TharnType Season 2: 7 Years of Love (2020)

Tharn still sucks Type deserves better ??‍♀️??‍♀️

I don’t really reccomend. I think the actors did well, but Tharn is a not a good guy. He is bad for Type in the first season and he’s still bad in this one and refuses to let type ever have anything he wants. Type said several times that he didn’t want to get married but Tharn insists until he has agrees and marriage is something you shouldn’t have to be forced into ever, and it’s not the only thing across the span of two whole seasons that Tharn has insisted on even after Type keeps saying no to things. He knows what Type has been through and seems to have some sort of God complex thinking he is the most perfect man to ever exist and he can’t handle people saying no to him and that has put Type in some pretty rough situations over the seasons. It’s not a healthy relationship, it’s an abusive relationship, and i’m not about that bl or not. Unless it’s a show bringing awareness to said situations and done well but this is neither of those because they are the couple the viewer is meant to root for but I don’t root for them at all. So yeah,
Tharn still sucks
Type deserves more.

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no story, bunch of side couples, cringy dialogue.just nothing!!

what is that again? i was one of those who wanted to see a s2 but the season was so so ridiculious you could end up sleeping while watching. first it was so so slow there is almost no plot and it was only made for the success of season 1 to promote other couples. yeah because the screen time of side couples was a lot but i wasnt about to complain if it was interesting to watch, guess what? they are always in the same spot, with the cringy dialogue and nothing going on.
how was i supposed to enjoy this? almost no events, no cliffhangers, just nothing ..and how type kidnap fiat and tie him? does that even make sense that the one dealing with trauma do that to someone else? i felt like im watching a different show tbh, nothing interesting to watch and i kept pushing myself to check about tharntype story, i ended up skipping many nonsense scenes, scenes that are supposed to end in 1 min they end it in 5 min,just say you have no plot so you just decide to fill it with side couples and still no plot

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Bad Relationships 101

I finally bit the bullet and watched the sequel of TharnType. If you’ve read my review there, you know it was not positive. So let’s continue the emotionally damaging relationship that we started with the first series.
First of all, I have nothing against the cast or crew, they obviously did the best they could with a terrible relationship. Second, the music is good but not awesome. I’ve found only a few BLs that have an OST that I love and this isn’t one of them. Third, the overall plot is cute and if this was a couple that wasn’t toxic to begin with, it would be good. But finally, this BL is definitely not a #relationshipgoals kind of show.
Now, on to the rest of the review which will include spoilers:
Tharn and Type have been dating for seven years and Type is struggling in his career due to a hateful boss, but their relationship is strong and they seem to be taking care of each other. Type helps around the house while Tharn pays the bills and both of them are working. Tharn’s family is very supportive as are their friends. Type is still reluctant to be open with others about his lover, but I can understand that. Introduce the adorable and available and apparently smitten Fiat, who is so desperate for love that he falls for anyone who is the least bit nice to him. Meaning Type. Poor Fiat (don’t worry, he finds his man later and their relationship is a breath of fresh air in this sad show). Fiat attempts to get Type’s attention and kisses him, which Tharn sees along with some other evidence that makes it seem that Type has been unfaithful and they nearly break up. Almost a ”tragic” ending but naturally, they work it out and get back together. But why?
Type is a pain in the butt. Seriously, every time the man has a bad day at work, he takes it out on Tharn. Whenever Tharn talks about marriage, Type gets angry and defensive. When he sees Tharn happy but he’s in a bad mood, Type blames Tharn like he’s done something wrong. Whenever he’s upset or needs some support, Tharn is right there for him, but Type does absolutely nothing for Tharn. Like ever. He apologizes for his bad behavior once, but he was careful to say he wanted to apologize without losing face, because we all know the most important thing in a relationship when you’ve done something wrong is not to accept responsibility in case your opinion of yourself might suffer.
Tharn allows all of this and is constantly bending over backwards to make his jerk of a boyfriend happy. Then, when Tharn sees the kiss and a few other things cause him to misunderstand, Type acts as though Tharn is totally at fault. I mean, I would want my boyfriend to listen to my side and believe me when I explain, but let’s be honest, Type didn’t try to explain — he just got angry. Yes, it was a misunderstanding, but blaming Tharn exclusively for that when you don’t bother to talk to him or try to explain? That’s stupid. I’m sure Tharn would have believed if Type had bothered to make even one explanation, but instead he got angry that Tharn doubted him. After all the rude things Type has done to Tharn, and their misunderstanding, Type finally did the one thing that almost made sense. He suggested they take a break. Which to Tharn meant break up. Again with Type hurting Tharn. And Type didn’t care enough about how Tharn must be feeling to clear that up either. Instead, he decided to play a mean prank on Fiat as though that would somehow make him more believable when he talked to Tharn later. That part made no sense, by the way. Why couldn’t you talk to your boyfriend who you treated badly without treating someone else badly too? What was the goal here?
To top it all off, Type is supposed to be going home to Tharn when he gets the call that his dad has been hurt and he rushes off without a word to his lover. In fact, rather than sending Tharn a text or leaving a message, explaining, he tells Tharn’s family and leaves Tharn alone to figure it out. What I don’t get is that Tharn’s family like Type and tell Tharn to be patient. I mean, if Tharn was my son, I would have told him to dump that annoying, bad tempered, rude guy and find himself someone who actually knows how to communicate.
The best part of the whole series is when Type calls after being with his family for a month (without talking to Tharn even once — hello, phones were invented for a reason) and says he misses Tharn and Tharn says he has to go and hangs up. Then Type cries, a lot. Like, wow, having to face the fact that you’re a prick who might have lost your lover because you refuse to learn how to use your mouth to do anything other than criticize him. Anyway, I was voting for the break up and having Tharn find someone who treats him well and treasures him. I was also hoping Type would find a therapist to help him deal with his anger management. But no, they got back together. And after that, just to annoy me further, Type said NO to the sweetest marriage proposal ever. I mean, he meant, “after I’m done with my monkhood” (to make merit), but he could have said that first instead of making Tharn feel hurt and unloved AGAIN.
Type and Tharn are the perfect example of people who should not be together. They make each other unhappy. As usual, a dysfunctional relationship portrayed as being beautiful and loving. I’m surprised I made it through all 12 episodes without vomiting.
Aside from the terrible relationship of the main couple, the other couples are all adorable. I am especially in love with Fiat and Leo. Can’t wait to see more from them.
Basically, it isn’t bad and some of it is good, but the relationship between Tharn and Type is toxic and dysfunctional. As long as you understand that good relationships do NOT look that way, then it should be fine watching. Enjoy.

