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Where is everyone watching this with eng subs?

If anyone knows where to watch this with eng subs please let me know!

If you see him in the Promise of the Soul he looks EXACTLY like "Copter" Panuwat Kerdthongtavee.

Ty guys but yeah it's there now. But when I posted that comment earlier it wasn't.

Someone in the comments down below said the grandpa (Xia Cha) who is in his grandson (Xia Ze Fang)'s body shows attraction and interest in Ye Hai Yuan because Ye Hai Yuan is actually Xia Cha's wife in the past. It is the red thread of destiny that connects them and has brought them back together again. So it's not a grandpa in his 60s and a guy in his 20s. It's actually a grandpa in his 60s and his wife (grandma) in her 60's or however old she was when she married Xia Cha in the past. So they are two old souls together. It's confusing but it makes sense. It's kind of like Until We Meet Again a legendary Thai BL if you've ever seen it. Also the reason why Ye Hai Yuan didn't show interest in the actual Xia Ze Fang was because Hai Yuan is only in love with Xia Cha because Hai Yuan was/is Xia Cha's wife in the past.

The director stated in an interview he originally WAS looking for an actual transgender actor to play the character. But after doing lots of research, reaching out and considering everything, decided against it because like what rowoon lover said above me, if they got an actual transgender actor to play the role that would in turn cause her to get hated and cyberbullied afterward. Korea is not like America. Plus, the director said it was extremely hard if not impossible to find an openly transgender Korean actor willing to take on the part and put themselves in the spotlight. They also do not hire American actors for a production like this unless they play VIP characters. I think it doesn't matter if an actual transgender actor or a non-transgender actor plays the role of a transgender as long as both of them represent them well. The point of an actor is to respectfully portray the character to the best of their ability to do so.

They do not need to actually BE the character they are playing IRL. The whole point of being an actor is to portray someone you are not in real life. As long as they are doing a good job at representing whoever they are trying to portray, it doesn't matter what they are in real life. Take gays for example. Gay actors have portrayed straight characters. Straight actors should be able to portray gay characters. Straight actors should be able to portray transgender characters. Transgender actors should be able to portray straight actors. They can also portray themselves as well. I know that the actor that plays Hyun-ju actually had a transgender adviser or someone who told them what it was like to be transgender and all the things that came with it. So they actually had someone on the set talking to the actor to ensure they were able to portray it as best as they could do.

Prem was never signed with Studio Wabi Sabi. He's always been with Starlatiz Co. Ltd. A google search stated: Prem (Prem Warut Chawalitrujiwong) was never signed with Studio Wabi Sabi as an artist. While he did appear in projects produced by Wabi Sabi, such as "Until We Meet Again" alongside Boun, his management was handled by StarHolic (formerly Starlatis). Later, both Boun and Prem, along with other Wabi Sabi artists, were signed by GMMTV. So Prem was never part of Studio Wabi Sabi in the first place.

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That's what they were all talking about at the time though. I looked on MDL too and it states that it originally aired on GMMTV. That's also where I watched it originally on GMMTV. Since then it's also on Studio Wabi Sabi too.

But yeah, the point is there was the whole controversy about how most of the main actors were from the same company and Saint and like 1 other were the only ones who weren't. And that was one of the reasons why they kept leaving Saint out of things. It's also one of the reasons why Saint wasn't in S2. He wanted to be in S2 but they never told him about the auditions until it was too late and even arranged it to be on the days when they knew Saint was busy with work. So he couldn't ever come.

It seems as if Boom's agency is the one who is being shady though if what Smart's agency said is true. Because it stated Boom's agency didn't pay Smart for his acting, fan meetings or anything else while Boom did get paid and so did all the other actors. This is reminiscent of Love By Chance where Saint got shafted just like Smart is getting shafted now. Because Saint wasn't part of GMMTV and all the other actors were, he was getting bullied and ostracized. They specifically left him out of all the fan meetings and promotional events by finding out when he was busy with other work and then put it at the same time and date as that and then said "Oh, Saint was busy so he couldn't come." They also made fan meetings, promotional events and other stuff relating to Love By Chance and never told Saint about it. There was also an ongoing feud between Saint's manager and Perth's manager which eventually caused a rift in their 'relationship' with eachother. Again, see it's the problem of managers. But yeah for some reason everyone is blaming Smart here and not the other side. I think both sides are at fault here but if what Smart's agency is saying is true, I don't blame them for trying to leave if the other side won't compromise.

