My Stand-In (2024) Episode 9

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1. RIP old Joe. As expected, Ming lured Joe home by threatening to burn all his stuff. And of course, Joe was caught red handed.

   Lol, the highlight of this episode (at least to me) was Ming making a presence at Sol’s Music Video Press Conference presenting 💐 to Joe. If not for the press, we might see hair pulling fight between Ming and Sol again 🤭😅

   So, that big boss “sold” Joe to Ming 😏 Since Ming’s “fall in love with back” story didn’t touch Joe, Ming had to use his 5 million baht deal to forcefully remind Joe that he was owned by him. I think Ming would have regretted only making 1 year contract with Joe, and not a life long binding one previously.

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2. Sol
   gonna make me pray for that truck of doom! He’s really working on my last nerve and I mean my last one!!
   Compared to the book I’d say they did a fantastic job.
   I’m lost in even more emotions I got the book and then how it was done in the show

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3. 😭😭😭😭😭😭

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4. Sol my dude, he’s just not that into you 🤦🏾‍♀️😂. He wasn’t then and he won’t now, damn 💀💀. Out here giving me bp when I already have Tong to think about 😑😑.

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5. I looked like a fool crying and giggling at the same time. Life is so unfair for Joe but Ming in orange suit is so pretty 😅 can’t resist myself for going back to see his face again and again my goddddd –

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6. Unpopular opinion ig, but Ming needs to grovel more.

   I know I am mean to Ming. I also know they will end up together in the end.

   But rupok ni Joe eh. I have no choice as a viewer to just accept things. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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7. That cremation scene tho 🥺😫😭 #teamJoe

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8. The Joe’s de*d body scene was kinda more emotional in the novel but it’s a drama and ik it couldn’t be like that but it was really sensitive that I broke down reading that.. it had the sentiments where anyone would be panicked, shocked and go through the 5 stages of grief if they saw their own body in that state.. (basically the bones were visible from the flesh; in the novel actually) anyways they gave us cremation scene so ya okay….

   Also Ming is totally the live example of “We tend to care about people or things when they are not longer with us” 🫠

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9. June 21, 2024 (11:50 PM)
   ☑️My Stand-In, Episode 9

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10. If it was a Korean BL drama, there would be a truck of doom in the last scene 🫣🤭

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11. Okay, there is NO way that that body belonged to the old Joe. This is just some sort of trick by Ming’s brother to get Ming to believe that Joe is dead, because he doesn’t trust Joe and he’s trying to protect his family’s money. This is some next-level, wealthy family machination…right? RIGHT??? 😭

    When Joe was crossing the street, I thought “He’s going to get hit by a truck and then his soul is going to go into Ming’s body.” I think I’ve been watching too many dramas…😁

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12. I saw a lot of comments hating on Sol, but he actually did everything right. Joe is stupid and weak, so he needs someone like Sol to remind him that Ming doesn’t love him. If you think back to when Ming hit Joe’s head with a bat and imprisoned him, he told Joe that he will give him everything he needs, so Joe doesn’t need to go to work anymore. (On top of that, it was Tong who told him to do it, so he attacked, betrayed and disrespected Joe completely.) Now we’re on episode 9, after everything that happened, and what does Ming say to Joe? He says he should stay with him because he will give him everything he needs. Did Ming learn anything or did he understand his mistake? No.

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13. Sorry but I had to say this- MING AND HIS BACK KINK 💀 I mean the way he said I thought I was in love with Tong’s back but actually it was your Back I was in love with – 💀💀

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14. Wondering if I’m the only one who feels like Sol is kinda turning into a villain. That scene at Joe’s house felt slightly manipulative …. just off…….or I’m I wrong?

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    1. I agree. He’s out here forcing issues.

