Every You, Every Me (2024) Episode 3

11 Comments to “Every You, Every Me (2024) Episode 3”

1. Glad to know that this ep is gonna have a part 2. Coz my mind was practically doing the math with the minutes left and it doesn’t feel like a happy ending. There’s still too much to unpack, X is too innocent to just get hurt in one ep. 🤣🤣 And since they be giving this a part two, give the adorable mechanic his happily ever after. 👊

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2. the shoes!! (actually his entire wardrobe is so flowy and classic!)

   the nails!

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3. SPOILERS
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   I already like this! Rich boy and the Mechanic.

   👀👀👀 LOOK at his hair!!! It’s SO LONG!

   Did X really just give all the stuff he brought for his own gpa’s memorial to rich boy’s family and ask for his hand????

   ahhh, so he’s liked him for a long time, but doesn’t even know who he is? interesting.

   uhhhh, the STYLING!! look at those BLACK SHOES! THOSE HEELS!

   This is filmed so gorgeously!

   When X walks up to the broken down car, how the heck does he look SO BRAWNY!!! I mean, how was THAT body hiding under the secretary clothes last ep???

   Look at him sitting there on that suitcase like a damsel in distress. smh.

   This is AWESOME! He’s almost giddy that it’s them he is helping, and thanking Auntie already? giggle. (We still dont’ know his name in this ep, nor the friend’s name)
   goodness that big grin on X’s face!!

   ok finally Namping!
   and my gosh did you SEE his fingernails??? lol

   It always surprises me when they smoke in these shows.

   side note: It frustrates me that they aren’t naming the side characters.

   They sure are talking a lot on the phone! ‘can you fix eletrical?’ giggle.

   I really love how X’s hair is styled in this one, sorta flipped out on the ends. very sexy.

   oh my. I mean, Namping COULD have walked away from the broken glass, but X picking him up and carrying him to the couch was much more fun. lol

   OHHHH set us up for that kiss, and then nuttin.

   oiy, I hope this one won’t be a sad one.
   Namping has some kinda nerve disorder/sickness. He keeps dropping stuff.

   I absolutely adore this slow fall.

   The lighting in this is so pretty, and soft.
   The scene at the river was just so gorgeous.
   The light skinship was pleasant too. All so romantic!

   NEXT YEAR??? Namping, you can’t make X wait that long. (I’m guessing he’s under treatment for something.)
   oh, but we got a sweet little kiss that NP used to distract/shut up X. but we’ll take it!

   oh no. that one ended like that? aha!
   we got a 2 parter!!!

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4. Holy Sh!t.

   I have been a silent viewer for this series since it started 3 weeks ago, not because of particularly anything. HOWEVER, every single episode have amazed me on so many levels. I can honestly see why Mick and Top were the ones chosen for this theme/project after their segment on My Universe. They honestly have everything going for them.

   The way they are able to transform into different characters each episode, each with their flaws, strengths, personalities and characteristics, all different from the next character – highly emphasizes and shows their acting prowess. And the fact with each transformation, their chemistry never seems to lose its sparks or intensify goes to show how much trust and consideration they have built in and with each other as actors. Because their chemistry literally is electrifying at just the right level for each episode. It makes you anticipate what the next episode is going to be about [what story would be told]…and leaves you wanting more at the end of the episode.

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5. Whoa!!! The transformation, yet again….Top plays the delicate, pretty, rich-boy so convincingly, with Mic playing the ‘rough’ mechanic hopelessly in love with rich-boy….their connection had a ‘fated’ quality right from the start…I’m guessing the ending for this one may just be bittersweet…

   I’m not dwelling too much into the loopholes, of which there are many…but have to mention two things, firstly the script could have been a tad stronger so that they didn’t have to depend too heavily on chemistry and ‘past-life-lovers’-kinda trope to make this believable, secondly, when they show X showing up each year at the grave site, they could have tried to make them look incrementally older as the years progress, it looked like they met all in the same year…

   But thanks to the leads, they keep us glued nonetheless…but so far, episode 2 was my favourite one…

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6. I’m about half way through and now THIS one feels boring to me lol Fighting to keep my eyes open🥱 Maybe I’m just tired. Think I’ll stop and try again another time.

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7. just a speculation:

   Namping seems ill (dropping things and also the mothering of his brother all the time). Switzerland also seems sus. Isn’t Switzerland the onla land where you can die leagally with help if your seriously ill? Could also be the reason why Namping is avoiding to go any further with X.

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8. THERE IS NO WAY IN HELL THAT BUILT MAN WITH MUSCLES LOOKING ALL DELICIOUS IS LUKCHUP/MICK

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9. They’re so cute, but there was just a sad feel throughout the episode:(
   The actors are doing an amazing job.
   I wonder what happened to make Namping react like he did in some situations.
   I’m happy that the next episode is a continuation of this one!

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10. I’m going to start by saying that I was shocked by the next episode preview showing that this episode’s story was going to be continued in the next episode as well. Now, I thought this episode was very cute because of our two leads interactions with each other and how X was so smitten with Namping from the first time he saw him at the gravesite. However, the underlying melancholy and sadness was very apparent throughout the entire episode and I’m wondering what happened for Namping to react like he does with certain stimulants. I also want to know what happened to his parents.

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11. Top and mick amaze me how they play different characters so well In this series,my own ship💕🥰
    i love them,feels so natural watching them

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