The office manager brings remote employees back to the office. During the pandemic, the company had suffered significant losses and needs to re-grow. The CEO has delivered an ultimatum: either employees will increase the company's profits, or everyone will have to look for a new job; the office manager brings in new employees... (Source: shameejaa on MyDramaList, edited by MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: รักป่วนก๊วนออฟฟิศ
- Also Known As: Work From Heart the Series , Rak Puan Guan Office
- Director: Phadej Onlahung
- Screenwriter: HoppingHope
- Genres: Comedy, Romance
Cast & Credits
- Gameplay Garnpaphon Laolerkiat Main Role
- Folk Jakrin Sangruan Main Role
- Ying Anada Prakobkit Support Role
- Max Detter Support Role
- Tack Pharunyoo Rojanawuttitham Support Role
- Party Watcharapol Nonpakdee Support Role
Reviews
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Well, that was weird!!
I'm being hella optimistic here, but what in them product placements was this?! You know how sometimes, there's a movie scene which just has to be a dream sequence? Too ill-fitting? Too plot-breaking? Damn right. It's what Work From Heart is made of, and they never say sike.Let's get to the positives:
1. I like the songs! Not enough to look them up, but they were nice distractions from the boring semi-plot.
2. The preachy parts didn't feel as preachy as they usually do. Maybe because everything was just so ridiculous, I could see it fit quite well. Might even catch feels once or twice.
3. Song-Ve. They were cute together. And even had some development.
Point 4 could be something like "good visuals" or "attractive actors", but really. This is a BL. Thai BL. If anything, they always manage to bring in pretty faces.
As for the notable negatives...phew. Do we even want to go there? Let's just say it's boring. Cringe. Occasionally uncomfortable. Not much makes sense. We see blatant discrimination, homophobia, sexual harassment... They even had a 'pretend gay' subplot! I could be actually pissed, if only it wasn't all so ridiculous. Taking this seriously would be an insulting waste of your time, so don't. If you're here for the weird, ride with the weird.
In the end, there's no sane reason to pick WfH over any other boring, no-plot thai BL of late. But I would still gladly watch a GuyFries spin-off of this, so it couldn't have been that bad!! Right?
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Definitely the worst BL I've ever seen, and that's saying something.
There is almost nothing positive to say about this, other than that there are good-looking guys in it.It's fine to have a drama with comedic elements, but when you intersperse cruelty and phyical and emotional torture with slapstick ladyboy comedy with truly oppressive sound effects, the tonal dissonance is intensely irritating.
As for the drama, it's so overwrought and melodramatic, with really bleak homophobia and a villainous and irredeemable grandfather (who is of course totally forgiven at the end because he just gives up) and nothing pleasant to balance it. I'm getting tired of being lectured by badly written BLs about how love isn't about gender, blah blah blah. The purpose of a drama is to SHOW us this, not have preachy characters rant on and on about what is already obvious to and accepted by the entire audience or we wouldn't be suffering through this to begin with.
The NC-17 scene is so out of nowhere and strange that I had a hard time understanding what I was looking at.
There are other terrible BLs, but this is the first one where I didn't enjoy anything about it at all.
If you're a Gameplay fan, do not watch this if you want to remain a Gameplay fan. For everyone else, just do not watch this. It's terrible and there's no payoff. I didn't think this group could make anything worse than Love With Benefits, but they succeeded, if for no other reason that LWB was shorter.
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