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I was wondering how all these stories are connected - episode 8 explains it. Things are starting to make sense.

He's a guitar virtuoso:
https://www.tiktok.com/@sonp.vasin?lang=en

I liked Turbo's acting in episode 2.

The Mark/Kit storyline is annoying. The Wayu/Thanu interrupted kisses are boring. The only 2 reasons to keep me watching get too little screentime: Sandee and Padbok who's suddenly back out of nowhere.

This is getting better from week to week, which says a lot because it was already great from episode 1. I was afraid there would be too many couples, but it works well, because they all have a story to tell.

Instead of watching this boring show next Sunday I'll watch Son's tiktok clips. They are more fun and, most importantly, they are much shorter! And he's a good guitarist and has a beautiful voice, too.

Episode 8 was the best imo so far. Fluke was gorgeous; DanYok are a great couple. OffGun also brilliant today. White and Sean trusting each other is a big step forward. I'm liking "Not me" more and more.

Although the script of the final episodes partly contradicted the story of season 1, and despite the technical flaws (when the sound was awful in the most dramatic scenes) I still think it is one of the best Bl series I've watched so far. The acting of the entire cast is brilliant, and it is the more annoying that they - according to what some actors claim - were not paid properly. This leaves an ugly stain on the memory of this beautiful series, and may be one explanation why it got relatively few views on youtube.

No, I don't. I hope it'll be on gcinee - the link JPNY posted below.

I still don't care whether one calls it BL or bromance or whatever. For me, it is an exciting series with two very exciting leads.

Although I still feel sorry for Non, Valen and Kaitoon are a lovely couple and actually deserve each other. The way they communicated nonverbally in the kitchen at the beginning of ep 4 was super cute, as were all the other flirty scenes. It was good that the episode focused on Valen and Kaitoon and didn't waste too much time on the minor characters.

It could well be that it's because of the language. Eurwin for example seems to be completely self-conscious or inhibited here. I just watched a short clip from Your Home again where he speaks Tagalog and obviously feels more comfortable.

Ep 4 was awful again, although the photography was beautiful at times, and no dog was pushed around in a pram. I liked Eurwin in "Your Home" - his acting there appeared much more natural than in "Rainbow Prince", so I think he can do better than this. Adrian is a rookie, a very hot rookie, but he needs to take some acting lessons.

Unfortunately the story has been derailed in a way, but the entire cast are still doing a fantastic job.

I dropped "My toxic lover", too. - The writing in "He's mine" is even worse than in previous Ranz Gonzales series, and I would be surprised if there was a happy ending for Luke and Callix because Ranz Gonzales' main couples usually don't end up together. I'm watching this only for the handsome cast, although their tiktoks are more entertaining than this series. I wonder why LJ Russell signed with Ranz Gonzales, because he's the only one of this cast who has acting skills.

Agree, but at least we got to see Bruce again who imo was the real star of "Lovely Writer".

Finally we're getting what we've all been waiting for - a high school/university basketball series. I love the unlimited innovation and creativity of Thai BL writers.

It's episode 8, and for the first time Luke is smiling at Callix. This is what I call fast progress.

After episode 3, I still wonder where this is going.

I've always liked Kaownah, but what the hell have they done to that poor guy? He looks like a pumped up Barbie doll. Turbo is surprisingly good as Anda. I watched the Japanese movie a couple of days ago, and now this series seems veeery slooow.