

I dropped it after #7

I know, it's harder to believe in the age gap problem when Akira looks 19!

Thoughts after first episode - the so-called ' middle-aged former corporate drone' is still in his twenties! How ancient does that make me feel?! Akira is gorgeous and the age gap in-story is 10 years. Not creepy like a man in his 40's falling for a high school boy. So far, so good.

I'm about to start watching this - late again I know! I was a bit nervous about the age-gap so I looked up the actors & there's only 6 years in real life, so I can live with that.