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It's always a bad sign when young men are thinking loud - it indicates the director doesn't trust them to convey their thoughts by acting. It's also a bad sign when too much time is wasted on minor roles, and too little on the leads' background. Another bad sign is the number of unpleasant characters, from the intrusive Ping to the superfluous Pai and Pink, and I wouldn't like the main leads as my roommates either, at least not for more than one night. The only lovely characters are Prince and Gear. Luring your love interest to your room with a glass of water indicates how innocent these two are when all the rest are getting drunk every night. Do I like this series? I guess not. Will I watch it to the bitter end? I'm afraid I will, hoping that at the end of the finale they will announce a spin-off with Gear and Prince.

There seem to be two popular trends in Thai BLs at the moment: 1. Opening a series with a steamy sex scene (Fahlanruk, Forgotten Night, Big Dragon), but then making grown-up men act like high schoolers which is weird. 2. Having the leads discuss same sex marriage, which is a good thing, unless it comes out of nowhere like here.

Didn't the suffering come up in hindsight? As far as I remember, we were proud when we heard that sound because our neighbour didn't have that strange thing called internet, and we thought it was fast when a page appeared after five minutes.

This is one from the category "so bad that it's almost good". A must-see for me.

I'm repeating myself week after week - Santa is one of the most gifted actors, so complete at his young age.

He starred in Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, a spinoff from Why Love Why season 2, which started promising, but ended weakly, not only because the final episode wasn't subbed, but because the characters weren't consistent.

After watching episode 1, I wonder where this will be going. I'll stick to it for the time being because of James Ramada who is a talented actor.

I'm afraid I'm going to love this series, although I have a feeling that it will break my heart.

I'm enjoying this series. The writer had some nice ideas, like ghosts playing ghosts. Kawin and Pluem are a nice BL-couple, and Guide is the most lovely, stupid little ghost.

They manage to tell a story in 4 minutes that some series don't accomplish in 3 long episodes.

Wait- this guy Nhai studies Aerospace Engineering? How can you do that without having graduated from kindergarten?

Episode 4 has eng subs now, too

That wasn't anything sensational, but a solid start. Tonliew is cute, and the big guy reminds me of Billkin. However, my legs hurt like hell when Yoshi stepped on the broken glass.

A beautiful series with a gathering of talented actors, with JC Lopez, Keleb Ong, Mar Soriano, and Orly Mejia, just to name a few. Minor technical flaws can be forgiven as it is a low budget production, and as such much better than many others.

KanThuas's story is cute, has been cute from the beginning, but First clearly stole this episode. I knew he was a good actor, but I didn't expect him to be this good.

That headbutt was so Amagi! I knew Amagi would be able to make Takara smile - he made me smile for 8 Fridays in a row. I'll miss this series.

Exactly. Some commentators didn't differentiate between the character and the actor.

The basic idea of the story sounded interesting, but the execution is poor. The beauty clinic commercial was elegantly integrated.

The story isn't all that unique - reminds me of Rak Diao, fortunately without the taped laughter. But I like the cast. Funny for an ex-vampire to faint when he sees a cockroach. Kang Woo the lovable neighbor again, and Holland who I liked in "Ocean" when everybody else seemed to hate him. Good start.

This is good entertainment.