The fact that Oh-aew was having a hard time adapting to College life and Bangkok was just epic to see.
Teh has been suddenly wrenched into reality about his chosen career. Kim giving up on acting and taking another job was just a hard slap to him. Oh-aew changing majors from what Teh thought was their chosen path was also hard. This portrays, quite well, the fleeting young ideologic innocence when reality hits.
Oh-aew is changing in ways Teh never expected, and he finds himself less attracted to the Oh-aew who is in a sort of self-discovery mode. Oh-aew really cares for Teh and wants to be the best partner for him. Oh-aew also just wants to spend as much time as possible with Teh, even going to the plays with him, or just wanting to be asked. I'm not blaming Oh-aew here, but he really hasn't noticed the toll his changes are having on Teh, and communication between the two is not 100%. Teh, also, is still deeply in love with him, but he seems ill-prepared for the changes he's seeing in his partner.
On the attraction to Jai it can happen. They have become close and Teh is feeling some attraction to him at this point. I hope Jai is not just playing Best Director and trying to get the most out of his actor by stringing him along that emotional path.
Using the sexual encounter as a sort of "homework" to relive a past experience was bad on Teh"s part, agreed. It's even sadder as Oh-aew found it such an amazing experience. The writer has really framed Teh as the anti-hero in this one.
Even though the ending was sad. I still feel like it was the perfect ending to the series.
Wasn't really a sad ending. There's still hope. They're still friends. When Karl is ready they could still end up together. Juan Miguel Severo is an epic writer that could give us a spectacular part 2!
I hope against hope that the toxic fandom could see their role in this show and learn to stop it.
Even reading some of the comments on here toxic traits are being exposed. Toxic fandom brings down all the positivity of the actors and their performances. It can also have drastic effects on the personal lives of the cast and crew of a production.
De Hup did an amazing thing illustrating the toxicity of some fans and the effects on personal lives.
The only good thing in this drama is the acting of the actress playing wee. Despite all her evil actions I can’t…
Nat is an epic actress! She has real skills! If you like her acting you should watch Club Friday The Series Season 7: True Love. She is as on top of her game here! It was nice to see Joss play opposite her.
Ep.9. Wow! I wasn't expecting this to be so good. It looked like the typical lovey-dovey stereotypical BL. Boy is shy, meets another boy, love, acceptance, a little drama for drama sake. The characters are well-rounded and flawed, the secondary hetro couple is actually developed, have good motivations, and feel real. That dinner scene was one of the best! Gaya Sa Pelikular livels of intense and realism! Nu (Gene's dad) is basically a professional extra/ support but boy does he bring Teep to life! Well done! Great to see an adult character in a BL struggle with sexual identity. Aoey is an extremely flawed character. We can have sympathy for him, though. The scene with his parents was so telling, letting us understand where his motivations lie. I must say, I really thought he was after Nubsib, not Gene, so well done writers! The effect of Gene's coming out on the family was epic! Usually, in mass-marketed BL's, it's the couple comes out, acceptance, and celebration. Here we see every member of the family being affected! Yes, Thailand may seem like a paradise for same-sex couples, as portrayed in other dramas, but the reality is way different. Society still has stigmas attached to that. Lovely Writer is doing a great job, from showing Gene's introverted wish not to be known, to how it affects those around. Well done Dee Hup!
OK. What the H was that? I mean enemy to friend trope, but overnight? There could have been some development! Tue took Ake's phone and they almost fought. Couldn't the friendship start to develop from there? Couldn't Ake open up to Tue about boxing being his dad's dream and the relationship start to thaw? From there the attraction could start to build? Come on! I understand the series time is short, but Copy A Bangkok in this business too long to let bad scripts get past the project approvers! Girl Next Room was in this quick succession of characters/ stories theme and look at the kind of development the individuals got there! Didn't feel linear nor so unnervingly quick!
yeah but this is not really a case of survivors guilt. He felt guilty coz he was in fact partially responsible…
Torfon also walked into the street when the picture blew away from her. It wasn't irresponsible, just muscle memory to retrieve the item. Although the illegal race was sighted, the fact that she walked into oncoming traffic could be brought up in the case, possibly dropping the charge from vehicular manslaughter to just one off the illegal racing of a motor vehicle. That could be the case even if "money" wasn't involved to drop the litigation.
