Still 2gether (2020)

I thought it would be a brave things come but it ends with adorable+comedy scenes!

Sure! It's really cool!! Comedy, romance, friendship and overall great!!!! For the cast play roles good! I'm not just focus on Sarawat & Tine but also for Man-Type, Phukong-Mil, and the messy here Dim-Green hahaha it's made my day! They fight for each other so childish >o<

Its really wrap up lack on season one. I loved how Sarawat and Tine give up for the common good. I enjoyed all of roles bright up with their relationship. Sarawat love Tine so much and does Tine. They miss each other. I'm jealous with them actually :')

Also for the scene more focus on person relationship, not much playing instrument again or a scene that doesn't feel necessary. Detailed on feeling, memories, act and performance in every scene.

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FINALLY.

Short, cute and the perfect sequel to 2gether. It's just another season about how much tine and wat are meant to be: the trust, the effort, the love they put in their relationship is just overwhelming.
It's like watching a couple living their love at its fullest and it couldn't get any better.

As for 2gether, this drama is so realistic. I could totally feel Tine's pain during the distance the couple had to experience and honestly I didn't find it disturbing at all. It's like it is: when you love someone, when you have always someone by your side, you just feel the pain of separation. And it's the most romantic thing ever.

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Lack of ....

Okay this drama was only 5 episodes long, but I honestly thought it would have a bit better, the first one, although it did answer a few questions, or hanging point that was left in the first drama, it still lacked a whole lot ...

Lack of chemistry between the leads ...
Lack of a story line literally ...
Lack of intimacy between Wat/Tine (accept for the last episode) where there finally kissed each other!!
Lack of relationship between the couples.

For me the whole patting on the head to show love was just really putting off, it felt or came across a parent praising the child, also what really got me annoyed was after being from each other for two weeks, and you see them really crying and missing each other, when the two was up and they finally meet, there was love or emotion seen between them, throwing a juice bottle from across a street after two week is not something a couple deeply in love would do!!!

The music was fair, but a little over done, it was like i watching a musical.

Ok ok ok ok, I get i might seem like a complete hypocrite when I say this but I hated the kiss in the end.
But I have my reasons. All throughout the first and this season I have been waiting for a real kiss scene and not come on the cheek or almost kiss. But why add at in at the end with no context and not special feeling behind it, it like they just added that scene on to be like: see they did kiss once. Like we got a hinted shower scene, and so many other chances that they could have showed us they love for each other, but no that kiss just had no impact, or emotions or feelings.

Overall: Both of these were kind of OK but could have been great.

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It's every queer person's dream love story....

It's official dat i have fallen hard for Thailand's BL drama titled 2gether...which have my most favs -- METAWIN & BRIGHT ....(heart eyes).. NOT 2 MENTION DAT DIS WAS MY 1st Bl series,,,

Unbeknownst 2 Tine, Sarawat, our chic and handsome lead had spotted Tine at a Scrubb concert on campus and had fallen in love at first sight. The push and pull between Tine and Sarawat is fun and endearing while the antics of Sarawat’s friends as well as that of Tine also bring about many humorous moments.

This had a simple and inoffensive story line which is refreshing and a major draw to both BL and non-BL fans alike who are somewhat wearied of the heavier subject matter that is prevalent in the boys-love sub-genre. Nevertheless, despite relatively minor hiccups the show provides a pleasant and family friendly viewing experience and is well positioned to be a great and palatable introduction to the Thai BL industry.

P.S I love SCRUBB music. https://youtu.be/X0yfEf1M3Zs

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Short, but worth it.

This is short with only 5 Eps, but so wroth the watch (more so if you have already watched 2gether) I am so glad I watched this one... they really did better with how they made Tine and Wat act more like a couple!! Yeah! Though more not so much, but there were some on there.

To bad the two parts that could have been good *kissing scenes* didn't last long, for one reason or another...

I love the song at the end the one Tine sings to Wat, it was so sweet and I thought kind of funny cos Tine wrote a better song then Wat did for him. lol Though that's my thoughts anyway...

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We got the "kiss till you drop" scene

I just did a review for 2gether: The Series, now I am going to do Still 2gether: The Series which I watched immediately after 2gether.

