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“Lately, It’s Winter Season” Series Review (Ep.1 to 8)

The Fourever You series has been an absolute joy to watch, and Lately, It’s Winter Season is a genuinely good finale for a franchise that has continued to capture the heart while building unforgettable friendships and relationships.

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“Mujhe Rang De Season Two” Series Review (Ep.1 to 7)

Unquestionably, the brilliance of this second season lies with its screenplay. This is by far one of the best scripted series I have ever seen. It is a remarkably brilliant piece of prose that flows like a cascade down a magnificent waterfall. It is descriptive, expressive, and cogent. The words deluge from the characters in a string of beautiful fluency that leaves you breathless with its picturesque description of their actions. And herein lies, ironically, the weakness of this series. It is all words.

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“Hermoso Season Two” Series Review (Ep.1 to 13)

Undoubtedly, I shall be kicked out of the BL critics club, but I loved this series! I know there are a ton of negative reviews/comments about this series and, admittedly, despite the myriad of legitimate issues it does have, I still think this is one of the better series to take a look at. Why? Because it has heart, and it disregards the traditional path of telling a BL cliché story. It takes a direction I did not expect it to take. With an ending, I am sure, perhaps no one else except me respects. I loved and enjoyed the unconventional and heteroclite conclusion. It made logical sense. Allow me to explain my rationale.

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“The Gaze” Series Review (Ep.1 to 10)

This is yet another one of those enticing BL series that initially pulls you in but then does nothing, and I do mean nothing, with the story. It drones on and on around the same topic. Toxicity. Yet, has the audacity to sugar-coat it with tear-jerking moments pretending to be examples of arcs to love.

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