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I can't believe that GMM did a great show...

Honestly, for a company that always does the minimum... ThamePo is a piece of art. Something insanely different. Parbdee photography is always on top... the scenes, the construction of each frame, scenarios. They are so passionate!!

P'Mui did an insane job, is so clear that she did the screenwriting and also the directing, every single piece, every single episode is made with love, passion. You can obviously see that the team believed and cherished the history that was being told.

I don't agree that it's a slow burn, tho. I think that we're so used to seeing fast-paced (and unreal) BLs that a relationship that is developed at a normal pace (especially with Thame's life falling apart) feels kinda slow to most people.

THEIR ACTINGGGG omg, WilliamEst are exactly what they think they are. The next big thing. LYKN also did a fucking great job.

Everything is amazing, ThamePo is exactly what people say: one of the best BLs of GMM ever.

PS.: OMG JUNDYLAN PLEASE KISSSSSSSS. THE CHEMISTRYYYYY.

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I'm going to divide this review into directing, screenplay and acting. But since P10L has a more specific dynamic of couple arcs, I'll also sub-divide each topic into the arcs while still analyzing it as a whole.

This series is based on a novel, a comedy novel, I have to say. And that's the whole point of Perfect 10 Liners: it's really, really funny. I'm talking about both the series and the novel. I really recommend it. And yes, I loved it. It's not even a spoiler of this review, you can already see I gave it a 9/10. That missing point though is about the directing and the screenplay.

The series is directed by New, the mind behind some hits in the BL world like Until We Meet Again, Love by Chance, A Boss and a Babe, and so many others. But in some of these works, there's something that bugs me. He's kind of stiff? If you're going to talk about sensitive topics, you need to understand the depth of them, and that's a huge failure in P10L. They touch on emotional stuff all the time. Not trigger warning-level stuff, if you're sensitive, go ahead, it's not that type of sensitive. But things like emotional repression, mommy issues, childhood trauma. And yet they handle it all so light-heartedly. Which makes sense since it's a comedy, but personally, I don’t agree with how they chose to do it. You can be funny and easygoing without making things look oversimplified.

In that aspect, the YothaGun and FaifaWine arcs were the weakest. Gun had serious childhood trauma, and both Yotha and Faifa have intense mommy issues. I'm not even gonna get into Wine’s issues with himself, which is actually the worst part because Wine is a complex character as hell and they treated his problems like they were super easy to fix. Like ????

But then, ArcArm. SO GOOD. They were incredibly funny, my tummy hurt from laughing every time they showed up. And they were soooo healthy. I loved them so much. The way that they're so sweet with each other.

To not say that I just criticize New, if you look at the cast, the only newbie to him was Junior. He had already worked with ForceBook in A Boss and a Babe, with Perth in Love By Chance, with Santa in My Only 12%, and with Mark in Sky In Your Heart. He’s the great mind who suggested PerthSanta when Chimon backed out of the role, since he already knew them through WabiSabi gigs and My Only 12% (RIP SantaEarth, but we also love our new couple). And oh my god. PerthSanta is probably the biggest hit GMM has had in 2025, period. Anyway, since New already knew all of them and their acting styles, he handled them so well and helped them fall naturally into their roles. It’s really interesting to watch.

The acting overall? So good. Everyone really owned their characters. ForceBook kills it in comedy, like I said before, that’s their strongest suit. I always knew Perth was a good actor, but Santa really surprised me. His character is super sweet, and when it comes to emotional scenes, he slayed. But honestly, Junior is the best surprise. I had seen him before in Midnight Museum, and his versatility is amazing. Which makes sense, since he's an ex-Nadao Bangkok actor. (Seriously, it’s incredible how everyone from Nadao was amazing. The biggest talent factory Thailand has ever had. We miss you, queen.) He’s also hilarious. Faifa was the best thing in P10L. I LOVE MARK SO MUCH, but I gotta admit he’s still a little stiff. You can really see him getting more relaxed as the episodes go on, getting more used with doing romantic scenes with JuJu. Their chemistry is so good. I think it’s just a matter of getting more comfortable, and their future projects will definitely be amazing.

In summary, even with some issues, this is one of my favorite series EVER. And honestly, it was never meant to focus on the drama. It’s a comedy. AND SUCH A GOOD ONE. I laughed so much, it was an incredible experience. I’ll miss them every day.

Really hoping we get an Our Skyy next year maybe?

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A little, just a little, boring (In a cute way, but still, boring).

Hmm I have mixed feelings for this series. At the same time that was cute, it was boring.

The storyline it's just... annoying? It's another lazy script from GMM, nothing surprising. But I really like Joong (Kluen) and Dao (Dunk) bcs of their chemistry. At the end of the day, I'm being way too easy on this review bcs I'm biased.

Their acting is ok, they have good chemistry and it's okay, nothing special tho. Since I have already watched them in another series and it was their first job together, it's great to see that they improved since Star In My Mind.

In resume, it's cute, but still way too boring and I watched in 2x just to say that I watched bcs I like the pairing. Going to watch the second part (Sky In Your Heart) now!

