Fun, kooky lighthearted series
Not everything in the series makes sense – 'I'll extend the lease if she marries me' – but that is the heart of the show. Country girl meets city girl and all types of sparks fly.
The acting is bit over-the-top and the supporting characters can get a bit zany but that all just adds to the enjoyment of the show. It is a lot of fun watching Si (Saranphat Pedersen), the spoiled, rich city girl experience country life under the guidance of Klao (Punyapat Wangpongsathaporn), the wealthy but down-to-earth country girl. The best part of the series is watching Si mature and grow as her relationship with Klao deepens.
This is the third pairing of these two actresses and you can see how well they work together. They have great chemistry and seem to really have a lot of fun with each other.
The story is fairly simple and doesn't really add anything surprising....and does have some fairly big holes....but that's fine. We all need a palate cleanser between weightier stories and this lighthearted series does a great job providing that.
The series does hit a major snag in ep 7 though. The episode starts very sad, moves to a joyous event and then falls off the cliff into stupidity that continues into the finale. While this sub-story does provide a couple of amusing zany scenes, the underlying stupidity upon which it is based detracts from an otherwise amusing series. Fortunately, they wrap it up and provide a decent ending for the series....if they'd just cut out those 30 minutes, the series would be much better.
The acting is bit over-the-top and the supporting characters can get a bit zany but that all just adds to the enjoyment of the show. It is a lot of fun watching Si (Saranphat Pedersen), the spoiled, rich city girl experience country life under the guidance of Klao (Punyapat Wangpongsathaporn), the wealthy but down-to-earth country girl. The best part of the series is watching Si mature and grow as her relationship with Klao deepens.
This is the third pairing of these two actresses and you can see how well they work together. They have great chemistry and seem to really have a lot of fun with each other.
The story is fairly simple and doesn't really add anything surprising....and does have some fairly big holes....but that's fine. We all need a palate cleanser between weightier stories and this lighthearted series does a great job providing that.
The series does hit a major snag in ep 7 though. The episode starts very sad, moves to a joyous event and then falls off the cliff into stupidity that continues into the finale. While this sub-story does provide a couple of amusing zany scenes, the underlying stupidity upon which it is based detracts from an otherwise amusing series. Fortunately, they wrap it up and provide a decent ending for the series....if they'd just cut out those 30 minutes, the series would be much better.
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