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I gave up long ago working out the logic of the story but at least it's clear that everyone is dead and we're dealing with spirits who come and go. At least Khen and Mas are still together. It just seems interminable to me and I'm relieved it will all be over next week.

With its stellar lineup of recognisable actors from the GMMTV stable plus a few new ones, this ensemble show gets off to a cracking start that reminds me of shows past with a level of writing and acting that has been missing lately and brings back the timing and comedic pacing that makes it so much fun to watch and will run double the usual quota with 24 episodes. What with 'Love Sick 2024' at 15 episodes set in a high school and this show featuring Engineering students in a university setting, it's a welcome return to the essence of the BL genre.

I couldn't think of anything more idyllic than a trip to the onsen with your lover. Having my own Haruto would make me the happiest guy in the world.

You've got to give it to Grandma who manages to be feisty even though she's ill and additionally doles out good advice. Thanks also to Grandma, Jack and Joke are close again, cuddle buddies in bed. About time for them to kiss.

Funny you should mention that series. I found it while I was browsing the other day and binge watched it. Different, engrossing - there's a lot of good things about it and once you start you can't stop till it's all over. On the whole, I liked it a lot.

I can't work out why it's called 'Eccentric Romance'; perhaps 'Suspicious Romance' would have been a better title. There's the attractive gym trainer (Jin Uk) and the two friends, one Thai (Jay) and one Korean (Seong Hun). Jay likes Jin Uk and Seong Hun suspects he murdered someone, so in order to deter Jay, Seong Hun declares he has feelings for him. That's it so far. Nothing eccentric here; he's just looking out for his friend. Perhaps as it develops further the eccentricity will reveal itself, but somehow I doubt it.

With BLF you can get rid of iQIYI, GagaOOlala and WeTV although Gaga does have a lot of stuff, mainly short films and more risqué material, that BLF doesn't have.

There was nothing inappropriate to watch in that scene. If you want to watch all BL series and many movies easily and cheaply without having to subscribe to a multitude of sites, I suggest you subscribe to Boys Love Factory - $10 for 6 months, $20 for 12 months.

For all those people trying to access iQIYI or any other hard to access show, the solution is cheap and simple: subscribe to Boys Love Factory - $10 for 6 months, $20 for 12 months - and see just about every BL series and a lot of movies easily and without fuss. As an aside, KissAsian has become impossible to use because when you click play, a spam site comes up and when you've finally managed to get the video to play, you have to go through the whole process again to click on full screen. In the end, I gave up. Using BLF avoids a multitude of subscriptions and for me is by far the best way to see all the major BL series, and even a few that don't make it onto the World of BL Calendar.

I watch this show on Boys Love Factory to which I subscribe and find it extraordinary that it wasn't on the uncut iQIY version.

The scene begins at 16:55 and lasts about two minutes. Then suddenly, we're back at school with two of the other boys.

You're wrong. They did book rooms at the hotel, hence the discussion I mentioned, after which we saw Phun and Noh in their suite then Noh going to have a shower, closing the door behind him. Shortly after that they were all back at school.

That neither Jack nor Joke suspected the medicine Grandma took which led to her immediate hospitalisation was tampered with by Boss verges on the ridiculous while Save's behaviour is shameful, all a ruse to get Jack to work for him again. Observing Jack make one awful decision after another and appearing to accept that Fate has it in for him no matter how hard he tries to escape it is heartwrenching, leaving Joke to look on helpless, distraught and upset that his burgeoning romance with Jack is over. Even Boss is having a rotten time! Out of all this there is only one ray of sunshine: Rose putting her wealth to use helping kids in need.

Is it just me or was I the only one to find the latest episode curiously dull most of the time with little of any consequence happening? For instance, the holiday at the beach where much was made of who was going to share rooms (as if that was really in question), they're at the beach and suddenly they're back at school bypassing a possible night scene with Phun and Noh in bed together. And at the end when Earn sang a song that I think was directed at Noh, the lyrics, which are usually relevant to any situation, weren't shown. Next week should be better.

It is my considered opinion that Ellis has made life unnecessarily difficult juggling so many paramours around. There's Run, his ex, Kim, his colleague and friend with benefits and Pat, his irreplaceable secretary. Additionally, they're all involved in his business life. His only saving grace, apart from being handsome is that he exudes charm. I have to give it to Pat for the tactful way he handles Ellis and delicately juggles his professional and romantic duties. Storywise, however, it seems to be stuck in the merry-go-round of Ellis' entanglements.

I just watched Ep. 4 during which Mishima was spanked 100 times by the cute teacher who seems to have an unhealthy obsession with him. No idea where this is leading but it doesn't bode well.

Two words sum up Haruto: precious and adorable. He is the exact opposite of Ryo except they're both bright and intelligent but together they make a formidable team and now after a slight misunderstanding on the part of Ryo who also realised he can't live without him, they are officially in love. It's only going to get better.

I'm surprised it has a general rating of 7.4; it should be lower.

Simple, sweet and endearing is an apt description for Ep. 2. These two boys have great chemistry, and each episode allows them to show a degree of versatility in their roles. I particularly liked the quality of the dialogue and the character development which kept me thoroughly engaged to the end. The grandma also stood out for her open-mindedness, directness and wisdom and even though she might be close to death (thank goodness, she didn't die; I've had more than enough of that happening) she still came across as tough as nails and has some years left. My only criticism is the boss's office, which was singularly unimpressive as is his desk. I look forward to the next iteration of these two charming and cute boys.

One has to feel sorry for Earn and his crush on Noh, knowing Phun already has him locked in as his future boyfriend and seeing Noh asleep with his head resting on Phun's shoulder and Phun gently stroking Noh's hair must have been excruciating for him. However, nothing and no one will get in the way of Phun claiming Noh for himself. He is single-minded in this regard. Most of his circle are aware of their close friendship one way or another and Earn is wise enough to tread carefully not to provoke Phun. Let's hope one of the other boys sets his site on Earn or he gives up and lets himself fall for someone else. He deserves happiness too.