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Actually, watch episode 7 of Peaceful Property, in which they have a cameo that is probably one of their best roles ever - so intense and heartwrenching.

The series perse stars Tay&New (bromance, not BL) and is great if you like thai comedy, but you can also watch only ep7 with ForceBook because it's basically a "ghostbuster themed comedy" and in every episode there's a different ghost with their story.

As always, loved your comment.
It made me think about Teh and Oh-Aew from ITSAY and IPYTM - sometimes partings are needed to grow up and understand ourselves better, to then better relate with others... especially with loved ones.

Agreed! *_*

PS, what a beautiful avatar you have! :D

We're halfway through the series and Armin is still acting as crazily bipolar as ever. I understand the time-travel-emotional-jetlag but technically he's a 40yo professional actor, so he should definitely learn to act in front of his most hated people too...

That aside, I can't stop watching Peterpan. As soon as he appears on screen I can't help but hold my breath!

Up until this episode I thought Victor died while returning to Taiwan and that was the reason for TK not receiving any mail... BUT the package with the money and the photos was a surprise! the preview for next week shows TK crying over Victor (or rather, Victor's twin), but the scene in which he was crying holding the wooden puppy gifted from Nankrai left me thinking that maybe it's Nan who's going to die in the end... aaaaaaargh, I'm torn between wanting next week to come, and being afraid for it to come! XD

Finally one WHOLE episode without any Somo parts! \o/
I'm fully prepared for next week, I suppose I'll cry rivers AND I have a bad feeling about this... in spoiler!

Question: how old are the characters meant to be? Around 25yo? Tontae looks so young and yet he's 37yo... o.o

Thank you for this, such a precious comment!

First episode was great, but second one was splendid! I almost couldn't breathe through it all, everyone is doing an excellent job, plus settings and cinematography are top and the music is so enchanting and delicate...!
Can't wait for next week.

Sidenote: I'm loving how Great is giving nuances to his character - Thee has this warm and at the same time constraint aura that makes him look like a completely different person from his other characters (like Yoryak or inspector M).

Oh, I definitely did NOT EXPECT the ending of ep7! And judging from the preview, hopefully we'll start moving soon...!

(Can't wait for P'Tee! :D )

Among the best 30mins of screentime ever. Such beautiful scenes and costumes... now I wish we could see their next life too! <3

Omg what did I just watch, this movie was so incredibly beautiful! Amazing cinematography, good acting, emotional music, nice costumes AND a great story built in the perfect way! Loved it!

This was really such a great episode! I loved how the atmosphere was mature and all their reactions were balanced and pretty realistic - it really feels like a "normal" ex/ex situation with sparkles and chemistry AND still many threads to follow and/or untangle.

Singto is so beautiful, he's at the same time a cute puppy AND a very fine goodlooking man.

Sidenote - I was pretty surprised by Ohm, he's one fine guy but he never really "acted"... this episode he managed to deliver all his lines with conviction and he even displayed emotions on his face! My hopes are rising for "My Romance Scammer"!

This was one of the better acted series ever from GMMTV, kudos to all of the cast and crew.

It did have some flaws here and there, but for me is a 10/10 because in a schedule full of overly repeated tropes and cringe dramas only milking ships, series like this one deserve all the recognition ever.

I'm sad it ended, but it was the most logical ending possible. Now let's stay tuned for more...

This was pretty good, although I'm kinda biased when it comes to chinese costume-dramas... I really wish I could live in a world where people go around dressed like that, they all look awesome! *_*

That said, the story was nice and it could have worked as a longer drama too, the main leads had a pretty nice chemistry and I loved how their relationship built up.

I usually hate multilanguage series because they come off as cringey and confused and "unlikely"... but this one feels so natural and sweet, I love how TK and Victor interact with just few words and always try to understand each other - - sometimes they do, sometimes they don't, and yet they are connected by the same feelings and vibes. It's just so heartwarming!

I cried so much this episode! For as much as I'm #teamnankrai, TK and Victor's deep sadness melted my heart. <3
And I really love how much TK is being proud of his culture and home, and how he keeps giving and giving and giving to Victor... they really feed happiness one another.

And can we stop a moment and appreciate the OST?

#iwannakisstada might be the best hashtag ever... holy moly isn't Peterpan one fine man...!
And the kiss scenes? THE KISS SCENEEEES!!!! *_*


PS, this show is really my guilty pleasure, there are starting to be quite a few things feeling off in terms of plot, but our boys are so beautiful to watch together that I can forgive whatever!

https://youtu.be/DdglB9IJSfg?si=QmJ0xw7CDJAgTQN5

Oh! Got that. Thanks for explaining. :)

OK, so as almost always, he will portray a bad character XD but I am a bit sorry if you say so, because it means that he won’t appear during next episode either T_T

This really cracked me up - both actors were amazing in their roles, and especially Abe Alan was so crazy swinging from "serious professional" to "otaku stan" and all the "longing moments" in between. Loved it, now on to S2!