O.k. I think the problem I’m having with this series so far is that there seem to be an overload of symbols and potential themes and it’s tough to focus on anything. There’s apples, and comets, and plants without chlorophyll, and pine trees, and pools, and flowers, and burnt fingers, and clocks, and calendars, and constantly forgotten guitars, and a music competition, and succession anxiety, (dude, you’re like 50, chill the fuck out. You got 20 good years left), and a bad heart, and brushing teeth, and changing uniforms, and the relationship of masters and servants….it’s a bit much. Not all of it is important, but it all seems equally important. Which of this is the status quo, and which are the themes and concepts they want to explore. Enough already.
Episode 5 was probably the first episode I liked. It took them long enough. I'm hoping that Tee turns out to be a bit more than just a sap. He's just not very romantic, although that's kind of the point. He's just "safe". Checks the boxes on gifts and dinner and thinks he's done. I'm not surprised that he left Daonua for some spicy good times, but I'm guessing his new soul mate found him a bore after a month.
My guess is that Ice has been brought in for either Tee or Nine to screw around with. Boat didn't hate Ice enough at first sight for me to believe that that's who he's destined for.
Anyway, I know its fashionable to hate on this series, and they really didn't read the market all that well. BL fans are monogamy extremists, so the series would have had to have been technically perfect for them to accept this series. But this series is still more interesting than anything that GMM has put on since Bad Buddy.
I don't normally make fun of the subs...but I'm amused by the word "villain" as an insult. It seems so old fashioned. Something that someone who doesn't want to swear would use.
You villain! You Masher! You're a right cad, you are! What a bounder! Knavery! All around me, knavery!
Like be careful there, Mark. Father Murphy is going to have you say 10 Our Fathers if he catches you saying such filth!
Thanks to this board, I did not watch the prologue episode, so I'm able to take this as is. The best thing about…
The reality is that if the close up of the underwear revealed a reaction, they probably would pull the series from IQIY. Asses are now O.K. erections, still not o.k. Also, if Nine had an erection, they probably would have needed a different lens, as it might not have fit in the frame.
Yeah. This series isn't being helped by its production team. I felt like I was in a church during that scene.…
It's someone either full of themselves, or expecting to end up murdered who wants to make it easy for the police to identify his body when its beaten beyond recognition by an ex-lover and left in the ditch. LOL.
Am I the only one that was wheezing at the fact that the whole last 5 min of ep 2 sound like this super intense…
Yeah. This series isn't being helped by its production team. I felt like I was in a church during that scene. I think its supposed to represent the uncorking of Daonuah's passion. Not certain which song in the Artlist.io subscription service would work though.
IDK what I feel about Nine. There's lots of guys who like seducing people without any intention of becoming boyfriends or having any commitment after the sun comes up. He isn't the first person in the world who has a girlfriend or wife but likes gay sex on the side. I can't figure out why he'd let his ex girlfriend move back in with him, though. She is only his girlfriend. He doesn't owe her anything like a fresh start or a commitment to making things work. My guess is that he's purposefully setting up an unsatisfactory home life with someone he obviously detests and looks down on to justify his dalliances with gay men. And then use the fact that he has a girlfriend as a justification to dump the men he's having sex with. In other words, a player.
Anyway, the series could be better. I'm guessing we won't gain a whole lot of insight into human behavior. Most of the series will be looking for new locations for the leads to strip down and have sex. Hopefully someone will show up and seduce Boat, because Boat seems to be the only character who enjoys his life and wouldn't make himself miserable for having a fling.
Well, don't know what you're taking about. But KinnPorsche is trash too. And appearantly their fans also, looking…
He said KinnPorsche is trash. Didn't mention the fans of it being trash. Lots of people like trash. The show you like is 5th rate garbage and is only going to be remembered for as being the first Thai BL that dared to show a bare ass. Nothing wrong with liking trashy series. Nothing wrong with liking bare asses, either. Lots of people do. You shouldn't take it too personal when fans of different series don't worship your series and provide it acclaim it doesn't deserve. You'll be less miserable that way.
l don't feel so guilty bc Dao isn't in a relationship with Tee and didn't lie to him but one thing is a lil uncomfy…
Regardless of their status, its pretty bad form to make a date with Tee to have dinner and then stand him up while you're letting the new business partner pound your ass. He's definitely letting Tee think he has a chance and isn't being a very good friend.
All I can say about Khabkhluen is that he needs to learn to smile and appear friendly. Otherwise any kids who come into the dentist office are going to cry like crazy. I think he should specialize in endodontistry. No one really cares if their endodontist is a bit weird.
Infuriating series. The acting in some scenes is wooden (from both actors) and the storyline is all over the place.…
Yep. I guess it’s supposed to be romantic when he speaks with a kiss. But he’s just coming off as a character who has some kind of compulsive kissing disorder.
Looking at the size of the girls' luggage, never would i have guessed that it was just an overnight visit. Did…
Yeah. I’m wondering if the character is homeless and needs to take everything she owns with her. I’m guessing they pack that way to force boys to help them.
I'm going to soften my comments on the series a bit because I realize that they thought they had more episodes. But the last two episodes weren't as compelling story wise than the previous 13. Everything felt rushed. While that wasn't in their control, I can't exactly overlook that either. It made the series much weaker.
