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I don't want this to end!

What did you expect when the writer is Mame? -- Ja is still one of the hottest guys ever. Just fast forward till he takes off his shirt. In episode 12 I guess.

There were way too many flashbacks in this episode. A few of them made sense, but many felt like mere fillers. I think more time should have been spent instead on discussing their future life together. "I'll take care of you" doesn't seem to be enough in a situation like this. I also do not really understand what their relationship actually is: are they lovers, or have they returned to being friends? If someone sees this episode without having seen the previous one, he would surely think they are just good friends. Anyway, Man and Title's acting make this series worth watching.

They kept the promotion machine for Nitiman running and running for months, if not a year. Kaownah and Turbo were advertising it all the time, and they have a huge fanbase. I started watching the series because of them, but they were minor side characters, Kaownah acting weird, which was disappointing after his amazing acting in TT. I dropped it after some episodes.

Same.

That is what I was trying to say.

It's not only you. I loved him in UWMA too.

What is happening to Bas and Kaprao (sexual harassment by their superior) and what is happening to Ait and James (being forced to hide their relationship) are two sides of the same coin. They are all victims of the same system, which is the topic of this show. This is not a love story. It is very hard to watch, thanks to a great extent to Michael's amazing acting, but also as we are reminded in the credits that this is not fiction.

You're also overlooking Bank. He's amazingly cute.

It was okay that the complete episode focused on Phob and Nut, but unfortunately it felt like two different persons had written the script. Up to the kiss (the first one) it was very naturalistic, the awkwardness of the situation when they haven't heard from each other for 4 years, there are so many questions you would like to ask but don't dare, Are you going to hurt the other person if you are too direct? That was very well done. Everything after their first night just didn't feel right, like you said. Strangely bloodless.

I like it because it isn't set in college, nobody died despite all the serious injuries, there are no shrieking BL-fans and no evil exes. Kaitoon and Non are lovable, and as Einstein probably said, the bad guy will be turned into a good guy by the example of a good guy, or something like that. I enjoyed it. It was good fun.

I was only hoping to see Hank's smile once more, and I got it. I'm happy.

That was exactly how I felt when I saw the question mark. This was such a beautiful and well-acted series, but we've been disappointed with a season 2 so often. I would like to see Iyo and Yves again, maybe together, but rather in a new project.

I'd like to give this series a full 10 for the important message and the amazing acting of Michael, Daniel and even Benz. But I can't because too much screentime is wasted on the side plot of James-Ait-Marco. That said, the show is still way better than most others.

I wished someone would murderize that Eak brat when he threw his second-hand bunch of flowers at Phob, after Phob was finally and for once smiling.

I should have known irony doesn't work ;-)

Wasn't the product placement a wonderful parody, a masterpiece full of comedy and irony? Or did I get it wrong maybe?

" Is less than 30 minutes per episode enought? I believe so. Any longer than that, it will be too heavy to watch." - I absolutely agree! This is simply amazing.

I loved this series mainly because of Hank. Wayne Song bumping into Aaron was the cream topping of the show. This voice...

*spoilt, not spilt