Nat and Oliver have a palpable chemistry together! Their appearance in Club Friday was amazing, and this is no different. Fah is beautiful. Hope to see more of her on GMM. Story wise it's quite a generic lakorn, but the acting is good. Somewhat different from what GMM usually posts.
Did anyone else see the "where are they now" part after the finale?? Like WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK!! Why did they…
Arm deserved much better. Couldn't they imagine a more happy ending for him? Moved to Bangkok, met a doctor, hit it off, and still alive in the city???
It was an entertaining ride if nothing else. Executed some concepts nicely. It is always great to see talented actors like Off in non-sterotypical roles.
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The fact that Oh-aew was having a hard time adapting to College life and Bangkok was just epic to see.
Teh has been suddenly wrenched into reality about his chosen career. Kim giving up on acting and taking another job was just a hard slap to him. Oh-aew changing majors from what Teh thought was their chosen path was also hard. This portrays, quite well, the fleeting young ideologic innocence when reality hits.
Oh-aew is changing in ways Teh never expected, and he finds himself less attracted to the Oh-aew who is in a sort of self-discovery mode. Oh-aew really cares for Teh and wants to be the best partner for him. Oh-aew also just wants to spend as much time as possible with Teh, even going to the plays with him, or just wanting to be asked. I'm not blaming Oh-aew here, but he really hasn't noticed the toll his changes are having on Teh, and communication between the two is not 100%. Teh, also, is still deeply in love with him, but he seems ill-prepared for the changes he's seeing in his partner.
On the attraction to Jai it can happen. They have become close and Teh is feeling some attraction to him at this point. I hope Jai is not just playing Best Director and trying to get the most out of his actor by stringing him along that emotional path.
Using the sexual encounter as a sort of "homework" to relive a past experience was bad on Teh"s part, agreed. It's even sadder as Oh-aew found it such an amazing experience. The writer has really framed Teh as the anti-hero in this one.
Juan Miguel Severo is an epic writer that could give us a spectacular part 2!
Even reading some of the comments on here toxic traits are being exposed. Toxic fandom brings down all the positivity of the actors and their performances. It can also have drastic effects on the personal lives of the cast and crew of a production.
De Hup did an amazing thing illustrating the toxicity of some fans and the effects on personal lives.
It was nice to see Joss play opposite her.
I wasn't expecting this to be so good. It looked like the typical lovey-dovey stereotypical BL. Boy is shy, meets another boy, love, acceptance, a little drama for drama sake.
The characters are well-rounded and flawed, the secondary hetro couple is actually developed, have good motivations, and feel real. That dinner scene was one of the best! Gaya Sa Pelikular livels of intense and realism!
Nu (Gene's dad) is basically a professional extra/ support but boy does he bring Teep to life! Well done! Great to see an adult character in a BL struggle with sexual identity.
Aoey is an extremely flawed character. We can have sympathy for him, though. The scene with his parents was so telling, letting us understand where his motivations lie. I must say, I really thought he was after Nubsib, not Gene, so well done writers!
The effect of Gene's coming out on the family was epic! Usually, in mass-marketed BL's, it's the couple comes out, acceptance, and celebration. Here we see every member of the family being affected!
Yes, Thailand may seem like a paradise for same-sex couples, as portrayed in other dramas, but the reality is way different. Society still has stigmas attached to that. Lovely Writer is doing a great job, from showing Gene's introverted wish not to be known, to how it affects those around.
Well done Dee Hup!
I mean enemy to friend trope, but overnight? There could have been some development! Tue took Ake's phone and they almost fought. Couldn't the friendship start to develop from there? Couldn't Ake open up to Tue about boxing being his dad's dream and the relationship start to thaw? From there the attraction could start to build? Come on!
I understand the series time is short, but Copy A Bangkok in this business too long to let bad scripts get past the project approvers!
Girl Next Room was in this quick succession of characters/ stories theme and look at the kind of development the individuals got there! Didn't feel linear nor so unnervingly quick!
Although the illegal race was sighted, the fact that she walked into oncoming traffic could be brought up in the case, possibly dropping the charge from vehicular manslaughter to just one off the illegal racing of a motor vehicle.
That could be the case even if "money" wasn't involved to drop the litigation.
Fah is beautiful. Hope to see more of her on GMM.
Story wise it's quite a generic lakorn, but the acting is good.
Somewhat different from what GMM usually posts.
https://mydramalist.com/39515-thank-god-it-s-friday
It is always great to see talented actors like Off in non-sterotypical roles.