Silamanee Ep6 PREVIEW

I have not seen the episode yet. Looking at the the screen caps, I do have an inkling how it went down.

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Gaew Lom Phet pushed back to the 25th

This sucks, I just found out today that “Gaew Lom Phet” is pushed back to next week. It will air on November 25th rather than today. I really wanted to watch it.

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New CH7 lakorns for DECEMBER

I know, time does fly in lakorn world. A lakorn usually airs for one month or a month and a half. Not long compared to their Chinese or Japanese counterparts which airs for 2 months or more.

Monday-Tuesday

Airing December 16 and replacing Tong and Film’s “Sanae Nang Ngiew” is “Plik Fah Lae Tawan (Turning of the heavens and the Sun) starring Tle Thanapol, Charm Osathanond, Rangsit Sirananon, Aimee Morakot, Jirawat Sudtapunya (not pictured), and Pantitha Puwijaan Cowell. It’s an action lakorn with 3 couples. It kinda reminds me of “Kom Faek”.

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Wednesday-Thursday

Airing December 3 is “Jao Ying Lum Sing” starring Pinky Savika and New Wongsakorn. It’s a romance comedy about a young princess who wants to be a Thai country singer.

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Friday-Sunday

Airing December 19 is “Montra Haeng Ruk” starring Stefan Sunti, Jui Warattaya, Aimee Morakot, and Kelly Thanapat. A lakorn about two different types of love.

I might watch it, little GINO is gonna be in it.

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar:Ep 35 end

I didn’t do caps for ep33 and 34 because I didn’t want to. LOL. I was just not in the mood to cap when my blog was down, I was too pissed off. I probably highlight some key parts some time later.
For now, I’ll just skip to the end.

If I had to give an advice on how to watch Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar I would have to say, skip the first half of the series ep 1-22 and just watch ep 23 and onwards. I thought the first half of KLKS was so pointless and dull. Most of the time, I had to slap myself silly to stay awake and lakorns are suppose to entertain! What lies!

Hold up, 2 episode out of 35 that’s not half, it is almost 3/4. Dude!

Usually, lets say 90% of all lakorns end horribly–stupid hug at the end, stroll on the beach, long love epilogue that bore the living bananas outta ya:“I love you, No I love you, No, I’m sorry for misunderstanding you, It’s okay, I love you, No I love you, Sorry for rawr-ing you, It’s okay, I love you, I really do”–Oh shut up already and roll in the ending credits please! I’m glad KLKS didn’t end like that, it was more family oriented and centered around Gun and Baan’s son. He was the centerpiece, representing the future happiness of everyone in Gun’s inner circle. It was very CUTE!

Here is the little guy yawning.

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar: Spoiler pictures

No, NO, the picture above is not Bee Namthip pretending to be Dracula, it’s just a scene from the last episode of Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar airing October 1, 2008 for CH5. So, I guess I missed inform you guys about the air date of “Heep Lon Sawn Winyan”, it will air the following day on October 2.

In the end, the truth finally comes out that Nae Dao is a deceptive vixen and is dating Oum and was cheating on Gun. Her reputation and good girl image is completely tarnish and no one in the entertainment biz wants to work with her  or give her work. Manager Bie doesn’t want to stay on a sinking ship so she quits her position as Nae Dao’s manager. Before parting ways, Nae Dao arranges a meeting with Manager Bie to make her incriminate herself about all the bad deeds they did together. Nae Dao hid a camera in the room to record their conversation but Manager Bie found it. She knocks the camera down and confronts Nae Dao. The once harmonious pair get into a violent argument, giving each other chokes and exchanging slaps.

Finally the cracked.

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar: EP33 Preview

Don’t worry ladies, Tee will find the SIM card and put it to good use. If Gun can’t do it, we will always have Tee to do the dirty work. Don’t you just love that!!?
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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar:Ep 32 Quickie

Mos Patiparn - “Khon sood tai (The last person)” , closing theme song.

Download:

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Oh how I laughed! Gaye socked Oum in the face and kicked him in the nads today, too funny. I couldn’t stop laughing. In my head I chanted, “Do it again, Do it again!” just like a bratty little kid would.