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One of Fav Gay Series. Better than Season1.

7/10

Negative:

1. I wanted more of Lovescenes.
2. That the boss > Type has only used.
3. That type exaggerated a bit at the beginning of the Series because he couldn't stand gays at all.
4. I didn't like that Tharn and Type always kept their pants on during the Lovescenes....It was annoying!! Unfortunately, it was exactly the same in Season 1.


Positive:

1. Acting was Excellent.
2. Sexy Lovescenes a bit better than in Season 1. The best Lovescene was the one in the toiletroom in the pub. I loved it so much.
3. Story.
4. In some parts it was funny. For Example in the scene where tharn and type snuck out and took off on the motorcycle and the father ran after them. xD
5. Kissing was good.
6. Tharn's parents accept their son because he is gay.
7. Most of the Episodes were exciting.
8. The Serie implementation is good.

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Not as bad as I thought it was going to be really

looking at the show holistically, it was just your normal bl. it wasn’t extremely bad but it was far from good. it wasn’t as bad as i thought it was going to be at least. a lot of characters in the show were very unnecessary, and as someone pointed out, the entire show could have just been a movie. type acc carried the show for me. tharn was very upsetting, No would not shut tf up, klui and seo were completely unnecessary, phu and cir were there for what??, leo and fiat’s relationship could have been fleshed out a lot more, same with doc and champ’s relationship. i don’t understand why type got jealous over a woman at the beginning knowing that his partner is gay. also the whole cheating escapade was very stupid imo. how tf did tharn not see that type pushed fiat away!?! and his apology was messy. the last ep was unnecessary. like wtf was all that… also type’s dad was so irritating. his blatant homophobia was sickening to watch. each ep as it’s own entity wasn’t bad, but the show itself was so lackluster especially if they were supposed to have been together for 7 yrs. i’ll rate it a 7/10 cuz it wasn’t as bad as i thought it was going to be.

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Seven years of love my ass.

I am a certified idiot because even after how TERRIBLE my experience with season 1 was, I still had a little bit of hope for this drama. Well, bitch, that's officially over because this series is TRASH and NO ONE can change my mind.

It takes some really hard dedication to grab something that is already bad and make it even worse. Now, there are two types of bad when it comes to this series: romanticized sexual assault and abusive relationships bad, and absolute garbage writing, acting, and producing bad. I can't tell which is more insufferable. At least season 1 was better written, which is pretty much the only good thing about it. Season 2 was... a straight up M E S S. Like, I genuinely can't find anything good about it, and I tried. This is the most unprofessional job I have seen in a drama so far.

I find it hilarious that they had to remind me on every single episode that they been dating for seven years. Mama, you ain't foolin' a bitch. You been dating for a day because NO ONE would be going out with someone for SEVEN YEARS and have such levels of DISTRUST towards each other.

There were A LOT of things that I personally didn't like/thought it could have been improved, but I'll talk only about the most prominent ones:

~Acting:
Garbage. And I was genuinely concerned because some of the actors I thought were good on the previous season butchered their performance so bad here. Techno was too much, Champ was too awkward (and yes I know his character is awkward), Tharn's parents need to quit, Tharn's sister... so beautiful but a TERRIBLE actress, the doctor guy couldn't even land a joke right, the knee guy couldn't even portray a character right, and I could just keep talking. Seriously, WHAT HAPPENED HERE?! That leads to my next point:

~Cast:
Garbage. I'm going to tell you my main problem: The age gap was way too noticeable. Most of our characters are in their late twenties/early thirties and the only actor that reflects this age is Mew. Everybody else looked way too young to be playing these roles. I understand why Gulf is still here (obviously), but pretty much every body else needed to be recasted. Their interactions and set personalities were too childish to believe these were grown adults.

