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This and Love Design both felt similar to Netflix productions, and would have been perfect for the streaming platform. Sadly, here in Canada, the only available Thai GL drama is Reverse 4 You.

This is one of the best TV shows that I've ever watched!!!

It's well written, acted, directed, and produced. The 2 leads were great, and so were the entire supporting cast (especially Deedee and Porsche). Heck, even the product placement (Farmhouse bread) was included in a funny way, providing the show with some much-needed comic relief.

It breaks my heart to know that this masterpiece will probably never get the recognition it deserves. Sadly, here in Canada, Thai dramas just don't get the attention that K-dramas do, and major streaming platforms like Netflix just don't seem to be willing to invest in them.

I'd especially like to see Mafai and Greece in their own GL drama. Rocky and Sachet are also cute.

I definitely would have preferred to see their actual wedding, and it would have been great to see Pat's awesome parents one last time, but I enjoyed it overall. "So This Is Love" is one of my favourite songs of 2025, and getting to hear everyone sing an acoustic version of it was definitely the highlight of the episode for me.

And it sounds like Pat and Prem are getting ready to expand their family. Why do I get the feeling that Prem is about to start raising a little Pat?

P.S. I must confess that I can't even remember those 2 other guys who were in the final scene. Were they in the show's 10 mainline episodes, and I've just forgotten about them? Or were they in the book, and were just randomly brought into the show at the last minute?

P.P.S. It's also odd how Prem mentioned Dr. Lada here, and yet she never mentioned her even once in the 10 mainline episodes.

Where can I buy the streaming ticket?

Where can I watch it?

Despite ALL of its flaws, I enjoyed it overall, largely due to the excellent chemistry between the 2 female leads, Lena (my fellow Canadian) and Miu (one of GL's most gorgeous actresses).

I've been told that Channel 3 is a very conservative TV network (correct me if I'm wrong), so the fact that they're airing Girl Love dramas at all is definitely a step in the right direction. But I still do wish that they would hire better writers for their GL shows, rather than rely on the LingOrms and the LenaMius to do all the heavy lifting and carry these shows for them.

Dangerous Queen still takes the cake. Practically every time that Bo cried, and practically every time that she and Queen just stared at each other in slow motion, I had to hear that same depressing song.

I'm about to start binge-watching ClaireBell. Before I do, I have to ask: will this show make me cry, like the final 3 episodes of Poisonous Love did? I certainly hope so!!!

Prem was frustrating in those final episodes. I wanted to see her become a strong female character. Instead, I had to see her become a submissive daughter, who chose her abusive/manipulative/homophobic parents over the love of her life. She should have called the cops on her dad when she saw those bruises on her mom's body. Instead, she chose to just break up with Pat. When Prem's parents told her that Pat was dead, she just believed them, and didn't even question why they wouldn't let her leave the house or contact anyone with her cellphone. She should have been furious when she found out that her parents had been lying to her about Pat's fate. Instead, she chose to instantly forgive them when she saw that Pat was indeed alive.

Of the ~20 GL dramas that I've watched, I think that Love Design might have been the most consistently good from start to finish. If I'm being honest, I don't think that it's the most fun or exciting GL series, nor was it filled to the brim with memorable moments. And while the acting was good, I don't think that there were any performances that really stood out. But unlike basically all other GL series, there also weren't any specific moments that REALLY pissed me off, nor did either of the 2 female leads cross a line that made me contemplate whether or not I was still rooting for her. There also weren't any terrible actors or actresses.

As you said, Mind's redemption arc was actually done well. Despite what she did to Aokbab, it never felt like Mind was inherently evil, so it was obvious that she would one day own up to her awful mistakes. Thee, meanwhile, was clearly beyond repair, so it was great to see him get what he deserved. And now that he's alienated Aokbab's 2 brothers and Mind, I highly doubt that he'll ever be able to rebuild.

December 13

I recently dreamt that Prem became a fan of heavy metal music. I'm sure that you can all guess how Prem's father reacted to her listening to Tool and Slayer.

December 5, I think

It's refreshing to watch a GL series where the evil (grand)parent(s) actually get(s) what they deserve. I only wish that GAP, The Secret of Us, and Poisonous Love had their own Kem to take out the trash.

I also have a lot of respect for Bow encouraging Prem to break up with Pat as softly and respectfully as she could. I was so relieved that Prem didn't end up saying the typical harmful phrases during the breakups in these GL dramas:

- "I don't love you."
- "I've never been happy with you."
- "Women should only be in relationships with men."

Kudos to Love Design (and actor Hymn) for giving us a memorable GL drama villain. Thee was just as entertaining as he was corrupt, and I loved his mobster-like clothing style.

Thank you. I'll try my best to patiently wait another 16 days to see Pat and Prem again.

Has the special wedding episode been filmed yet? And will it be airing in 2025?

"I tried, Prem. I was in such a serious condition. But I guess my will to see you must've been so strong, so I cheated death. Did I do well?"

"Of course you did. You're the best, Pat."