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Multilicus
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Overall 7.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
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A bit bland, but JoongDunk saved it

tl;dr: JoongDunk chemistry elevates this underwritten and troubled show – it was their dynamic which made me watch all 12 episodes.
Acting
Joong’s acting may not always be on point, but he was still superior to the rest of the cast. Dunk did his homework in this department too; his abilities are still limited, but he was nonetheless able to portray a new character, different from “Star in My Mind”. Both actors give their characters qualities some would attribute to the actors themselves: Joong’s Joke is effortlessly cool and nonchalant, but also caring and a tad clingy, while Dunk’s Zo poses as timid and withdrawn, while being perfectly able to stand his ground. Also, they get intimate quite often and seem very comfortable about it; no forced, non-consensual nor awkward kisses here!
Script
My overall reception of the show suffered due to weaknesses of the script.
My biggest complaint regarding the show is that it feels messy, but also bland, lukewarm, at times even boring. It’s not hot nor cold, it leaves you with a “meh” feeling. No idea how this was accomplished, as the script includes two plots to win someone over involving the main characters, a stalker pestering one of the main characters to get back at the other main character, strained relationships with a demanding parent, a past heartbreak, a side couple with their own problems and drama etc. etc. The content is clearly there – but it doesn’t translate to a captivating story.
As with many other BL’s this one doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be about. Is it a rom-com? A coming of age story? Family drama? Thriller (see the stalker episode)? You can include elements of all of those in a show, but you have to be smart about it – otherwise you’ll get a tonal mess. "Hidden Agenda” has this problem – it’s all over the place.
Hard to say what the titular “Hidden Agenda” really was/was supposed to be. Was it Zo’s attempt to win Nita over? Joke’s attempt to get Zo? BTW: depending on how you judge Joke’s motives and actions (and some reactors claimed that Joke didn’t do anything wrong – any normal person would act in a similar way) the hidden agenda may not exist; even if it does, it’s not important enough to have the show named after it. Spoiler warning: both the initial trailer and the official trailer are misleading, as the whole “Joke helps Zo to get Nita in order to get Zo” gets resolved in something like 3 episodes; the rest is about a variety of other issues, like family, ambition, friendship, competition, communication and so on.
The script introduces several important issues, like Zo’s relationship with his mother and Joke’s with his father, pretty late in the show. Since both issues seem to be late additions they do not appear to be important. It’s a shame we didn’t get more of both these storylines in earlier episodes. This would allow them to grow naturally, would explain more of Joke’s and – more importantly – Zo’s backstory and motivation, would show Zo and Joke as more than just students in love. Balancing every important aspect of the story, introducing them in the right moment, giving them more time to breathe – all of that would greatly improve the show.
Pacing
Pacing is generally okay and helps the show; only ep. 2 felt redundant (the “Joke gets into Zo’s club” storyline could have been a subplot in a different episode or be omitted entirely – have Joke be a club member when the show starts).
Cast
The support/secondary couple (Aou’s Jeng and Boom’s Pok) felt unnecessary. With only a handful of scenes (I think it was less than 1 per episode) we didn’t really get a storyline with them; it’s not clear to me what was their purpose in the show.
Same can be said about several other characters. Only Nita, Pat, Joke’s grandma and father as well as Zo’s parents do things that make the story progress. I loved to see Pod, Guy, Arm and AJ, but they were heavily underused and their characters didn’t have much to do.
Music
Both songs (“Hidden Agenda” and “Your Smile”) were decent, with nice MVs. Joong sings a bit in this show and he’s rather good at it. I enjoyed most of the background and ambient music used in the show, both the subtle emotional vibes and the cool electropop used to good effect throughout the series.
Favorite scene
I wanted to end my review with something good from the show. It has its moments – I enjoyed most scenes with Joke and Zo as a couple and plenty of other things (like Joke’s grandma – she’s a treasure), but the grand prize has to go to the finale of ep. 9. It actually moved me to tears. Joong’s delivery – quiet, but deeply emotional – was nearly perfect. Dunk remaining silent for the whole scene and non-verbally expressing Zo’s doubt, hesitation, sadness and how moved he was – great. To top it all the scene was shot in a very smart way, with Joke and Zo in the same room, but staying apart, with Zo packing his things and Joke trying to bridge a gap between them in one last attempt. That scene alone let us glimpse what this show might have been – and that JoongDunk can do magic. Would love to see them again in a BL as the main couple – this time with a good script.

