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Episode 12 ReviewPlot Summary: In Episode 12, we see the culmination of the romantic tension and character development that’s been building throughout the series. The episode focuses on the resolution of the love triangle involving the main characters: the earnest and shy protagonist, the seemingly aloof yet caring love interest, and the supportive friend who has quietly harbored feelings.Character Development: The episode does a commendable job of tying up loose ends for the characters. The protagonist's internal struggle is portrayed with nuance, capturing their growth from being unsure to making a decisive choice. The love interest's backstory and motivations are explored more deeply, adding layers to their character and making their actions more understandable. The supportive friend, who has been a cornerstone of the protagonist's emotional journey, gets a moment to shine, showing their strength and maturity.Romantic Tension: The romantic tension, which has been a driving force in the series, reaches a satisfying climax. The way the episode handles the final confrontation and resolution of the love triangle feels authentic and emotional. The dialogue and interactions between characters are poignant and contribute to a satisfying conclusion.Emotional Impact: This episode is quite emotional, reflecting on themes of love, friendship, and personal growth. The culmination of the characters’ journeys is moving and well-executed, offering both resolution and a sense of new beginnings.Production Quality: The production quality remains strong, with good cinematography and music that enhances the emotional beats of the episode. The chemistry between the actors continues to be a highlight, making the emotional scenes feel genuine.Final Thoughts: Episode 12 of "My Love Mix-Up! Thailand" delivers a heartfelt and satisfying conclusion to the series. It wraps up the main plotlines while allowing for character growth and emotional resolution. Fans of the show will likely appreciate the way it balances romance and personal development, staying true to the essence of the original while adding its own unique touch.If you’re a fan of romantic dramas with a focus on character development and emotional storytelling, this episode is a fitting end to an engaging series.

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Much better than the first one, now the GL kicks into gear

The second episode gets going right from the start, with our sisters getting evicted out of their own house by their sleazebag uncle; he promises them million Baht from the house sale (which is a little less than 30000 USD); but Vivi and Wa must pack pretty much immediately, and need to fend for themselves form now on. This means that Jattawa must go flat-hunting; Khun gets her a date with Kie (the person fighting with Four in the video, who needs an assistent for procuring a room for a event that belongs to Fours uni department. Wa tries her best no to take sides in this conflict - and want to avoid contact with her soul-mate Four, but ends up right in the middle of the conflict, and without the prospect of getting access to University lodging through Kie. But then she gets an offer she can't refuse the lady Wa saved from a robbery last week offers them as appartment dirt-cheap for 3000 THB (80 USD) a month. The only issue, her appartment is #2801, and in #2802 lives, you guess it - Four. The next day, Wa uses a public shower at the Uni, and some girls who are still angry of her connection to Khun, want to teach her a lesson and steal her bag with her clothing. Very mature. And who is it that fate brings to the bathroom? Four. She scares off the would-be thieves easily, rescuing her bag. This is the moment that Wa decides to exit the shower looking wo has helped her. That means that Wa stands in front of Four - naked. Later, Wa cannot sleep, so she goes to the rooftop, to once again encounter Four there. They have an awkward conversiation where Four pretty much accuses Wa of stalking her. They discuss their various encounters of the last few days and Four confesses the she was impressed anyone would care for her that much. Aha?The next day, Wa's motorcycle won't start, just as Four was getting ready to drive the university in her yellow sportscar. She let's Wa ride with her. Some more awkward conversation follows, then Four tells Wa she needs to declare someone legally incapacitatied so that they cannot make legally binding decisions without a legal guardian - and she wants Wa to help her with that. She let's Wa out at her faculty, and gives her the pizza money she stiffed her last week. That night, she catches Four assaulting a member of Kie's clique. And that's when the episode ends.Wa and Four got to know each other a lot better and got closer this episode, the Four Serpent are really not a gang, and Khun is still quietly courting Wa without success. So, the GL plot kicked into gear; I expect their relationship to become deeper next week.

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The men were great, all the women made it so hard to watch

The only and I mean ONLY good thing about this drama is the friendship between the men and their brotherly love they have for each other. it was the saving grace of the entire show. All the women are absolutely annoying and ive never had such a hard time getting through a drama or never disliked so many female leads and characters in my life!! The female leads has terrible characters and story lines. The main female lead was literally an idiot lol who stays in love with someone that is in love with their best friend 😂 and the girl best friend has so much issues for no damn reason… treated a great guy like trash because she didn’t know how to grow up. I cannot. The women were portrayed and written poorly

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The first episode of Kidnap was pretty good…

The first episode of Kidnap was pretty good and I enjoyed it so sooo much. First of all, the quality. I was not expecting this quality from a gmmtv series to be honest, and I am thankful for it. The editing, the coloring, the sound editing (which is something I usually HATE on gmmtv shows) was much better than what i expected, and of course the acting. I always have high expectations when it comes to Ohm's acting (he's fantastic) but he GOT BETTER! What?? His acting gets better with every project he works on and that's something I really appreciate. On the other hand I didn't have so much expectations from Leng's acting because as his first lead role, I knew that he wouldn't be perfect from the beginning. But I'm pleasantly surprised by his performance. From what I saw in the first episode, he was much better than I expected and I enjoyed watching him on screen the whole time. Now for the chemistry, the CHEMISTRY! We all know that Ohm Pawat is the chemistry king, but Ohm and Leng together were so charming and cute that I LITERALLY GIGGLED IN THE FIRST EPISODE!Overall the first episode was interesting and fun. I am a little worried that they're setting us up to think that this is gonna be the tone of the show and then it gets all sad and dramatic 😭 Then a thing I thought was pretty ridiculous was the kidnapping scene, I mean Min didn't even bind Q's hands!! But after thinking about it, it just makes so much sense. Min is not a criminal, it's his first time doing something like that, of course he doesn't know how to do it. These details added so much to this first episode for me. Another thing worth mentioning: Ohm Pawat's eyes. Damn, is this guy in love already or what?! Those puppy eyes got me the whole time and I think I'll watch it again just to see how he looks at Q's guitar playing.Anyway, I really enjoyed the first episode and most importantly, it got me hooked and wanting more. I'm so happy to see Pawat acting again, with a nice cast and in a great production.

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