#Peak Peemapol Panichtamrong

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Dinosaur Love, Episode 6

In which we finally have guest star Peak Peemapol do his turn. I've wondered from the start of the series why, for his face in the credits, the producers (I'll blame them for it) chose the one moment in the scene when he looked his worse ...

... when there were an infinite number of moments when he glowed ...

...?

Why would they do that ? Did he displease someone ? Does someone have it in for him ?

Most unkind, if you ask me ...

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A LOOK BACK at Tee & Fuse

MAKE IT RIGHT (2016, THAILAND)

Though they started with a dubious beginning Tee (KRITTAPAK UDOMPANICH aka BOOM) and Fuse (PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG aka PEAK) fell hopelessly in love with one another.

Heartbroken by his girlfriend's infidelity Fuse got drunk with friends. He happened upon an old friend Tee. Tasked with getting his drunk friend home.

Unwilling or unable to give Tee his address, Fuse ended up in Tee's bed. Long story short they had sex. Sex that a drunken Fuse incited but being impaired by alcohol made it dubious consent. As Fuse woke up deflowered with no recollection of the previous night's event.

Tee elated at first fell into a shame spiral of guilt and regret. However later the two realized they had feelings for one another.

However Fuse and his girlfriend Jean never broke up when Tee and Fuse began a consensual relationship in the shadows.

And then there was Rodtang...

Fuse's junior student Rodtang (BOONYAKORN RATANAUMNUAYSHAI aka BEAM) also had a major crush on Fuse.

@pose4photoml @lutawolf

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MADE IN THAILAND

PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG

[Nickname: PEAK]

BOONYAKORN RATANAUMNUAY

[Nickname: BEAM]

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gmmtv ig update // I'm so proud 👏😔

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Hook. 6

Story: 7

Acting: 8

Chemistry: 8

Comparable to: ?

This was just an okay sorta series for me. Kinda meh like. It took me awhile to be fully invested, around ten episodes the story started to unravel a bit more but honestly each episode it’s more or less like, ‘should I really continue this’. Yes there are some good and cute moments in this and it is watchable non the less. I guess maybe I was expecting more and was totally let down 🤷‍♀️ it’s definitely not a favorite but maybe others might enjoy so try a few episodes first to test the waters. 😝

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STAR & SKY: CONNECTIONS

Featuring Series (mini): VS LOVE 7 PROJECT

Star & Sky Connection: Director SIWAJ SAWATMANEEKUL (NEW)

A 2 episode super mini series from the 7 Project (featuring stories of straight, gay and lesbian stories.

In VS Love reunites the leads of Make It Right: The Series

telling the story of misunderstood Phupha (KRITTAPAK UDOMPANICH aka BOOM) a once super intelligent student turned sleepy bully until a new student Tonnam (PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG aka PEAK) comes along with some understanding and backup to soften the hard shell of Phupha.

Though there feelings of friendship seems like more it doesn't exactly go there but is implied.

Great Chemistry from BOOM PEAK (Tee and FUSE from MAKE IT RIGHT: THE SERIES & it's Sequels.

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Physical Therapy

Details

Title: ผมปวดกาย นายปวดใจ

Also known as: Physical Therapy the Series, Phom Puuad Kaai Naai Puuad Jai

# of episodes: 12

Airdate: Jan. 23 - Apr. 10, 2022

Director: Peak Peemapol Panichtamrong,  Andy Rachyd Kusolkulsiri

Genres: Drama, Medical, Romance

Adapted from: -

Country: Thailand

Watch via: GagaOOLala

Summary

A physical illness brings two hearts together. Follow the story of a young man and his physical therapist who heal each other's pain and turn it into love.

Cast

Son Ravisut Patipatvasin as Milk

Petch Jakkaphet Phiban as Pun

Folk Warattapob as Yang

Pim Panida Manphuang as Tzuyu

Q Nattaphop Tokhem as Ake

Atom Noraworn  as Toptop

J-Dai Setthasitt as Tim

Darran Zeththinich as Rose

Check my blog for episode links and updates.

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A LOOK BACK at TEE & FUSE

MAKE IT RIGHT: THE SERIES (2016, THAILAND)

With their start being that of a sexual assault and subsequent guilt and a whirl of emotions.

Fuse (PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG aka PEAK) was a heartbroken young man as he learned Jean his sweet girlfriend wasn't so sweet. That she was cheating on him. He went out and drowned his sorrows in alcohol with friends.