Still 2gether: The Series is all that I want. Scenes from the previous 2gether were explained, couples got together, we got kiss scenes, we got Wat and Tine sprinkling sugar by the bucket on our romance deprived lives, we got improvement in plot. They really listened to the fans.

If the cast was amazing before, they got even better. It's so clear how much more comfortable each are in playing their characters especially Bright and Win. Their chemistry has gotten even stronger than before. Stampeding herds of bison has now replaced butterflies whenever I watch these two interact. The only thing that bothered me character wise was how annoying and controlling P'Dim got in the entire series. The amount of unnecessary drama that he and Green stirred up gave me a migraine. It also made me think...why is Green still with P'Dim? Their relationship is downright toxic. I had to say it.

The story was quite entertaining, definitely an improvement from the previous season. These 5 episodes has a rather simple storyline was even then I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. I did think that two weeks apart, only a 30 or so minute ride away is gave us a rather dramatic two episodes of them missing each other but at least we can see how much they long for each other.

Scenes between Sarawat and Tine definitely got sweeter what with the cheesy lines (I still love the recurring moments that come up in these episodes) and the chaste cheek kisses that had bison stampeding in my stomach. I especially loved episode 4 which was full of fluff and felt like a huge high of relief for everyone, especially Sarawat and Tine. Their interaction from across the street had me squealing. We can also see that their sweetness level raised after two weeks away from one another. The indirect kiss with the bottle is what my Brightwin heart lives for. However, Sarawat, at least kiss the spot Tine kissed. I also have to say, nice throw, Win. If I had been the one throwing that bottle, it would have either landed 3 kilometers away from Wat, rolled across the street, hit a car, murdered a passerby, shoot down a bird, or whacked Sarawat in the head. The staircase scene at the end made me cry at how sweet they were. The kisses? They were improvised? Brownie points awarded!

WE FINALLY GOT THE "KISS TILL YOU DROP" SCENE. I have to admit, it blew me away. Completely. Wigs and all. I did not expect that. I was so shocked, I went totally silent. (I later screamed and startled the neighborhood dogs so much they began barking.) That kiss was a KISS. It was not innocent at all which is very unexpected of Wat and Tine but then again Wat's mind is even dirtier than anyone I know. The soundtrack wrapped everything up perfectly. I loved it.

This isn't the last we'll see of Wat and Tine since the movie isn't out yet but I cried when it ended anyway. I will miss the thrill of watching the series for the first time. Bright and Win still have F4 Thailand to work on together which I am excited for. As a person who is loyal to three ships; Jikook, Jiranee, Brightwin, it felt a bit weird to see them work together as best friends but I am still excited for F4. I especially want to see Dew Jirawat's performance as the new Huaze Lei.

Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed watching Still 2gether. This is a bit too long for a 5 episode review I know but I applaud anyone who got to the bottom.

(I would also like to note the amount of communication we have between Tine and Wat, something lacking in most Thai dramas that I have watched. And I would also like to say that I will forever be single because there is only 1 Sarawat in this world and he belongs to Tine. *sigh*)

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Most of what you look for in a sequel

Of course I had to watch the sequel after how much I enjoyed 2gether.
Anyone who fell in love with WatTine will enjoy the continuation.

I feel like there's not much in spoilers in a sequel when there's no "will they or won't they." Anyone looking to watch this probably wants to know if they'll find what they're looking for from characters they already like.

To me, music was incredibly important to the original series, but it kind of misstepped here in the sequel. Ironically, the underproduced music from the original sounded better and felt organic. I believed the characters were singing in the scenes, regardless of if they were. For Still 2gether, the music was overproduced. You could tell we were listening to a studio recording, and it wasn't playing off-camera in the scene either. They clearly cut all audio from the music scenes and replaced it with the polished recording and sound effects. So the music was kind of a let down in that regard. Sound editing was incredibly lacking.

Being new to Thai culture, I had to learn what the sniff kiss was, because for a while I thought they kept teasing us with expecting a kiss and not getting one, before I learned its meaning and got it into my head that it seems to be the equivalent of a kiss in American television. That being said, while a little disappointed there weren't many kisses because of this, when they finally did have a legit kiss, that one was all the more powerful and satisfying because I'd been waiting for so long. So sometimes less is more. It was worth the wait to me.

