My Stand-In (2024) Episode 12

12 Comments to “My Stand-In (2024) Episode 12”

1. It’s always a happy ending with some bulls**t excuses as to why these b**ches behave that way or no explaination. Just a big happy family. 😡😡

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2. What am I going to watch on Fridays now? I loved this series, preferred the book but loved it!!!

   Tong got of way to easy….

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3. Poom did terrific job as a leading actor. Both Poom and Up are listed as leading actors, but for me, it didn’t feel like that. From screen time and acting point of view Joe was the only leading character. All the rest were supporting characters. Including Ming. And as said, Poom was great in his role.

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4. I don’t care what anybody says, I will forever be a Tong hater!! I will make sure to give him the proper ending tonight in my head before I sleep!
   That said, I feel like this episode was one of the best finales in BL series, it was well balanced and everyone got their proper closure, except you know who!! Hands down one of the best series, easily a top5 for me! I have never been worked out by a BL series like this one did to me!! Now, if you ask me if Ming deserves to be with Joe, my answer is still no. He still needs to work harder to earn that positive HOWEVER if Joe thinks that his happiness is with Ming, who am I to stand in his way !! It just shows that people are different, with different emotions, different ways of thinking, different levels of forgiveness .etc May all of us with red burgundy flags find their own Joe who will accept and love them LOL

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5. What an excellent series! After that success, many cast will most likely be promoted further in their career.
   Will miss them all!

   Ming: you cannot stop me!
   Has Joe ever wanted to stop you? 😆😆

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6. This is why I don’t like reading a book that a show is based on.
   The people that do these shows go off into crazy town.
   I can take the reimaging of a story with their on spin and take on it
   but completely altering the characters that are evil or characters that aren’t good or the good guys and giving some some lame version of redemption is a bridge to far for me.

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7. Tong gets to walk free with a redemption no one asked for 😑

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8. I’ll keep this shorter than usual…. Good parts first…

   SPOILER… I’m elated, thrilled and proud of Joe for getting his life back and accolades and fame he deserved all along in the end❤️

   HOWEVER…

   I’m going to be honest here… For me, this was a cute ending and all, but they really just glossed over, well, A LOT…😏

   *Joe was awake in a week after the shooting. No paralysis. No physical training needed. Not even a limp or a scratch on him, lol👀
   *T💩ng a changed man out of nowhere, loving Mae (and unborn baby) unexplained🙄
   *Ming and everyone just forgave T💩ng and gave him another chance, just like that😒
   *Moms were just chillin together and with words of wisdom at the hospital, please!🙈
   *Dad still on a power trip ready to threaten Joe with his life (again) only to embrace him without much further protest. And the reason why he was upset in the first place was just *enter my eye roll*😬
   *Sol gets his likely, happily-ever-after partner but did he really just get into a car with a fanclub member he knows nothing about irl, lol🙇‍♀️
   *Ming’s secretary and bro getting together was a highlight for me💞

   I’m all for the happy ending but this was too much for me, even with a typical Thai BL happy ending – I’m a foolish 🤡 for getting so invested and even bothering to get so angry last wk.
   
   At the of the day, old Joe and new Joe chose Ming, no surprises there. That was his flawed fate … There’s nothing to do about it folks😭 May they live in eternal BL TV la la land 🥳

   
   
   I liked the cinematography, direction, acting and script for most of the series and I don’t want the letdown of the last 2 episodes to change that completely😌 Congrats to the cast and crew❣️

   P.S. “MING, MING, MING…” – *Enter sneeze*🤧🤣👏🤣

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9. And it’s all so much sunshine and rainbows that I wanted to throw up or throw something. Don’t get me wrong, I am happy for sweet Joe. He deserves all the success and love and more. Love the idea of Secretary Jim and Mike becoming an item. Love that Sol may have his own romance too.

   BUT BUT BUT
   Asking me to swallow that the dad’s actions were all because he didn’t want to see his son be hurt again was asking a lot for me. The logic just doesn’t work for me. He is going to make his son hurt and unhappy by denying the person he loves because he doesn’t want to see his son hurt and unhappy. 😕⁈🤷🤦

   THEN TONG🤬🤬😠
   
   REALLY!!! He goes sorry. They say all his forgiven and everyone is one big happy family. He even gets his debts paid off. His life goes along as perfect as before. At the very least give me a scene where Tong admits that Joe was his stand in. Personally, I wanted to see him buried alive somewhere it’s impossible find, but would have at least tolerated him publicly admitting his wrong doings. However, we don’t even get that. I will say it again, they can’t villainize a person for 10 episodes and suddenly except us, at least this viewer, to be satisfied with an: “I am sorry”, especially when there were no consequences for that person. Tong needed this and more:

   Overall, I loved the series. The last two episodes with easy forgiveness was hard to swallow, but I did enjoy the rollercoaster ride of the series.

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10. Ngl I was waiting for that last sneeze 🤣🤣
    What a good show. Loved it.
    Everyone got their own happy ending 🥰🥰
    I hope to see Poom and Up in fluffy light hearted rom-com someday. They are beautiful together ❤️❤️

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11. The whole episode, I was anxiously waiting for them being cozy, kissing & hugging & *** each other!! & then THE LAST SCENE CRACKED ME UP!! 😂😂

    STILL NOT SATISFIED WITH ONLY FIVE MINUTES OF THEM BEING TOGETHER!! WE & THEY DESERVED MORE!!! 🥲🥲

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12. Of course, the series had to end with Ming’s signature “You can’t stop me” and Joe’s 🤧😏

    Tong was let off and forgiven too easily😮‍💨 If the production team wanted to redeem this character even though it was totally unnecessary, couldn’t they try harder than what was shown? At least, make him confess to media that the stunts in both movies were done by Joe. And make him leave the entertainment industry or something. But Tong was happily accepted by everyone as if nothing happened 😑

    Mike was really sweet to Jim. It will be nice if we get a spin off special episode with them as the leads.

    Despite the weird and illogical writing in the last 2 episodes, I still enjoyed this series a lot. It was one of the best series I had watched 🤗

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