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Ongoing 1/12
eden
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Jul 10, 2023
1 of 12 episodes seen
Ongoing 0
Overall 7.0
Story 7.5
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 5.0
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The Hidden Agenda Is Behind a Glass Wall

It seems like we have been hit with a lot of GMMTV BL’s that start with one lead attempting to swoon another person but eventually falling in love with their “surprisingly” attractive male counterpart. We saw this with Fish Upon the Sky, then currently with Be My Favorite, and now with Hidden Agenda. It’s not that I don't like it, but it is losing its impact, imo. (but go watch BMF anyway, it is amazing.)

The first episode starts off with a story read by Zo (Dunk) in a recording studio. Joke (Joong) and him get into a small fit as Zo went overtime by 5 minutes, which now makes him “owe” Joke something. I am not wild about this first interaction, especially how strong Joke came off (he backed Zo up to a wall and…idk for a first impression it didn’t hit bc I knew how uncomfortable I would feel if that happened irl).

They see each other next on a bus ride when Zo’s friends talk about his crush on Joke’s ex aloud — not knowing Joke was a few seats away. He offers his help to Zo and he turns him down. Again, not totally wild about this interaction and it supports my worries of liking the original trailer more than the newest.

When the original trailer came out seven months ago, I liked how mysterious Joke seemed. He was quiet, respectful, but there was a passion to him (honestly like Khabkluen). I felt it balanced well with Zo being the eager and friendly person he is. However, in this new rendition of their story, Joke is a bit more aggressive. For example, their first meeting when he backed Zo up to a wall, and 25 mins in when he said Zo has “no spine.”
Joke is a bit unserious and I don’t particularly like this route. For instance, I liked how in og trailer, Zo approached Joke to help him date Nita, and Joke is quietly happy because he likes Zo, and it just ends up being super cute and wholesome. Though, in this version, Joke seems mostly forward to help Zo, and it doesn’t hit the same, imo.

Random Ramblings:
• I want to add that I don’t like how Zo’s “unattractive” phase continues the “glasses make you less cute” trope. Bit of a bummer, tbh. Like, Dunk is clearly societally attractive anyway. Just because you style his hair down and put plastic rims around his eyes, we can still see his features so why not just have his other look to begin with?
• I hope I don’t get annoyed with Zo’s friend group and I hope they actually give him good advice/are there for him when he needs them. I’m a bit iffy of them as of the first ep. especially since they left him drunk.
• Music is what it is for GMMTV. You’re gonna get those random soundbites and fading in and out music.
• Thank GOD we have a character that plays the guitar!! I have no clue what I would do without that! /j
• Happy Joke was able to be there for Zo when he got sick in the bathroom, but the scene after, when Zo was confronting Joke, Joke said he wasn’t making any sense when all Zo was saying was sense?? But then, Joke’s comment that, “If you think you don’t stand a chance with Nita, just give up,” was very right.
• The flashback from their freshman year at ~39 minutes had me very confused- it came out of nowhere.

On to more positive things:
• I really hope they add more to Nita’s character! She seems so sweet and I’d love for her to be deeper than your love-interest turned non-love interest. I also like how they made Joke and her friends even after their breakup <33
• Yay, for JoongDunk getting a drama with 10 eps! I hope their chemistry continues to grow and I am happy they seem comfortable with each other.
• I like how the plot’s environment is centered around a club. I don’t believe we have seen that from GMMTV yet and it is nice to see a new aspect than your typical college classmate.
• On a similar note, I like that it is a debate club. I think they can implement some great moments of tension from their personal love-life which then seep into the club debates.
• The college’s campus seems pretty.
• Favorite line: “Why should I hurt my hand by punching you?” (ep. 1, 35 mins.)
• So far, it's better than Love in the Air, but that bar is pretty low!