~Story:
Garbage. There's barely even a plot. Everything was as shallow as it could be. No in-depth story. You would think that we would *at least* have a better look into the knee guy's life, but we only got the usual "nobody loves me boo boo boo" drama that didn't mean anything. Lhong's story was so much better told and had way more impact than this little brat's. Generic, generic, generic already seen before plot.

The only thing that I have to admit I really liked about the story was Type's ceremony thing at the end. I really loved that little taste of Thailand culture and tradition. I thought Gulf looked adorable without... you know... hahahaha! That was cute, sis. That and the cocoa couple. I liked them.

~Writing, pacing, editing:
Garbage. I mean it seriously.

Mama this show has everything: Garbage writing, garbage acting, garbage plot, garbage cast, garbage drama. You could call it the visual depiction of GARBAGE. I do not recommend it. Actually, I didn't even watch this through an official streaming service because there's no way in hell I was going to officially support this mess. ;)

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Conflicted

I honestly really liked the first season so I was expecting a lot more from this season. I was fine with everything until the scene with Fiat trying to kiss Type until the end, and I hated the kidnapping scene. I wished there was more focus on side couples as well. Despite everything than Fiat did I was hoping for more deep scenes of him and Leo as well as more progress from Champ and Doctor Khunpol. I loved scenes between Phugun and Cirrus, they were a breath of fresh air. Somehow I’m still satisfied with the ending because I did like the characters, the script was just lacking. I still felt the connection between Type and Tharn. I wasn’t expecting them to be perfect nor for them to change. I think people are being to harsh on the drama honestly, I don’t know why they expected Tharn to not be jealous or for Type to not be impulsive. I’m looking forward to the special episode considering a large part of episode 12 focused on Thorn’s wedding. I’m also looking forward to more work from Mew and Gulf.

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FOR NEW WATCHERS! ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW..

to anyone reading this. if you haven't yet watched tharntype s2 then I suggest you better not read/get too invested with the comments here, I watched this series when It aired and i enjoyed it a lot and tharntype is really special to me but now after a while a came back to this cuz i was rewatching it and most of the recent comments are not like how i expected it to be. sure we all have our opinions but i wish you would give a chance to watch this season too, and stop whenever you feel like.

I'm saying this cuz i swear i have no words to explain how special tharntype is to me now and how much i enjoyed this show and how much i miss them up to this day and i really wish for a season 3 too

idk how most of the recent watchers did NOT enjoy this show as much as I did and many... but please listen to me and you might be able to totally fall in love with this series/tharntype. and I meant it when I said I still miss them and they are very special, and I don't have many special and tharntype is 1 in the 2 series which are special to me! <3

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Cringey AF

This was a horribel sequel, the acting was so bad and the stylist should get fired.

The plot in this story was poorly executed, and I often felt like the actors had no connection with the characters that they are portraying. Honestly the plot did not make any sense either. The writer should also get fired, the dialog was too cringey.
What really made me drop the show was the styling, the makeup, they where wearing the same kind of clothes in almost every episode. The first season was raw and real, yes it was still cringey but it was passable because the plot was so nice. But this season was just, I feel embarrassed for all of the actors. I don't get the hype of this season at all.

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Fairly Interesting.

My expectations for this season were quite low based on the reviews on this site, but having watched it, I am pleasantly surprised. The romance between TharnType is still very much alive, still interesting and much healthier than it was in Season 1. Although people keep insisting this season is a bit dull (and to an extent, I agree), I definitely love how all that toxicity TharnType had in Ssn 1 is now gone, and we see them actually working to build their relationship. Type is more temperamental than he once was, and I'm happy to see how much his character has developed. Also, the tangent about Type's worklife problems is quite interesting and relatable.

The acting is good, the production quality is adequate. I do however feel, that just like Ssn 1, the writing is lacking. While TharnType's chemistry keeps you hooked regardless, there is way more they could've put into this story and there were definitely moments when I felt that nothing was really happening in the episode. I'm also not a huge fan of the number of new couples they've introduced into the show. Overall, the story is enjoyable, but solely because it is TharnType, and not because the writing is incredible. Harsh, but true.

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A big disappointment

Only positive point. The acting. Mostly, for the part of the series taking place in the work place of Type. I have to be honest i was surprised by the progress of Gulf Kanawit. He is amazing. The only good thing about this show. The rest of cast is quite ok. But what is going on with the other male lead.... i mean there is no more chemistry and every scene is overacted....
The only couple in which you can see some "feelings" is the secondary couple. The scenes when Tharn has to interract with his cousin are a bit creepy.
There is no storyline so no need to review it.
The post production is just a disaster.
The ost are very good. I enjoyed them more than the show.
I have stop to watch the full episode and i'm just enjoying some clips of Gulf Kanawut acting.
There is no reason to rewatch this series.

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