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It may not be the most innovative plot, but after episode 2 I'm starting to like it. A house full of cute boys (with Poon IMO being the cutest of them), and I think these newbie actors are better than some of the guys we've seen many times.

Are you the writer of the "Turbulence" series, too? If so, can you tell me if or when that one is coming? I'm excited to see PaulKen in a series again.

After the disaster "Why Love Why 2" I didn't expect much, but I was surprised. The story looks promising, and both James and Awin are cute and obviously know how to act, and of course Kelly is as lovely as always. Beautiful setting, too. But, honestly, I've seen many guys tripping over each other in BL series, but two boys tripping over each other on a vast beach that is completely empty is something new. Still, all in all, a good start I would say.

I have a feeling I'll love this series. Good start. Hae Bom is very cute. Why doesn't Tae Sung help him immediately when he is bullied?

Good start. Enough drama already, and Earth is even hotter than before.

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The perfect appetizer.

The story is excitingly mysterious, but the show would be half as good if the actors weren't that brilliant, not only the leads, but Green and Phiao, too.

The way the development of the three couples' relationships is being displayed is an example of excellent writing, and all the actors are totally up to that script, much better than I expected them to be. IMO the team's clandestine support for Fah and Torn was the most beautiful scene of the show so far.

Mark and Kit have a long distance relationship although they live near each other, and Thanu books separate rooms for the seaside trip with his lover - I'm seriously worried about the scriptwriter's lovelife.

Once you get used to the laugh track, it's a funny comedy series. The lead actors have a comic and acting talent in general, and they are handsome at the same time. If they go from enemies to friends to lovers like it seems to slowly develop in episode 4, it may turn out a good BL series.

Another great short film from Wayufilm. Guess who's the ghost ;-)

Now eng subs are there, which is good, but the laugh track is also still there, which is bad. It would be fun watching it without it, but this way it's a little annoying.

I've been hoping to see Mix in a BL lead role, and here we go. Boy Sompop's voice gives me UWMA feelings. Waiting excitedly for the release of the series.

There was a point in this lame episode when I wished Dr Pun's eyes would turn blue, and he would bite Milk's neck. Unfortunately nothing of that sort happened, or to be precise, nothing happened at all. I still cannot drop it because of Son Ravisut. I hope someone casts him in a series that makes (more) sense.

I was suspicious of Dr. Por from the start, and ep 3 confirms my skepticism. I wonder how Tawan can be running after him when Mork is right next to him. I like the series because it avoids some of the typical BL stereotypes.

Amidst all the mess of dog shows and a prince declogging a toilet there was a wonderful true-to-life scene. Whereas in Thai BL series guys usually sleep in several layers of clothes, His Royal Highness Prince Zeyn of Suburbia sleeps naked - exposing his crown jewels to his bourgeois bedmate! Beware, o my Prince, if you are sent to turn off the lights next time, make sure to lock the door, too.

Same.

Episode 6 was frustrating because nothing that happened was logical at all. On top of that, the preview seems to suggest Kaitoon may end up with Non - seriously? The only positive thing about this episode was the 2 minutes of Jeff Satur who is hotter (and a better actor) than anybody else in this show.

The premise of this series may be improbable, but it isn't a true-to-life documentary, it's fiction, right? Let's wait and see where the author will take it. New is doing great for a rookie, and Zee is doing great cause he's Zee. Solid start I would say.