Club Friday Season 9: Rak Tong Laek (2017)

Satisfaction

Nike from the 180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us here in this series plays the character Jack, a shouted hidden gay, which both of the marital couple from the neighborhood, beautiful Aimee in the role of Tai and no less attractive Sympoš Boy as Palma. It was Palm and Tai that seemed to me the best in this series. The funny thing was that whatever the two men did (they grabbed their hand or wanted to kiss), always appeared in the door, window or room Palm's older son, even though it had its reasons and the older son also played it too Solidly. Overall, the plot, the plot was slightly dragged than other Club Friday series with LGBTQ+ themes, but satisfaction and most importantly .... Users in the Czech Republic receive an original translation into CZ, as in a few countries and connected episodes, not chewed.

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I really tried to plow through this train wreck of a drama but couldn't. Just the gratuitous shots that are inappropriately placed was enough to make me hurl. I don't have a problem with half-naked bodies, but it seems to me that this drama is just an excuse for girls/guys to take their clothes off every chance they get. They shove boobs in front of the camera and some ass-pushing going on that seems forced.

Acting wise, nobody acted naturally and the supposed chemistry between the two men who are engaging in an adulterous affair...was not even there. I felt that the actors especially the one playing Jack is so stiff, as if he didn't even want to be there. And the one who is playing Palm is too flamboyant as if he is playing a one-man orchestra.

The characters in this drama are so one-dimensional and almost predictable and therefore I did even bother to watch the rest of the drama to know where it's headed: disaster.

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