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15. Damn- I know it was Joe’s funeral but I felt so sad for Ming. No one was there to console him. No one…
    Also Sol!!! Stop getting in between them and filling up Joe’s head with stuff. Joe is shaken and mentally weak and listening to Sol and I hate that. my Ming Joee
    Also- this might be weird but I feel more for Ming than Joe. Seeing him hurt makes me so sad

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16. it’s been very obvious that Joe himself didnt accept his death. Despite being in someone else’s body he still had hopes of finding it and waltzing back up in there. He needed this realization to break that fantasy nd accept it once and for all. Life gave him a second chance nd he needs to use it wisely.. which he.. isnt but what can we say he’s not the sharpest tool in the shed 😅🤣😂

    JOE U WEAK BISH U STAY PISSIN ME OFF. WHEN U DIED I EXPECTED U TO GROW A BACK BONE. INSTEAD IVE BEEN FORCED TO BUY MORE CLOWN MAKE UP !

    MING’S SCENES WERE WACK. sorry my dude.. I expected u to be super distaught unable to get up and breathe even.. wtf was this??? where is my groveling scene?? DIRECTOR MEET ME OUTSIDE !

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17. Okay, I was all for Angry Joe but not Sol being the fuel…Like when did Sol become a Life Coach again🤔😏 a terrible one at that.
    So here is my thing…in the beginning I was so maaaaaad at Ming like wanted to strangle him (still do) but now the one who gets me mad and frustrated is Joe. Like dude, is it that hard for you to detangle yourself from your douchey ex- who indirectly killed you 🤨 Like make it make sense pliz….

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18. The satisfaction this episode gave me was something I don’t remember ever feeling before. Seeing Joe angry and unbending made my excitement go up like 📈📈

    Yes Joe darling, please do that! Ming is still the same selfish prick who thinks the world revolves around him and I’m so glad Joe finally sees that. Sad that he had to DIE once to get it. But a win is a win, isn’t it?

    + I reaaaaaaaly love what they do with the reflections. I love how the only place we can see new Joe is there, just like how Old Joe sees himself. The image he has of himself in his mind is the old body and only in the reflections he sees the new person he’s become. This Is AMAZING. they’ve done a freaking great job.

    + the funeral part made me think again about how horrible this whole thing has been. Joe, a sweet, lovely person who could have a bright future, lost his life cuz of… What? Tong ruined his future only because he wanted to be an a$$ and do whatever he wanted without anyone telling him what to do, and Ming never stopped to think what this will do to Joe. They freaking got Joe killed. They took away his life. And for what? Tong doesn’t even care and Ming only wants Joe back for himself and doesn’t even feel guilty enough. Even thinking about all the things they did makes me so furious my head is steaming. Joe, please, please stay angry at least one more episode. Ming is still totally unrepentant. He has to feel the real weight of what he did and how horrible he’s been. (And I need to see him beg and cry his eyes out some more.) I think when that happens, he’ll really let go of Joe.

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19. Okay… 😭 this episode was the heaviest in terms of emotions, poor Joe 😭 at least he was found. It’s not everyday a person attends their own funeral. But also the most irksome when it comes to Sol… I mean both him and Ming are giving their own flair and color to the meaning, the road to hell is paved with good intentions… Ngl Sol is getting on my nerves. 🤨

    Stop wasting Joe’s time, my time, the screen time. That time is reserved for Ming’s needed groveling and Tong’s most awaited fall down and not for your egotistical desires and unrequited love. The color of his hair matches his personality, he just 🔥 quickly. He keeps talking this and that of Ming, but what rights does he have? He acts all on his own as well. Now I am not one to defend Ming 🙄 or anything, but within the 2 or 3 years that went by, he kept searching for answers, even P’Wut did. What did Sol do? He returned to Korea to remain an idol. Not saying he should’ve give up his life or career, but he didn’t do much for Joe back then either, only returned home for the sake of his job or as he said whenever he missed the old Joe. 🙄 Until finding out the truth he couldn’t care about anything or the new Joe. The way he prevented P’Wut from talking, was also rude. He is acting just like Ming, like a spoiled brat who needs to get his way while taking reigns over Joe’s life and decisions and all for his own sake, disguising it with good intentions to help a dear special friend in need. Even Yim seems done with everything. Then again he doesn’t know the half of this 🤣 he probably thinks everyone has moved on and is replacing Joe for this new Joe.

    What does Joe has, that attracts all the 🚩 pricks 🚩 to the yard?
    And now because of this, a hopeless and pointless love triangle is created.

