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Exactly, why must they get bad scripts. They are talented.

The Cursed Love. It was campy and ridiculous and i could get behind it until the last episode.

Wow. This is the second series I watched this week where the premise of the series sounds good, the first few episodes, while not 10/10, hooks me in, the middle episodes are fumbling to the ending, and the last episode has so many deaths and tonal whiplash I couldn't believe that it was allowed to leave the cutting room floor. I can forgive almost every loophole, nonsensical moment, etc, but this last episode, nope.

What the heck kind of ending is that?! Talk about rushing to the ending. This episode didn't make any sense.

Nope. Every time I see them bending I think of the intro. " Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Earth Nation attacked."

Idk why but this series got me excited. It's campy, nonsensical and all I see is gay ATLA, but I love every episode. It's one of those series that i kinda turn my brain off and watch and I just go along with the ride.

And now I have a new book to read and series to watch, thank you.

If you get a chance read the novel. There are multiple scenes showing off J and J love to each other. Cuteness overload!!!!

I loved this quiz! The besties are one of the reason I rewatch the bl series because they are all so funny together. Perfect 10Liners and We Are are the perfect example.

So apparently getting shot in the world doesn't leave you with any scarring, just ketchup stains or death.

In the novel there is absolutely zero hanky panky until they gets married. They changed that in the series for...reasons. Also it explains that Peem wanted Khem to experience college life and live his life and if he decided to want a relationship he could come back after graduation. They changed a lot from the novel. I would recommend finding it and reading it. It kinda explains the post-curse scenes a little better.

Jerome actions are no doubt a red flag, but his overall character is written more like something in between a red and green flag, hence the orange/yellow. He knows what he's doing is wrong, but because of immaturity he doesn't know how to act any better. You can see the start of remorse when Beam confronts him. A true red flag wouldn't really feel anything and just continue breaking hearts and being an ass. I am hoping the writers will give him a chance to change and grow and apologize for his actions. I am a fan, but I can watch this show and do basic critical thinking.

I don't think Jerome is a red flag, more like and orange/yellow flag. Red flags don't usually acknowledge or even apologies for doing something wrong. You need to have some bad traits so your character can grow into better people. I'm assuming that's going to be the case for Jerome.

I'm still hoping for Pooh, but omg I 100% with you on Gun in both series. I couldn't finish either series because Gun felt more dumb/high than cute. And even Off in his role in Cooking Crush was bad. I think Pooh's character so far feels like someone who tries to look naive but always sees the positive in everything while also forgetting every 3 seconds that he can see ghosts.

Perfect explanation!

I'm excited for this series. I thought See and Keen did well in Only Boo, which if you haven't seen it stop what you're doing and watch it the series is adorable.

I guessed about 50% based on vibes alone!

The first two episodes are pretty good. If the future episode can stay that way or get better that would be great.

For me I was coming off on watch the Sign which also had a past life trauma/curse element to it, also with who people who have insane on screen chemistry. It like night and day with those two series.

I cannot wait for that special episode, while I don't like the second couple as much as the first, there needs to be a nice completion to the story. We did a massive speed run in the latest episode and we would love to see EVERYONE'S HEA.