Achilles’ heel brought him down, Samson’s haircut made him weak, and Joe’s back drove Ming crazy with love—proof that even heroes have their breaking points!
And let’s be real, if these guys can get taken down by a heel, a haircut, and a hot back, what chance do the rest of us have? My Achilles’ heel? Shopping sales. One good discount and I’m done for! 🤣
Not that im one to talk, but why does literally EVERYBODY like joe🤣 Tharn felt s but uneccesary to me, but…
Besides his drool-worthy physique, Joe's got some serious perks:
1. Bold and proactive—he took Ming home the same day they met. Talk about initiative! 2. When he realized they were both tops, he stopped right away but didn't kick Ming out. Classy move. 3. Kept a condom around, claiming it's been ages since he last used it. 4. Super sweet and generous—gave a Swiss watch and even planned to buy a house for his lover's comfort. 5. Everyone on set loves him, even the boss’s wife. He was seriously missed when he disappeared. 6. Treated the other Joe’s mom like his own. 7. When he figured out Ming saw him as a Tong substitute, he ended it right away. Gotta respect those self-love and boundaries!
Oh my gosh! I found a redeeming quality in Ming! The guy isn't picky at all—he'll eat anything Joe (or Joe look-alike) makes for him, even instant coffee! Joe was just as shocked as I am!
Seeing joe cry😭💔 what did he do to deserve all this😭😭😭
I saw him kick Tharn out of the room, and at least he got to let out some of his frustration. I really hope he vents even more next time. I cried so much during this episode that my eyes are totally puffy, and now I can't even put on my makeup!
Nice analysis! I would have to agree with you, even for a piece of sh*t like Ming. I still wish Joe exacted some…
Thanks! Even a piece of work like Ming deserves a second look, right? But yeah, a little revenge from Joe would really hit the spot. Then maybe we could all get some closure.
I've been searching for a reason to cut Ming, that rascal, some slack. This episode finally revealed his human side (still not excusing all his misdeeds!).
1. In that window scene, he pauses, lost in past regrets, hinting at a glimmer of remorse.
2. During his chat with Tong, he admits their part in cornering Joe and faces Tong head-on for the first time. He's clearly over his old crush on Tong.
3. He realizes it was Joe he was truly infatuated with from the start. Then, he breaks down in tears in front of everyone on set. His emotions build up until they finally burst, and he loses control. His guilt and longing couldn't be more evident.
Turns out, even the most flawed characters can surprise us with their depth.
Let me block my calendar so I don't take out my frustration on someone at work. 😁 I'm sure I'll be pissed off…
You’ve got your priorities straight! 🍿 Enjoy the peace while it lasts – nothing like a good series to escape from the mundane. Cheers to productive lunch breaks! 😁
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And let’s be real, if these guys can get taken down by a heel, a haircut, and a hot back, what chance do the rest of us have? My Achilles’ heel? Shopping sales. One good discount and I’m done for! 🤣
1. Bold and proactive—he took Ming home the same day they met. Talk about initiative!
2. When he realized they were both tops, he stopped right away but didn't kick Ming out. Classy move.
3. Kept a condom around, claiming it's been ages since he last used it.
4. Super sweet and generous—gave a Swiss watch and even planned to buy a house for his lover's comfort.
5. Everyone on set loves him, even the boss’s wife. He was seriously missed when he disappeared.
6. Treated the other Joe’s mom like his own.
7. When he figured out Ming saw him as a Tong substitute, he ended it right away. Gotta respect those self-love and boundaries!
I’m sure there are many more! ☺️
Every time I feel bad for Joe, I head over to Instagram and watch this gem of Poom
Kudos to Up for that incredible performance. 🥰💯
Half's character totally channels the same vibes as in the comic—spot on!
Aungpao might have limited screen time, but I can't wait to see him bring the drama in full force.
And get this—the biggest difference between Kongthap and Ida's characters? Their adopted pets! I mean, seriously? 🤣
1. In that window scene, he pauses, lost in past regrets, hinting at a glimmer of remorse.
2. During his chat with Tong, he admits their part in cornering Joe and faces Tong head-on for the first time. He's clearly over his old crush on Tong.
3. He realizes it was Joe he was truly infatuated with from the start. Then, he breaks down in tears in front of everyone on set. His emotions build up until they finally burst, and he loses control. His guilt and longing couldn't be more evident.
Turns out, even the most flawed characters can surprise us with their depth.
Darn it, with these puffy eyes, I'm definitely going to have a hard time doing my eye makeup today.
By the way, do you know the makeup artist who did Up's eye makeup? In some scenes, his eye makeup is way too noticeable!