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I watched The Petrh/Bas movie "Tell the World I Love You" yesterday with English subs even much worse. The pronouns were all wrong, and when Perth and Bas went on their way to China at the end, the AI subs said they were going to "porcelain". Looks like AI isn't all that intelligent.

This show had a good start, but after 4 episodes it has become boring. The leads have no chemistry, that girl is annoying, and the plot is all over the place. There have been so many brilliant Japanese BL series recently, but this one can't cope. Dropped.

The first half of the show made me think it might be one of my favourites of all times, but then it began to fizzle out. The final scene was a real bummer. That's a shame because I love Toki-kun.

Fluke Teerapat already played a main role in the "My Bromance" movie alongside Fluke Natouch 10 years ago. He also played in "SOTUS" and some Wayufilm productions, but works as a screenwriter now most of the time. In the second episode of "Wish you Love" he played the guy who had his hair cut and later proposed to his girlfriend in the bar.

Like most of the other "My Universe" stories, this was really weak. I did like Winner's acting, though, and Fluke has grown into a handsome young man. He was amazing in the proposal scene.

The writing may be weak, but the amazing cast makes this series entertaining. The way Aungpao steals this show from some of BL's greatest actors is a promise. I hope to see him in a lead role soon.

I'll join your minority club. Loved it.

I had a hunch this would be bad, but I didn't expect it to be this bad. Dropped.

I think the only connection is that they have been produced by the same studio.

The last episode was the first that I really liked, mainly because of the hilarious "mother-in-law" scene. Why didn't the writer make more of the second couple who never became a second couple? Having Liu's friend and the waiter again in theshort scene toward the end indicated that this was a missed opportunity.

This is a hidden gem, an honest little coming-of-age story, sensitively told.

Can we please have a TimPoch spin-off.

I can only repeat myself - this show is amazing. I love it, I really do, and I already know I'll miss Toki-kun when it's over.

That was a very bumpy start - to put it mildly. I usually don't drop a series before watching 3 episodes, but I'm not sure I'll endure this for two more weeks.

I know that this series has a lot of flaws - first and foremost the script. But it's been the series I was waiting to watch the most every Friday, and I know that I'm gonna miss the gorgeous cast. I hope we'll see them again in another project.

After the first half, I was still optimistic, but the second episode was a waste of time. Without the permanent annoying flashbacks this could have been a nice short film, but when a writer puts 20 minutes of content into 90 minutes of runtime, it's just boring. I did like Thee and Marwin, though, and I hope to see them again in a better BL series.

I love this show. Among all the mediocre BL series Thailand has produced in the last few years, it's a relief that sometimes there's a series with good writing and just the right blend of experienced actors who know how to act, and aspiring young guns who have a huge potential like Mark. Episode 5 made me smile a lot.

I agree that Sing is underrated, although he is one of GMMTV's most experienced actors. I saw him in "The Comments", where he was great, and he was freaking funny with his dog's mask in "The Warp Effect" - he's literally good in every role he plays.

You can see the ratings of the various age groups by clicking on the "statistics" button in the top line, next to the "photos" button.

This is an amazing series. The writing is intelligent, avoiding all the BL tropes that make many BL series so annoying. The characters talk to each other, so it doesn't require several episodes to solve problems based on misunderstandings. It's the rollercoaster of hilariously funny and deeply sentimental scenes that makes this show stand out. I love it.