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johhu
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Oct 12, 2023
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Overall 8.5
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 8.5

A good one with touch of a real life feeling

I liked it. It was a story of a couple getting together and how their relationship grows. There was less drama and unrealistic plots, it was more like what could happen in real life and how people feel things for real. Of course this series had its own share of not so great scenes so it wasn't perfect but enjoyable enough.

The plot handled different type of issues that were mostly solved within one episode. And most importantly the couples talked about issue not just being a drama qeen and being several episodes apart just because of some idiotic misunderstanding that could have been solved in seconds if they only have talked each other.

If you like more drama and anxiety this may not be your favorite but for others it's a nice and relaxing series to watch.

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Not a Robot
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Sep 24, 2023
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 9.5
Story 9.5
Acting/Cast 10
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 9.0
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Coming of Age Story of Assessing your Worth

I loved this coming of age story. I loved how neither family were bothered or questioned the closeness of Zo and Joke's relationship, which shows a nice change for an Asian family.

The message of Asian parents loving their child despite how he/she sees their own accomplishments, versus what they think their parents' expectations are, is a very powerful message for those of us who come from Asian families. We "know" this, but are rarely "told" this. Some Asian families are more stoic that others, and I thought the scenes between Zo and his mother, and Joke and his father, were very important for some Asian and maybe even non-Asian children (regardless of age) to see. Asian families do not have to express their love in a western style, but it's still nice to hear it once in a while. Even our elders need to hear it once in a while.

Jeng and Pok started this series on the low, but Jeng had to make a decision once Pok decided that having a secret relationship would no longer work for him. After deciding that his relationship with Pok was more important, Jenk became very public with his relationship, and was willing to change football teams due to homophobia.

So while the messages were delivered in a comedy romance, it does not negate the importance of these stories. I think this is an example of a story for and by Thai/Asian families, and since we are taught to "read the air," it makes sense to me.

I know this is a dumb criticism , but why Nita is wearing heavy sweaters in Thailand, but when leaving for Helsinki, she is wearing a crop top and short skirt? Even during the summer, Finland will seem cold to a Thai person. I'll never understand why in these series, the actors are dressed for a cooler climate, when their country's climate is so hot and humid.

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Ongoing 1/12
JoJoGirll
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Jul 9, 2023
1 of 12 episodes seen
Ongoing 0
Overall 9.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 9.5
Soo the first episode just came out and wow am in love! Idk what it is whit JoongDunk but thay always captivate me and pull me in the the story. It's like thay are a drug and you can't stop watching and you want more and more! Over all att the moment am 100% in love whit this series and will definitely continue to watch! 10/10 Would recommend! Hopefully we will not have to wait for like 7episodes to get some action between them!

I can't realy rate the story yet but i will defenetly update this review when more then half of the episodes have been released!
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Apaixonada por BL
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Jan 2, 2024
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 9.5
Story 9.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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Surpresa boa

Eu confesso que não comecei a assistir com muitas expectativas, mas terminei essa série com uma sensação gostosa de conforto. É importante falar da evolução do Dunk, pois a série anterior, que ele também fez par com o Joong, deixou a desejar tanto na atuação como na química, Agora, ele aparece mais maduro, talvez pela construção do personagem, que é diferente da outra série, e com atuação melhorada a química entre eles melhorou consideravelmente.

O plot é bem clichê na verdade, mas blzeiros vivem de clichês, não é mesmo?
O roteiro nada inovador, traz o personagem de Zo "apaixonado" por Nita, e o personagem Joke, amigo de Nita, promete ajudá-lo a conquistar a garota, com a condição de que ele consiga entrar no clube de debates (esse clube é novidade pra mim). Na verdade, Joke tem a intenção de aproveitar o tempo próximo a Zo para conquistá-lo, e ele consegue! Mais clichê impossível.

