I Am Devil Season 2 is the chaotic, romantic glow-up we’ve been waiting for — sharper visuals, bolder storytelling, and that unmistakable #MookPinky chemistry. Between twisted rivalries, raw heartbreak, and a proposal that melts hearts, this Thai GL delivers drama with a devilish wink and a rose in hand.

“Only You” made Thai TV history as the first sapphic-led series in a prime-time slot — but its second-to-last episode traded progress for pain. We unpack how a hard-earned love story turned into a sacrifice, and why we’re still hoping the finale brings redemption.

Only You EP12 came out swinging — arrests, corporate boss moves, family drama, and a swoon-worthy proposal under the treehouse. But just when things looked promising, the writers dropped a gut-punch with Aira’s health scare. Balanced pacing and emotional payoffs made this one of the better episodes, but with whispers of a tragic ending on the horizon, the first Thai prime-time sapphic series risks trading progress for regression.

Only You EP11 tries to serve up soulmate vibes and messy drama, but flat kisses and rinse-and-repeat tears leave us sighing instead of swooning. From Nana’s wisdom to Tawan’s rage, here’s what hit (and what missed).

Only You EP10 cranked the drama to eleven—kidnapping chaos, sapphic action sequences, teary #LingOrm confessions, and a cliffhanger that left us screaming at our screens. This is the Thai GL we signed up for.

Only You EP9 gave us powerhouse acting from #LingOrm—Orm (Aira) ran through every emotion in the book, while LingLing (Tawan) let her facial expressions and body language do all the talking. But stellar performances couldn’t hide the cracks in the story. From a live coming out that had us in tears, to meddling family drama, to sudden mixed signals that made zero sense, this episode was equal parts groundbreaking and baffling.

Only You EP8 finally gave us the perfect mix of action, romance, and family drama we’ve been craving. From assassination attempts to amusement park dates (yes, really), this episode had us hooked from start to finish. #LingOrm’s chemistry is off the charts, Aira’s Dad is out of control, and the sapphic sugar rush is real.

Only You EP7 finally gave us the sapphic payoff we’ve been begging for. From Tawan sneaking into Aira’s room with nightly promises and secret phones to a real, romantic love scene on primetime TV, this episode was everything. Emotional, authentic, and steamy—#LingOrm brought the heat. (Though let’s be honest, Aira needs a bestie like Pok to stage a nail intervention, because we had questions.)

Episode 6 of Only You gave us sapphic fluff, humor from the trio, a riverbank bracelet moment, and a shocking patio reveal that split our leads apart. The acting shines, but the pacing drags—and the kisses are still PG at best. Here’s our full breakdown.

Stay With Me S4 gave us chemistry, sacrifice, and character cameos galore—but also left us wanting more. Here’s our cheeky, sassy breakdown of what hit and what missed.

Ultimatums are thrown, emotions run high, and the long-awaited kiss… completely misses the emotional landing. Only You EP5 packs the drama with big confrontations and heartache, but leaves us questioning whether that pivotal romantic moment was worth the wait.

Hot damn—Only You EP4 delivers a five-course feast of action, banter, and slow-burn romance. From Tawan’s badass bathroom brawl to Aira’s no-nonsense callouts, this episode serves angst, humor, and swoon-worthy tension in every scene.

Only You EP3 keeps the romance simmering with green flags, late-night cuddles, and gossip-fueled strategy. Tawan’s tough exterior is cracking, Aira’s heart is showing, and Yam might be hiding something bigger. We break down every soft stare, spicy moment, and sapphic breadcrumb in this week’s Thai GL recap.

Now we’re cookin’. Or at least Tawan is—in someone else’s semi-secure secret house. Episode 2 of Only You brings glow-ups, bodyguard chaos, and rule lists with flirty payoffs. Let’s break down what worked… and what made us yell at the screen.

My Step Sister delivers familiar chemistry and a solid setup—but with rushed storytelling and intimacy that fades to black too fast, the emotional payoff never fully lands.

A mini-series with big ex energy. From fake couple perks to jealous stares and almost-kisses, How to Hate My Ex is messy, cheeky, and worth a watch—just light on the heat.

Only You EP1 kicks off with action, flashbacks, and school uniforms that raise eyebrows. We break down the premiere of this history-making Thai GL series.

Witty, bold, and packed with plot twists—Losing Control delivers a sapphic story you won’t see coming. We break down the chemistry, surprises, and why this series left us craving more.

Quick review of Thai GL series "Stay With You"—a bold, low-budget mini-series with strong leads, mixed execution, and sci-fi vibes.

Ida and Taam stole our hearts in Teach Me Softly—a sweet, well-acted series full of charm, chemistry, and one seriously satisfying kiss. Here's what we loved and why this may be H’our Channel’s best yet.