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That is how he sees it. Here's what Miko says about the issue:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXas1GcUkqQ&t=2s
Subtitles are bad, but main points are understandable.

I watched this because - to my own surprise - I missed Run, Tiger, Lee Long, and Tong and their silly little stories. What I got was better than I had expected, as all the irrelevant side-characters are gone, and I got more of what I loved about the series: Run and Tiger's smile, lovey-dovey and even some hot scenes.

I have no words to say how much I love this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdoS5wCUAcQ&t=44s

Pat and Pran's rooftop scene is one of the best kissing scenes in the history of BL, and it was directed by Aof.

I like this because I know some boys who act exactly the way like these two. I don't know any boys who live in a palace and drive around in the biggest Porsche money can buy, so I regard the series where that happens as fairy tales, whereas this one is about life as it is for 99% of people.

It almost feels a little unfair to expose all the other couples in Our Skyy 2 to the one and only Pat and Pran - having their storyline cross over to ATOTS with its power couple makes everyone else in this compilation look even more pale, even Fourth and Gemini although in this case it isn't the actors' fault, but I think the lame script is to be blamed for not reaching the charm of MSP at all.

I watched Ohm for five weeks in "Double Savage", where his acting was good, but here he is so much more natural, which is probably due to Aof's directing and the fact that Ohm obviously feels more comfortable with Nannon.

Some of them do act for free, others are the production company's owners's friends or family, and some get their role by funding the production. Dogs are in every Xion Lim series because he breeds them - I wonder why we never get to see any of the horses he owns, but I wouldn't be surprised if in a Fifth Zeke series they would be riding across the jungle.

Two dream couples in the same show - big surprise

4 hours from now.

I noticed it was mentioned in"My only 12%", too, but still didn't watch it. Now I've just watched the 2022 Filipino series "Kumusta Bro", where the two leads also watch it, and now I finally decided to watch it, and I don't regret it. It may not be perfect under 2023 standards, but it obviously paved the way for BL content in Thailand, and the acting of the leads is amazing.

I liked episode 5 as it made me smile almost from beginning to end. Although I don't really need the "rainy hearing loss" thing, I like the way the main couple's relationship is developing, and I hope Tian and Lomfon's story will be written as well as theirs. I'm only afraid that the writer may spoil this series by adding unnecessary drama, as happens in too many Thai series - so please let Patt's ex not pop up again.

I couldn't agree more. That's why Oxin's announcement to produce "My Day 3" as the story of Zeke and Fifth feels more like a threat than a promise.

This series has been beautiful so far. I hope they won't add any unnecessary drama in the next episode - don't you dare hurt lovely Mahiro! You've been warned.

This is maybe the most intense BL show I've ever watched - if it can be called a BL show at all as Yutaka and Minoru aren't really boys any more. The series is painfully pleasant to watch. I'm fascinated with both leads (and of course Tane), but it is Minoru's face that feels like a book you start reading and can't stop reading before you reach the final page.

It has taken a while, but now I like this series a lot, because the boys feel like real people - best friends who love each other and are trying to find a way to cope with their own feelings and revealing them to the other.

I liked it - a lovely, simple, quite naturalistic love story with good acting and without any artificial drama. I usually don't like the "evil ex" trope too much, but here I loved it, because the ex was so hot, and because he was dealt with in a beautiful manner.

Writer: "I'm out of ideas. How do we fill 45 minutes of the finale?"
Producer: "Have we had a plane crash yet?"
Writer: "Great idea. Just a little more drama."
Producer: "Make sure that Nan Fah survives. Make him run through the jungle for some weeks or something, so we can have some minutes of Phupha crying.."
Writer: "Sorry, they've had that in Sunshine Night."
Producer: "Then just let him miss the plane."
Writer: "Okay, but we still have a few minutes to fill."
Producer: "Have we had a fight? Someone getting hurt? The little brother, maybe?"
Writer: "Okay, that'll do."

Same here.

I think episode 4 was beautiful as it focused on the main couple, and I can feel their romance. I like Pee, but Title's acting beats everything - he is absolutely on point. The main plot is well written, and the second couple may become interesting if they don't stress the enemy-to-lover cliché too much. Both Suar and Copter are good actors, too.