It’s Wednesday you guys! We finally get to watch how Mee disguises herself as a student to cover one of the most debilitating crime endeavors in town! Human trafficking.. Most importantly, how will Sarawat Heran react to this latest lie from her, right after they’ve come to an understanding? So, without further ado..
At what point do you stop blaming others for the unfortunate events that occur in your life? Apparently for Khun Chat, the answer is never. He’s still hung up with the mindset that the newbies (Jan, Rung and Yord) only survived because his mother took their place in hell, the one place they belong. When he’s snarky and bullying Little Rung, we can somewhat accept that perhaps in his twisted little mind, he hasn’t quite worked out the grown-up, reality rationale yet. But as Little Chat turns into Khun Chat, polishing up his schooling, it’s not cute anymore. His character just comes off as being nuts. Which makes you wonder how in the world will he get the girl (or whether we want him…
Tagged: Kaen Sanaeha, Patricia Good, Pop Thagoon, Son Yuke
It’s another day in the life of Dao Reurng, yunno, breaking the law, being a total badass. But things aren’t going to be that easy with the new Deputy in town. Despite thinking that he’ll be just like the others- who will run away with his tail between his leg in seven days- this new Palat Jin is going to prove her and the rest of the townsfolks wrong, that he intends to stay and make a difference. Methinks it’s going to be awhile to get through to Reurng, and perhaps even longer to reform said town. But who here swoons every time Khun Palat refers to the thug as “Dao Reurng?” (Instead of Reurng, ‘Ai Reurng..) At least he thinks of her as…
Tagged: Dao Reurng, Por Thrisadee, Yaya Urassaya
If you are allergic to laughter, don’t have an affinity for slap stick comedy, or hate beautiful and natural upcountry-side, then this lakorn might not be for you. Because Dao Reurng, our newest weekend (summer) lakorn is about to make you laugh out loud. I couldn’t stop shaking from the laughter. Maybe I’m just so easy to please. But I love a lakorn that can make me laugh, let’s see if they can make me feel too. From Feel Good Entertainment, we have Yaya Urassaya as Dao Reurng and Por Thrisadee as Palat Jin (Jintawat.) Por mentions during Krop Krua Bun-terng (TV show) that people are calling him Jing and not Jin, the lakorn hasn’t even aired yet and people are messing up his…
Tagged: Dao Reurng, Kong Sorawit, Por Thrisadee, Yaya Urassaya
Pim and Lan go to work separately to investigate the source of the complaints and the person leaking Naree’s product information to their competitors. Don calls to tell Pim that he has parked her car nearby the office and that he will wait for her there till she knocks off. She protests and tells him to go home first but he insists and hangs up the phone. Pim shrugs it off and focuses on work in the office well into the night till Mom calls to ask about her and Don. Pim realises that Don really is waiting for her and after a moment’s hesitation of whether to continue on with work, she leaves to look for Don. Pim finds Don sleeping in the…
Tagged: Chompoo Araya, Khun Samee Kamalor Tee Rak
We take on a romantic resonance in this episode, where our patience and persistence pays off big time. In the relaxed and sparkling backdrop of the city, our Inspector and reporter come to an understanding of what their relationship will be like. The character and relationship development is done with such a wonderful, slow burn that I am swept up with the moment. And that settles the first half of our episode, while the second half brings Suntih and Mee eye to eye, and sets our story to overcome her next dangerous case, leading us to the final act of the story. Who wants popcorn? Or would you rather facial tissues?
Things are suddenly getting interesting. We have severe turning points in the story, and our characters, namely Mee and Suntih go through a wonderful arc. A very sad, tear-jerking episode, but progressive and worthwhile nonetheless- and Sarawat Heran is the person behind it all. I’m glad I stuck around. He really is quite fabulous.
There is nothing like my readers who can make me feel a tad guilty. The more you tell me that you want to read it, the more I will feel inspired to write it, especially when I’m not seeing the light at the end of the tunnel for this particular series. But feedback and comments always work on me. So there you have it, do enjoy the read 🙂
Happy summer, dearest readers. Perhaps it’s always sunny where you’re at, and wishing you a sunny day is a moot point. But where I’m at, where it rains 9 months out of the year, it’s important for me to soak up the sun. Maybe I’m feeling nostalgic or emotional these days because my favorite series – really, of all time, trying not to be dramatic here- has come to an end and I’ve not much to look forward to as far as lakorn goes. So I’ve decided, with only a few months left of summer, that I’m going to go smell the roses, or maybe travel or something or other. What can you expect for the upcoming days, weeks, months?
This show is SO good. Episode three delves into the personalities of the children and we get a development regarding the parents, which is getting interesting. I don’t mind seeing the adorable kids put on a good performance, cause they are so darn cute. I can see all sorts of interesting potential as they grow older. I think we have an underrated lakorn on our hands here, my friends, what a surprising hit thus far.
Tagged: Kaen Sanaeha, Patricia Good, Pop Thagoon, Son Yuke
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