Too bad Gaye got hit by a car near the end. What did you expect? It’s an Exact production, they love their slap and kiss, nang’rai beatdowns, and people getting hit by cars. It’s their thing, you can’t knock that.

I also couldn’t stop laughing at Gun and Bancha’s interaction at the hospital. I don’t think it was intended to be funny, but it was SO overly dramatic I couldn’t stop laughing.

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar: Ep31 QUICKIE

Quick rundown of today’s episode.

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar: EP30 Caps

You know what this is a load of BULL! I knew he was going to delete the clip recording of Nae Dao confessing that she started dating him because she wanted to ride on the coattails of his fame. Damn these freaking pra’ek and their moral high grounds. What the heck, you gotta fight fire with fire. She is the devil, you can fight the devil with morals, the devil doesn’t know morals.

I’m a moral person, but sometimes I think it’s overrated.

Seriously, just like Bancha a few episodes back who threw away Nae Dao and Tee’s sex tape, this is the wrong move. If Bancha showed Gun the sex tape, this whole thing wouldn’t have escalated this far. Sometimes doing the “right thing” can be the wrong thing. If Gun didn’t erase the clip recording, he could have destroyed her. She needs to be destroyed. She’s the devil.

Nae Dao is a type of person who will only know humility when she completely loses everything.

If Gun wants to be the stupid better person, thank god we have Tee to do the dirty work. Thank you. Thank you Tee and Gaye!

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Coming Soon: Poot Mae Nam Kong

What the fudge is this!!? You know I’m definitely not watching this crap, it’s upcoming weekend lakorn “Poot Mae Nam Kong (Spirit of the Mekong River)” premiering on Saturday October 4th. The lakorn stars Weir Sukollawat and Jui Warattaya as the pra’nang and Aimee Morakot as the ghost.

Tinah has the synopsis translated at her blog and I don’t even want to read it. It’s all sorts of crazy.

Jui does look pretty in her traditional Thai outfit.

Source: Naewna

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar: Kwan’s parody

Oh my gosh! This is so freaking hilarious, coming up tomorrow for ep31, Bee is going to do Kwan’s hospital parody. Oh my god, they should TOTALLY interview Kwan and ask how she feels about being mock in this series.

Holy bananas, we got the Michael Jackson face mask, the peace signs, and the swarming press. Crazy! Identical to what Kwan did. It’s going down!

A couple of weeks ago, Kwan admitted herself in the hospital for some sort of vocal cord infection, which most people perceive as an excuse and a sympathy ploy to escape the media because on that same day, her co-star Poo Mantana from “Phom Ruk Roy Ardeed” filed a police report claiming that someone was prank calling her nonstop. Poo accused Kwan of being the prankster. Poo also called Kwan a stupid buffalo who talks on the phone all day and always come in late causing everyone hardship on set. OUCH!

WOW, You know Kwan is not going to work for Exact production any time soon. Exact production is burning a lot of bridges with Ch3 and Ch7 stars.

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Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar: Kwan’s parody

Oh my gosh! This is so freaking hilarious, coming up tomorrow for ep31, Bee is going to do Kwan’s hospital parody. Oh my god, they should TOTALLY interview Kwan and ask how she feels about being mock in this series.

Holy bananas, we got the Michael Jackson face mask, the peace signs, and the swarming press. Crazy! Identical to what Kwan did. It’s going down!

A couple of weeks ago, Kwan admitted herself in the hospital for some sort of vocal cord infection, which most people perceive as an excuse and a sympathy ploy to escape the media because on that same day, her co-star Poo Mantana from “Phom Ruk Roy Ardeed” filed a police report claiming that someone was prank calling her nonstop. Poo accused Kwan of being the prankster. Poo also called Kwan a stupid buffalo who talks on the phone all day and always come in late causing everyone hardship on set. OUCH!

WOW, You know Kwan is not going to work for Exact production any time soon. Exact production is burning a lot of bridges with Ch3 and Ch7 stars.

