Tenon (Bank) is the star of this show, IMO. He is so effortless in his portrayal and makes the character feel very authentic. He's naturally funny and also great at serious scenes. Only wish we had gotten more of him (and Sugus) this week... Hopefully they won't just be a sidenote in the finale.
For UWMA I ended up fastforwarding though all the endless staring scenes to get to the TeamWin scenes. For this…
@jpny01 Same. I have a feeling a lot of people who like TeamWin also like PitchBank, theres's a bit of a similar vibe to them. And I don't just mean being the criminally underused secondary pairing lol.
Man the second couple syndrome is so strong in this one... I can't really get into the main couple but PitchBank is magnificent. This is UWMA all over again.
Droped, one of the worse bl ever made in all history
Wow, really? I haven't even watched that many BL's but I've definitely seen worse. BLIH certainly didn't inspire me to change any of my life views but I still found it sweet.
OK, I am going to agree with you. 100%. I am sorry too that so many viewers are angry, bitter, disappointed, fed…
@jarabaa I agree with everything you said, especially the part about the weirdly empty coffee shop lol. I think people have every right to be disappointed, I sure have been many times before. But I didn't want the feed to drown in only negativity.
They are definitely not in a relationship. And they are not cuddling every night - they moved to separate rooms.…
@jpny01 In the example you used I literally said "I think". You, on the other hand, speak on behalf of everyone with phrases like "Everyone's favorite part is". That's the difference. You even take the time to explain to me what it means to be in a relationship when my entire point was that they AREN'T but they are still kind of behaving like they are. Happy not to be your partner when your definition of being in a relationship is simply "making out and having sex". If you found my pov interesting, why not mention that in the first place? You don't invite to discussion but maybe that's not what you wanted either. I find it funny how you end it with "next time I won't bother"... I'm sorry you won't take the energy to write me an extremely negative response again criticizing my opinion when I didn't ask for it. What a loss.
They are definitely not in a relationship. And they are not cuddling every night - they moved to separate rooms.…
@jpny01 I hate these kind of comments. You make it sound like your opinion is a fact and that you need to explain it to me... why? I was simply expressing a less negative point of view that you very clearly don't agree with. That's fair. But I find your comment kind of unnessesary and condescending even if that was not your intention. I expressed my understanding that other people are disappointed and your comment didn't contribute anything I didn't already know from 100 other comments.
I'm sorry that so many people are disappointed with this series. While I agree it went downhill after episode 9, I'm still enjoying it a lot. The longer the wait, the more satisfying it will be when they finally get together (unless they manage to really screw that part up somehow).
Also, as for what a lot of people are complaining about - I think what we have seen so far or at least for a long time now literally IS them being in a relationship. They just didn't put a label on it or make it official even to themselves yet. They literally spend all day together at work, then go home together. Care for each other when they're sick, buy each other's favourite beverages, etc. They end up cuddling each other every night for god's sake. What I'm trying to say is that what we've seen probably isn't so different from what they would be like as a couple. So I don't share the same frustration as everyone else even though I understand it. Obviously I'd like the show to go on and see their relationship develop. But my personal favourite part of a story is the getting together... The pining, the misunderstandings, the jealousy, the learning to communicate, feelings growing, etc. Often I find it more boring once the relationship is super established but that's probably just me. Anyway, I guess I'm really the target audience for a show like this lol.
How did you watch it? i didn't think it had even aired yet. This makes me very frustrated though they are having…
@aprilnwright I can send you the link if you want.
Based on some scenes we're still missing (like a flashback of Yu Zhen and his ex) and some scenes from the preview for episode 12 I think, sadly, they won't get together until the very end. But I hope I'm wrong. I'm comforted by the fact that we've already seen a lot of the things they would do as boyfriends. I mean, I've never seen someone who isn't dating acting THAT much like they're dating... So in that way I don't think we're missing out on too much. But yeah, I understand your frustration.
Soooo I watched episode 11. Please don't read any further if you don't want to be spoiled.
Am writing this in case anyone wants to adjust their expectations before watching:
Shi Lei and Yu Zhen have like... 2 short scenes alone together lol. And one of them is the one that was already released as a preview. So yeah they're still not on speaking terms by the end of the episode.
THAT being said, I don't think the episode is horrible. Being as vague as possible... Sure, the ex takes up too much time in the spotlight but that was sort of to be expected. One thing I like is that there's never any doubt about Yu Zhen's feelings for Shi Lei. The ex is annoying but he's not a real threat. The real threat is their lack of communication... which I think will probably be resolved in one of the last scenes of the final episode... Oh well. It will still be nice to see.
That new spoiler pic on insta... So even at the picnic they can't be free of the ex. I kind of suspected that scene would take place after the reconciliation but guess I was wrong. I gotta say I'm a little pressed by the prospect of the ex possibly taking up way too much time in the next episode... Personally I have no issues with the pacing, it actually can't get slow enough for me lol. It's all about the pining. And I can even accept a good old antagonist - but just don't drag that part out too long, I'm begging.
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Moving slowly but very steady... Amazing how the gays just keep winning
Also, as for what a lot of people are complaining about - I think what we have seen so far or at least for a long time now literally IS them being in a relationship. They just didn't put a label on it or make it official even to themselves yet. They literally spend all day together at work, then go home together. Care for each other when they're sick, buy each other's favourite beverages, etc. They end up cuddling each other every night for god's sake. What I'm trying to say is that what we've seen probably isn't so different from what they would be like as a couple. So I don't share the same frustration as everyone else even though I understand it. Obviously I'd like the show to go on and see their relationship develop. But my personal favourite part of a story is the getting together... The pining, the misunderstandings, the jealousy, the learning to communicate, feelings growing, etc. Often I find it more boring once the relationship is super established but that's probably just me. Anyway, I guess I'm really the target audience for a show like this lol.
Based on some scenes we're still missing (like a flashback of Yu Zhen and his ex) and some scenes from the preview for episode 12 I think, sadly, they won't get together until the very end. But I hope I'm wrong. I'm comforted by the fact that we've already seen a lot of the things they would do as boyfriends. I mean, I've never seen someone who isn't dating acting THAT much like they're dating... So in that way I don't think we're missing out on too much. But yeah, I understand your frustration.
Am writing this in case anyone wants to adjust their expectations before watching:
Shi Lei and Yu Zhen have like... 2 short scenes alone together lol. And one of them is the one that was already released as a preview. So yeah they're still not on speaking terms by the end of the episode.
THAT being said, I don't think the episode is horrible. Being as vague as possible... Sure, the ex takes up too much time in the spotlight but that was sort of to be expected. One thing I like is that there's never any doubt about Yu Zhen's feelings for Shi Lei. The ex is annoying but he's not a real threat. The real threat is their lack of communication... which I think will probably be resolved in one of the last scenes of the final episode... Oh well. It will still be nice to see.