A Japanese man and a young Taiwanese man. Encounters and love happen in the frame of the screen. Even if the epidemic limits the connection between people, it can't restrain the destined romance. (Source: KKTV) Edit Translation
- English
- Türkçe
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: 隔離後見個面，好嗎？
- Also Known As: Ge Li Hou Jian Ge Mian, Hao Ma? , Gaak Lei Hau Gin Go Min, Hou Ma? , 隔离後见个面，好吗？ , 隔離後見個面好嗎 , See You After Quarantine, Okay?
- Screenwriter: Lin Pei Yu
- Genres: Comedy, Romance
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Cast & Credits
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![Lance Chiu in See You After Quarantine? Taiwanese Drama (2021)]( "Lance Chiu in See You After Quarantine? Taiwanese Drama (2021)")
Lance ChiuChen Bo ChunMain Role -
![Kawai Akihiro in See You After Quarantine? Taiwanese Drama (2021)]( "Kawai Akihiro in See You After Quarantine? Taiwanese Drama (2021)")
Kawai AkihiroItsuki SatoMain Role -
![Aaron Lai in See You After Quarantine? Taiwanese Drama (2021)]( "Aaron Lai in See You After Quarantine? Taiwanese Drama (2021)")
Aaron LaiZhao Chi DongGuest Role
Reviews
Taiwanese answer to Gameboys was everything I didn’t know I wanted.
SYAQ? features a Japanese love interest, a tiny frantic disaster gay, slow burn pining, and ended with a domestic montage of pure joy. OMG SO CUTE.It’s a marker of Taiwan’s adoration of the crash into me trope (have they ever done a BL without it?) that our boys spend less than 5 minutes of screen time together and still they stumbled into that one. Also, this is Taiwan, so there’s even a bit of high heat. The only thing wrong with this show was how short it was.
Stay all the way through the credits for the most adorable boyfriends ever.
An utterly charming series, all fluff, no drama, and pure warm fuzzies to watch.
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Covid and Social Media bringing out the boys to the yard...
If you want a short but sweet drama with not too much fuzziness to itself..this is the one for you.I'm a sucker for effective storytelling that doesn't drag unnecessary drama or uses old tropes as plot devices. I'm also it seems a sucker for stories centering around COVID times and how social media plays a central role/platform in the story.
This mini-drama had it all. Two dudes that liked each other. Supportive friends, a female character that wasn't too caricature or villainized, and a straight (no pun) to the point script.
Aaron Li is such a sweetheart. I've always had a soft spot for him since HIStory days and I'm happy to see him getting work. He was so adorable and dorky in this and I was really surprised with his Japanese level of speaking. Seems almost natural (perhaps he lived in Japan before?)
I really enjoyed that bilingual script (being multilingual myself) it is so nice to see how they jump from one language to another which makes it so relatable for us who do this every day.
The chemistry was actually there too! Which can be hard if the actors are not in the same room throwing lines. I liked the way they were awkward as well because it was a new thing for each of them. I love supportive friends! I mean that is the best takeaway from this drama in my opinion. Both male leads had friends who seem to be ride or die types and we need more representation like that in BLs.
in the end, watch it if you want something quick and enjoyable (get out of the gutter)
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