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Dead grandpa's ghost?

Too bad 2 Moons 3 is deader than a fried prawn.

At least watch through ep 11. It has a slow build.

There's a BL group on Discord that does streaming parties

I'd recommend Until We Meet Again

Yes

Maybe it's just me, but I'd swear Sang Sang is eating a pepperoni and cheese pizza near the end of EP 18. Is that something Marco Polo brought back from China? In fact, pizza was invented in the United States.

You'll love it.

I Told Sunset About You.

Is ITSAY on your list?

I hope I can find out what "hemp rope" means in colloquial Thai. I've discovered that there are a lot of "hidden" meanings in Thai phrases. Some people writing subtitles include explanations of the real meaning as opposed to the actual meaning.

One thing I'm not sure a lot of viewers get is the social difference in the younger LGBT+ community in Phuket vs. Bangkok. Phuket is very provincial. This goes a long way to explaining Teh's behavior, which some viewers found problematic. It really isn't if you understand the situation he's been brought up in. Even Oh is has a problem when Bas grabs his hand in the street. Bas is much more comfortable than either of the others with his sexuality.
There are a number of articles you can find via Google that go into detail on what it's like living in the Thai country side vs. living in Bangkok.

Actually, it's easy to tell that this series was shot on film, as opposed to video.

Did you watch the credits where Teh and Ow are looking over Bangkok from a balcony?

Hemp Rope?

Pod was so good in DBK. I think the problem with this show is the script. The writing just isn't there.

Honestly, this is like some 1930's Mack Sennett comedy mugging. His acting coach must be cringing.

I've said this elsewhere, Pharm is giving the performance of one individual being taken over by another. Not everyone sees the gradual control Intouch takes of Pharm and Fluke is playing both these parts. It's more visible on a second or third viewing. It's very subtle.

Tumcial at the train station made me tear up.

I loved TharnType because it dealt with issues of child abuse and rape in a meaningful way. It showed how these issues affect people's lives over the course of years. That's honest story telling.
No one's going to force you watch, but let's be clear about how this fits into the story.