#Took Chanokwanun

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[arthoewholoveseverything]

So I just finished binge watching Something in my Room and OH. MY. DAYS. It is amazing. I think it might be on my top ten list for best Thai bls I've ever watched.

The cast is stellar! I mean they put their whole actorussy into it! Especially Nut, Plan, and Green.

The story is just on another level. As expected, as it's from the same director who gave us the beautiful gem that is Lovely Writer.

Can we talk about Nut Supanut and Green Phongsathorn for a second. I feel like these two actors are so underappreciated and underused. Like their storyline was *chef's kiss*. I was hooked on those three episodes. These two deserve leading roles, man. They don't even have to be paired together. I just want to see them in more leading roles.

And Took Chanokwanun??? Her performance brought me to tears multiple times. The way she expressed the different phases of grief, the love for her son, that fear of abandonment and being left alone... It was so raw and so real and intimate.

There are so many moments like this in the show where I didn't feel like I was watching a Thai drama. Rather, it felt like I was watching an intimate moment between people. At some points, I felt like I was intruding.

I lost my father two months ago. I still remember the sound of grief from my mother the moment she found out, the sound of my own grief. I am still grieving now. There are so many scenes, so many small moments, where these characters are shown in their grieving process and I saw glimpses of myself in such a visceral way.

All of it was so beautiful and just ugh you have to watch it, man.

Don't get it twisted, it isn't perfect. The editing is kinda choppy (if you want any chance of understanding the plot make sure you watch the uncut version otherwise you will be lost), there is an alien side plot that literally made zero sense, and the ad placements will give you whiplash. For me though, it didn't take away from the story. If anything it was a nice break from the very dark and hard to swallow themes.

I honestly cannot recommend this drama enough it is so good. Sosososo good.

If you know any other dramas similar to this one, please let me know. I want to watch more dramas like these!!

Okay ramble over.

[bl-bam-beyond]

BL- BOYS LOVE:

Series: SECRET CRUSH ON YOU (2022, THAILAND)

Congratulations to Toh (WICHAI SAEFANT aka SENG) for being accepted with opens arms by Nuea's (PATCHANON OUNSA-ARD aka BILLY) family. Including Nuea's father (PETE TONGCHUA) Nuea's mother (CHANOKWANUN RAKCHEEP aka TOOK) and his cutie sister Lan (ANUNTA TEAVIRAT aka ANDA)

I love to see these BL's include the family in a non dramatic way and one of acceptance. Of course I also get the opposite since it does ramp up the drama. But acceptance is always a refreshing change now and again.

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Something in My Room

Details

Title:  ผมกับผีในห้อง

Also known as:  ผมกับผีในห้อง, Phom Kub Phee, Phom Kub Phee Nai Hong

# of episodes: 10

Air date: Jan. 19 - Mar. 23, 2022

Director: Tee Bundit Sintanaparadee

Genres: Comedy, Mystery, Romance, Supernatural

Adapted from: the comic "Me and th Ghost in My Room"

Country: Thailand

Watch via: YouTube

Summary

Pat just moved into a new rental house with his mother. There, he meets Phob, an amnesiac ghost, and has to help Phob solve the mystery of his death within forty-nine days of Phob's death. Will they succeed?

Cast

Nut Supanut a Phob

Plan Thanawat as Phat

Took Chanokwanun as Chris

Phiao Duangjai Hiransri as Nuan

Green Phongsathorn as Ben

Faii Sumitta Duangkaew as Dream

Big Thanakorn as Luck

Kradum Thanayong as Phra Kai

Check my blog for episode links and updates.

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Something in my room (2022) Behind the scenes of episode 4 #2