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They have about 40 minutes left to do it in. (2 ep)

Right. Why orange?

Wait for me.

I have watched four episodes. I love Boun/Prem. The locality is beautiful. But there doesn't seem to be a real plot that's going anywhere. There are only two episodes left, and I would say I can't imagine how they'll wrap it up, but there really isn't much to wrap up.

I didn't see the trailer some are talking about, but from watching ep one, I thought it would be Talay/Nemo. But then Nemo disappeared until now. And when the boyfriend said something to Nemo about "liking your brother's best friend," I thought that would be Talay. Then I started wondering if it was Nai. I'm so confused. And how did Sun get one side of the handcuffs open and not the other? And why didn't he then find a key to them in the room with all the other bdsm stuff? Why does it look like Nai is going to help him off the island? WHAT IS HAPPENING?

I enjoyed Nitiman. I'm not enjoying this. Only the Boun/Prem eye candy.

It doesn't seem to have a plot.

It's true that none of this is their fault. They are doing the best they can with an awful script.

If they have anything to work with at all, they have chemistry. But they haven't got anything here. The small amount in ep four was the most we've gotten.

Episode 4: The first 10 minutes is recap and a rerun of the last scene of ep 3. The last nine minutes are behind the scenes--and these are more interesting than the show itself, even though there are no subtitles. Another several minutes are spent on the intro, so that leaves MAYBE 20 minutes of the show. In those, almost five are spent on cleaning a hotel room. Nothing is happening on this show. Well, one thing--Sun found out he is the one in debt. And I don't even understand that plot twist.

It's been a while since I read it. But I do remember the girlfriend trying to get between them.

It seemed very out of place to suddenly show his foot like that.

Rewatching the love scene in the last ep. Love the drawer that has two chains and a pair of handcuffs, lol! The shower scene is odd. I can't figure out where they're standing, and the water's spraying in a weird direction. I know the candle isn't in there with them, but it looks like it is. But I have to say this was definitely an improvement from the scene in ep. 1.

Makes me wonder if they're going to have any real resolution.

I don't know why, but I went back to the "desk" scene in episode 2. I think I just wanted to recall how steamy it really was. When I rewatched it, I really felt that it would have been a better scene if they had just shown some of the kissing and undressing, then that part at the end where it was obvious by the motions what was going on. The rest was just odd filler. Kisses that weren't deep. Kisses planted to the chest and Dao's leg, for some reason. It was all disjointed--and made even more so by the flicking back to Tee fixing a meal at Dao's. I know that was supposed to underline the illicit thing they were doing, but--I don't know. The director dropped the ball on all counts in this show. It just makes me want to go in there and fix it.

Oh, wow. Did YT take out the part where Kamol removes Kim's clothes like a dog digging for a bone?

You would think it would really stand out on the monitors!

It's definitely a hair. I first noticed it in the scene in the previous ep when Kamol was threatening to break down the door. It's pretty evident at the bar or cafe where he's talking to the other mob boss, too. Also when he sits by Kim on the bed. (I think I just couldn't NOT see it at that point, lol.) It's a dark, curled hair under his right jaw. Like he missed it when he shaved for the past five months.

I don't remember, but did they do the b and w when they flashed to Kamol asleep the next morning with that awful tattoo? It was supposed to be sexy but wasn't. Maybe the b and w made it look worse. I'm wondering this because of what you said about the hair standing out--lol--I remember seeing this patch of hair at the base of his back. (omg, the stuff I notice!)

She was. I don't remember if that was her name, but there was a girlfriend that comes way into the novel and causes friction. But she isn't another mob boss's sister or anything, I don't think. I want to say she moves into the house for a while and that Kim leaves and goes to stay with Day and his bf. (And that scene was changed and moved to early on in the show.)