Gostei muito do casal secundário, gostei de não terem vilanizado a personagem Nita, ao contrário, humanizaram ela e mostraram uma amizade sincera entre homem e mulher. Não existiu nenhum drama mirabolante entre os casais, apenas aquela negação dos sentimentos que atormentou Zo após o primeiro beijo, e foi bonito ver o Joke entendendo isso e correndo atrás.

Minha crítica vai apenas para a questão familiar. A família de Zo, com sua alegria ou problemas estava sendo mostrada desde o início, mas sobre Joke, tivemos apenas a aparição rápida de sua avó (uma diva) e no último episódio é que vemos o real problema da família dele, a treta com o pai poderia ter sido explorada de forma mais inteligente.

A parte técnica também não deixa a desejar, não tenho críticas.

Com certeza recomendo essa série, e pretendo assisti-la várias vezes.

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Rodrigo Bonfim
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Oct 10, 2023
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 9.5
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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Lenta, porém deliciosa!

Eu amei como o romance é construído, não teve traição e a enganação foi Joke já gostar de Zo há muito tempo!
Muito fofos, atuação não é das melhores, mas só alguns personagens se perdem ali, Nita foi usada na medida certa. Vovó maravilhosa, só gostaria de saber como o pai de Zo ficou, se ele foi pra casa ou não.
Os beijos muito fofos e a cena da primeira vez do casal foi muito fofa na medida certa!
Sorri demais toda vez que eles se beijavam ou se abraçavam, fofos DEMAIS!
Lembrei um pouco do meu relacionamento, nesses longos 7 anos foram muitos altos e baixos e ficamos juntos, crises vieram, mas relacionamento é isso, é algo fluido que precisa estar todo tempo se adaptando as pessoa envolvidas!
Muito amor e respeito envolvido!

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Lizzindagi
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Oct 15, 2023
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 7.0
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 9.0
Rewatch Value 7.0

Vide mais mignonnet

Sincèrement pas très intéressant, juste mignonnet. Je trouve que GMMTV fournit à JoongDunk des séries quand même assez limitées, notamment niveau scénario (en clair, c'est vide). Cette série ressemble tellement à Star In My Mind, les personnages sont similaires, que ce soit pour Joong ou Dunk, le personnage de Joong lorgnant également du côté de Sarawat dans 2gether. Si je trouve que Dunk s'est amélioré, il est quand même le maillon faible du couple côté jeu. Peut-être qu'il n'est d'ailleurs pas possible de leur donner des séries plus ambitieuses comme pour ForceBook, JimmySea ou PondPhuwin.
Après avoir dit tout cela, leur alchimie est ce qui sauve cette série du naufrage et qui permet de donner un 7 (je suis quand même assez gentille dans ma notation) parce que c'est toujours adorable de voir JoongDunk ensemble. Je conseille d'ailleurs les BTS, qui sont presque plus affectueuses que le drama lui-même.
Un problème que j'ai eu par contre avec le couple JokeZo est cette impression de déséquilibre dans leur relation, que Joke est plus investi, plus amoureux. Les scénaristes et/ou réalisateur ont d'ailleurs rajouté des scènes insistant sur l'amour de Zo.
Le couple AouBoom et les rôles secondaires, pourtant donnés à des acteurs GMMTV solides et familiers, sont anecdotiques.

