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Season 2 was planned to be produced already in July, but that won't happen now that Shandii has passed away.

Episode 5 (uncut version) is out now. You may guess what happens when the cat's away...

If this is meant to be comedy, why isn't it funny? I'm dropping this.

It would have been better to make this series 8 episodes or so. The break-up plot twist was completely unnecessary and spoiled a series that could have been nice. What a shame.

I'll give this the 3-episodes chance, although the start wasn't by far as good as other recent Japanese BL series.

What a wonderful short film, with Kaleb Ong and David Revilla shining bright.

Finally!!

I didn't expect much from the start, so I'm not disappointed. It's a conventional BL-series. nothing sensational, but nothing completely bad either. The bunch of newbies are doing a good job.

I was looking forward to this series, because the special episode was amazing. But episode 1 was quite boring. I hope this will get better. If it doesn't it will be a big disappointment,

I'm enjoying this so far, the cast more than the story - a "secret" (Prince's background) that was revealed in the prequel isn't really evidence of an intelligent script. Mark is adorable.

Saddest news. RIP Shandii Bacolod.

Zheng Ze Shou said it himself: "Bullshit." Nothing to add.

This was fun to watch, a cute little series with two adorable leads.

The first episode was awful. It is hardly believable that it was written by the same person who wrote "Love is" which wasn't the best of all series, but at least watchable. Who wants to see a boy on the toilet, or someone tasting someone else's puke? Embarrassing. Joel's acting was okay, which made the others' acting look the more amateurish. Editing was poor, too. It's disappointing as Bright A 3 have proven they can do better.

Like Kalel, 15, this movie shows one of the dark sides of life, and Elijah Canlas proves once again that he is one of the most talented Filipino actors.

This is quite an entertaining Bl parody, and the cast are very cute indeed. I like the guy who plays Bear the most - maybe someone can create his profile at MDL.

I really enjoyed this series, although the finale had too little of Lukchup and Ram, and a bit too much of Namning and several side couples. But all in all, I think the way the seniors handled the bullying was a good example of how to deal with things like that in a reasonable way. I was a little scared that Namning would be made a victim towards the end of the series, but that didn't happen. The entire cast was good, and I hope we'll see more of Mick and Pop who did an amazing job, keeping in mind that they were newbies.

This was better than I expected, a lot better than SIMM at least. Khuafah doesn't seem to be the same person as in SIMM, though. He was the strong, caring, elder brother there, and here it looks like he's much weaker than Prince, but this may be due to the unknown environment. Mek and Mark are both super attractive, and good actors, too. Anyway, if they can keep up the quality in the coming episodes, this series may be very worth watching.

It's better than Gen Y and That's My Candy, and although KimCopter are okay in this, I doubt it will help you overcome your KC PTSD. Fluke does more than just cry here, and he is clearly the best of all the actors in this series. But the story has been told in CIWYW, and much better than here.

Despite Kouta's resistance to physical contact, this series is the perfect, cute start of a BL weekend.