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I love this series, not only because of the unique relationship between the main characters, but also for the dialogues. When Koichi comes to school in the morning, and the girl asks him "Are you still a corpse today?" I was sitting in front of my screen laughing like a madman.

When Triton switched from being the nice guy to the maniac gunman, he reminded me of Jack Nicholson in "The Shining". Man, his evil kooks... I actually like this series - it's a nice try at a little horror show, and I like all the actors, incl. Prince. But seriously - could there be anything less appropriate as a sponsor of this series than this beauty clinic?

This series is the most beautiful airing at this moment, and I'm sure it will compete for the most beautiful series of 2022, even if or maybe just because the ending will be sad. The actors must have spent many hours watching cats and dogs as their acting reminds us all the time what they used to be in their former lives. Congrats to Strongberry's cast and crew for creating this masterpiece.

This episode was sad, but in a beautiful way. It's a pity See Foon is gone because I loved Guide's acting.

The "staring scene" in the bar was the cutest I've ever seen in a BL show. This airs in the morning where I live, and after watching this, the day simply can't end badly.

It's Strongberry, so they won't disappoint us.

This series is another reason why I love shows with 8 episodes à 20 mins so much more - if they turn out to be as bad as this one, it isn't as much time wasted. I fell sorry for the actors who have to play getting drunk week after week.

Unfortunately this show is another example of a lot of money and talent wasted for a badly written series. I rarely ff BL series, but here I do.

All the actors are handsome (and good actors), but there's one who's hotter than hot - guess who (a little hint: he's the one who tip-toes). I like this series, although I'll never understand why grown men sleep with an army of cuddly toys, and even talk to them, that's just creepy.

Episode 3 was the most beautiful so far - I really really loved it, although I am already scared of the ending.

I wasn't enthusiastic about this series after the first episode, but I like it more and more. It does have some technical flaws, but the story is unique and well written, and the actors are trying their best, and they are actually better than some of the "big names" in a series called "Remember me".

This whole series is brutally good. I thought the first story couldn't be topped, but the second and third stories are both brilliant in their own ways.

Episode 5 was brilliant - the cinematography, the writing, and the acting. Telling such a complex story in 20 minutes is something you'll rarely find in any Thai series.

There was a handjob scene in "Make Our Days Count" - not to mention Sun Bo f***ing Lu Zhi Gang doggy style in the restroom.

Sadder even that there is a person who scored it "1" four days before it was aired. I think rating should be blocked until a series or movie has been aired, because there are also series that are rated "10" months before they are even produced.

"My Friendship 1" was the first time I saw Mon and Oak, and since then I've loved both of them. They have both matured and improved as actors since that time, and I am happy that they are still in the industry, after Oak was about to drop out a year ago. For me, they are one of the most iconic BL couples, with respect to talent as well as chemistry.

I was wondering how they could make a season 2, after the tragic ending of season 1, but this is set before season 1, and answers some of the questions that remained open after season 1.

What an amazing actor Santa is, but he and Earth (okay, Peak and Benz, too) are the only reasons why I'm glad there will be 2 more episodes. This series has been dragging on and on before Cake's return, and what I definitely don't want to see is artificial drama like the preview indicates.

This was a great show. The story had some minor flaws, but the acting was brilliant. I've always loved Khao, but I must admit I didn't expect First to be so good.

I don't like it when actors tell their story in a voiceover instead of acting it out, which James would have been capable of, but I can see that in a production like this it may be necessary.

I'm glad to see Mar Soriano in another serious role (like in "My Freaky Love Story") after her talent was wasted in some productions when she played OTT transgender people. All in all, this is heavy stuff, and not a masterpiece, but I give it the credit of a good intention.

Episode 2 was "cool". However, my brain refuses to imagine what kissing Koichi may feel like.