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No. They're not related by blood. The female lead, Massaya, her father was adopted by the male lead, Luk's, grandmother. Her father's family were extremely close friends of hers. So her father was actually from a high class family and was adopted into the Rattanamahasarn clan. No blood relation whatsoever.

Spoiler question: Does she travel away for a period and then comes back? I hate those stories where the girl has to find herself and then comes back. This isn't Coffee Prince and I freakin' hated that crap with Coffee Prince.

I know people are worried but I'm good. I think it'll be good. I know the lead actor is like...huh?! But...Yeah, but who'd be the best Ichigo? I can't think of anyone. Maybe---Yamapi! ONLY Yamapi [Tomohisa Yamashita]. He can't play in everything. Nishikido Ryo [loosely], but he's too old. He's more of an Aizen type. Miura Haruma? I'd put him as Byakuya. I always felt Sota was made for Shota Matsuda (to this day, he's still meant for that role.) Mizushima Hiro he's my Gin. And last but not least Horikita Maki as Rukia.

But all of this is if they were going for an older and perfectly join cast. Yamapi would have been perfectly chosen for Ichigo. Guy freakin' looks like Ichigo.

I love Galileo but I'm glad this season had gotten bad reviews. The producers fired Shibasaki because they believed she was too "old"; well they got their comeuppance with that one! Bring her back and watch the show blow up again!

Why do I feel like this might be a prelude though....I don't know...I'm reaching I know.

Lately they've been changing the ending of the lakorns. Are you talking about Pimala? I think Pimala actually will stay with her husband. They always do though. You know, the whole shaming thing about divorcing your husband. It's in all cultures. Even in America if you're from a religious family---divorcing is an issue. In general in most cultures regardless of Korean anything, divorce is a no-no. Thai dramas are a given. Japanese are more known for divorces than any other East Asian culture.

It has P'Pong and Janie...it is never wrong be damned the synopsis! This will always be winning!

Doesn't matter to me...I see excess soapy tears and tissues. Lots of aggressive behaviour here by both men and women. Totally unhealthy and poisonous relationships. I'm game. Vanita's character will be a casualty of war. Janie is going to be butt as crazy (that's my girl so she's going to be great at it). P'Pong, my Mr. Sexy, does these types of roles best---so it's going to be off the chain. Frustrating is not even the word.

Actually, they aren't. I wish they were. But he's one of the guys that likes her. I wish they were the OTP. He's just we're shirt 1, so I thought he was lead, but I was wrong---it's going backwards not forwards.

Unfortunately, the point of this movie lost the point of the original movie. If you see the original you'd understand. The original is sobering on the human condition and extremely somber. This is just ridiculous and confusing. Watch the original BBC (British Broadcasting -- It's an English, from England, story) versions.

Why didn't they just use Zhang Han, ugh...keep it all Chinese? Leave Push in Thailand. Please! But then Zhang would dominate the screen and kill the actors in every scene, can't have that.

Eng subs? Raw means nothing to me. Not to mention...the preview doesn't look very original.

Absolutely not. But then again..the only East Asian celebrities I always confuse are Kamenashi Kazuya and Takeru Sato. I literally can't tell the difference. I have to look up the names.

It's ranked a 9.0 when no one has been able to see it or watched it with Eng subs?! Just because Push is in it...isn't enough guys. By the way, I see no Koreans in this guy. He's a straight up hot Thai guy.

I know this might be coming from the actors feelings themselves. However, it's fitting for the scene. I mean these are two boys who might not have thought they would have sexual feelings for the same sex and then develop those feelings. It's awkward, uncomfortable, and then to be unsure if the other reciprocates those feelings is even more wow...then to see they do...you're kind of all over the place. I can see the kiss as suiting the situation perfectly.

The acting had it's ups and downs. Towards the end everyone came into their own and really grasped their role. I do know that the actors can take on several dramas at the same time. I think Film was doing two dramas at the time. Headspace is a problem at times.

His laugh and smile were the best for me too. When he does, automatically you find yourself laughing too. I caught myself doing that all the time.

They get the most powerful ending. Bittersweet and straight to the heart. Their ending is the most memorable.

Try again. It's working for me.

OMG...just...OMG. I loved this drama. The ending, that ending. Seriously. I mean the progression of the story is great. The acting was the best. To me, this was the best U-Prince. Gentle Vet was my fave, but got knocked down to number 2. Crazy Artist is number 1. The acting is just phenomenal. The music on point (it's great when the actor wrote, produced, and sung all the work himself).

The ending takes the cake. He says they're soulmates. That's the only thing I'll give you and this is fundamental. That term is so important. Two opposites that were always meant to be forged together---a negative and a positive attract. two negatives and two positives repel each other. Think of a battery. Wow. Just wow...I loved this drama. I really do.

Tears guys, tears.