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I like this show because of the gathering of great acting talent, but it may have been better to complete the plot in 8 episodes. And can anyone tell me why I suddenly smelled roast chicken when those "scientists" created "lighting" inside Kiew's body?

This is turning into a real masterpiece. The plot feels so real, the writing found the perfect balance of warm and lovely scenes and scenes full of angst, and the acting in today's episodes was great.

Japan is giving us one quality production after the other this year, and it looks like "Our Dining Table" will be one, too. I've been Inukai's fan since he defied BL, and I thought he was brilliant in Kei x Yaku, but his acting in this one appears to be even better. All in all very promising start.

I love this series, partly although, partly because it is so different from other Korean BL series. The characters feel like real human beings. I'm excited to see where this is going - I wished it would have a happy ending, but something tells me it may rather be bitter-sweet.

That's exactly what it reminds me of - Skam France.

As this is a spin-off from the wonderful Love Mechanics (remake) series, I had expected this would be watchable, but it isn't. The writing is lame, and Boom and Bigboom's acting was better in LM - maybe they aren't ready for a main role yet.

I like this more every week.

Except for the ending that didn't make much sense, this was a beautiful show. The cast was great, and I'd love to see them in a BL series again. All in all, no waste of time.

It isn't amazing, but it's solid entertainment. The writing is better than in many Thai BL series, and Book and Force have both improved considerably since Enchanté. There are some Korean and Japanese series airing at the moment that set the bar very high, but for Thai standards A Boss and a Babe is better than average.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHQfd_dLKjg

After the nice episodes in the middle of this show, the ending was a little lame.

This is fantastic. The way the characters' background is being displayed step by step, the sensitive way the main characters are presented, the acting and the chemistry of the MLs, and the great supporting actors make watching this show a pleasure.

Thank you for your rant. I wanted to say all this, but was just too lazy.

Three brilliant Japanese BLs within a couple of months - My Beautiful Man 2, Jack O'Frost, and this one. These short series with excellent writing and acting make me want to skip 90% of all the series from Thailand that keep dragging on and on. But then there are all those Perths and Lee Longs and Fourths, so I just can't skip them.

After the wonderful "Love Mechanics" series (the remake), the first episode of this was disappointing.

I like this series - simple and light entertainment, and good acting and chemistry of the lead couple. The "natural" way the skincare product placement was integrated in the plot made me laugh.

Thank you so much

Could it be that I have just watched the best episode of any BL series I've ever watched?

I'm so happy that Cooper is back - I really missed him all these years. He's always been a good actor, and very hot, too, but I'm surprised at his comedic talent. Marc has been there all the time, and he was great in all the minor and major roles he played, like in "10 Years Ticket". Cooper and Marc as leads is a coup that works well. I'm enjoying this series a lot.

Within a short time, Japan has given us 3 wonderful series - Utsukushii Kare 2, Jack O'Frost, and this one. I love the way the main characters, their backgrounds as well as the history of their relationship, are being displayed, and I think while Seto's acting is much better than in "Sempei", it is Nakata who is absolutely amazing. Episode 7 has been the highlight of the show so far - the scene at the river was brilliant.