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The firsts in a relationship

I'm sobbing. They are so sweet, so domestic.

The talk about first times it's interesting, it's not only about Apple Pie, or sex. But it's about their relationship. And it's so beautiful, that they find happiness in each other. Nozue new hobby of cooking, bcs of Togawa, it's so sweet too.

And god knows that I almost cried with the marry me in the ending. Oh my god. I love when queer people have the chance to MARRY. To be happily married. In Japan, same-sex marriage is not legalized, but marriage it's about emotions and connections too. So, it's still so beautiful.

I love this.

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Lovely LOVELY SOO LOVELY

IT WAS SUCH A PERFECT SPECIAL EPISODE!

It gave us everything. The ceremony was so beautiful, I love that they chose to make a traditional thai ceremony bcs I think that it's really good when they put cultural things in asian productions. It's amazing, beautiful.

Lom and Nuea are so cute, and the other couples too. Everything it's lovely and it's such a perfect special. I love it.

AND Forth (Sun) and Ryu (Donut) have a CRAZY CHEMISTRY, I didn't know the actors before but I hope to see them together with more screen time in another series or maybe a series just for them. They have so much potential!

Yiwa (Aya) and Marine (Kate) were... cute. But as I said in my main review about the series, Kate acting it's so bad that makes me a little uncomfortable watching. It's sad, bcs the concept of the couple was very cute.

In resume: It was a GREAT special.

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It's an original story by MAME, so I was really worried about the content of this series, but actually, it was fun.

About the plot: the series is divided into 2 arcs, the couples basically are developed by the narrative separated, 1-7 is about Payu and Rain and 7-13 it's Prapai and Sky. So, I will divide my review into these 2 arcs:

- PayuRain:
Honestly, when I was watching and their arc ended in the 7 episode, I was really disappointed bcs they did a really bad time management. Their story feels so rushed and corny. Also, the kidnapping was so unasked... like?? But at all, it was fun BCS it was a little camp, but the problem is: They didn't have the intention of being camp... That's the problem. About their acting: Both Noeul (Rain) and Boss (Payu) did a very OK job, nothing special but not BAD either.

- PrapaiSky:
It's incredible how their story is SO BETTER managed than PayuRain story. The start of their relationship feels weird and I didn't know how to interpret the way that everything happened, but, the way that their relationship develops it's beautiful. I was enamored with Prapai slowly melting Sky. About the acting, both of them, Fort (Prapai) and Peat (Sky) did a very good job, especially with both being rookies. PS.: SKY WAS SO CUTE.

The management of the series, as I said, looks more like 2 short series than 1 series. About the race plot: he almost doesn't exist, it's kinda funny how the series is promoted with these themes since in some parts I forgot that they race. And yes the sex scenes are well done.

And DEFINITELY, PrapaiSky >>>>>>>>>>>>

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It's the moment and IT'S DESERVED!

Here's your text with some light editing while maintaining your enthusiastic style:

It's the best show that GMMTV has produced in a really long time! Really, it's really well made.

It's funny, cringe, but in such a perfect way, deliciously comical! It's one of the rarest truly good GMM series. It's well written, well directed, well filmed (it's beautiful!). Good acting, it's really everything.

Also, I like the pace of the story. It has some changes (I read the novel), but it's a really good adaptation (the novel is also one of the few novels turned into series that I find truly good, sooo). The changes were all reasonable. I just wish that we had more RomeMok, but also, the series covers TheePeach's novel, they aren't the focus here.

I also LOVE how they didn't do random conflicts (maybe it's because it doesn't have an 11th episode to the curse happens) that don't make sense to the characters' personalities or the whole plot, which is very common in GMM.....

And really, I love PondPhuwin for THEM, because I think that they are both kind people, but I have my observations about their acting. However, they shut me up during this series. AND I'M VERY HAPPY ABOUT IT.

The hype is totally DESERVED. It's really THAT good.

Also WilliamEst <3

I'm super excited for Peach and Me! It's the first time that GMM has done an exclusive special since 2Gether, which just shows the amount of impact of this series! And I hope that my babies RomeMok have a very happy ending there hehe.

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The agenda wasn't really hidden at all.

The plot and the pilot trailer got me hyped up, but in the end, it wasn't such a good experience at all. Let me explain.

I have been expecting this since the pilot trailer, and I think that the original plot was more intense, hot, and fun. I was already a little down when the official trailer showed up. What upsets me is that the "Hidden Agenda" was so mid. Not really hidden at all and the plot was all up the table so early in the episodes. It wasn't enjoyable. At least their development as a couple was... good? I'm not sure. However, I understood the choice to focus on their development as a couple and not focus on their dynamic. But it was just... boring.

What I liked, was the secondary couple. Jeng (Aou) and Pok (Boom) were incredible, even with a tiny screen time their fights and problems were so much deeper if you compare them to Joke and Zo. Their acting was amazing too. Well, Joong (Joke) and Zo (Dunk) were good too actually. And they got better since their last series (Star In My Mind), so it's good to see them improving.

And just a little observation: The OST was soooo good. And the photography was really cute too.

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