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The big difference is that Samantha did not sleep with the men her friends were interested in.

Never mind the Herpes, those boys all need to be tested for HIV, and every other STD out there.

Yes! when they use foreign actors speaking English as if it is their native tongue, their accents are so thick they need double sub-titles! Funnily enough, a lot of Thai actors speak better English than their foreign actors.

Let me just say, that as I am currently convalescing/doing physio etc after a total knee replacement, I am in awe of how quickly Granny is back on her feet walking normally after her total hip replacement!!! Saifah must be one hell of a nurse!

I agree. I commented elsewhere they should have kept the original Thai title of "Heart in the Wind", and we would not have been expecting a different show.

They should have kept the Thai title "Heart In The Wind". At least we wouldn't have been expecting a different show.

I'll tell you what is dangerous if not downright stupid and illogical. Kang's father is a political contender, and he lets a total stranger drive him to a meeting - no background checks, no police report, no security - and leaves him sitting in his car when he goes inside. We know he is a criminal, there could have been a potential kidnapping plot, or worse.

Not only too much make-up on Max, but all the male characters seem to be wearing red lipstick. I thought it might have been a filter, but maybe it is just bad make-up.

I am a bit confused as well. In ep 1 they did that fast time recap & said it was now 2026 and same sex marriage was legal, which set off current events. There has been no other reference to it being 2026 & no-one has aged, so who knows...?

I agree. Something was off about that whole scene.

Now that the series has finished I have gone back to binge watch it again. My problem when it was airing was that Why RU was on at the same time and I kept getting confused between the two shows - who was who, what the story line was etc. Watching it on it's own is a much better decision. I enjoyed this show, despite the few quibbles other people have bought up - dead fish kisses, visible boom mikes etc. The questions I have that no-one seems bothered with, is how and why did Kim An's former friend (?) reappear? Did he survive the fall from what looks like a four story building? Was he in rehab this whole time? Why was Kim An arrested? How did he clear his name after the other guy used his name to work as an escort? After setting himself up as somewhat of a psycopath, he just walked away in the end? That whole storyline could have been so much more detailed.

Does every one in this drama have perfect skin, because I think the filters are a bit too obvious.

I'm just waiting for the drama involving one of his student's father. That man has designs on Diao, and even told his son Diao was going to accompany them on a trip - wtf!

You're hired!

I am still watching this, in a bemused kind of way. What genre are they aiming for? Is it a comedy, drama or melodrama. The switch between scenes is jarring, but I am curious to see where it goes. Overall, it is not making a lot of sense so far. I love that Nunew has matured since CP, and is holding his own as an actor. I wish Nat would control his face a bit better - that weird upturned lip simper-y expression is cringy. He is actually good looking when he is not pulling this face.

In the novel, 1920's Khun Yai had a bittersweet fate. He found out that Jom was from another time and that he would be leaving at some point. Jom told him everything he could to protect the family - about WW2, natural disasters in Bangkok etc, and Khun Yai could make some wise financial and personal decisions that ensured the future of the family. He never married, but became the favorite Uncle head of the family. He knew Jom was out there somewhere, loving him, and that they would meet again, even in another life.

If it is about 1 hour & 8 minutes it is the uncut version. It is available on YouTube on YYDS Entertainment channel.

Maybe it is a reflection of South Korea's concern about their falling birth rate. 😁

My copy of Vol 1 arrived today from Blackwells in England.

It's shown up on Amazon prime too.