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winter_
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Sep 24, 2023
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 7.0
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 7.5
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
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Ricordo ancora la sensazione avuta quando guardai il primo trailer, ero troppo emozionata per l’uscita di questa serie ed era una di quelle che aspettavo di più fra tutte.
Inutile dire che su questo aspetto sono rimasta un pò delusa.
Mi spiego, la trama parla solo del fatto che Zo è innamorato di Nita e quindi chiede aiuto a Joke, l’ex di Nita, di aiutarlo a conquistarla ma con il tempo le cose tra Zo e Joke cambiano.
Questa è la trama e sia il primo trailer che il secondo sembrano essere totalmente incentrati su questa dinamica, purtroppo nella serie in sé la cosa non va come si pensa, quella che sembra essere la trama che coprirà l’intera storia viene iniziata e finita in due/tre episodi, inutile dire che sta cosa mi ha letteralmente sfracassato le palle. La storia dei primi episodi era così carina, anche se un pò noiosa poteva essere facilamente aggiustata e portata avanti, potevano essere aggiunte molte scene in cui succedevano delle situazioni mentre Zo cercava di conquistare Nita grazie a Joke, invece hanno fatto quelle poche scene e in pochissimi episodi hanno concluso tutto; letteralmente Zo ha capito di non essere innamorato di Nita al PRIMO fottuto appuntamento con lei, ci ha messo mezzo secondo per capirlo ma boom pur sapendo i suoi sentimenti per Joke ci ha messo tutto il suo cervello per capirsi meglio.
Sinceramente il modo in cui hanno gestito sta cosa mi ha fatto impazzire (in senso negativo) perché avrebbero potuto portare avanti la cosa del cercare di conquistare Nita con i vari accenni a lui che si sta innamorando di Joke per poi buttarci il momento definitivo in cui capisce che nei confronti di Nita aveva solo molto rispetto e l’ammirava. Personalmente penso che così sarebbe stato decisamente meglio, anche perchè mi ricordo troppo sta scena del primo trailer dove a na certa Joke chiede a Zo se sa baciare e poi “glielo dimostra”, oltre al fatto che sta scena fece impazzire tutti, la trovo anche come un punto determinante per Zo nel capire i suoi sentimenti, sarebbe stato veramente bello se avessero allungato la fase iniziale e aggiunto questa scena. Hanno sfruttato malissimo una trama molto particolare, da questo punto di vista sono delusa, pare che non si sono impegnati.
Quindi alla fine aggiungendo la cosa dello staker, i litigi, il club, il premio e i problemi familiari, sono finiti per non centrare la storia di base facendo diventare la serie tutt’altro di quello che si può pensare leggendo la trama o guardando il trailer.

Una delle cose che poi più mi stanno a cuore e di cui sono stata delusissima sono Jeng e Pok. Quando vidi il primo trailer PIANSI nel vedere Aou e Boom come coppia, ero la persona più felice del mondo in quanto ho desiderato tantissimo vederli assieme sin da quando li ho visti in vice-versa. Poi ho letteralmente amato come nel primo trailer li abbiano fatti vedere tutti uniti che si tenevano per la mano parlando di matrimonio egualitario e dicendo liberamente di amarsi….ecco…nella serie questo è stato trasformato DRASTICAMENTE, nell’opposto. Da quello che ho scritto prima sono invece diventati una coppia segreta e problematica. Sinceramente ho amato Pok sin dall’inizio e mi dispiaceva per lui perchè si vedeva tale e quale che proprio per amore ed empatia stava cercando di adattarsi a quello che voleva Jeng, ossia di tenere la relazione ultra segreta, come se non si conoscessero.
Da una parte lo voglio pure capire a Jeng ma cazzo quanto mi ha fatto salire i nervi quando all’open day la ragazzina ha chiesto "Sei single?" e lui stronzo ha detto pure di sì e gli ha dato l’insta, lì mi è partito il nervoso perchè capisco tutto quello che vuoi ma cazzo questa ragazzina molto probabilmente manco la rivedrai più e te ti fai il problema di non far capire che sei fidanzato con un ragazzo. Che poi anche se glielo avessi detto, non significa dire che stai con un ragazzo, in sti casi dici che sei occupato e basta, mica con chi! Quindi nulla per me assurdo, dopo tutto quello che Pok ha fatto per lui, Jeng si permette pure di fare lo stronzo in sta maniera, veramente io senza parole, assurdo.
Quando Pok ha FINALMENTE capito che doveva mettere i paletti e che non meritava di essere trattato così, ho goduto. Devo dire che a Jeng l’ha spaventato a morte quando stava facendo le valige perchè sennò non si spiega il suo cambiamento DRASTICO. Così dal nulla ha detto che era fidanzato e si è comportato in maniera decisamente più aperta e mi ha fatto piacere ma doveva accorgersene prima che Pok facesse quella scenata, come si è permesso di trattarlo così fino ad allora. Quindi veramente io li amo ma cazzo quanti problemi indesiderati, nel primo trailer erano decisamente meglio e mi sarebbe piaciuto vedere almeno per una volta una coppia felicemente aperta sul loro amore. Peccato.

