Blank (2024)

Brilliant, Underrated Series

When I started watching- I hadn't even heard about it- no promos or anything. I love GAP so it was strange. I think I've watched every GL out there, and this is perhaps one of the best, if not the absolute best.

It's such a difficult topic, handled with such maturity and beauty. I have to add that personally I'm a bit uncomfortable with age gap stories myself but in this one- so was the lead- her perspective came across so beautifully that I couldn't help but root for both of them. The actresses are both fabulous, the chemistry, flow and everything seems natural. Especially Faye Peraya. And the direction is also brilliant- her reserved character comes off so well. The tender scenes are done in absolute silence- which only add to realness of it. I was amazed at the brilliance of this GL from nowhere.

A little bit of spoiler- it doesn't have the 'perfect ending'- I don't even think there was anyway to achieve it with the storyline being such a tricky topic, but I think the lack of such an ending makes it even more real. Personally I loved it. Although my heart broke a little- and that's the only reason my rating is not a perfect 10

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the story and the main cast acting so good! plus the CHEMISTRY of YOKOFAYE

the story of this GL SERIES so GOOD. the acting of the main cast which is YOKO and FAYE was TOO GOOD! when I first watched the first episode, when ANUENG appeared in front of ARNUENG at the store, there was a strange chemistry. but I have no idea about the story, and I still haven't read the summary of the story. but I feel that there is something... they're match in my sense. the chemistry appeared so easy and good like a BOOM! I noticed, Yoko is good at acting, there is no ugly effort. no over reaction. she's good at acting, act like a kid. she's good at humors for funny, she's good at thrill. she is also good at crying. she's all in one! YOKO is a PROMISING ACTRESS in Thailand. and YOKO-FAYE is the new LOVE TEAM of GLs WORLD! best in 2024! also Faye she was good, although little bit I was disappointed with her, because more videos of her that appear on social media, she's flirting with more ladies. that's career ruining. but? and because we love the LOVETEAM of her and yoko, Faye's career has been saved . anyway, more GLs to come for YOKOFAYE! they have big chemistry! we love them so much! please make us fall in love again ! CONGRATULATIONS to all the staff of BLANK the series... from the PHILIPPINES ( we are not thai but we love you guys! )

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I LOVE THIS SERIES!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!!

I love this series how the cast portray their roles very well, I can feel all the emotions whether it's love, sadness this series is a masterpiece I'm aware that a lot of you guys is uncomfortable about their age gap but if you watched this series you'll understand. That love knows no age and gender when you really love a person and it shows the reality of having a relationship Is not easy you both need to put a lot of effort to make it work, I LOVE ALL THE CAST #FAYEYOKO #MARISSAICE I wanted to thanks all the casts, staff, CEO P'wan CEO p'Ice to make it really happen. I'm very satisfied

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A Surprising Rollercoaster of Emotions!

Get ready for an exciting revelation about "Blank: The Series"! Initially, I had my doubts about the show, thinking it might turn out to be a disaster. Yoko's character gave off annoying vibes, and the significant 16-year age gap between Khun Nueng and Anueng raised some eyebrows. However, the series had a few surprises up its sleeve that pleasantly caught me off guard.

Just when I thought I had the characters figured out, the show took an unexpected turn. Anueng's childish behaviour turned out to be a clever act, a strategic way to break down Khun Nueng's emotional walls. It was like witnessing an intricate game of emotional Jenga! Both characters had their share of struggles, including past abuse and restrictive circumstances. Yet, amidst the chaos, a genuine bond formed, and their journey became immensely captivating.

Let's take a moment to appreciate the high production value of the series, especially coming from a small production house. The scenes, particularly the reshoots, were exceptionally well-executed, raising the quality bar to new heights. With such impressive visuals, my expectations for Season 2 are sky-high. I was so enthralled that I couldn't resist delving into the source material by reading the book. That's how deeply invested I became! Plus, that season one end!!! I wanted to make sure I didn't try to smack Khun Nueng in my dreams.

