#Transtype 4 reviewsd series

That in itself would have been dramatic enough. I seriously think (and wish) that the author would have had a better story, had she simply made Type a bigoted homophobe who eventually came around. Then, in the next episode, he comes out and asks Tharn for anal sex (with Type as receiver), just one time, to 'get it over with, once and for all.' Are you kidding me? This was a childhood rape victim? And, Tharn's going along with it was almost as incredulous. Then, without any buildup, Type has no issue with getting a blow job from his hated gay roommate. Not as something cute, that can just be dismissed as 'oh well.'Дў) THE WAY TYPE'S CHILDHOOD RAPE STORY WAS HANDLED.ДЄt first I was intrigued, because Type was obviously scarred, and his intense hatred of gays made sense. But it should be presented as what it is, a molestation. Can something like this be portrayed in a drama? Yes, of course it can. Here's why:ДЎ) THARN'S MOLESTATION OF TYPE, WHILE TYPE WAS SLEEPING (And yes, that's what it was.)ДЇor someone who was supposed to be the 'good guy,' this was not cool, not funny, not appropriate.

#Transtype 4 reviewsd series

Now, for my issues with the series (hence, some of my lower ratings):Дespite some great performances, THE STORY WAS SO BAD I nearly dropped it after about four episodes. The chemistry between Mew and Gulf was off the charts! (That ice cube kissing scene in the last episode was epic.) Kaownah (Lhong) was a great singer and a decent actor (although, with all the crying, some real tears would have been welcome) = A. For me, Mew (Tharn) carried this show, with brilliant acting = A+. This review may contain spoilers This was a popular series, and deservedly so! As you can see, my ratings are all over the place, so I will explain why.