Nolan Peale

I guess it's appropriate since the only reason he got it was because Rak complimented Chalam. He put like 2 seconds of thought into it. Serves him right for being so jealous. Makes him look like the clown that he is.

You know, I'd find a satisfactory ending to this being Rak hooking up with Rando Skater Boy one afternoon. Yeah, sure, that would mean any time spent watching Dino and Rak walk around acting like boyfriends while not being boyfriends wouldn't have an emotional payoff. But at least it wouldn't be a story that ended in episode 3 and dragged on for 7 more hours.

I am very concerned that bib overalls are going to make a comeback. Quit trying to make them a thing.

The actor who plays Beer is Nan from the promise, yes?

Usually the episode 11 breakup involves them actually separating. In this case, though, while they are technically still together, they are separated because Kawi is in the ICU where Pisaeng can't visit him. It looks like he can view him, but he's isolated.

Ugh. I wish they'd just banish SOTUS as a thing that we have to cover in Thai BL. Just run us a 4 minute montage since we know its going to happen. Absolutely nothing happened during all these rituals. I guess it was an opportunity to show how Dino gets jealous whenever someone else so much as stands next to Rak. Other than that, all that happened was that Rak fell down and didn't get hurt. And they almost got in trouble for flouting some made up rule, which they continued to flout and didn't face any consequences for.

Hopefully when Rak starts working at Mhee's bar something interesting will happen. But sorry, SOTUS activities at this point is just filler, doesn't add anything to any series.

In the first two episodes we had Rak losing his boyfriend to his best friend and the best friend slitting his wrists and going into an mental hospital where he talked about how his sliced wrists were beautiful but would be perfect if they were still spouting blood. And then Rak's former boyfriend shows up and attempts to rape him. But hey, yeah, this is supposed to be a simple cute series. Puppies and rainbows for everyone.

I think Tonkhao's friend who is moving away has the doll and was with her in the market that day. Either Tonkhao passed it too her before running away or dropped it while she was fleeing and her friend picked it up. The one kid indicated that she had the doll for awhile, so its not like something she picked up in the market that day. (Like she bought it from a vendor and it contains smuggled drugs or diamonds or a sim card). Anyway the timing seems off and the crime seems off. Like if you know a girl has a doll that you need, waiting around for her to show up at a market so you can run her over with your car seems to be an odd way to try to get the doll.

So far, I'm just relieved that it doesn't look like we will have another grouchy-happy pairing that KBL loves. Happy-happy is fine, for a change. Its also a nice change that we don't have a main character with some huge personal trauma to deal with, although who knows? I haven't read the webtoon or manhwa if there is one. We really haven't been given much backstory. Now, if I were a former idol, I might be a bit depressed that I needed to start the corporate drudgework, but smaller Jun seems to be chipper about it. At least we don't have him wandering about sad and locked in his room.

And it was nice to see two adult men flirting like hell so we don't have to sit through 7.75 episodes of "uke doesn't like seme to touch him" interactions over and over again. Or at least we SHOULDN'T have to do that, but who knows. It'll probably turn out that big Jun wasn't actually flirting and we'll have to sit through a bunch of "gay panic" episodes. But for now, they don't appear to find each other gross and would appear to have gotten over that phase where the idea of hopping into bed with another man makes them too anxious to function. Heck, if this were set in an alley in Itaewon and not an office, they probably would have hooked up by now.

Kawi fixating on a girl he cannot have for ten years and using that as an excuse for not trying to date anyone could mean he was asexual, but it also strikes me as a habit of a repressed gay man who is using any excuse to explain why he hasn't found someone.

At least for now, despite the fact that she's helping Lom emotionally torture a complete stranger with an elaborate scheme meant to drive the poor wedding planner insane, she seems rather nice.

Maybe it would help if we looked at this as being episodic TV rather than a serial. That would help explain why they are resetting the characters like its a sit com and the humor is based on Minato's reaction to any advances Shin makes. It more like a newspaper comic than a manga. "Oh, isn't funny that Sarge beat up Beetle Baily again? And Garfield scarfed down that lasagna? And Hagar lied to Helga again and his horns fell off? And how about Shin doing something again to jump into bed with Minato and Minato getting flustered? I like starting my Sundays reading this stuff." If you look at it like that, you don't have to worry about the lack of development and repetitiveness. Good grief!

I'm a bit confused about Ho Woo's motivation in episode 6 as to why he needed to prevent the Sanga Group from making another bad investment. I guess it was because YA wanted him to and he likes her. Orwas it to drive a wedge between Je Kyun and his largest client? Is he ruining the deal to rob Je Kyun of commissions on the deal to help VP An get her revenge so she'll back off from trying to get him fired? Not sure what was up with him.

Yeah, I'm not going to be satisfied if Suzy's death is just inadvertent. A bit disappointed that Sun's character didn't do more. It seemed like he was introduced to stir the shit, but in the end, he just choked Host once and walked out the door. I was hoping for more. Its kind of like he was hired because someone owed some favor to someone so they wrote him in as a red herring. Anyway, I don't think Zo actually did anything, even though Sun fingered him on the way out the door. Whatever happens next week is probably just the result of him losing Pitch and the fact that Gun seems to be walking back his promise to turn himself in. Sun was always the one with the best revenge motive for killing Suzy anyway, but now he's gone.

Honestly I was hoping that as Wayu kissed Weha, Weha said "Is that the taste of mangoes on your lips" and left it at that.

Yeah, I'm not going to be satisfied if Suzy's death is just inadvertent. A bit disappointed that Sun's character didn't do more. It seemed like he was introduced to stir the shit, but in the end, he just choked Host once and walked out the door. I was hoping for more. Its kind of like he was hired because someone owed some favor to someone so they wrote him in as a red herring. Anyway, I don't think Zo actually did anything, even though Sun fingered him on the way out the door. Whatever happens next week is probably just the result of him losing Pitch and the fact that Gun seems to be walking back his promise to turn himself in.

Honestly I was hoping that as Wayu kissed Weha, Weha said "Is that the taste of mangoes on your lips" and left it at that.

So its kind of like My Only 12% that suddenly changed into an anti-smoking PSA. Only with STDs. I don't know if this show can handle having a public awareness mission.

I ask myself that question all the time. Sheesh.

It's rather irksome that they deleted that and then moved on to the sweet tutoring sessions. So basically SA episode was just there as a stepping stone for Dino to rescue Rak and that last little push to get them over the hump to make them boyfriends.

Sadly, you know there is a very large BL contingent who will eat up that character complexity and hope that he gets an unearned redemption. Just because he's pretty and says he's sorry.

I wonder if they test these things with focus groups and the Thai fujoishi respond well to vomit, which is why we get vomit in every series.