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I feel that😔

Who else was lowkey hoping Oh would get Regina George'd in the scene where Teerak saved him?

I was also a bit confused when the flashback happened. I thought they were gonna show that the whole conversation with Teerak didn't happen and was only in his imagination, and have him get hit by that car after all. Would have been way more satisfying in this case, to be honest.

The more I read her takes, the less sense she makes. "Alpha refers to people with special powers," so what about when Babe said he and Charlie couldn't have a child because they're both Alphas? Why would their powers have anything to do with that? And what about Charlie then implying it would have been possible if he was an Enigma?

Why would she only contact Change to complain about their vision when an episode had already aired? Surely she'd take a more active part in production if she was that intent on them following her vision for the series. She said she never read the script, so she had no idea, but surely as the author of the original work, she could have asked to do so to make sure Change were making a product she could stand behind. Though this could be interpreted as Change basically taking advantage of her. I am sorry to her if that is indeed the case. It also seems like the same thing will happen this time as well.

Also, is she kind of implying that Change included the ABO dynamics out of nowhere? Does the original work not contain Mpreg? (genuine question as I haven't read it, but from what I have read from others, that is the assumption I have)

She's complaining about how the Omegaverse is "problematic," but truth be told, it's only as problematic as the author makes it. It being Omegaverse is not what makes it problematic. Pit Babe is—in my opinion—actually a good example of a pretty non-problematic Omegaverse. The only exceptions are basically Way and Tony, but even then, you're allowed to write problematic things in fiction, and it was relevant to the plot and portrayed as a bad thing (which is more than I can say for some of the Omegaverse mangas I have read over the years.)

Sorry if this is a bit all over the place, I'm struggling a bit with collecting my thoughts properly because she makes no sense. I might add to this comment as I think of more things.

Oh, it's been on my mind since I first started watching. I don't blame you for just forgetting, though. It appears the series did the same.
I am frustrated because I know they won't ever bring it up again.

I was waiting for something to come over Teerak and have him get in at least one punch or kick himself, but alas. I am aware it very much goes against his character, but it would have been just that bit more satisfying.

He has shown literally no remorse for the shots bs. His mommy issues are not an excuse to literally assault people because he has a crush on someone, and can't take the L when that person is clearly not interested in him. I'm glad I don't have TikTok anymore.

Good on Teerak for finally standing up for himself, but he and his friends were still assaulted by Oh in the very first episode.

This still isn't enough, I'm afraid. He's faced zero repercussions from assaulting Teerak and his friends in the FIRST episode, and that is absolutely his biggest transgression in the series so far. I will not shut up about it because the series is not even taking it seriously, and it really bothers me.

6. His "end game" literally doesn't even matter because what he did was already a form of assault.

Same with Fah and Lee referring to their father as "Dad" in that same context. It just came off too casual, in my opinion.

Miss me with trying to redeem Oh because he has "mommy issues." Upset that the show itself doesn't seem to recognize that what he did, not only towards Teerak, but also Teerak's friends in the very first episode, is actually a form of assault.

This doesn't affect my view of the rest of the series whatsoever, but it left a sour taste in my mouth—especially when he only apologized to Teerak for what happened at the bar the night before.

Like I said in another comment, it was also originally listed as 10 episodes on MDL as that is considered the default length, which may be were HiTV got that information from. And while it turned out to be correct in this case, it is more akin to "even a broken clock is right twice a day."

Yeah, I've just been seeing some confusion between the two words lately, and wanted to clarify.

I think it depends entirely where they got that information from. If it was from MDL, 10 episodes appear to be the default for new listings, and that's what MDL showed for this series as well at first. If it's from an official source, that's different.

If it's the former, it's more just a coincidence in this case.

Either way, the main series is 8 episodes and there are 2 bonus episodes, which are usually counted separately on MDL.

This makes 0 sense. It is literally the plot from season 1?????? It is also what makes the series unique in the first place.

Yes, that's what I meant. Episode 9 is listed as "Special Episode 1" on Gaga and they're usually fast with updating the listing for next week's episode, but there is nothing yet. However I just checked on the homepage, and in the banner-thing there it says "10 episodes" so I guess that answers that.

So there is at least one more special episode? Like another part, but there is no listing for it on Gaga yet. Episode 9 just says "Special Episode 1" so I can only believe there will be at least one more.

Bison isn't the masochist, though. He very clearly said he likes inflicting pain on others. He's a sadist.

Wait, how long has a listing for the uncut version been around for?

Anyway, for those that want to know:
Yes, all versions online are uncut, while cut version is only for Thai TV. I made a thread in the discussions section above with information of where it's available to watch (legally) either for free or with a paid subscription. Please check it out.

Cheers.

Ah, true. At least the WeTV comments make more sense.