I don't care about no one's opinion no more. This show means the world to me. Not since deep into Covid depression watching 2Gether have I felt the way this show makes me feel. I'll love and defend Moo and Kang until they put me in the ground. So excited and also completely sick thinking about the finale.
how on Earth could someone watch 11 episodes of this show and think anything even remotely like this? Everything…
they were already familiar with each other and Kang is written as a very kind person. it's not in his character to just drop and ignore Shone. Especially because at the moment Shone is Kang's only real tie to Moo right now since he can't see him in person. I get being upset that Shone is trying to flirt but that's not Kang's fault.
I feel like people get a lot of things confused when it comes to consistent writing and the quality of said writing. People are fully allowed to be upset about the circumstances of the last two episodes but just because things are happening that you specifically don't like doesn't make the show badly written or paced. Moo and Kang love each other deeply and are being faced with a real issue that many real life people face and instead of doing a cop out or doing some kind of fantasy magic, they are showing us the real anguish of trying to do what you think is best for the one you love, because at the end of the day these are still two flawed teenagers who love each other very deeply. Everyone is allowed to feel how they feel, but I've watched hundreds of shows and dramas and from my own personal experience this one has been incredibly paced and written since day one. And I'm tired of seeing people's bad faith takes just because they are mad they aren't getting what they want. Please have hope for the finale and Moo and Kang's beautiful love story.
Moo doesn’t deserve Kang. Moo deserves someone better. Moo doesn’t deserve someone who allows Shone to flirt…
how on Earth could someone watch 11 episodes of this show and think anything even remotely like this? Everything Kang does is for Moo while also focusing on furthering his own dreams AND continously rejecting Shone. I can understand being upset with Shond cud what he is doing is pretty shitty, but Kang has not done one thing to try and lead Shone on.
I love this show so much. There has not been a single minute of this show I haven't enjoyed. Moo ad Kang mean the world to me. I'm devastated that it all ends next week.
making my partner watch this with me (my second time, his first) and MAN it cannot be overstated how incredible this series is. Funny. Romantic. Sentimental. incredible acting and a perfect soundtrack. This really is one of the BL greats. I'm giggling like an idiot every episode.
Just finished episode 9 and I don't think I'll ever recover from the emotional damage it has done to me. Vice Versa was FINE but I'm so glad JimmySea got to really shine in this series. So beautiful.
I'll say it once again... the breakup was unnecessary. they just made the drama dramatic for no reason. typical…
while I agree I don't think every drama needs to follow the same format, I think Only Boo might be one of the few that actually justifies it because it's been set up from the beginning, hell the conflict is IN the synopsis for the show. Moo's mom warned him episode one that the idol industry is brutal and he and Kang fell in love just as Moo's career is about to get going and it's repeatedly beaten over the audience head that it was eventually going to happen this way. Just because the event happened doesn't mean that's the end of everything though. There are two full episodes for them to find their way back to each other, and after a year, we get to see where they are as individuals now. Kang would never ask Moo to give up his dream for him. and Moo is just a kid. What could he have realistically done to change the industry on his own? Not much. Time was really the only way to heal this issue.
I see why a lot of people would love this drama and i wanted to love it just as much because it reminds me of…
At the end of the day if a show isn't your vibe that's totally okay. Not everything is gonna grab you even if others seem to be going crazy over it (me, im crazy). It's a very character driven show with the idol plot serving as a nice structure in the background, so if the characters aren't really working for you, there might not be enough reason to stick around. It definitely reminds me of MSP as well just much gentler and more upbeat haha.
I understand why the break-up was necessary. But the thing is, it happens in almost every other GMMTV series so…
I'm hoping episode 11 will get us up to speed with what the two have been up to in the year since they last saw each other, maybe a couple of flashbacks or something. The show has been pretty good so far about tying up all its loose ends so hopefully they will do it here as well ❤️
Moo isn't selfish he's a teenager, and one who is trying to follow his dream, why would be listen to his mother…
your personal moral code not aligning with the things a fictional character does doesn't make what the character is doing bad or wrong. sure in real life it's good to listen to your mom but Moo is a character in a story and if he didn't push back on his mom's words thered be no story.
It's not giving the same Vibes anymore, at least for me. Moo is so selfish, like seriously from the beginning…
Moo isn't selfish he's a teenager, and one who is trying to follow his dream, why would be listen to his mother when all she seems to try to do is shoot down his dream? we as the audience understand that his mother is trying to protect him, but Moo is a passionate teenager who wants to be an idol, if he didn't pursue his goal there'd literally be no story. And what was he supposed to do, rewrite the entire idol industry? hello?
Kang did what he had to do to keep Moo from self sabotaging because of course Moo wants to be with Kang but he's also worked incredibly hard to reach his everest. his goal. his dream. the thing the entire show is based around.
and you understand that they were going to get caught no matter what right? them dating in secret was provided as humorous because it was never going to work. because it's been set up that way. since the start. are we watching the same show?
completely agree with you. as long as these last two episodes stick the landing and don't completely implode,…
That's so lovely 😍 Given how well the series has been written up to this point, I'm pretty confident that these last two episodes will be just as enjoyable and well done as the last ten. This doesn't strike me as a story that would end on a bittersweet note given how bright and joyful it's been since the start.
Liked the breakup, but not the time skip. It actually makes sense that Kang broke up with Moo. He has always been…
completely agree with you. as long as these last two episodes stick the landing and don't completely implode, this will easily be my favorite BL of all time. I love Moo and Kang more than anything 💗
I can understand your frustration. the last minute break up and time skip thing has been done to death in these…
I'm not here to argue with you, but since you commented in the comment section I assumed you wanted some sort of engagement. but if you aren't looking to discuss the show then I'll leave it be. sorry to see you go.
I can understand your frustration. the last minute break up and time skip thing has been done to death in these…
things can be realistic and still turn out happy. there's nothing about this series that isn't predictable but it's still an enjoyable ride none the less. I imagine you could predict all the plot beats from the first episode, but as long as it's done well it doesn't matter cus it's enjoyable. if you didn't find the last episode enjoyable that's perfectly valid, but if you think this series isn't gonna have a happy ending just because they added a little drama at the end then I don't think you are paying that close attention LOL
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Kang did what he had to do to keep Moo from self sabotaging because of course Moo wants to be with Kang but he's also worked incredibly hard to reach his everest. his goal. his dream. the thing the entire show is based around.
and you understand that they were going to get caught no matter what right? them dating in secret was provided as humorous because it was never going to work. because it's been set up that way. since the start. are we watching the same show?
Given how well the series has been written up to this point, I'm pretty confident that these last two episodes will be just as enjoyable and well done as the last ten. This doesn't strike me as a story that would end on a bittersweet note given how bright and joyful it's been since the start.