Mr.Kill Episode 3 Reactions
I love how the storyline is going as of now i also like the crime scenes in this ep they are made so realistic it is hard to believe and dew's acting while panicking is insane and i also liked camera work in this one I'm also curious how kaye and phat's father's drama gonna unfold also this ep was so similar to what is going on in india loved it
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Ini series Thailand pertama aku,seriesnya sangat keren luar biasa Kaye bisa memerankan 2 kepribadian ganda yg harus memikul bebeban utang orang tua dan phat seorang polisi yg mempunyai tekad dan ambisi untuk menemukan pelaku atas pembunuhan berantai dan seorang kakak yg hebat untuk adiknya praew, tpi masih banyak plot twist yg sedang menanti,semoga seriesnya sukses bisa bawa penghargaan diseries pertama DEWTEE I love you dewtee,aku slalu menantikan setiap eps nya
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Firstly, i really loved the cute bickering between em..!! They r so cuteee.. and 2ndly i always say this, The team has really did a great job on crime scenes..!! They felt so realistic and amazing..!! P'Tee is really amazing.. he's perfect to portray Phat's character..!! And there's also little bit of Phatkaye subtle flirting >3..!! And the post-credit scenes are always my fav..!! Khun. Phat is so Obvious..!!T_T
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In my opinion, the tension in this episode feels more relaxed compared to episode 2. not literally relaxed but it's not feel heavy like before. in this ep we can see how struggle kaye life, like more that we expected. no wonder he get anxity. BUTTT in last part, we can feel the tension between kaye and phat when they talk in car. the actor really really doing good job for potray the tension. dew expresion too. i think for episode 4, we will get high tension because we see the killer. very recomended to watch
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This show is so intense right now. My theory is that the killer is the child of someone who got screwed over by the Thai Investment Bank fraud, and they're out for revenge. That’s why they’re using the whole Mr. Kill story and why they hired Praew, to get back at her dad, a dirty cop, too. Yeah, I’m thinking Thun (Off) is the killer. 🤔
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The story is getting more interesting. Dew and tee both of them are doing amazing jobs here. Kaye's character as one place is very pitiful. Emotionally he is exhausted, he is not getting paid enough for his jobs. There are debt collectors and now he is a suspect. Someone is using his work and killing people. The amount of mental distress he is facing is portrayed by Dew so amazingly. At the same time certain aspects of his character make you suspicious. Tee also have done fantastic job. It is his first main role but you can literally see how hard he worked to give the character justice. Other casts also have done really good jobs. Also dewtee have amazing chemistry. So i am definitely seated for upcountry episodes.
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Episode by episode the plot is getting more interesting. Can't wait for next week. Dew's acting is top notch and Tee's also great. I'm just proud of them 😭😭 and looking forward for next episode, after watching the preview for ep.4 i can't control my excitement.
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Tee’s acting was incredible. Every emotion felt genuine and deeply moving. i really love it! His subtle expressions spoke volumes. Amazing work, Tee! 👏
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The third episode clearly slows down after the action-packed opening of the series — and it's all the better for it. Instead of chases, we get the most emotionally heavy episode so far, one where the people matter more than the crime itself.
The heart of the episode is the shift in Phat and Kay's relationship. The move from interrogator–suspect to an informal partnership feels surprisingly natural, and the small, intimate scenes work best here: the quiet conversations in the car, the shared meal, Phat's reaction to Kay's panic attack. The Dew–Tee duo builds tension mostly through looks, gestures and silence, which fits the suffocating thriller atmosphere perfectly.
Kay's backstory adds a lot too — his father's debts, caring for a sick parent, the constant pressure of money. Dew plays it without exaggeration, through sheer helplessness and quiet fear, and you really feel it. Tee, in turn, shows a more human, protective side of Phat without losing his police composure. The Nekros manga thread as a blueprint for the murders still keeps the tension high and forces the characters into a race against time.
It's not flawless. The investigation occasionally stalls in favor of long scenes at the station and a bit too much spelling-out of how the killer operates. The side characters — the corrupt politician, the loud media — stick to fairly familiar genre molds.
Even so, EP3 holds up brilliantly. It's a mature episode that proves this series can hook you not just with a brutal plot, but with a beautifully written relationship between its two leads. The minor lulls are more than made up for by the emotional weight and the acting of the main duo.
The heart of the episode is the shift in Phat and Kay's relationship. The move from interrogator–suspect to an informal partnership feels surprisingly natural, and the small, intimate scenes work best here: the quiet conversations in the car, the shared meal, Phat's reaction to Kay's panic attack. The Dew–Tee duo builds tension mostly through looks, gestures and silence, which fits the suffocating thriller atmosphere perfectly.
Kay's backstory adds a lot too — his father's debts, caring for a sick parent, the constant pressure of money. Dew plays it without exaggeration, through sheer helplessness and quiet fear, and you really feel it. Tee, in turn, shows a more human, protective side of Phat without losing his police composure. The Nekros manga thread as a blueprint for the murders still keeps the tension high and forces the characters into a race against time.
It's not flawless. The investigation occasionally stalls in favor of long scenes at the station and a bit too much spelling-out of how the killer operates. The side characters — the corrupt politician, the loud media — stick to fairly familiar genre molds.
Even so, EP3 holds up brilliantly. It's a mature episode that proves this series can hook you not just with a brutal plot, but with a beautifully written relationship between its two leads. The minor lulls are more than made up for by the emotional weight and the acting of the main duo.
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