Riguardo Zo e Joke non so che dire, seria. Loro amori miei ma bho sarò io ma non ho sentito nulla di speciale nella loro storia. Per non parlare di come Zo sia descritto come quello che pensa sempre agli altri ma poi ha gli atteggiamenti più egoistici che abbia mai visto, molte volte mi ha scazzato che pensasse solo a quello che provava lui respingendo Joke che porello voleva aiutarlo a stare meglio o comunque a capire se stesso. Infatti la maggior parte dei litigi li ho trovati parecchio inutili bho potevano essere evitati se solo avessero ragionato meglio. In ogni caso mi sono piaciuti lo stesso.

Riguardo la questione famiglia non credo di essere la persona giusta per commentare tali dinamiche perchè sono molto rancorosa. Dopo tutto quello che hanno fatto e detto i loro genitori per tutta la loro vita, segnandoli in maniera irreversibile...te mi stai a dire che Zo e Joke hanno veramente accettato le loro scuse? Lo hanno fatto ma bho personalmente non ci sarei mai riuscita. Con tutto l’amore del mondo ma cazzo se voi genitori non vi preoccupate a crescere in maniera opportuna i vostri figli, non vi preoccupate di niente se non di voi stessi, che volete? Sinceramente adulti come sono in quel momento era decisamente troppo tardi per capire ciò che hanno fatto e chiedere scusa. Hanno prima rovinato gli anni “migliori” (messo tra parentesi perchè per me sono i peggiori ma così vengono comunemente chiamati) della loro vita e adesso vogliono perdono? Io veramente non ci sarei riuscita anche perchè bho sarò io ma ho provato disagio nel vedere il padre di Joke volere un abbraccio, dopo tutto quello che ha fatto l’abbraccio è la cosa più inutile che potesse fare, al posto di Joke mi sarei sentita a disagio nell'avere un gesto di affetto dopo tutto quello che gli ha fatto passare. Come già ho detto sono troppo rancorosa per commentare ste cose quindi nulla ognuno la veda come vuole.

In generale “Hidden Agenda” è un misto tra delusione e…..delusione. Sono seria. Mi sarei aspettata che questa trama fosse sfruttata meglio e bho personalmente non ho sentito nulla di speciale. Il tutto però è stato piacevole da vedere quindi lo
consiglio.

+sinceramente amerei se facessero tipo uno spin-off (non so se si chiama così ) della storia di Pok e Jeng. Se facessero una serie incentrata su di loro e le dinamiche della loro coppia sarebbe veramente interessante poi sinceramente amo Aou e Boom quindi sì li voglio protagonisti.

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Ongoing 1/12
BlandineG
3 people found this review helpful
Jul 31, 2023
1 of 12 episodes seen
Ongoing 0
Overall 3.5
Story 3.0
Acting/Cast 3.5
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 1.5

déception et déjà vu

Dommage encore un scénario mal ficelé, histoire déjà vue et pas originale, pas de nouveauté la trame se devine dès le 1er épisode.
1) L'ex qui négocie son aide pour conquérir la belle et l'amoureux qui se retrouve à devoir côtoyer l'ex et fini par succomber à son charme, tout est basé sur des arrangements qui finissent toujours de la même manière
2) Aussi très déçue par le jeu de Dunk, pas à l'aise dans sa gestuelle, des mimiques toujours maladroites en comparaison à Joon, pourtant il n'en est pas à son premier lakorn et surtout les 2 se connaissent bien maintenant.
Je ne pense pas visionner le reste de la série, trop évidente

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