JohnGotti

Hmmm! This is also plausible. IDK, maybe Black told someone in the gang that he had a brother (possibly Sean). Todd knew they were twins.

I couldn't agree more! But, I thought if I had stated that it deserved more, I'd get the haters comparing it to Bad Buddy, which was good in its own way, but different.

Hmmm! Interesting theory!

Thanks!

This series has actually been pretty good, IMO. There's drama, intrigue, bromance, and now romance. No "blue shorts," no "engineers and doctors," and no "high school or university settings." We finally get to see some other sides of Thai life. Similar to Tale of 1000 Stars, we get a story with BL integrated within the plot. This shows the progression of BLs into the current mainstream. I know it doesn't follow the "traditional" BLs we've come to both luv and hate in the past, with all of its recognizable tropes and lgbtq+ stereotypes. But, it does show how BLs are finally becoming more complex dramas versus high school or university BL romance hijinks. It's deserving of its current 8.6 rating by the posters. This is just one person's opinion... LMBO!

I had a feeling that the culprit was Todd. He knew too much about what was going on. The question is "why" he hurt Black. It has to do with Tarawi and the business.

Although it's been over a year since I've seen this series, I still occasionally think about and rewatch certain eps. IMO, this remains one of the most unique BL series produced. I didn't say "best." I said "unique." The idea of the parallel between the two couples is intriguing from beginning to end. And, although the series had the usual tropes and a few of the old stereotypes, the uniqueness of the story kept it flowing. It also occasionally caused you to tear up. Finally, to top it off, there was at least some resolution for each of the main characters in the end (no series cliffhangers).

IDK. I kind of liked the ending. Although the series had its ups and downs, it still was fairly entertaining. Yes, it was a little cliche. But, it still had that "feel-good" ending that you've come to expect in a romcom. So, if I had to rate the ending and the series, I'd have to give it an overall 7.5 - 8.0.

I would agree. Definitely a hammy series. I just hope they don't keep up the obsessive stalker routine for too many eps. That would get boring and creepy.

Agreed!

I'm just the opposite, I thought season 1 was just ok and did not like season 2. You are correct, a lot of things don't make sense, especially between S1 and S2. I felt it was disjointed between the seasons. The plots changed and so did the main characters (without enough explanation). However, it's become all too often in Philippine BLs that the mains "don't get together in the end. It feels at times that the production company just wants to tease the audience. There are a few exceptions, however.

I actually think they do see that the plot is "wobbly." I just think they're giving the audience "what they think the audience wants:" 1) Phuak getting what the audience thinks she deserves; 2) A way of downplaying assault, and sexual assault; and 3) a way to bring Than and Neung together. Basically, IMO, it's a messed-up BL series.

That's the toxicity that we've all been talking about. Crazy isn't it!!

True. But, there are also many, many ideal relationships in the world also. Raf, has a point. Why can't there be more BLs that have good relationships, instead of toxic ones?

Yeah. I forgot about him...

Agreed. However, I think it's really creepy how Phupha knows so much about him, as well as always knowing where he is, like a stalker.

I hear ya! LMBO!

Interesting point!

Agreed. The entertainment value IS subjective. I also agree that the manipulations and interwoven natures may happen very similarly in real human environments. And as for the "omniscient lens," sometimes "are" exactly as they appear, meaning if it looks complex, it just might be complex. But, I see your point and I stand duly informed.

Probably unlike many of you, I think this series is becoming to clouded with the manipulations, deceptions, misunderstandings, etc. This is causing, IMO, for the series to really drag and get drawn out. There's not a single relationship in this series that isn't having issues. From an entertainment standpoint, it's not very interesting. I would guess that the final episodes will miraculously resolve the major relationships, Wayu/Thana/Pa and Kit/Mark??? And what of the other relationships, Tong/Pok, Phai/Thana/Sandee, Jack/Koh, etc.? Basically, there's just way too much going on in this series at the same time. If there's a Gen Y 3, maybe the series needs to focus on fewer relationships.