Completely drunk he was taken home by Tee (KRITTAPAK UDOMPANICH aka BOOM) but Fuse was unable to tell Tee his address so Tee brought him home.

A drunken question about has Tee ever had sex with boy (he hadn't) and if he wanted to try (he did)

Fuse awoke the next morning clearly dazed, confused and deflowered.

Tee felt guilty. Really Guilty. Because Fuse couldn't consent to the encounter as he was impaired. And Tee quickly caught feelings for his friend.

However though the start was not great these two young men fell madly in love. Even though Fuse had split emotions as he did not drop his girlfriend but he began a "relationship" with Tee.

@pose4photoml did you see this one?

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MADE IN THAILAND

PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG

[Nickname: PEAK]

KRITTAPAK UDOMPANICH

[Nickname: BOOM]

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On to new things. Rewatching “Making it Right,” 2016, LINE TV, three directors and a writer-director. Peak, Boom, Ohm (at 16), Toey, Beam, Bonne, Aof Sutiwas, Proy, Praew, Bright Wichawet, Plan, Guy, Nice, Oat, Tonson, Mean, Mix …

YouTube video not great resolution; early episodes shaky but heartfelt. I liked it because it has some favorite actors …

Ohm “Pat” Pawat, not so long ago, but a world apart ? Already making faces; bouncy and smiley … and straight faced too.

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Episode 12 of Physical Therapy reached and swallowed, if not digested yet, and my comments as posted on YouTube (never one to waste words, not I !):

According to one online source the director/screenwriter is Andy Rachyd Kusolkulsiri, and (above him in those credits) is actor Peak Peemapol Panichtamrong (Fuse in the "Make It Right" series) as director.  I'm not able to verify that surprising news, as the credits in the series episodes are not Romanized.  Peak does not appear in any of the (very brief) Behind the Scenes segments, as far as I could see.  Andy is there; he is also director/screenwriter in the 2016 Make It Right series.

The flaws in this fascinating piece of work will be obvious to anyone watching it. Still it has its own charm.  The acting, which I was ready to blame for the slow pacing and lackluster quality of the early episodes, turns out to be (with few exceptions) one of the stronger elements of the piece.  As with so much else in bl, I eagerly await the "inside story" of the making of this series. 

Now, the most serious problems with Physical Therapy might all be called issues of continuity—at various scales. That is, the skipped shot or muted  dialogue that interrupts a scene, at one end of the scale, and the missing explanations for portions of  episodes or for characters, at the other. Were pages of the script, or hard drives with footage, mysteriously missing following the shoot or in post-production ?

On the other hand, every series has at least a couple of elements unique in the genre. Have we seen before a gay couple raising a child ? An instance of ghostwriting ? A boyfriend caught ‘in flagrante’ in the bathroom the morning after, with the excuse “It’s natural. I’m only doing for myself what you wouldn’t do for me last night…” ?

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BL- BOYS' LOVE:

Cake (PONGSAPAK OUDOMPOCH aka SANTA) is not liking all the attention Eiw has been getting in university.

He isn't the same Eiw he remembers. The shy reserved boy has become a self reliant young man with more interests and more friends. More people approaching him. Noticing him.

So Cake needs to make a move...so to get some intel Cake talks with Kung (PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG aka PEAK) Eiw's other friend.

Jealousy has entered his soul... Time To Make A Move Cake (and next week he will) cause he can't lose his sweet See-iw.

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BAM: BEAUTIFUL ASIAN MEN:

PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG

[Nickname: PEAK]

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BAM: BEAUTIFUL ASIAN MEN:

KRITTAPAK UDOMPANICH

[Nickname: BOOM]

&

PEEMAPOL PANICHTAMRONG

[Nickname: PEAK]

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Okay, well after two episodes of Physical Therapy I have to say that the pace is a bit slow. Maybe the lifeless pauses are a result of directorial laxity, or maybe it’s that these aren’t experienced actors we’re seeing.

EDIT: Look up the series on mydramalist.com (for instance) to see that we have a largely untried cast—and that the co-director is 22 year old Peak Peemapol Panichtamrong, a favorite actor (Make It Right) but not with any previous director credits that I can find.

But I’m going to persevere—because I like what I’m seeing, and … it could be rewarding in the end.