Not a Robot

Maybe Parek (I think that's his name) from the novel is the father of the twins from Don't Say No. They come from a mafia family. I love this show and can't wait for tomorrow.

I loved this series from the beginning, and liked that they added the surprise party. It wasn't in the novel, but maybe it was in extra chapters. I like when a cold character falls fast and hard for the normal guy. I'm hoping they will have a series about Kom and Baiboon, but they will need to age Baiboon up because some international BL viewers do not know the age of consent in Thailand, and cannot separate fiction from real life and will be calling Bangkok's CPS. The play BDSM didn't bother me because I would not be able to handle real BDSM. I've seen enough documentaries and interviews to know this already. Yoon and Ton seem like really sweet people in real life and I wish them much success.

For the "I hate fan service" crowd, the throuple was fan service.

I'm sad this series is ending tomorrow. Kim has given Kamol and family for the first time, and Kamol has brought Kim true love. I hope to see Yoon and Ton in another series.

I don't think some viewers realize that if not for Shin, Akira would not have been able to take this step. Shintaro has helped Akira become more brave and less uncomfortable with the idea of telling Sakuma that he was sincere, that it was not some graduating senior prank or dare. All I have to say to Akira is, ganbarimasu!

I was hoping this was a sequel. Now I'm not sure I can watch it, knowing Jack's future.

Personally, I usually do not like love mixed with my dark content. I like it to stay on topic, and when they add love, it seems to mess things up. I feel like I'm not being shown why Akk and Ayan would ever be a couple. We see Akk trying to do things for Ayan, but why? I think that my favorite BLs which has darker topics are Manner of Death and Triage.

Thank you for your great recap. It let me know to skip to the last 5 minutes. My FF button also thanks you. The recaps are more interesting and humorous than the actual show.

Did they even show Daonuea, Nine and the mystery baby? They continue to subtitle Loadstar (misspelled on purpose) Productions but not the Thai post-it or song. Figures.

P.S. I was kind of hoping for the ship name Iced-Tea. Bad pun, but this show was so bad, I'm not even going back to watch Episode 0.

I like this series more than The Eclipse (puts hands over head to fend off blows). The GMMTV "dark" series tend to get overly preachy, and I feel like I'm attending a religious revival. They don't know how to write for adult audiences when it come to dark content, so they gear it toward the kids. At least Vice Versa doesn't try to be deep. Tun and Talay try to express themselves like adults would. Talay was pretty honest in Ep9. I do think they should show Tess and Pakorn at times, because while I see Talay improving things for Tess, I'm worried about what Tess is doing to Talay's life. Also the doppelgangers are strange because we should run into Puen's since he is famous in his universe.

Okay, I'm thoroughly confused now and my only wish is they don't screw up this beautiful series with a cookie cutter ending, even if I end up heartbroken. Rossi is just wonderful in this episode, as usual. Meen is great too, but Meen is obviously a grown man, handsome, with plenty of sex appeal, while Rossi still has a boyishness about him. Rossi is just amazing though. My heart hurt for both Tiew and Mork this episode. I was literally holding my breath during the bridge scene, scared that Tiew was going to go over the rail. I'm hoping that Mork listens to the coffee shop owner, so that both butterflies can be free.

I love this series quite a bit. Sometimes, I base my feelings about high school dramas on if they make me remember what high school and being in puberty was like. Amagi having mixed feelings about sex is something many people go through. Our perception of young males can be "if there's a hole, I'm filling it" but not all males are like this. I know that men, young men in particular have pressure to be studs, but for both Amagi and Takara to discuss sex made my heart soar. Takara also had his boundaries and well, and he stated them to Amagi. This gem of a series is bold enough to have the main characters holding hands while walking home from school, yet vulnerable enough to discuss things like when Amagi was avoiding Takara because he was afraid.

Swap Test is still my #1 worst BL, but the only reason that I forgive it is, it seems like they were trying to pay homage to John Waters at times, and it obviously had 1/8 the budget of this series. It was kind of a BL Pink Flamingos and Hairspray. Plus it had violence. It was bad. If you want a new worst, watch Swap Test. What the Duck 2 is #3 behind this one.

Earth did a great job in this episode. I've never had feelings for a friend, yet I could feel his shock and confusion when Eiw realized why he has had certain feelings about Cake recently. I know that I would be pretty distraught if I had feelings for my best friend because I would feel that I may lose someone really important. Earth conveyed these feelings so well. The uncertainty, fear, confusion.

I saw this similar scenario in Make it Right , when the character played by Peak was on the receiving end of the confession. This isn't a new plot, but the way Earth plays Eiw just hit me hard.

It's only in Japanese as far as I know. If you can read Japanese, Amazon Japan may carry it.

Rain did cross boundaries with the kiss, especially biting him, and there's no excuse for that. Phayu is knowingly pushing Rain's buttons to get him to react, and because Rain is so predictable, he is easy to set up. Rain is really a caring person, with a chihuahua demeanor. I think it's hilarious, but then again, I like this trope so I'm biased..

Phayu knows that Rain is attracted to him and when he tried the direct approach, Rain freaked out and told him he didn't like him and pushed him away. So now Phayu is showing Rain by not being available, by teasing him, that Rain does like him, and misses him when he can't see him. The whole shop and his brother knows that Phayu likes him, the only one who doesn't know is Rain.

Loved this episode. I'm soft for the bully the one you love trope, and Payu is running Rain in a circle. The Rain character reminds me of Akihito (Finder), when he has a roadblock, he sits down and lets his thoughts run in a circle around his head. Then it takes him a while (or never figures it out) that he is doing exactly what the other person wants. Rain almost caught on a couple of times, but talked himself out of it. Yes, I have a soft spot for Rain. If I was Rain's friend, I would hug and comfort him, pat him, then look over his head at Payu, and smile at him, daring him to blow his cover. Saifa should be doing this to Payu. He is missing an opportunity to clown on his brother. Both Noeul and Boss are doing a great job as the leads, so I'm there for both of them.

My favorite show of the current lineup. I'm proud that Minato finally expressed his feelings. Even though it felt good, it was obviously bittersweet for him. Now that they cleared the air, Minato can move on.

Whether or not Akira will have the courage to talk to Shin about his feelings, is another matter. I'm rooting for Asuka and Shuu-san right now though!

Pressure from family is understandable. I think that having to take on a step-child when your husband did not tell you about him is pressure too. It is nice to see a family series, since it's not as common to see in gay entertainment.

Sorry LoL. The baby just came out of nowhere, so I thought it was a real question. Plus I was being a little sarcastic because this show took what could have been a cute moment, and showed them not even being able to comfort their own baby.

I figured she was adopted. Maybe she belongs to Boat and Candy since she was crying like that. I'm not sure why they chose to shoot that scene with the baby crying so hard if she is supposed to be their baby.