I’m enjoying this quite a lot. Not for the story which makes little sense, but for the chemistry between the leads. I find Wela very charming but why he’s the most popular host is beyond me. By looks only Khem has them all beat. I know this is a shallow comment but this is kind of a shallow show depicting a weird club with boys as hosts for a mixed clientele (!) . Sadly the aerial gymnastics we saw in the opener seem to have been forgotten by chapter 4 where I am at.
They still use the terms stand-in and stunt-man interchangeably. I wonder if that’s just translation or they actually do that in Thai filmmaking. Very confusing. It would be good if a Thai speaking member could tell me? But aside from that this is a very well down BL and I’m even warming up to Up.
Just starting on this one and Shogun takes my breath away. He’s right up there with Poom of My Stand-in hotness but I’m not sure how they’ll combine the usual college capers with a nightclub setting. ButShogun is the guarantee that I’ll stay with this series.
In chapter 9 there’s a romantic scene with the second couple, Jao and Wayu, where they show something that I certainly never saw before in a BL. I’m not telling you what it is, you’ll just have to see for yourself. I like this second couple, childhood friends we learn, we-aerated by circumstance. Very cute both of them and good little performers. Will there be a Jao/Wayu sequel in the offing?
This is still very confusing to me but Max and Nat are their wonderful selves. I like that the series went a totally different way. I don’t know where this is supposed to be set but it seems to be a sort of rural neverland interspersed with rusting industrial plants. Even a boardroom looks a bit downtrodden as if these people actually prefer the green verdant outdoors. Still got 5 more episodes to go and waiting for the first kiss. I think I spot a secondary pair one of whom, played by Pak Varayu Pusomjitsakul, is just the cutest. I see that Pak will play a main in an upcoming series. Hope it will happen.