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Botun Greep Sood Tai: Aff’s dream job

Aff’s character in this lakorn is freaking hilarious. Tomboyish Tanyong wants to be a mechanic and plans to open her own car shop. Nothing wrong with that but the way they presented in the story, it was freaking hilarious.

I love the dad’s reaction, he was sitting on his rocker chair and suddenly when he got the news, he sat up and shouted,“Have you gone crazy, Yong!”

“What is wrong with the daughters in this house, in their past lives, were they men?” he continued.

Overall I think the dad is pretty narrow-minded, he doesn’t want any of his daughters to be educated because ladies being more educated than their male counterparts is considered unladylike and deemed culturally unacceptable. Roll eyes, I guess you have to consider the time period. Thankfully in the end, he agreed.

By the way, this is in episode 2. You can watch a clip of it here. The discussion about being a car mechanic starts around 9:00.

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Botun Greep Sood Tai: Aff’s dream job

Aff’s character in this lakorn is freaking hilarious. Tomboyish Tanyong wants to be a mechanic and plans to open her own car shop. Nothing wrong with that but the way they presented in the story, it was freaking hilarious.

I love the dad’s reaction, he was sitting on his rocker chair and suddenly when he got the news, he sat up and shouted,“Have you gone crazy, Yong!”

“What is wrong with the daughters in this house, in their past lives, were they men?” he continued.

Overall I think the dad is pretty narrow-minded, he doesn’t want any of his daughters to be educated because ladies being more educated than their male counterparts is considered unladylike and deemed culturally unacceptable. Roll eyes, I guess you have to consider the time period. Thankfully in the end, he agreed.

By the way, this is in episode 2. You can watch a clip of it here. The discussion about being a car mechanic starts around 9:00.

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Botun Greep Sood Tai: First Episode

Someone at the BGST Pantip thread shared the picture above to represent Aum and his father’s relationship in this lakorn. Poor kid, he had to lick the bottom of his father’s feet, just like Aum in the lakorn. I don’t mean literally, I mean metaphorically.

I have no thoughts on BGST as of yet because it’s just the first episode. Eight out of Ten you can’t tell whether a lakorn is good by the first episode, at least from my experiences. It’s usually the second or the third episode that draws me in. BGST’s first episode is very neutral–there’s not a lot of story going on because it’s the introduction to the family and characters and how they develop into the person they are, presently in the lakorn.

I do like Aff’s feisty character. I just love how Aum and Aff first meet and how she kicked the chair as she was leaving his restaurant.

Here is the scene:

Aum and Aff first meet at his restaurant. She doesn’t have money to pay for the food because she forgot to bring her wallet. Aum doesn’t believe her and insults her in front of everyone :”Hey, I meet customers like you everyday, if you don’t have money, why don’t you just beg for food?”

Aff offended: “Hey, really I forgot my wallet. Money that much, I won’t deceive you.”

Tui, who plays Aff’s adopted brother comes along. Aff becomes enrage when Tui doesn’t defend her, he is more embarrassed by her actions. He calmly pays her meal and drags her out of the restaurant.

Aff pulls loose and points at Aum, “Even if I’m starving to death, I will never come eat at your restaurant.”

Aum:”What kind of woman are you, you’re not even cute.”

Aff shouts back:“I never wanted you to love me.”--you know this comment is gonna come back and haunt her. Eventually, she will want him to love her.

["Narak" means cute in Thai, "Rak" means love in Thai. At the end of "narak" is "rak", when Aff says: "I never wanted you to love me" ;it's kinda a play on words. It's using what he said to her advantage. It's hard to explain if you don't understand the language.]

Before she makes her final exit, she kicks one of the chairs. I thought that was the most funniest thing because of Aum’s expression. He was like “What the hell just happened? She is crazy!”

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Tui and Aum’s characters are just pathetic. I could not believe Aum washed his brothers’ clothing after they insulted him and Tui has this inferior complex with his adopted family. The guy feels like he isn’t good enough or deserves the love that Aff’s family gives to him because he was abandon by his birth parents. Very frustrating.

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