After already overwhelming us with so many characters, they still introduced more all while dragging out the cheating case. If they wanted to showcase the MGI talents, they should’ve done a case per episode format. Hopefully, they find their footing soon.
I need some of that ex’s audacity, he was straight-up delusional the whole episode. Sadly, I gotta blame Meri too. girl needs some backbone. He’s been using her and playing in her face for years, to the point he actually thinks he’s the prize. Jenny gave him a reality check, now it’s Meri’s turn.
Really not liking this angle where they have Prem not trusting Pat. It’s understandable given what Thawat did to her, but it’s a huge letdown compared to the book — where she’s annoyed at Nam’s obvious antics but never reaches a place of distrust toward Pat. Guess we won’t get the phone scene if this is the dynamic.
This one was odd. It had a great cast and storyline to the point where after the first four episodes, I had it rated 8/10. But as it went on, I didn’t feel any spark or heart in the story; it just became kind of boring. I stuck with it, hoping the romance or the handling of the illness would make it worthwhile, but sadly, the romance gave me nothing. There was chemistry, sure, but that was it — after all the waiting for them to get together, it was lukewarm at best.Then came the time skip with no timeline or proper explanation of the illness — a terrible move. Even the second couple was just there, nothing more. The best relationships were actually between the CEO, the father, and the kids.Overall, the plot was uneventful and lacked the depth and beauty it was trying to achieve. Our movie and Melo Movie came out this year and plenty from the past have done this theme better. This one failed to add anything special.
The only sad thing about the fast track is you won’t know what’s happening next week. Now I’m wondering if they’re shooting a GL wedding scene or actually getting married.
This is so polished, acting is great and the pacing is incredible. The story didn’t stand out when watching the trailer but now I am amazed by the quality of this gl.
Anyone got the link to the last episode, ppl keep spoiling me since Saturday. I know its delayed on yt but no way it aired on channel 3 and no sites have it.
Brilliant series, its one that get better at each episode and the final reval broke me, that was why he couldn't remember things right, his whole perception was manipulated. Love it had to raise my score form a 8 to 8.5, one of the few endings that worked this year
dear viewer kindly spoil me if they include SA and Blackmail incident if yes I dump this cause I can't handle…
Hoping they have the sense to keep those scenes out, they must can find better reasons for the cohabitation scenario without using blackmail after grapping her.
This shouldn’t have been just 12 episodes—it really needed 16 or even 20. That would’ve given us more time with the characters. They could’ve slowed things down with the second couple, gone deeper into the ex-wife drama, and given the leads more room to grow. Plus, the cases deserved more screen time. Honestly, this show had some of the most interesting cases I’ve seen in a legal drama. They might have looked simple on the surface, but they were actually complex and engaging. With more screen time, it would’ve been even more entertaining. Still, it was an enjoyable and pleasant watch.
If we’re looking at it from the ML’s perspective, the ex-wife used to be his safe space where they could communicate openly. But when the pregnancy termination happened, she said it in a way that left no room for input. From her side, she felt that after she didn’t communicate about the pregnancy, he became avoidant about the issue. But she never pressed him, never explained why, never tried to bridge the gap. That was the drifting point — and since he didn’t have a more expressive reaction, they grew apart. Basically, she closed the door on the issue, and then blamed him for not fighting hard enough to open it.
At the same time, she ended up being disingenuous. She was the one holding back information, yet acted like the guilt was on him. And honestly they way she communicates things to the ml, I can't see her so-called guilt.
She had every right to make her decision, but the way she followed it up was just selfish move after selfish move. I can’t sympathize with her character at all.
Side note: the ex-wife’s husband is a whole piece of work. Like, what’s his actual problem with the ML? He’s got the girl, he’s expecting a child with her, the ML isn’t even meeting up with his wife anymore. So why does he go out of his way to tell the ML about the move before the two co-parents could even have a proper discussion? Is he jealous or something?
At the same time, she ended up being disingenuous. She was the one holding back information, yet acted like the guilt was on him. And honestly they way she communicates things to the ml, I can't see her so-called guilt.
She had every right to make her decision, but the way she followed it up was just selfish move after selfish move. I can’t sympathize with her character at all.
Side note: the ex-wife’s husband is a whole piece of work. Like, what’s his actual problem with the ML? He’s got the girl, he’s expecting a child with her, the ML isn’t even meeting up with his wife anymore. So why does he go out of his way to tell the ML about the move before the two co-parents could even have a proper discussion? Is he jealous or something?