This series has been a disappointment so far. I blame the colorless script and the director, not the actors, because all of them are doing their best. You have a nearly introverted judo guy, and you also add in a nerd: this combination requires the plot to be much more “animated” than it is now. There are a lot of light moments in between, and the interactions between Niran and Cheewa, though very cute in themselves, can’t sustain the pace of the show. On the other hand, they actually end up dragging it down.
The big plus: Keen’s range is no joke, from Only Boo to this. This guy is way too talented. And Aston, one more time, I have to say this: I can’t take my eyes off him because he’s already taken my heart.
Come on, the kind of debate we're having here is exactly what the producers want. In this day and age, it's very hard to capture people's attention, so I don't blame them for doing this. To make these kinds of "bromance" shows, of course they have to include a main female lead, otherwise, they would face criticism from older generations in society.
It's nice to see Song Kang again after Sweet Home Season 3 (which is a disastrous season). I occasionally think about Navillera while watching this, as his role reminds me of Lee Chae-rok, a sensitive artist.
Sea and Keen are truly versatile. This cool/introverted version of Keen is another proof that he can nail most roles superbly. And although there’s not much change in Sea’s acting, I love seeing him play these calm roles, they suit him perfectly. The jokes are well-written, and the chemistry is already there. I can’t wait for the next episode.
SeaKeen occupies a very special place within GMM’s world. They may not be as famous as some other couples, but they are never, ever boring. All of their shows are worth watching. As a fan of SeaKeen from the very beginning (who could forget the unique story of Only Boo?).
They’re like a jazz band in the middle of a pop concert.
Thank God they didn't completely cut Justin out, or the show would have suffered. What's done is done. I just want to watch the whole show through to the end.
Come to think of it, the most serious roles Gemini and Fourth have ever taken were, presumably, their first ones in Moonlight Chicken. That show is filled with realistic struggles, even though, on the surface, the stakes are much lower than those in Ticket to Heaven. Even so, Gemini shines despite saying almost nothing, and Fourth portrays a convincing working-class teenage boy. I hope Gemini and Fourth's next project is something like what they did in that show.
Do we really need this show? Me and Thee is fun for what it is, but career-wise, Pond and Phuwin should try a different script and genre. Maybe the scriptwriters at GMM couldn't think of anything else for them to do. Just like in Hollywood, when you run out of ideas, you make sequels.
The big plus: Keen’s range is no joke, from Only Boo to this. This guy is way too talented. And Aston, one more time, I have to say this: I can’t take my eyes off him because he’s already taken my heart.
It's nice to see Song Kang again after Sweet Home Season 3 (which is a disastrous season). I occasionally think about Navillera while watching this, as his role reminds me of Lee Chae-rok, a sensitive artist.
SeaKeen occupies a very special place within GMM’s world. They may not be as famous as some other couples, but they are never, ever boring. All of their shows are worth watching. As a fan of SeaKeen from the very beginning (who could forget the unique story of Only Boo?).
They’re like a jazz band in the middle of a pop concert.