From the way Baiboon was first introduced in that earlier episode I thought he'd be a naughty boy, but he's actually…
I was so glad not to see the back tattoo in this episode! And Whipped Cream...at first, I thought it was a fake scene because the tiger didn't seem to even be aware that Yoon was near. But then the petting looked real. Maybe you're right about drugs.
I feel like people are making assumptions too soon. 1) The teacher there is going to help Akira figure out his…
No, Shin is definitely not interested in anyone else. Yet, the girls keep trying. Asuka was the boy student I was referring to and the fact that he was coming on to Akira. I'm pretty sure he's teasing. Idk, I actually thought he was interested in Shin, but it seems it might be the teacher's brother. You are probably right about the woman--they just did that to make us wonder at the end of the episode. What I am really curious about is how they're going to bridge the age-gap problem at the end. Of course, some of these Japanese dramas have no romantic resolution.
Cheesy as hell, but I'm still enjoying it. Why did the bodyguard escort Kim to the dangerous party and then leave him to go get him a drink? That seemed...inadvisable. And I'm assuming that Kamol replaced all the presents with clocks? Because money doesn't tick. The product placement still makes me laugh, but what REALLY made me laugh is the scene after Kamol saves Kim from being tied up in a chair and takes his hand--cue the awful mafia piano music and dramatic walk across the office. So, so, so cheesy. Lol. Wouldn't a mafia boss fix the wonky light on the front of his house? It's been like that for a long time. Still, this is entertaining and I look forward to it every week.
All six episodes, short as the are, should have concentrated on Sun and Athit. And there should have been a PLOT. These guys should have both had a conflict they needed to get through while developing a relationship. Nothing is happening on this show. The side characters need their own show. Six episodes isn't enough for one couple, let alone, two. Plus, lots of wasted friends and the brother, Nemo. What are their scenes even for? I'm assuming Athit is going to say something in episode 6 concerning his business and his deceased father. Somehow, in the other seventeen minutes of showtime, they have to get Athit and Sun together. At least we got the cute little bit in ep 5 where Sun falls asleep on Athit's shoulder.
Between Daonuea,and Praew,which one do you guys think Nine TRULY loves?
Definitely Daonuea, but the show hasn't invested much into it. It's their freaking romance, and all we've seen is Nine deal with his emotionally disturbed gf.
have agree with you. this was the best episode so far in terms of moving the story forward. but to me, it felt…
It's like they had a story that really could have worked but the script writers and director ruined it. I'm not sure whether to put any blame on the actors. In some scenes, I think they can act. How can a director look at that scene in ep 7 with the fight between Dao and Nine and think it looked good? (The actors don't see it all put together. They would rely on the director to tell them to change something.) What script writer would think it a good idea to have that kind of a situation (at the theme park) be the fundamental basis of Dao and Nine's love? He CAUGHT him when he almost fell? Not off a cliff, mind you.
Ugh! Ep 7, better, but still utter and complete rubbish in story delivery and flow. There's no story. It feels…
Like The Bold and the Beautiful, lol. Omg, the scene with Dao beating on Nine's chest while wearing what looked like a grimacing smile...and Nine making a grimacing smile at the same time...and then Tee coming in and throwing Nine on the floor! I laughed so hard I cried.
What I am really curious about is how they're going to bridge the age-gap problem at the end. Of course, some of these Japanese dramas have no romantic resolution.
The product placement still makes me laugh, but what REALLY made me laugh is the scene after Kamol saves Kim from being tied up in a chair and takes his hand--cue the awful mafia piano music and dramatic walk across the office. So, so, so cheesy. Lol.
Wouldn't a mafia boss fix the wonky light on the front of his house? It's been like that for a long time.
Still, this is entertaining and I look forward to it every week.