Way Better

It's Episode 2 and we are nearing half-way already through the 5-episode series. So far, I am loving the quality of this series. I have noticed vast improvements in acting, directing, editing and even styling. The main couple have more chemistry now especially compared to the last few episodes of the main series. Much noticeable was Bright who has greaty improved his acting skills and not just the constant smirk and glaring eye-thingy we have been used to in the previous series. I think the new director (who also previously directed Dark Blue Kiss) played a major role in this enhancement. The production values and editing was superb. I could even see the parallelism in the BrightWin pool scene with a similar sweet scene with TayNew in DBK (coupled with the hanging lights effect in the background. awww. how sweet right?).The styling of the actors was also upgraded. Apart from better (and more) scenes from the side characters, their hairstyles and clothes were also nicer. I now empathize more with the Phukong and Mil tandem as well as with Type and Man couple. Honestly, I did not like their own storyline and styling in the original series especially with Drake's character (Mil) but now I actually find him hot including Frank (Phukong). Aside from these side couples, there were also noticeable improvements with Tine's friends Fong and Ohm. Like I was thinking to myself, these cute and dashing actors were there in the original series? LOL.Over all, if this upward trajectory continues then I would dare to think that Still 2gether is getting WAY BETTER than the original series. Kudos to the producers, director, actors and other show staff for a job well done! Keep it up. :-DP.S. It was really a nice touch to this episode by including the following: P'Jennie's cameo, BrightWin kissing scene, and TypeMan shower scene.

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Much Better than The First Episode...

After the hugely disappointing first episode, Episode 2 was a nice breathe of fresh air that had some semblance of the kilig, charm and cuteness of the original series, 2gether, as Sarawat tries to serenade Tine as they work out the conflicts between their respective clubs. Whereas I could care less about the side couples in the first episode, I actually was quite interested in them in this episode, especially FrankMil. Though the intimacy scenes did still feel a bit forced (as if the series creator wanted to placate the fans), they weren't as blatant as those in the first episode and were quite nice, especially the snack game that a random P'Jennie initiated between WatTine. I'm excited for the next episode now!

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