My big question is, "Does this show only have one hair stylist or does every guy in Thailand cut their hair…
I'm watching the latest episode and can't figure out whether the hair designer thinks this is stylish or just has a problem with main characters showing their temples.
I have so many mixed feelings about this series that I don’t even know where to begin
My big question is, "Does this show only have one hair stylist or does every guy in Thailand cut their hair in nearly the same way now?" All those bangs are actually getting distracting.
I like this show so much, especially the latest episode, that I'm already rewatching the episodes so far. I appreciate that they managed cast size well enough to allow for everyone to shine (although 3rd couple seems a little underdeveloped).
Definitely a balm against all the other shows all over Asia that seem to be trying to make BL with more traditionally toxic maleness. When the characters are this generally kind and affectionate, you don't have to keep pulling out guns and swords to compensate. I much prefer the way Augar and Achi smile at each other.
Only issue I have is wondering how the orange tree seems to have ripe fruit all year. Neat trick.
Does anyone know who was the actor who played the dead male ghost, Donut, who died in Dao's condo and was a friend of Arhtit next door? He looks familiar even through the makeup.
I haven't watched this yet, and I hope that viewership improves for the sake of the actors. However, I also worry that another "Revenge Love" type crackdown will happen if it becomes too popular.
Halfway through and so far, this show has become the most "laugh out loud" funny SEA show I've seen. And that's even in comparison to the last show for the two MLs, which is among my favorites. I also appreciate the great range of relationships depicted between the couples as well as the supporting characters. Very story driven backed by some exceptional performances. Here's hoping for an ending as exceptional as the story so far.
"backlash against LGBTQ+ in the country"？？？ There's no such thing in the first Asian country to…
Not mine personal decision. A lot of the talent for production has been lured out of Taiwan by bigger salaries and more work available on the mainland. The mainland is producing as many (if not, more) productions than all asian countries combined, even with cracking down on BL/GL productions. Even Korean and Thai actors are being recruited.
Think of it like mom and pop grocery stores versus Big Box and online stores in the US. They are being swallowed up. And there just aren't ANY new productions in the pipeline as far as I can find online. NOT ONE! In other words, if they aren't making any new ones, there won't be anymore to see, regardless of my personal preferences.
The mainland is basically putting Taiwan dramatic production out of business by flooding the market with more Chinese language productions, which I'm sure helps with their long-term objectives by reducing their global cultural footprint.
Now, if you still can't recognize that I'm talking about something in the big global picture. any more discussion on this topic is pointless.
I feel that they left room for special episodes. They know there are many special chapters that were not covered…
Just googled upcoming BL dramas. Here's the link. Pay attention to what countries aren't on the list (Hint: See above). And out of 2 pages, only 3 possible ones in Mandarin. The crackdown is in full swing...Again! And the last time there was political backlash to a popular BL series, it took 8 years for another to come out.
"backlash against LGBTQ+ in the country"？？？ There's no such thing in the first Asian country to…
"country that DOMINATES MANDARIN DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS". If that isn't clear, click on the Calendar link above and see which country has the most asian dramatic productions, regardless of the day
Yes, it was a truly terrible last episode. The lack of satisfying closure to one of the main storylines and the rushed transitions to the other is utterly disappointing.
However, I suspect that production may have been rushed as a part of the internal political backlash to the popularity of another Mandarin-language BL (carefully not mentioning origin country of either). So, in my humble opinion, no matter how Addicted (subtle reference intended) we are to this show and productions like this, I suspect that there will be another HUGE gap between dramas with gender bending storylines from said country, much less a second season of this one.
On another note that is obviously not related to this...Thank God for Thailand! Ya Heard!
It’s been since March of 2023 since I’ve heard anything about this. Anyone have updates or is this scrapped?
Cross your fingers on any new Taiwanese dramas upcoming. Judging from my inability to find any Taiwanese dramas planned to be released soon, it looks like most of the talent for Mandarin-speaking productions has been swallowed up by another country's productions.
A little unusual but it redeems itself mostly by the end. Characters that start off a little annoying become kinda lovable by the end. Glad that I watched to the end without reading comments. And because of the following article and others about heavy anti-LGBTQ+ backlash against other Mandarin language dramas, I wonder if I will see anything like this in the future.
Sadly, this may be the last Taiwanese drama, particularly BL one, for a while. Noticing that I didn't seem to see anything new from Taiwan, I googled upcoming Taiwanese dramas and found the following disappointing news. This combined with the backlash against LGBTQ+ in the country that dominates Mandarin dramatic productions does not bode well for getting other dramas like this, which I believe is a real shame.
Watching "My Youth" and almost didn't recognize him. Congratulations on the growth spurt. He now looks like an adult, even though he's once again playing a younger version of the main lead again. Hopefully, he can graduate to main leads next, like Yeo Jin Goo. Fingers crossed.
Definitely a balm against all the other shows all over Asia that seem to be trying to make BL with more traditionally toxic maleness. When the characters are this generally kind and affectionate, you don't have to keep pulling out guns and swords to compensate. I much prefer the way Augar and Achi smile at each other.
Only issue I have is wondering how the orange tree seems to have ripe fruit all year. Neat trick.
Very story driven backed by some exceptional performances. Here's hoping for an ending as exceptional as the story so far.
Think of it like mom and pop grocery stores versus Big Box and online stores in the US. They are being swallowed up. And there just aren't ANY new productions in the pipeline as far as I can find online. NOT ONE! In other words, if they aren't making any new ones, there won't be anymore to see, regardless of my personal preferences.
The mainland is basically putting Taiwan dramatic production out of business by flooding the market with more Chinese language productions, which I'm sure helps with their long-term objectives by reducing their global cultural footprint.
Now, if you still can't recognize that I'm talking about something in the big global picture. any more discussion on this topic is pointless.
https://mydramalist.com/list/4Ko0Alv4
However, I suspect that production may have been rushed as a part of the internal political backlash to the popularity of another Mandarin-language BL (carefully not mentioning origin country of either). So, in my humble opinion, no matter how Addicted (subtle reference intended) we are to this show and productions like this, I suspect that there will be another HUGE gap between dramas with gender bending storylines from said country, much less a second season of this one.
On another note that is obviously not related to this...Thank God for Thailand! Ya Heard!
https://www.thinkchina.sg/culture/moving-away-chinese-language-market-renaissance-new-taiwan-dramas
https://www.thinkchina.sg/culture/moving-away-chinese-language-market-renaissance-new-taiwan-dramas
https://www.thinkchina.sg/culture/moving-away-chinese-language-market-renaissance-new-taiwan-dramas