Maybe this is a cultural thing, but why when situations like this happens in asian shows the characters are so…
In many countries in Latinamerica it's the same. Because the feeling is of someone throwing money at you as "compensation", but there's no accountability whatsoever. It's actually quite insulting.
I loved it. A series with space to enjoy everything, from the landscapes, to the culture, the community. The whole team did a great job. Sweet, funny, emotional. And it brings a lot of important teachings, which I always appreciate. 😊
This last episode was incredible. Within the story they did everything possible without being cringe and that's quite difficult to achieve! Hilarious and well written, also whimsical and romantic. Very well done!
Mmmmm... To be honest I still don't know how I feel about this. There's so much missing information and I suspect that it's intentional to gatekeep a lot of it to generate more questions, but guys... I'm getting tired of not knowing where is it going. Am I the only one? I mean I love them, but I'm a little lost here... By the way, I was so excited seeing Boom up there!
Well, this is not enough. I need moooooooreeeee! All of them are doing a great job! And I'm so freaking happy for #TeeteePor, because they're finally showing what they're made of.
From season 1 I was only able to watch some episodes, because it got weirder by the minute and was always thinking, if it was some kind of social experiment examining public wolfing down whatever they put on screen.
The whole vibe got me gigling all the time. And as usual FirstKhao's effortless chemistry is serving relentlessly! Cats' voices in the show give also a sense of comfort, ease and fun. I'm reaaaaally enjoying this show!