But, of course, one of the lads is not gay, but has only become gay for a special one like five seconds ago, which…
Bright's surprise orgy isn't at all unbelievable; he groomed Farm into accepting nonsense & a common tactic of groomers is to put people into situations where it's awkward/hard to say no, and then afterwards point out that the victim didn't say no as proof of their innocence.
Knock explained pretty clearly the reasons he stayed with his girlfriend. As far as he was aware, she hadn't done anything wrong while he'd repeatedly cheated on her, so he felt guilty. You don't need marriage vows to have a conscience, especially in a place where gay marriage wasn't even legal when this show was produced. On top of that though, Knock's internalized homophobia made him believe staying with his girlfriend was the right/normal thing to do.
Half a decade later and I'm still salty about Season 1 Farm. Poor little innocent boy gets put through so much, only for his ending to be as a greasy pseudo-predator going after high school boys on a twisted "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" arc. Like, in no way is Doctor Bright someone he should look up to or emulate at this point. I never got around to watching Season 2, I sincerely hope there's a huge Fix-It rebound for Farm.
His Chen Zheng Sen in 'Deep In' deserves a best supporting actor award; he channeled the audience's feelings so perfectly, our appreciation and apprehension brought to life and sitting in the director's chair on-screen. Bravo, sir. Bravo.
The comments hating on the in-character screenplay scenes are so goofy. Like the whole point is the blurred lines between the fiction and their reality. And you have to really immerse yourself in the script they're portraying so that when they come out of it, your lines are also blurred.
Like for example when they're in bed and ZZ is reaching for the towel to put between them & ZX stops him, I nearly got a nosebleed, but then you see them acting and the same thing happens between the patient and doctor with the throw pillow. You're left wondering how much is 'real' and how much is the script.
It's beautifully well-done, and the drama they are filming is so heart-wrenching that you want them to have aftercare, so them winding up in each others' arms afterwards is twice as good.
I wish people had more appreciation for creativity and artistic expression and didn't just want everything to be a tawdry slice-of-life, every single time.
I really enjoyed it. Saithan was so adorable, SaengNuea's acting was so natural and his smile absolutely lit up a room, it's no surprise everyone loved Saithan. Fluke was the most fresh-faced green flag 'dirty old man' ever, I honestly forgot about the 12 year age gap until he started up his 'Call me Boss/Call me Daddy' routines; very cute.
What the fuck?? This glorifies rape and stockholm syndrome, yet every comment I see is positive. If there was…
Welcome to 2026, where toxic themes are understood to be themes and not an altar upon which to build your moral compass. Gangster films have been glorifying murder and violence since forever; you don't see anyone thinking those are 'okay' do you?
Knock explained pretty clearly the reasons he stayed with his girlfriend. As far as he was aware, she hadn't done anything wrong while he'd repeatedly cheated on her, so he felt guilty. You don't need marriage vows to have a conscience, especially in a place where gay marriage wasn't even legal when this show was produced. On top of that though, Knock's internalized homophobia made him believe staying with his girlfriend was the right/normal thing to do.
Like for example when they're in bed and ZZ is reaching for the towel to put between them & ZX stops him, I nearly got a nosebleed, but then you see them acting and the same thing happens between the patient and doctor with the throw pillow. You're left wondering how much is 'real' and how much is the script.
It's beautifully well-done, and the drama they are filming is so heart-wrenching that you want them to have aftercare, so them winding up in each others' arms afterwards is twice as good.
I wish people had more appreciation for creativity and artistic expression and didn't just want everything to be a tawdry slice-of-life, every single time.