“Show Me Love” is a story about girl power, sisterhood and falling in love. The acting is quite outstanding, and the actors are extremely comfortable in front of the camera and have great chemistry, which was refreshing to see (this has to be said because there are a lot of actors that get to lead series but are very stiff in front of the camera it’s uncomfortable to watch). Although the story itself is your run-of-the-mill romance story, it is not complicated, and the characters are able to talk through things to avoid any unnecessary prolonging of the story, which I quite appreciated. The chemistry between the leads was so compelling that even though a “special episode” was released to show the more intimate scenes, the scenes in which they were more oblivious of their feelings were much more captivating to the audience.
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“Blank Season Two” Series Review (Ep.3 to 6)
Starring Faye Peraya and Yoko Apasra in key roles as Khun Neeung and Aneung, Blank is an age-gap love story between two women, who find comfort and love in each other when no one around them understands their love. Whenever they feel like they have no one who understands them, they end up in each other arms where they feel complete, happy and at home. Of all the Thai GLs that I have watched I can say that “Blank” was one of the best. It has good acting, a moving plot, and hot chemistry between the actors.
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“Monster Next Door” First Impressions (Ep.1 to 4)
“A person’s life is like a book where we are the main characters.”
This quote resonates deeply with the main characters in “Monster Next Door”.
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“Sugar Dog Life” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Sometimes, we all need solitude. It’s in these moments of being alone that we truly discover who we are. Yet, solitude can also reveal just how lonely we feel, making us long for someone to share those quiet moments with.
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“Sparks Camp Season Two” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
I never thought that I could get addicted to a reality dating show, but “Sparks Camp” proved me wrong!
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“Mr. Mitsuya’s Planned Feeding” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
The way into a man’s heart is through his stomach.
Or at least the beginning of love in Tomoya Ishida’s case.
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“Century of Love” Series Review (Ep.3 to 10)
Love is a powerful thing. It is powerful enough to bridge generations, erase hate, and overcome prejudices. If we let it. Love is powerful enough to bring two people together so intimately that it’s hard to tell where one begins and the other ends.
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“4 Minutes” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
A Promising Return: First Impressions of Thailand’s “4 Minutes”
After months away from reviewing due to a demanding schedule, I am thrilled to make my comeback with Thailand’s latest series, “4 Minutes.” This series has instantly captivated my attention, and I’m excited to share my impressions of the first two episodes.
“Cosmetic Playlover” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Sometimes, the best thing in life isn’t success. It’s holding onto the things that make our successes worth it.
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“We Are” Series Review (Ep.5 to 16)
“We Are” is a medley of romantic tropes and sappiness that is very welcome in the BL scene. It is the quintessential romcom, an easygoing series about a group of friends who find love and support each other throughout the process. “We Are” is refreshing and fun and even though it doesn’t give you any drama, the romance and friendship are enough to drive this 16-episode series, and the different couples give us a wide range of romantic tropes, there is no screen time wasted because all the stories develop at different paces, keeping us engaged from start to finish. As a big fan of slice of life shows with minimum conflict, “We are” was such a treat, and I hope there is more demand for such low stakes BLs in the midst of all the high drama, high production and educational ones.
