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Can we please have a season 2? Or maybe one season every year from now on. I'd love to see Yutaka and Minoru living together and Tane growing up.

Oxin Films actually promoted "My Story" as "My Day 2"

Oxin Films have announced that the series will be called "Our Story" and actually focus on Zeke and Fifth, but I'm afraid all the rest you're writing will be correct (although I wouldn't be surprised if director Xion Lim brought in his horses, too).

Are you talking about the headteacher or the writer? Or maybe both?

I loved this series, but it looks like they changed the writer for the final episodes, because all of a sudden they mess it up completely. What a shame.

When you thought it couldn't become worse, enter Mr. Headteacher asking his students whether they are top or bottom. What is wrong with a writer who writes such trash? And I would expect an experienced actor like Gio Emprese to tell the director to skip the scene.

Oh no, please don't. Or I'll forget I used to like the series.

I enjoyed this episode - like most parts of previous episodes - until the writers couldn't think of anything more exciting than the same old "evil ex trope". Tbh, the mysteious character of Lomfon and Copter's acting, plus Saengtai who seems to easily fall in love with everyone - boys and girls alike - are much more interesting than the soul mates storyline. I'm glad it didn't rain in this episode again, but the preview for next week looks like that nonsensical plot will be coming back. I also like Bow, who is such a good friend to Saengtai.

After reading all those positive comments I thought I was the only one who thinks that Krist and Gawin are a total mismatch. Gawin is a great actor, which makes Krist look weak. I did like Krist in "I'm Tee, me too", where he showed his comedic talent so I don't hate him or something like that, but he doesn't seem to be the right actor for the role of Kawi..

"a pint sized Tane causing chaos" - you made my day :-)))

I really loved this show, but they're messing it up now. I don't remember a show that made me as angry as this one. How dare you hurt our cute Mahiro so badly? The writer who is responsible for this bloody mess should never ever write a script again!

I think you'd better wait because today's episode was a complete disaster.

It's awful, but the scenes with Zeke/Fifth are worth watching. So just watching them and ffing all the rest wouldn't be a waste of time.

I did like this series because it felt more realistic than many other BL series. It is true that it doesn't meet the standard set by "The Eighth Sense", but we can't expect every series to be such a masterpiece. I think the plot and the acting in "Star Struck" were quite good, but episodes should have been double as long to allow better character development. I'd love to see a second season, because the ending felt as if they stopped half way.

Agree. Watching guys stumbling around in the jungle looking for guys stumbling around in the jungle was simply boring, and what has this to do with Bad Buddy and ATOTS when Pat/Pran and Phupha/Tian are separated most of the time?

That was a solid start. I like the rural setting although it feels a little over-romanticised, and the good old "opposites attract" will certainly work with these main actors.

I loved him in "Lovely Writer" - although his role was very small, he was clearly the best actor in that series.

IMO this has been the best episode so far, and it's been the first that I didn't think was too long. Bruce and Up's acting again was better than the rest - Up is so good at displaying Put's ambivalence. And Saint's acting was quite good this time, too, so I feel a little less guilty that I'm watching this series mainly because of him.

The first special is 38 minutes on gaga and the second 31.

I'm always ready to excuse poor technical quality of Filipino low budget productions because I know how difficult it is to find funding for BL or gay series in the Philippines. But I do expect that there is at least a reasonable script and good acting. There are so many talented actors in the Philippines, and some very good writers, too, but when a guy like Xerxes Damuggo, who has proven that he can act, suddenly seems to have forgotten everything, there's something wrong about the production as a whole.