If I was an actor and wasn't getting paid and being intentionally left out of fan meetings etc... and then having rumors spread from the opposing company that me and my agency didn't want to come to the events, I'd be mad too. I'm not doing this for free you know. You signed a contract stating I would be paid for these things and you don't pay me? I'm going to demand that you pay me or I won't continue to work for you. And you go and say I'm being difficult and won't attend couple things or Top Form things and I'm like SINCE WHEN DID I SAY THAT?! And fans since they don't know the full truth are just blaming me. I'd be hurt. I'm betting all this chaos is caused by the managers of the agencies as usual and not the actual actors. Remember, YOU WORK FOR THE AGENCIES. Even if you don't want to side with them at times you cannot go against them bc if you upset them they might just drop you. Fans think it's so easy to just say no, I want to continue working with him/her regardless of what happens. But if they were put in that situation they wouldn't do it either bc speaking your mind and losing your job and everything in your life vs going along with the agency until matters are settled - I'd say the majority of people wouldn't want to risk destroying their career for speaking out. Unless you're rich you don't have that luxury of doing so.

Ahhh, I see. Maybe with this specific series though the director didn't have as much control over it then and that's why the two were so different? Or it's vice versa, he had a lot of control over it and that's why it's not as good or he didn't have a lot of control over it and that's why it's not as good.

Not sure why you're referring to the director making it bad. The director only directs scenes he doesn't write them. You should be talking about the scriptwriter who does the lines and scenes etc... Even if the writer was the same - the writer of My Stand-In did not write the original Chinese novel it was based off of. They took the script from the Chinese novel and made it into a Thai version of the novel. My Stand-In was WAY less toxic than it actually was originally in the novel. They took the characters from the original Chinese novel and turned them less toxic. So much that Ming almost looked like a decent green flag in My Stand-In bc he was such a huge red flag in the original novel. Just think about that... I was floored by this.

But yeah, the writer of My Stand-In might have written the script for Sweet Tooth but he didn't write the original novel. Thus why the two series are so different even though he's listed as writing both of them. Not trying to say he sucks or anything but if you're wondering why 2 series are so different when the writer was doing both of them, it's because he might have written the script for Sweet Tooth but he didn't come up with the storyline for My Stand-In.

And if you're not talking about the writer of both series and just the director, the director has nothing to do with the script, plot, lines or scenes. He just gets the script and directs the scenes. He has nothing to do with the story/plot/script/lines/scenes.

Np! Yeah, since the series is not a BL it's been marketed as 'bromance'.

The director in an interview or clip on YT confirmed that Sky and Nani's characters are supposed to be in love. But as the series is not a BL, they didn't specifically state anything explicit. But yes, Saint and Shin are supposed to have feelings for eachother.

Yeah Krist and Singto have done both Series-Y (BL) and Lakorn (Straight) series. I don't think they have a preference as to what they do as long as the script is good which is how it should be. They have both admitted that they feel the most comfortable doing BL though together as a shipped couple. Both of them have been paired with other BL actors in other series and have stated they feel more comfortable and do the best job when their partner is the other one. Krist even said when Singto left GMMTV he felt kind of lost bc he felt as if Singto was his rock. But he knew Singto wanted to pursue other avenues and fully supported him on that. I think Krist mentioned something at some point about how he'd asked Singto to consider returning to GMMTV again in the future and that was part of the reason why Singto returned to GMMTV. It wasn't the full reason of course but it was one of the many reasons why Singto came back to GMMTV. Their new BL series called The Ex-Morning was actually inspired by KristSing's real life relationship. They wanted to make a series that was based off the time between Sotus S and now and make it into a story and the director even said he'd asked for details about their real life for both Krist and Singto and even came up with their personalities of the characters being similar to their real life selves. So the Ex-Morning is essentially based off their real life and real life personalities with of course some added fiction info like being reporters etc... but I was like damn I did not know that! So it's gonna be fun to watch! I'm glad they're still friends after all this time too! <3

The release date for Top Form Season 2 is not yet confirmed. However, considering typical timelines for Thai BL series, Season 2 is likely to be released sometime in Late April or Early May of 2026. A 19-month production and post-production period is anticipated, though this may vary. Season 3's release date is also unknown, as it is dependent on the success of Season 2 and the production timeline.

Does anyone know where you can watch the special episode with eng subs? I don't see it anywhere available, not even on IQIYI!

I mean I understand them doing it on patreon to not get strikes but there IS a way to make your reactions on patreon FREE to people. You don't HAVE to subscribe to watch it for free. It's just that reactors have to set the videos to free instead of having them locked for only subscribers.

It's so cute that Mew's current ongoing series has him play a character called Tul when Tul Pakorn is his fiance in real life! <3 Adorable. I also love how Mew said he makes Tul watch the episode every day and asks him how his acting was in it!!!

Where can you find this online streaming with eng subs?