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I've noticed in a couple of series that it's Christmas carols when it's not Christmas 🤣

Yeah, like, who are we supposed to root for in this? Phupha or Tai? I guess Tai.

It looked like he told Por what he wanted to know, so Por probably removed the knife from his hand and he's off somewhere healing.

Yes, all that. And I guess that was a flashback that Khram had where he was with Tai and rode on his back? Or was that a memory? Confusing since Phupha had a vision from the other universe of him and Kram. Why did the bad guy wait to kill Khram? Why didn't he just shoot him when Phupha and Wayu walked off? And why did Phupha even assume that the guy didn't kill Khram right away? Hours later--Let's go save Khram! And how is Phupah engaged to Nor? I thought he thought she was his sister? (Wasn't she that guy's daughter that he thought was his dad?) Ugh. I'm so confused. As for the mom showing up, I think they had her...the big guy showed Tai a video of her. And I guess when Por told Tai he wanted him to kill someone's son, he meant Kram? That's why he was ready to do it?

Sometimes I like this and sometimes not so much. Does anyone else think the music they play during the scenes often doesn't really fit?

Is there still going to be a special?

Every time they pressed their foreheads together, I lol.

Okay, that's what I figured. I don't care about that, but I wanted to make sure because I remember Check Out had an episode that was zero, I think.

Well, I, for one, haven't read the novel. But I need to discuss the episodes! *cries*

He's also quite a bit older. He's had time to learn. Although I love them together, I agree they both might do better with different partners.

I honestly feel they are leaving out important character development, though. People who have read the book--what was Kram's character like in that? Do they keeping handing Nat character like that, or is he putting himself into them? I'd love to know because I see what you're saying.

I couldn't really blame NB on them because it was just a stupid show.

Hm. I'm I wasn't a big fan of Cutie Pie, but I love MaxNat from previous things. I didn't like Naughty Babe at all, but I don't think it had a lot to do with the actors. It was just stupid. So far, I'm liking this, although they have obviously let some things out of the script they shouldn't have. Not the actors' faults.

What is the pilot? I assume that's ep 0. Is it okay to skip it because I did.

I haven't read the novel, but to me it's already obvious they are cutting things out.

The lack of a scar seemed to be the only thing that could have clued him in, along with the fact that the water had been blue and he knew about the legend. But it all happened too fast.

Yes, that bothered me along with Tai's lack of real reaction when he saw him because obviously there were some feelings there. I have a feeling they're going to keep revealing things from the past, and those will make these first scenes seem even more wrong.

I got the feeling that Tai was a bad guy in the current world, too, but Kram saved him. He said as much. Maybe meeting Kram in that world kept Tai from making the bad choices. As for Phupha, we haven't seen enough of his personality to be able to tell if he's different or not.

Why didn't Tai seem more shocked to see him when he found him at the river? He was just all stoic and, like, "Something must be going on here. Let's go see Lady Lu."

I don't think it's top tier acting, but it's not bad either, in my opinion. I feel it's more that the script is leaving out important character development. An example would be the whole thing about Tai being the one who killed Kram's mom. I think Nat is perfectly capable of acting out those emotions of fear and anger upon seeing Tai in the first world and then again in the second, but it wasn't in the script. When Kram revealed to Tai that he killed Kram's mom, I was like--huh? There were a few other moments like that.