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They did this drama so dirty I swear.... it's soooooo good. Especially now that I got hooked again after the last episodes ending scene which had me in tears it makes me angry that the release of episodes is such a mess. This could've been a favorite of many but they had to make it like this so people might drop it because of the wait.

Hmm... I get the impression that many of you guys think TopMew is boring and has no plot but I can't be the only one that feels there's something going on we cannot quite catch on yet? It feels off... Mew's facial expressions and kinda manipulative behavior has me suspicious of him, Top also doing his thing and playing a game it seems. I have trust issues so I cannot agree with some comments here... I love watching them

Yai is such a green flag??????? That's why I know he can only be a fictional man.

I think it was clear this is gonna be messy af?? If you're looking for characters that are not in any way broken or problematic you might want to leave because so far I bet no one is innocent in this. I really like that we're getting characters that can be liked one moment and hated the other. I can't wait for the story to unfold (and get even messier lol)

Amazing<3 thank you so much!!

Trying my luck - anyone knows how to find all the songs included in different episodes?

Seeing all the rankings here I think it's safe to say that there's no fixed one for Our Skyy because most of the scripts are somehow disappointing but at least one can watch their fav couples have cute scenes again (preferences on chemistry seem to differ) For me personally I liked TE the best so far.

Unsurprisingly that MDL rating is a huge disappointment. It deserves a high rating. This drama is seriously a gem... can't even put into words how amazed I am by the production, cinematography, acting, music and the plot... pacing... ahhh. Even the side characters are crazy good at what they do and portray. I struggle to name one thing I don't like about it so far........ why is there no hype about this yet?!

In contrary to most comments here I got hooked again only in the last few episodes... I paused in the middle though. On Ha Joon was my favorite character tbh... his life was just sad and him being manipulated in becoming a villain was so painful to watch. He could've been such a lovable person if he had gotten a chance to grow up differently. The last episode broke my heart. All in all, the season was a good watch. Some issues with the writing and I wish the con characters were a bit more on the serious side for once but still it didn't lack much in comparison to season 1 - in my opinion. It was enjoyable.

While I get where you're coming from and support the money grab argument and lack of intimacy portrayal out of homophobia being a big part of society - representation and overall media presence in Korea for sure, I think being queer is more than the physical and sexual showcase of love many bls aim for. You said you don't know a single queer person that does not kiss their partner and while this might be common in some sense it is more complex than that. No matter the reason why they did what they did in the drama (I also kind of thought the last two episodes were a let down) for me there is not enough representation of the whole spectrum, so I enjoyed what this drama gave me as a demisexual queer woman. I know other people might need more, but it was refreshing to me because the plot and characters made me feel emotions. That being said... it's not that I am advocating for no kisses, I just feel like we need to change the narrative somehow. Queer romance often times gets sexualized all way through in bls and I just wish, as a first step, there was awareness to take other directions.

I enjoyed this as much as everyone else in the comment section. The cinematography and music, as well as the slow-paced dialogues and simple, but diverse camera work are really impressive! The actors really have chemistry and seem to fit the plot naturally. Also it does not feel like a drama series - probably because it's supposed to be a movie, right? It really has that movie vibe. I really do like it!

SO TRUE. Thank you! They won't listen anyway but it's nice to see so many people sharing the same sentiment. I'm tired of the same old tropes and skinship that gets borderline pornographic just for the sake of reaching a sexual climax. I like that we get multi-dimensional, different kinds of love and how a relationship can develop and play out. I wish queer people of all kinds would become more visible in upcoming dramas and series. As you mentioned... not everyone is entirely about sexual gratification. I think if you're asexual or demisexual especially it's easy and feels good because this kind of story is more relatable.

For real. They're so offended by the sheer variety of experiences that they get rude with everyone that doesn't agree. In reality they're the one that exclude people so easily... queer struggles are real and not one-dimensional. I stand by that. I understand you... trolls are so tricky and keep going to torment people. It#s hard to let them be sometimes.

Happy I could provide some entertainment. lol I don't really write comments that often and got a bit shocked. I guess they missed that part in history where we can claim words that once have been used to oppress. I won't shut up about it.^^

I just realized so many people have the same experience on here. lol Dude psychoanalyzed me and got stalker mode when I noted that queer romance is often times expected to show its worth sth by sexual elements and that I have a different perception of it. They got so mad like going at it all the time was the norm.... I was like ?????? what's happening.

Holy shit, why are you so mad? I don't agree with you and you psychoanalyze me? This is ridiculous... getting personally insulted in a MDL comment section is a new level unlocked and I'll take it as a reminder that people like you enjoy being hateful on random online platforms. You're a real troll. Have fun with that.

Damn... are you camping in the comments to get reactions out of people by trashing this drama for no reason at all? Seriously though, this illusion of queer content being sexual and all about the body and actions needs to go. Why does it need to aim for any of the things you listed to be a decent bl? Queer romance is always expected to SHOW IT ALL to be valid and real which is bullshit and discriminating. You don't need to like it - go off and mark it as dropped but obviously you get the kick out of hating on it in the comments. Unnecessary and childish to attack the actors and rate their idol career as well.

I think that's the main issue........ lack of control and strong opinions on fictional content. I can write a review and rate on here but others might feel like that's not enough anymore. Though MDL bl comment sections have a strange dynamic anyways. Well, let's hope we get to enjoy more drama series that deal with darker content in a new creative way. I'm excited for the last few episodes.^^

I agree - TharnType is a classic example as it has a strong fanbase despite the controversy. I'm not sure how to explain this but recently I noticed a tendency to criticize darker elements in bl drama. I appreciate if it's handled with care and creativity. Tropes and healthy fluffy romance is fun but why is it so hard for people to accept other styles? We should be thankful that some early bl standards are obsolete and slowly but surely get replaced.

Just something I want to comment on while it's still airing: this drama is surprisingly well done... acting is natural, not stiff, not over the top and the chemistry is on fire. They portray the characters struggles and inner feelings really well. I like that it's not overdoing it with tropes and cringy skinship just to keep viewers interested enough to keep going. Instead the storyline seems to unfold steadily but in a slow pace, which I like. They are not playing games but still deliver imo. I also want to add my thoughts about what people call 'red flag and toxic' - telling others to avoid watching even - you can choose freely what you want to watch and what to drop but we need to stop confusing romanticized toxic bls that play with sensitive topics for the money grab and viewership and well executed dramas that follow a storyline and deal with issues as sth that actually exists and happens in real life. I know this is not high budget or has many episodes but I feel like they're doing a really good job with such a complex topic so far. The psychological tag fits here. Taehyun's self harm, intrusive thoughts, manipulative and careless, even mocking behavior here is a trauma response, while Dayeol has an anti-social character. He can't express emotions with words and can't communicate well with others. Not to be dramatic but it feels nice seeing characters with flaws that don't just resolve or vanish in one episode. The only thing that needs to go is whitewashing in k-drama but that's a well known issue on its own.