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This series is really well scripted. Lots of things to speculate, red herrings all over the place. Acting and cinematography are also good. I wonder how long White can hide his true identity. People are getting more and more suspicious about him, especially Gram when he ate something Black wouldn't probably have eaten (just guessing).

College series: UWMA, LBC etc etc; basketball series: Don't say no (which I actually liked when many people didn't like it).

I didn't want to watch a college series again, and I didn't want to watch a basketball series again, and here I am, watching a college basketball series again. I really like it, cast, acting and cinematography are well above average.

I don't know what's going on. I watched the episode earlier today, but it has been deleted now.

Adrian and Eurwin are a dream couple for sure. Pure eye candy.

I'm glad that some of the incredibly talented actors have had the opportunity to work in shows of much better quality than this awful series.

Season 2 is out now. Meet my Angel was and still is one of my favourite BL-series, due to Enzo, Gio and most of all Kaleb's brilliant acting. Episode 1 of season 2 is a promise that they will deliver once again. Production quality seems to have improved, despite minor sound flaws.

It's dark, and - judging from episode 1 - it isn't for the faint hearted. But it's very well done, kind of MoD for adults.

I was watching this series only because of Bas, but now I must say that without Sandee, it would be completely boring.

The first episodes were hard to watch, but episodes 5 and 6 were much better than the previous ones, although I still don't understand why Rocky is so reluctant to accept his sexuality. Some scenes still feel like mere fillers, but finally the plot is taking on some pace. Royce's acting is as good as we know it from him, but Gian Bernardino is turning out to be a decent actor as well. He's a natural for sure.

I know. The reason why I'm skeptical is that sometimes the multiple couples prevent the display of the main couple's character development.

So finally all episodes have been subbed. Technically, this series was very weak, especially the sound. The script had some flaws, too. But I still liked it. I like Axl Romeo and RR Roque, so it was nice to see Shakespeare and Inton together again.

I agree that it was a promising start, and it does have that ITSAY vibe and cinematography. I'm a little skeptical about the "multiple couples" though.

One 2 episodes left, and poor Wai is still single. Life can be so unfair.

Although it seems a little rushed here and there, I love this series. The production is good, and all those three guys are pure eye candy, and good actors, too. I think it would work as a movie, too.

Episode 3 is heavy stuff. The warning "graphic depictions of suicide" should be taken very seriously! Acting by Nicco Locco and Gold Azeron is brilliant though.

That's what I ask myself after every episode: was it worth it? My answer is usually no, because it's basically almost everybody cheating on everybody else, but I still watch the next episode, mainly because of Joss and Chimon.

I'm happy Xiaole finally completed his beautiful little series despite the problems he's been facing in the past months. It's an amateur production, but I can feel that he put his heart and soul into it. I appreciate his personal messages to his fans that explain why it took him so long.

This series is growing on me from week to week. The story is getting more and more exciting, and Nanon was amazing in ep 9. His acting in Bad Buddy and this one proves that he is a brilliant, versatile actor, which can be said about most of the cast of 55:15.

I did the same plus the scene with the lovely dog so the 36 minutes were over before my cup of tea got cold.