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Willian9891
The Frozen Landscape of Michigan, USA
This Is One of the Best Series To Come Out in a Long Time
I've seen other BL series with a fair share of silliness geared towards a teenage audience and episodes with plot holes and disappointment, but I have no complaints to make about anything in this series even if I tried.
My Engineer was one of those very welcome shows where I liked where the story was going, the excellent acting by everyone one board, and the work that it took to make this show work for all 14 episodes.
The one reservation that I had about the relationships not going even further in this series is easily forgiven because we have Season 2 coming up to move things along.
I am one of those who watched the whole series and was completely astonished at how powerful the side relationship of Ram-King made them one of the big reasons to watch this show.
I loved seeing this match slowly develop and they almost stole the show by themselves.
I felt as strongly for the acting that Perth and Lay put into these characters and I did when watching Cooper and Poy work their magic on the Bohn-Duen relationship.
Out of all of shows to watch out there that are already wrapped up over the past two years, I would put My Engineer up there in the top 3, with it being one of the best rewatch earners as well.
I also really liked the acting and story plots in Triage, Gen Y and Tharn-Type, so that's where my thinking and values lie with my reviews.
There was silliness to be found in every episode, but I can forgive all of them for being mixed in carefully to a story that had to include teens as a big part of their audience.
A lot of it I actually liked, including the scenes where Duen cannot handle a shot of liquor to save his life.
Poy does play a very good drunk along with everything else in the role.
One of my weaknesses in watching a show like this is seeing a character start out in the early episodes coming across as cold and unemotional and then open up completely before your eyes halfway through the series.
I saw this with Perth playing Ram, and his acting in it was even better after a rewatch of the show to see where his character was coming from.
There was definitely a lot going on in the Ram-King match in this season and I looked forward to what was next just as much as the others.
I was hooked on this series by episode 2 and remained happy with the story through all 14 episodes.
I'll recommend this series to everyone and advise them to save a seat for Season 2.
My Engineer was one of those very welcome shows where I liked where the story was going, the excellent acting by everyone one board, and the work that it took to make this show work for all 14 episodes.
The one reservation that I had about the relationships not going even further in this series is easily forgiven because we have Season 2 coming up to move things along.
I am one of those who watched the whole series and was completely astonished at how powerful the side relationship of Ram-King made them one of the big reasons to watch this show.
I loved seeing this match slowly develop and they almost stole the show by themselves.
I felt as strongly for the acting that Perth and Lay put into these characters and I did when watching Cooper and Poy work their magic on the Bohn-Duen relationship.
Out of all of shows to watch out there that are already wrapped up over the past two years, I would put My Engineer up there in the top 3, with it being one of the best rewatch earners as well.
I also really liked the acting and story plots in Triage, Gen Y and Tharn-Type, so that's where my thinking and values lie with my reviews.
There was silliness to be found in every episode, but I can forgive all of them for being mixed in carefully to a story that had to include teens as a big part of their audience.
A lot of it I actually liked, including the scenes where Duen cannot handle a shot of liquor to save his life.
Poy does play a very good drunk along with everything else in the role.
One of my weaknesses in watching a show like this is seeing a character start out in the early episodes coming across as cold and unemotional and then open up completely before your eyes halfway through the series.
I saw this with Perth playing Ram, and his acting in it was even better after a rewatch of the show to see where his character was coming from.
There was definitely a lot going on in the Ram-King match in this season and I looked forward to what was next just as much as the others.
I was hooked on this series by episode 2 and remained happy with the story through all 14 episodes.
I'll recommend this series to everyone and advise them to save a seat for Season 2.
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