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Reminds me of another series I saw recently with the same outcome - one boy is supposed to marry a girl but ends up with another boy and finds out his ex-fiancée wants to marry a girl.

I'm impressed you found it on YouTube. Could you please provide the link?

Exactly. Akin repeatedly said, "It wasn't like that", but he could have continued, saying "I was dead drunk and Johnny took advantage of me". The love bites on his neck are the only proof he needs to realise that. What stopped him? We've seen situations like this too many times and I'm sure the writers do this deliberately to create drama for the sake of it, as noted.

Yes, I noticed the music at the end, a disquiet and restless piece for cello and piano in F sharp minor (I checked on the piano) that summed up nicely the events of the episode. I think it was an original piece composed expressly for use here.

There is only one word to describe Tong: capricious - but in a good sense.

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Seung Won is virtually throwing himself at See Hu who is totally oblivious to his intentions. Meanwhile, Hee Sun distances himself even further from Chang Young, who having broken up with Ji Yu, suddenly manages to get himself back into her good graces and confesses he likes her. For a BL romance, this sucks so far.

A dumb way to prove defiance. And he dragged Jin into it.

It's light, the storyline is a bit silly and overall I really like it. The MLs are cute and charming and have a certain chemistry together, which helps enormously. Something to look forward to each week.

For me, the only jarring part was the request by the photographer for shots of Jin and Akin smoking cigarettes. First of all, why? Jade was right to say no but without a word he was overruled. Multiple shots were taken and that was the end of it. I thought there might be a backlash. Just weird.

Now you mention it, I do recall scenes with both of them together. When I made the comment, nobody mentioned their names; that would've prompted the recall, but you just see them and don't hear them. It is, of course, apart from cowardice, a further reason Hee Su doesn't confess to Chan Young he likes him.

Everyone is talking about a secondary straight couple but there isn't one that I can see. Sure, Hee Su is pushing Seung Won to date Ji Yu but he confesses to her that he likes Hee Su, which is why he never told her about the concert tickets and wanted to go to it with Hee Su who rebuffed every invitation. Meanwhile, Hee Su likes Chan Young but decides he'll keep it to himself, however, someone is aware of this attraction. Even worse for Hee Su, he is not as close to Chan Young as he was previously. There's a long way to go before any of this is resolved.

Charming as this series is, if Chun and Chon ever get around to exchanging a single kiss, I'll be blown away.

It was a delight from start to finish. Everyone was wonderful, the script was clever, funny, engaging, silly, poignant and everything in between, demonstrating that no company does a BL romcom better than GMMTV.

With an overabundance of sound effects and a surfeit of sweetness, it was like a diabetic hit.

Eps. 3 & 4: so much angst, such dramatic music, only to find out there was nothing to worry about. Wonderfully executed.

What's annoying me about Sant's dental appointment is that Jay does it all himself without the help of a dental technician who first fits a bib around his neck and then hands him special sunglasses for when the bright overhead lights are turned on which here are not provided. When performing dental work, the technician inserts a mouth vacuum to extract the built-up saliva and excess water from the treatment which the dentist can't do while working on the teeth. Finally, his mouth is supposed to be numb after treatment, but there he is going to a cafe and eating a croissant.

Aside from that, whoever heard of a mother leaving an 8yo kid abandoned during a trip to the dentist. Then there's his fainting in the chair looking at an electric toothbrush wizz. It's all a bit much. I'll be glad when Sant's root canal procedure is done with so the proper romance can get underway.

Even though it works out well for everyone, it still doesn't redeem how bad most of this series was. One other thing, the description mentioned a box; there wasn't one, Arm saw inscriptions he'd hung with Ryu among many others but it didn't lead anywhere.

Yes, it concentrates on Ryu and Arm and makes up for the awfulness of the previous episode.

For most of Ep. 4, Akin looked miserable, constipated and unsmiling. Compare him to the adorable, angelic-faced Jin, with his silken, long blond hair and sweet nature. Nevertheless, Jin is keen to win over Akin and does so, resulting in the extraordinary honey scene enhanced with Debussy's rippling piano music, Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum, from Children's Corner. Perfection.