I'm not upset with the ending per se. There just wasn't a lot of emotional impact one way or the other. It's hard to be sad for the death of a character who has decided to die and then repeats that he's fine dying and being a teddy bear many, many times in a monologue after he's dead. O.K., then. I'll have to believe you if you say so, Mr. Tofu. (Nut told Tofu many times that he no longer wanted to be with Tarn. Just repeating something many times doesn't mean its true.)
I had a problem with the way the mystery was "solved." It wasn't really solved. They just kept introducing new inanimate objects at the right moment who were witnesses to the exact things Tofu needed to find out and who just told him what they knew. I don't think he even asked Mr. Backpack if he had ever seen Nut buying meds. Mr. Backpack just woke up and that was the first thing he told Tofu. Oh. O.K. That's pretty lame.
The final 45 minutes were simply an epilog of Tofu telling us everything that happened. It would have been nice to actually see Tarn and Nut work towards their proposal. And see if Nut was actually capable of taking care of his mother without Tofu there to calm him down. I mean, the last thing I remember was Na forgetting to turn off a burner on the stove and Nut losing his temper with her. I'm glad to find out he's in therapy to help him cope, but we weren't shown him dealing with any crisis' created by his mom's illness to justify the idea that he was stable enough to be patient with a sick person. And while its good that he found Tarn again, is Tarn really up to the task of taking care of Nut? I don't think so.
Anyway, it as 12.5/16ths great. Its too bad that Netflix doesn't have a feel for BL and couldn't recognize that it had the potential to have one of the best BLs on its hands if it wouldn't interfere with the pacing.
Ok. Not that it matters, but all that happened was that Tatarn twitched. The vital signs monitor that they focused on indicated nothing except his heart rate went from 79bpm to 80bpm. All his vitals are fine, and normal for a patient resting in bed. Lol.
Saint, it really was a bad idea to take him to that particular bar.
So…screw you. Bastard. May you get a permanent hangnail so that every time you play the piano, you remember the pain you caused.
Mon. I know you’re upset, but could you at least acknowledge what Saint was saying?
Now that everybody’s sad, can we get some happy next episode. Maybe Mickey can have a relapse and be a bad boy again. We like bad Mickey better than the good one.
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My guess is that Ice has been brought in for either Tee or Nine to screw around with. Boat didn't hate Ice enough at first sight for me to believe that that's who he's destined for.
Anyway, I know its fashionable to hate on this series, and they really didn't read the market all that well. BL fans are monogamy extremists, so the series would have had to have been technically perfect for them to accept this series. But this series is still more interesting than anything that GMM has put on since Bad Buddy.
You villain!
You Masher!
You're a right cad, you are!
What a bounder!
Knavery! All around me, knavery!
Like be careful there, Mark. Father Murphy is going to have you say 10 Our Fathers if he catches you saying such filth!
IDK what I feel about Nine. There's lots of guys who like seducing people without any intention of becoming boyfriends or having any commitment after the sun comes up. He isn't the first person in the world who has a girlfriend or wife but likes gay sex on the side. I can't figure out why he'd let his ex girlfriend move back in with him, though. She is only his girlfriend. He doesn't owe her anything like a fresh start or a commitment to making things work. My guess is that he's purposefully setting up an unsatisfactory home life with someone he obviously detests and looks down on to justify his dalliances with gay men. And then use the fact that he has a girlfriend as a justification to dump the men he's having sex with. In other words, a player.
Anyway, the series could be better. I'm guessing we won't gain a whole lot of insight into human behavior. Most of the series will be looking for new locations for the leads to strip down and have sex. Hopefully someone will show up and seduce Boat, because Boat seems to be the only character who enjoys his life and wouldn't make himself miserable for having a fling.
I'm not upset with the ending per se. There just wasn't a lot of emotional impact one way or the other. It's hard to be sad for the death of a character who has decided to die and then repeats that he's fine dying and being a teddy bear many, many times in a monologue after he's dead. O.K., then. I'll have to believe you if you say so, Mr. Tofu. (Nut told Tofu many times that he no longer wanted to be with Tarn. Just repeating something many times doesn't mean its true.)
I had a problem with the way the mystery was "solved." It wasn't really solved. They just kept introducing new inanimate objects at the right moment who were witnesses to the exact things Tofu needed to find out and who just told him what they knew. I don't think he even asked Mr. Backpack if he had ever seen Nut buying meds. Mr. Backpack just woke up and that was the first thing he told Tofu. Oh. O.K. That's pretty lame.
The final 45 minutes were simply an epilog of Tofu telling us everything that happened. It would have been nice to actually see Tarn and Nut work towards their proposal. And see if Nut was actually capable of taking care of his mother without Tofu there to calm him down. I mean, the last thing I remember was Na forgetting to turn off a burner on the stove and Nut losing his temper with her. I'm glad to find out he's in therapy to help him cope, but we weren't shown him dealing with any crisis' created by his mom's illness to justify the idea that he was stable enough to be patient with a sick person. And while its good that he found Tarn again, is Tarn really up to the task of taking care of Nut? I don't think so.
Anyway, it as 12.5/16ths great. Its too bad that Netflix doesn't have a feel for BL and couldn't recognize that it had the potential to have one of the best BLs on its hands if it wouldn't interfere with the pacing.
Saint, it really was a bad idea to take him to that particular bar.
So…screw you. Bastard. May you get a permanent hangnail so that every time you play the piano, you remember the pain you caused.
Mon. I know you’re upset, but could you at least acknowledge what Saint was saying?
Now that everybody’s sad, can we get some happy next episode. Maybe Mickey can have a relapse and be a bad boy again. We like bad Mickey better than the good one.