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Isbanky. Is there something else I should know?

This isn't real life and you're missing the point

It's clear at this point that the show is a parody. with farcical elements thrown in. I'll be looking for some specific tropes. It's too over the top to be anything else. That said, Saint has grown a lot as an actor. He plays his scene completely straight as though none of the people around him are clearly off the beam and makes his appearance in this madness quite believable.

For those of you who are interested, here's an interview Om and Nanon did where they discuss their acting methods. It's quite instructive. Subbed in English. And you need to watch Nanon as Om talks and how he reacts to Om.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLhjIdrgFrM

I really enjoyed Nat's work in Y-Destiny so I'm excited to see what he does in this series.

Good job. Thank you. I watched something else that was supposed to be subbed and there were HUGE gaps where they talked and it wasn't translated. I was very disappointed with that one.

The one from when I was 9 lasted until I realized it wasn't going to happen.

There was a series shot in the Philippines about a year ago that was a hotel ad. This felt like an ad by the local tourist industry aimed at the BL community.
The acting wasn't terrible and technically it was very well photographed with very good sound. They showed quite a bit of local scenery, so it's probably a nice place to stay for a couple days, if you're visiting the north.

Apparently Force and Book are real life childhood friends and met at the casting by accident.

A childhood crush doesn't mean the person with the crush expects to meet the child 10 years later. That's silly. And if you think little kids don't fall in love, boy do I have some news for you! I was six when I had my first crush.

Pope played by Kim and Pat played by Singto. Watch these guys' mannerisms. And Nut even looks like Kim at times.

Good job! You're pissing everyone off :)

Pretty much away from the situation this story is about.

For those not following Thai politics; the group that backed the current general/Prime Minister has just formed a new party with members from both sides of the aisles and announced they won't support him in the next election. They're talking about a major new direction in how the country is governed.
Mentioning this here as about 70% of the story is about current Thai politics.

I think that's why I'm finding this show had to watch. Just waiting for White to screw up and get his ass handed to him.

It certainly smells bad. There's enough red herrings floating around to open a sushi bar.

His level of detail as an actor is exceptional.

This grew more interesting as the episodes progressed. It takes some time to fully understand where Miaru is coming from and all too easy to misunderstand her intentions.
For the record, it's worthwhile considering that Miaru was busy trying to trap Jun into being her boyfriend. It simply didn't turn out the way she expected.

I didn't see anything in ep 7 that I construed as homophobic in the sense that that was the authors message. If this is about Miura's rant, maybe you should watch it again. I thought it was rather brilliant, particularly in context.
I grew up in a town where I would have been ostracized for my sexuality, although I hadn't damaged myself as badly as Jun did.

Don't all gay boys listen to Queen? I knew Freddie was gay halfway through whatever the first song of there's I listened to. (That's a clue for anyone reading closely.)