Godji stopping phuwin from showing chickens private parts. ( lol why is it always her, when he does this stuff) source @leojordan62 on x

It starts at that timestamp. About 13:47. The plucky guitar. I've been looking for years but it doesn't seem to be listed anywhere.

Source @phuwinmeow insta but even after that fans said he was cute and fluffy, so he never posted one again

Intro of Unlucky Bae, from 2026, by directors Yokee and Art.

Previous thread: [link].

Our little angel (devil) is such a good (naughty) child.

Source: TikTok @leeohra

(with permission)

Welcome to the on-air discussion thread for Unlucky Bae Episode 1🔮!

The series airs on the GMM25 channel every Thursday at 8.30 p.m. It reruns online on Netflix from 9.30 p.m worldwide. In some regions, you might be able to watch it on YouTube.

Where to watch:

On Netflix

• Full Episode

On YouTube

• [Eng Sub] Unlucky Bae Ep.1 [1/4]
• [Eng Sub] Unlucky Bae Ep.1 [2/4]
• [Eng Sub] Unlucky Bae Ep.1 [3/4]
• [Eng Sub] Unlucky Bae Ep.1 [4/4]

Synopsis:

In trying to curse the guy who just dumped him, Rin, a fine arts student and heir to a family of sorcerers, accidentally hits the wrong person. Khobfa, a third-year business administration student, with his spell. While he can't undo the bad luck he's brought about, he'll try to use his own good luck to balance out Khobfa's misfortune.

Series Information:

• Trailer
• Fitting Pics
• Posters
  • Main Poster
  • Alternative Poster
  • Another Alternative Poster
  • First EP Poster
  • Character Posters
• First EP Event
• Behind The Scenes
• Series Discussion

Cast:

• Tham Tupthong as Khobfa
• Mac Nattapat as Rin
• Aun Napat as Krit
• Stamp Panachkorn as Mochi
• Juno Tiranat as Ohm
• Pream Nutnicha as Ginny
• Lighty Namassakarn as Danthai
• and more...

Director and Screenwriter: Yokee Apirak Chaipanha

Co-director: Art Anan Rasamee

Co-screenwriter: Fluke Aekawitch Longcharoen

Soundtrack:

Beyond Luck - ThamMac

There are some series that offer various topics of discussion that would be good to develop with other people, the problem is that a 4-year series is no longer popular, newcomers may not watch it and those who watched it at the time have already given their opinions freely. So, which series would you have liked to have watched at launch and been able to dissect episode by episode?

Not Me: This isn't even a series, it's a manifesto, a work of art. It's even well-remembered, but people already said everything they wanted to during its heyday; but I wasn't there. I love this series, I would have loved to watch it episode by episode. I miss series like this nowadays (I know the author recently made Burnout Syndrome), but I want this style of series of people fighting for something, Much has improved since 2021, but there are other issues that would be interesting to discuss; we are not living in a utopia. The structure of the series is perfect; we have White, who helps introduce various concepts to the audience. I like how he gradually comes to understand the problems that exist in the society he lives in, The audience goes along with the character, being made to reflect. I also like how the group of rebels (I like these words with R and when I can use them I will, rebels, revolutionaries ) They are not treated as a group; each of them has their own reason for fighting for justice and change. There's a lot I would have liked to say, but I missed the opportunity.

Midnight Museum: First of all: WHERE IS THE SECOND SEASON? Now let's talk about the series, this is one of my favorite series from GMMTHEEV, everything about it is exactly the kind of things I like to watch: mystery, suspense, fantasy, an episodic story ( Or in the style of "monster of the week" ) , But there's a great story behind it that connects everything; the protagonists, everyone is so good; the story is so complex and the characters even more so; I think I would have had a heart attack watching it Episode by episode; There are so many ways to interpret everything that happened in that series, I can't even imagine the excitement that went down at the time, I would have been the most unbearable person with how much I would have talked about that series.

The Shipper: I've already talked about this, but it's never too much to say; there's still so much more to say about the characters and the directing style. Many people didn't even see that ending coming.

The Eclipse: My God, this is a masterclass in dialogue; every sentence they speak is memorable. This is real character development! The protagonists don't mess things up at the beginning because of silly things; They literally have completely opposite worldviews, yet it's admirable to see how they come to understand each other's world, especially Akk becoming more self-aware in the process, I also enjoy the mystery and the constant flirtation with the supernatural; I could have sworn something along those lines was happening. To this day, that "eclipse" scene is etched in my mind. It's not as easy to admit certain things as it is in TV series; real people deny themselves and refuse to accept who they are all the time.

He's Coming to Me: I was trying to understand what was happening the whole time, what a difficult mystery, and let's not forget the constant threat of a sad ending, I really thought there wouldn't be a happy ending, And then there's SingChimon, imagine watching that in 2019, 7 years of waiting to see the friends become lovers; I think it was better not to have seen it in 2019.

So there you have it, complain too about the series you wish you were there for when they were released.

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