Sorry. After watching 'Khaen Rak Salap Chata', I admit that Alek Teeradetch can act. But I'm afraid it's also important what he has to act AT. And I'm afraid that even fantasy themes like body swapping once at every red moon are more credible than crime themes. These are just more stupid than anything else. We watch cartoon-ish badguy cozying around a pool with multiple pretty girls who don't get disturbed even when people start being exectued a few feet away from them. His favorite past-time since the main guy's childhood is to make him shoot people with a gun, in order to have at least some others spared. He calls himself his "dad" and also Nick Reeves, which is a name he can't even pronounce. As asian drama viewer, all these are things I'm quite allergic to. Sorry.

But I wasn't buying the "big drama", I found it ridiculous (less is more, sorry) and the key plot drama scene by the pool, with the daddy shooting at a woman, at children, basically everyone with only the main guy trying to stop him - while pretty girls are sitting right next to it looking bored/amused - basically everyone untill he makes the main guy to take the gun too, as if it would then make that much of a difference. Is this what he's supposed to be so condemning himself for? For the whole series? And his girl is supposed to be Patricia Tanchanok Good? Rather girlie. He's thirty.

I find her too immature for a nang'ek o this kind. Why don't they ever cast her into something lighter, more fitting her age and acting skill? I don't particularly wish to watch her with Alek. And looking at the series' progress, it looks like we won't get rid off the crime themes. Ugh... I'm afraid I'm not interested...

Note: First nang'ek - pra'ek meeting is like a parody. Alek looks like he's seeing a ghost (should I withdraw my statement that he CAN act?:D) she looks like a nerdy kid, then she of course has to trip over a carpet and end up in his arms, looking so embarrassing like they're doing sit-com. Then there's
Deaw Suriyon in "glamorous" suit, also calling himself mr. Reeves... I mean... Seriously. Do a comedy. Then the audience would laugh just as much, but to your credit!