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“Me and Who” First Impressions (Ep.1 to 3)

Rich or poor, good or bad, all lives lived have something people struggle with. It’s easy to relate to those who fight each day to survive, but money doesn’t decide how much a life is worth or how much a person can love. That’s the fascinating contrast at the heart of Me and Who, a new Thai BL adapted from the web novel by wickedwish_.

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BL Week in Review

This week, so many series began and ended that it almost gave me whiplash. Still, there were some highlights.

“Chosen Home” is a queer drama from Japan that made me smile through the entire episode. I wouldn’t call it BL. Still, it had a strong found-family element that I adored.

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BL Mini-Bytes

We had a steady stream of news updates from the BL/GL world the past week. It seems that the genre is fast evolving into a lucrative business with most countries in Southeast Asia reaping the benefits!

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BL Week in Review

Of the thirty-four currently airing BL dramas, I am only watching thirteen. Even so, it feels like a lot to watch. Perhaps it’s because the buzz on social media keeps increasing. More and more people have something to say about these series, which is amazing but also time-consuming.

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BL Mini-Bytes

The announcements were pretty dim last week, so we just had two major exclusives making it to the headlines. So, it seems like we will be waiting a bit longer to check out the upcoming GMMTV Lineup!

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“Mission to the Moon” Series Review (Ep.1 to 30)

This was a hard series to dislike. Conversely, it was also a difficult series TO like as well. Overall, what brought this series down was its production value and the way it was presented. A comprehensive story cannot be told proficiently in 30 episodes of 8 minutes or so stretched over 3 months. No one’s attention span can last that long or retain details or nuances of a story in that sporadic of a time frame. Especially, this series as several episodes were tedious, repetitive, and lackluster. While the concept was great, it simply droned on too long with the same mundane storylines going nowhere which caused one to lose interest. What was entertaining was the fact that, at times, the main protagonists were quite good and surprisingly effective, given the fantasy nature of the story. Then unfortunately they too slipped into banality and repetitiveness.

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