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At this juncture, even if we don't comment much I feel like we guys are thinking the same way.

TV ratings. The hype went down in pantip. I don't know if the decline would also reflect in tv ratings but I have a strong feeling that it will.

If ratings go down this Monday, y'all know who to blame. ANACONDA!

Mew didn't carry MHIL alone. Both Mark and Mew nailed every single scene they're in. They both carry the torch for being exemplary actors. Mark had 2 Asian nominations for this. Because of it, his seat to win in Nataraj Awards (most prestigous award giving body for actors in Thailand) is quite a sure win because of the recognitions he had outside Thailand. No other actor this year had it in par with Mark's acting achievements.

Esther's acting reminds me of Kao. She was so stiff in Leh Ratree with all those huge eyes.

Mark with Min

I have emotional detachment towards Paeng because of Kao. As what I've said before, female leads are supposed to carry the lakorn, but in here, Mark did the work instead. I am not a fan of the storyline of MHIL, I was so disappointed at Ann for creating a plot mess that's why I'm hopeful for My Forever Sunshine but I 'somehow' blame Kao for not liking the lakorn over-all this far. She doesn't give me a good emotional roller coaster inside my heart. Her lack of delivery towards Paeng's character created a negative impact on her chemistry with Arthit. I don't ship them for the sole reason that Kao can't connect with her character, thus, I end up having no sympathy at her even with all the shits that she's been through.

I don't want to compare this to MHIL but I feel the need to because both are Mark's lakorn this year and they almost have the same flavor. I don't like the storyline of MHIL but their acting just pushes and pushes and pushes me to like the lakorn. They didn't have that 'kaboom' chemistry in the early episodes but the more you watch them act together like they were real people in a real world, makes you feel that no this isn't acting. Muey and Thien are real! Those raw emotions they banter towards each other. Eyes locked full of pain and natural delivery. Mark and Mew's connectivity towards each other's characters including their in-depth understanding of their chemistry was the reason behind mhil's huuuge success. The crying scenes? Those trended like crazy because of their great exchange of dialogues that captured viewers.

I want that to happen towards Mark and Kao too. But Kao just widens her eyes and it irks me so much I wanted to fast forward their scenes together.

I'm staying because of Mark. Sonix Boom had already disappointed me for the first time. Kao also.

Kao and Tor's kisses were so fiery. Mark and Mew's kisses were also explosives. I can't blame the actors for the awkward kisses. It's certainly the director's fault. Caught in the act kisses don't necessarily need the wide eyes approach. Makes me remember Kdramas when actors becomes stones once the kiss comes out of the blue. Yes, I do think romantic kisses will come soon. I hooe we have plenty of them.

All kisses that they had so far are one-sided. Aside from Paeng's signature wide eyes look everytime Arthit kisses her. We also have Arthit's wide eyes while being kissed by Paeng six years ago. Can this wide eyes while kissing stop? I wanna see proper kisses for this episode. Both eyes closed and answering each other's desire.

Am I the only one who noticed that Mark was tanned down from ep 6 onwards? His face doesn't have the same skin color with his arms. Make up trick.

I think they followed his skin color in the novel. Arthit was described as tall and tan.

Once they caught us I won't be scared of the circumstances

*hires lawyer Sathit to defend me*

Bright idea

Why are you killing Mark not Prin. That's bad!

/prepares a food poison/

Im a fan of Kao but not in this lakorn. The writer sees her as Paeng because it has been her usual roles since her debut. Bratty, scandalous, fiesty, etc. Those emotional scenes could be done by better actress.

Plot is a huuuge factor for a drama to be enjoyable. If the plot turns meh, even with low expectation, its still a let down. The romance arc isn't the only thing that concerns us. First, it's how they've started the lakorn about mental health but after some episodes it deviates from that without justfying closure. That would have been beautiful if they've given it a proper transition to where Paeng stands now. Second, the murder plot wasn't given much focus not until the Mark came unnecessarily. He walks into the story and causes a wreck havoc in the lead's lives. It would have been useful if they didn't deviate Paeng's character while handling that man. She already had her character development. Being outright bias to a stranger is another level of stupidity. She used to be smart at handling people. Third, the resolution was dragged for so long. They could have wrapped up all the conflicts smoothly without butting Daew Suriyont's character. If his role is to strengthen the bond between the leads then the whole arc calls for lazy writing. It becomes unnatural and too traditional. Overused.

It isn't helping that Kao didn't deliver those emotional acting chops quite well. She cries but her eyes is as wide as seeing ghosts.

We're on the same boat

What she's doing now is a waste of her character development

The lakorn went from top to bottom for me. I feel like I'm watching a 2000's lakorn this time. It's 2020 for heaven's sake and we still have this kind of plot.

Ewwww. Aside from his personality wearing forma shoes without socks is a mjor turn off.

Lakorn Galaxy didn't sub their own videos and is an illegal streaming site.