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I'm only watching 1 and so far Gameplay is the only one who can act. I've seen Best in bit parts in LBC and UWMA, so he knows about acting. And his bit in LBC was generally quite funny. I'll wait 'til one of his episodes drops and give that a go.

I just binge watched this for the second time. I also picked up on a few things I missed the first time around. The acting is so good and the production couldn't be better. It has a nice gritty feel to it, although I did notice Shu Guang seems to have a pretty expensive wardrobe at times.

Clearing his name was never in the cards. At best, he lives on in Shu Guang. And that's a good thing. A more interesting question might be, will Shu Guang ever spill the beans.

This story comes from a different book that was a spinoff from 2 Moons. It may not contain any of the original characters. They're also having trouble casting it 'cause they pretty much want the actors to work for free.

tI frequently happened when they were several feet apart. Notably in Pob's bedroom, in the bench scene, and during the airport scene.

Is it just me, or does it seem some people are upset because there's dramatic conflict and painful incidents in a *drama*? For heaven's sake, never EVER watch a Shakespeare play. You'll probably have a heart attack.

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One thing I found really weird in the edit: why was Leon's voice always so muffled sounding when he was talking to Pob? Did anyone else notice this?

I thought First was most on point when Fiat was facing down Puun. He was able to show how uncomfortable he was in a way that wouldn't tip off Puun.
And in the bedroom scene where Leo walks in and he hides his crying face behind a smile.
He's got the chops to advance in the Thai Entertainment Industry.

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Did anyone else notice that as Leo carried Fiat from the bar the camera shifted up to show a camera scanning the room? Why would they include a shot like that? (Mark all answers as spoilers.)

Someone makes an accusatory statement about someone who may be famous. We don't know since the person isn't named, with no proof to support the statement.
The internet goes nuts and fills out the story to further pick and implicate someone famous.
There's a lot of open uncharted territory there. A lawyer would toss it in a heartbeat.
Maybe she'll get a book deal out of it. Becoming famous by faking a scandal isn't the newest trick in the books.

Title translation on YouTube release is "Once a father, always a father. "

It's a phone app. You have to DL it.

UWMA uses up a lot of hankies

Teh = frustrating. Isn't that the whole story?

If you look across the sea at sunset the light can be blinding.

Maybe you need to start over. You clearly have no understanding of what drives Aek when you make these comments.

As a side note, Bas was already fairly famous as a pop singer before the series. Probably one of the reasons he got the part, he would easily sing the song and play the piano.

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