I really enjoyed that there wasn't unnecessary drama introduced to threaten the Wat and Tine's relationship. The relationship was the conflict because relationships are hard. So I loved that it was just slice of life watching these guys navigate their relationship.

I think I didn't enjoy the side couples as much as the first series. The balance just wasn't quite there.

Sarawat and Tine still managed to be the cutest in how they express their love to each other, and that's mostly what I wanted anyway.

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Don’t listen to anyone who says this series was nog good or not needed!

I just finished Still 2gether! It was so so sweet and was very much needed after the slight unsatisfactory ending of 2gether the series. It was very cute a enjoyable! It shows how much the two really do love each other even when a whole year has passed! They miss each other when they are apart, give each other sweet gifts, sing many songs to one another share alot of snuggles in their new place, many adorable head pets, nuzzles, snuggles and kisses!!! *_* whats not to love! I would watch anything if it was about Satawat and Tine! Yes I am whipped for them! The series made me so soft! Theres so many negative reviews and I just don’t understand why!? Its so good, I would watch it again and again! Don’t listen to the negative ppl go and watch this second season and cry and smile with our favourite couple being as sweet as ever!
CAN WE TALK ABOUT THEIR KISS AT THE END!! <3 EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!

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I watched it mainly because I didn't like how season one ended and because the leads are nice to look at.

Did it improve at all ? Not really but it didn't really become worse so that is something, I guess.

It was fine. Meh at best and boring at its worst.

I can completely understand why it's entertaining for some even though it is painfully average & just not good for most because it is painfully average.

In summary:
The story? Still meh.
Acting? Has not improved.
Chemistry? Has not improved.
Characters? Have not improved.

Still extremely overhyped for such an average show with leads who have no chemistry. It does not deserve to be as popular as it is.

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Better than season 1

Well, this season was definitely better.

BrightWin still don’t seem like a couple here, but I mainly came back for ManType anyway and didn’t get disappointed! Their relationship is so mature, and Man/Mike is the best! I’m glad they have their series in “Tonhon Chonlatee”, tho it’s sad how they’re still the background couple and not the main.

I didn’t like how BrightWin didn’t have barely any kisses in both their seasons – I wouldn’t say I like it now but in the end, they did somewhat a good job on portraying a slow-burn relationship. Tho it’s kinda awkward that they’ve been living together for a whole year, yet are still shy when it comes to skinship? Reminds me of KongArthit.

Also, they made it way too dramatic when they were apart for 2 weeks. Way too much drama.

Overall, Mike and Gunsmile carried the show again. Their friendship is the best and their comedy just too funny! Whoever named them Man and Boss really knew what they were doing.

-27.11.21

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now why?

The average was an 8.6, so I rounded down. There is not a lot to talk about. If you don't watch this, you won't miss anything at all. Nothing happened in the five episodes. They are just trying to milk the show. I will give you a rundown on the couples because there is a word minimum limit for reviews.

Sarawat and Tine, our baes They just faced the real world in this and experienced time apart. That's about it. And they sang. THEY KEPT SINGING. If something went wrong, they would sing. If something went right, they would sing. If nothing happened at all, THEY WOULD SING. I don't like singing in Thai dramas; it reminds me of Gacha singing battles.

Man and Type called, and then Bro showed up, and then he disappeared. That was it. There's not a lot to say about them. They are long-distance, and they are trying to make it work.

Mil and Phukong are together and trying to get past that awkward phase of relationships. It is sort of working, but not really. No one thought to tell Sarawat they were dating, though. That was funny.

Boss and Pear are my favorite awkward straight couple with no actual chemistry. Boss running into the water and swimming was really funny, though.

Dim and Green are my favorite couple. Everyone hates them, but I'm really obsessed with them. I don't know why. They are just funny and always have issues.

If there are more couples, my bad. They all got shity endings. Skip this if you want. It is not necessary. Okay, now I am going to try to finish Sotus season 2. Okay bye!

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