    Ming only knows how to force his way into everybody’s schedules 🤣 and Sol has the worst timings for trying second chances. Boy needs to get through his bright flaming head that Joe is not into him. Maybe Sol should move on and keep the friendship instead of aiming for more. I NEED Ming to grovel more 😈 he was so quiet. Has he no tears left to spill? No cry me a river? Did he spent all the Lacoste tears that he could not afford more today? His grief was so silent that it was unsettling. That and the the trap he made. Does he uses arrogance and pretense as his armor? And no one gives him time to speak instead they assume this or that or by letting Sol say everything he thinks in his own biased red rage 🤣 I mean we need a fair fight here, not this unbalanced bickering. Also HOW is Sol an idol without any scandals, if he has such a quick temper? Or is Ming and Joe his only trigger?

    Bless this is Thai production and not a K-drama. Otherwise that ending scene…

    Would be totally different than it was. Stay off the middle of the road ffs.
    Unless the Truck of Doom hits Tong 🤣 then, sorry not sorry, hope it’s a major hit. 😌

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20. Ming is very disturbing and toxic. There isn’t any circumstance where he and Joe should end up together. Falling in love with someone’s back? 🙄
    The worst part is after everything Ming did, Joe went through a life changing death experience and Ming’s attitude and mindset haven’t changed other than he “loves” Joe!? That’s not love girl, that’s everything else other than love

    the only person in this series Joe should date is probably the makeup guy. lol

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21. It seems that Ming has never seen Joe so mad, and that makes Joe even more attractive to Ming.
    Excellent episode, Poom is such great in action, I felt everything that he was showing! Pain, being at the edge, the urge to fight, to kick all asses, crying, being extremely mad, or just disappearing

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22. This show exists to give me high blood pressure every Friday I swear.

    As suspected Joe’s old body is dead. Both actors did a phenomenal job of displaying their grief and sadness in all of those scenes. I especially loved the scene with Joe screaming at Ming for his tears even though I KNEW it was only going to make Ming more sure about him.

    Also… why weren’t more people at the funeral? Joe is obviously very well loved. I found that a bit sad but maybe Ming and them didn’t really tell people since it was so quick and last minute? But not even makeup artist friend?? Damn. Also also watching the flashbacks maaann it is so insane how this poor man’s life got f*cked for NO reason. He is a little dummy sure but he’s a good guy. He was so happy before, he was on his way to being a star and poof all gone and for what?! Ugh.

    Even with all the emotions I was feeling with the funeral scenes I flat out LAUGHED when Joe claimed he would never forgive Ming. Ha! The look on Wut’s face lmao, he knows some bs when he hears it.

    I’ve genuinely given up on expecting sensibleness from Joe dwl At this point I accept and love him for the little punk ass b*tch he is😂 I will say though that I felt a bit bad for him towards the end. Ming is NOT letting him go.

    Even if he seriously tries Ming is obsessed and he will use all the money in the world and all his connections to keep what is ‘his’. Bro really waltzed in and claimed Joe right in front Sol’s face at the man’s own press conference. I was shook!🤣 Good job on that lady for finding a sensible explanation for what the f*ck was happening.

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23. tbh im mad they made Joe 2.0 such a weak bish. WHERE IS ALL THAT PRIDE SIR.. u keep caving in. THIS MAN FRUSTRATES MEEEEEE

    From the looks of ep 10 preview: Ming’s redemption arc is non existent nd Tong is back on his bs. I hope this time he loses EVERYTHING

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24. Intelligence keeps chasing Joe but my boy is Usain Bolt in running away from it 🤦🏾‍♀️. He is basically the little animal Ming created and raised. And will continue coming back to his master no matter how much he is hurt 😔.
    I appreciated l Sol this episode for working overtime in keeping Joe away from his solu-tie partner. But all that was for nothing 😤.
    LORD GIVE ME STRENGTH!!!
    Also, RIP Joe 1.0………am even surprised that after 3 years of your body being in the wild you were not only bones 🤣😂🤣.

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25. I will comment after I gain some energy which I lost while shouting watching this episode.. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

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26. The feelings I’m starting to feel for Up from bringing such character to life so brilliantly is crazy. I’M LOVING HIM

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