Now, let's talk about the exciting and humorous aspect: the "Fifty Shades of Anueng" situation in Season 2. Brace yourself for a hilariously entertaining ride! The unexpected and comical situations that arise will leave you in fits of laughter. How will they handle it? Will they go for steaminess or keep it light-hearted? The anticipation is palpable as we eagerly await to see how this spicy twist unfolds.

So, fellow fans of GL dramas, "Blank: The Series" is an absolute surprise package. It's like embarking on an emotional rollercoaster ride, filled with unexpected twists and turns that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Don't judge it based on your first impression because once you give it a chance, you'll be in for an exhilarating adventure. Prepare yourself for drama, character growth, a dash of spicy romance, and plenty of laughter.

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Thai GL version of Dynasty

GLs are few and far between, they should not be judged harshly and given the space to grow. The first thai gl, GAP, I dropped after one episode. This one I finished but only because it was short not because I liked it. I did not. Actually it was bad and boring.

The story of a 20yr old high school student hitting on a 36yr old artist is new and original. And that is all. Everything else is just bad starting with the main characters. They all sound like they came out of a soap opera. So the 20yr old's mother was the artist's best friend in school. She even had a crush on her but when the artist rejected her confession, she slept with a boy who got her pregnant. Later that boy was getting married to the artist but she left him at the altar. They all come from wealthy families.

I would not have minded this soapy plot if the chemistry were good. It was not! The 20yr old girl behaves as if she is 12: baby voice, cutesy expression, pouty, pushy and manipulative. The 36 yr old artist is a virgin, never been in love, usually lost in front of the pushy girl with rare bouts of adult reasoning which is always welcome.

They are making a second season? Please don't! This was bad enough! The woes of rich people are not as interesting as they used to be! On the other hand we may find out answers to some of the questions that have been left open.... but I will have forgotten about those by tomorrow anyway!

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Showcases stalking, harassment and toxic relationships in a positive light

I watched the first three episodes, and found myself in rollercoaster of disappointment. The younger girl's behavior towards the older woman was deeply unsettling. For the first and second episode we are introduced to the younger girl (Aueng) stalking, harassing and not respecting the older woman (Nueng)'s boundaries. Despite the older woman repeatedly telling the younger girl to stop following her from her art studio to her house, and to stop flirting with her but the younger girl doesn't stop and whenever the older woman calls her out on her actions she acts like a victim and tells the other woman she's being treated horribly. This kind of relationship perpetuates toxicity and entitlement in relationships.

One of he most concerning aspects of the story is the codependency between the two characters, particularly highlighted by multiple fans' comments. This along with the backstory involving the younger girl being the product of a failed abortion, wherein her mother was advised by Nueng to undergo adds massive layers of toxicity to an already toxic relationship. Themes like this misrepresent and almost taint LGBTQ+ relationships.

Furthermore, the younger girl being portrayed as very child-like despite being aged-up by the showrunner from 16 to 20 doesn't sit well with me. Let me clarify that I have no problem with age gaps given that both people are mature. In this GL the younger girl even though she's 20 acts like she's 12 because she had a premature birth. The younger girl, her father and her mother being romantically involved with Nueng also massively complicates an already complicated story. The worst GL in history.

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Debido ala edad es poco confuso

Principalmente estaba bastante marcada por la diferencia de edad por lo q para algunos resulta difícil decidir si verla o no.
Así que aclarare eso las edades son
A-nueng= 21/20 años
Khun nueng=36
Ambas mayores de edades, bueno aclarado continuo:
Tiene actuaciones muy buenas, química al 100% y las escenas +18 al final supieron manejarlo muy bien, desde el primer episodio te engancha. Y si te parece un muy infantil el personaje de A-nueng quedate pq nose parecera mucho en el final, seguirá siendo ella pero con cierto desarolló para bien.
Comparte universo con la serie de gap en general supieron adaptar muy hien las parejas, como mención el personaje de mon tuve un excelente cast la verdad q se reconoce muy bien el personaje

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