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As I said before, I guess it'll turn out like "The Shore". But whereas that series was clumsily told and obvious very soon, this one's done in a much more sophisticated way.

Among all the good guys there needs to be a bad guy, and Shakespeare has 3 episodes left to turn him into a good guy. Also 3 episodes left for the other two couples to get together. So those episodes will be action packed. Or maybe not.

Okay, we got a shower scene. But that was it. I'll give it one more chance. If Ron Angeles still doesn't show up, I'll drop it.

This is complete nonsense, but episodes are short, and Jack is super hot. so it was fun to watch.

Why couldn't all episodes be as good as ep 6? BL at its best, thanks to a good story and acting. Good to see Boom and Peak again.

Thank you for expressing exactly what I'm thinking. And for the record: we'll probably have to wait for a very long time before something comes up that can beat ITSAY. But "Bite me" is among the best of the rest. I'm enjoying it every week.

"I still ask myself how Mario could have fall for Jethro". Haha, I thought the same. If I were Mario, I would wait until Arnold comes up, because who could ever resist Ron Angeles?

The acting in this series is brilliant. I also like that there isn't a piano playing in the background all the time. What a pity this is 4 short episodes only.

This was hard to watch. Jomari Angeles and Iyah Mina saved it for me. I'll give it a second chance as I'm waiting for Ron Angeles.

It was one of the best episodes. Imo this is due to First's acting which was really good here, very authentic and credible.

I agree with you that Leo did the best he could do. I still think that won't be enough. Fiat needs to be treated by a doctor to overcome his trauma.

Aek is the one who saves Aue. He already helped him overcome his breakdown in his kitchen. This episode shows what his strength is based on - he knows, and loves his roots. Now it is Aek who leads Aue to places that remind him of his youth and roots, the simple and basic cuisine, the simple living conditions, religion. All this beautifully told. I have nothing to complain about.

I agree with you. I've loved this series since ep 1, but this episode was the most beautiful so far.

Could it be Inton lures Shapespeare from the house to rob it in his absence?

In episode 5, progress at a snail's pace again. I'd drop this if it wasn't for Kaleb and Axl, but they don't get much screentime.

This is amazingly weird. I love it.

I liked this episode because finally we get an idea why Fiat became the character he is. In real life it would take more than a loving boyfriend to heal his early childhood trauma, though.

I think all the actors are amazing. Just look at Soo Jin in ep 9. I guess this bears the mark of a director who is able to make actors perform at the top of their talents and skills.

It was great to see Boun and Prem together again, but I can only hope that the upcoming "Hemp Rope Special" won't be as sad as this. When I noticed Earth was in this again, I already knew there would be some crying, but did it have to be that much? And: could we please get a little more of Santa?

Agree.