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The industry is hard. War of Y isn't pure fantasy.

Absolutely agree. The same applies to Neo who has a great comic talent, but is as good in this serious role.

What does Dee wear those dangerous rings for? A slap in Ohm face with them, and that'll be the end of that sexual harassment. Anyway, this series isn't as bad as Love with Benefits, but Gameplay deserves something much better. He is such an adorable actor.

...poor Charlie. First Robin confesses his love to him, and after their kiss suddenly remembers that he is straight. And then the next morning guess who's coming for breakfast? Charlie's former self. Poor Felix, too: He has fallen for Kajo, but that boy is more interested in Felix' sister. So although this episode felt like a filler first, a lot happened in the second half.

The biggest part of episode 5 felt like a filler, albeit with beautiful shots of the scenery and the sea. About the plot...

The cutest flirting scenes I've seen in a long time. Love it.

Good to see that Wabi Sabi can do it short and cute.

The story of the main couple is going in circles, but I still love this series, and that's mainly due to the actors who are all adorable, although I must confess that I love Oku Tomoya the most..

Episode 4 was heavy stuff, a rollercoaster of emotions, more and more people show their true faces. This series looks disgustingly realistic. Seng was again brilliant.

When the episode started with the band playing I thought, well, finally, they are doing what a band is supposed to do, and I hoped everything else would get a little better, too. But then it was the same old again - Duean Yi the brat, although I must admit as a drunken brat he was quite good, Nava the nagging ***hole, and ChanChao still indecisive whether to leave or stay . There was some progress at least, though, as Pleng Rak finally left behind his fear of being cheated on again, but I am absolutely unable to imagine him and Duean Yi as a couple. The only lovely moments are the Nuea-Jean scenes, but there are way too few of them.

Episode 1 already gives me heavy ITSAY feelings, although it looks more like a teaser as it's so short.

and has too much screentime.

I love this series, and I don't mind that it's only 4 episodes. Better short and sweet than 12 boring episodes like Check out.

All the three of them are very good actors, but Rossi was absolutely brilliant in episode 3. I also love the writing of this series. Whenever you think one mystery has been solved, a New one is coming up. For example, what does it mean that Tiew is in a different location in the morning than at night? I guess we'll only understand all the little hints and mysteries at the end of episode 6, which is what I call perfect writing, keeping up suspense. Then we'll rewatch the series, and we'll say,"ah, that's why" many times.

I was about to drop this after two episodes, but didn't because of Daniel, and then I fell in love with Por, and finally I stuck to it after Tim and Mai became my favourite couple. Now I'm a little sad that it's over, but just a little.

I know they are completely different, and the "Charleys Tante" movie from the 1960s was embarrassing. The only similarity is the name in the titles. - Now that you mention Debbie Reynolds and Tony Curtis, I seem to remember that I may have seen that movie on TV, but that must have been many years ago .

I don't know that one. There is a German stage play and movie of a similar title "Charleys Tante" (Charley's Aunt) which is a kind of Tootsie story.

I like this show. Good entertainment, good writing, directing, and acting. I like JC, and Kaleb is the greatest anyway. This show made me miss the premieres of "The Eclipse" yesterday, and "Vice Versa" today. That says something, doesn't it?

Surprise!

I like this series a lot. The way Thai society issues are addressed here is more balanced than in some other series. The cast is great. I've always loved Khao, but here First is more impressive, and Neo has grown into an actor who is clearly the boss as soon as he enters the stage. I think it was clever pairing him with Louis again so that both of them can show how much they have grown up.