Player EP 2- UNCUT

Yeah Pun is trying to make Ploy fall for her in order to get the information she wants. I know. It makes no sense. And it’s a crazy mess. And don’t forget to keep watching after the first credit because there’s more 😊

We start with a flashback to the nightclub scene (with Assistant Director Ice Papichaya aka Khun Sam from “Blank”; Heart Pop Studios is her own company) where Pun caught the eye of Ploy until the fight broke out, and later took her home when she was dead drunk outside. After getting home the were apparently starting to kiss… Then, we go back to the ending af the last episode, as Ploy came to visit Prang and Joy just as Pun was also present, still dressed in the clothes that Ploy gave her. She tries to remain invisible, but of course this doesn’t work. Ploy wonders why Prang is not in Jay’s apartment; they came to carry some stuff over. As Prang is asking Ploy about her day, Joy notices that Pun acts strange. At this time, Ploy asks who the young lady is, and Prang tells her Pun’s her younger sister. she calls her just as cute as Prang described, which earns her a scolding by Jay not to spread her charme so widely, but Ploy claims she was just complimenting her – and she mention her (i.e. Ploy’s) outfit is cute. Prang then gives this apartment to Pun for some privacy, which earns her a jab by Ploy who thinks she just wants to be with Jay, which the kind of confirm by leaving for Jay’s apartment. Ploy and Pun stay alone, and Pun thanks Ploy for not revealing the event of the previous night – which Pun now wants to know as the barely remembers how she got into Ploy’s apartment. Ploy asks her to call her P’Ploy first which she does, then she tells her that she found her sitting drunk outside the club when guys tried to take advantage of her situation, she saw that and took her home in her friend’s car to her apartment. And why was she naked when she woke up, Pun asks, wanting to know if they “did anything”. We then get back to the almost kissing scene, which ended with Pun throwing up on the floor, uttering “thank you, bitch”, and passing out. Ploy then removed her stained clothes, but couldn’t get her to wear pajamas. Later, Prang is cooking for the four of them, which is a surprise for Pun who apparently hadn’t seen her cooking before, but Jay explains this Ploy had been teaching her, which leads to the remark that Ploy, Jay and Prang seem close. Pun want to know how they all knew each other, and Jay says the official statement is they were co-stars in a TV drama; but the “hardcore answer” would be that she used to hit (unsuccessfully) and Ploy, and Ploy and Prang dated while Prang and Jay were broken up. Which leads to a scene with Jieab and Pun where she details her “grand plan”: she will charm the information about Phetai out of Ploy. She isn’t worried that Ploy is her sister’s ex-girlfriend, she will just get close enough to her to find Phetai’s whereabouts and then pull back; Prang won’t notice. But Jieab compares this hare-brained plan to her green card marriage, which failed before it even started. Pun claims that’s not the same thing, but what happens when Ploy actually likes her, will she dump her, then. Pun kind of confirms this, but Jieab thinks just asking her about Phetai is way easier, but Pun points out that they know each other, and she can’t be sure she isn’t covering for him. Jieab is tired of warning her, just come crying to her later, but Pun is a pro. (Is she?) She starts with “Plan A: win her heart with sweets” – but Ploy is on a diet. Then, she claims to have lost an earring the night she spent in her apartment, and requests to come in and look for it – but Ploy cleaned the room and found nothing, to which Pun replies that the earring is probably in some nook of cranny and she just haven’t found it yet. She pleads again to enter the room and look for herself, and Ploy lets her in, Ploy will look upstairs while Pun tackles the living room area. Pun then deposits her earring somewhere hidden on the couch. Ploy returns, having found nothing, then, she gets a call. She tells the person on the other end, that she’s not free yet and that they did not come that day, but she’ll think about whether she can meet them or not. Ploy returns to inquire about the progress of her search, but she claims that she can’t find it. Then, she notices (again) the photos Ploy has on display, and at first she mentions she seems to be very close to her system Prang, who is pictured in one of the photos; Ploy mentions that the picture was taken about two years ago; The she mentions that she looks like her mother, referencing the photo she actually interested in, to which Ploy replies just with a blank, joyless facial expression and a “do I?” Then, Pun gets a call from Jieab, claiming Golf, Pun’s ex, has returned, and she should probably talk to him as he was it who introduced her to Phetai. But Pun hasn’t paid attention to him, as he’s always asking about their relationship status, but she promises to handle it. She asks her if she’s with Ploy at the moment, but Pun pretends to have a bad connection and ends the call. Returning to the room, Ploy has found the earring Pun deposited on the couch – she found it where she cleaned the other day, but Pun calls it destiny and proceeds to “Plan C: Make a move” – but while she’s still debating the actual approach, Ploy proceeds to put the earring on for her, and requests her to not drop it again. She excuses herself and leaves the apartment, remembering a conversation she had with Jay earlier, in which she asked her point blank whether she’s ready to admit she likes women, recommending her first women should not be a player like Ploy. But she was curious if someone like Ploy fell in love. We proceed to “Plan D: Perfect routine, perfect self-care” where Pun is clumsily stalking Ploy in the gym. The we move on to “Plan E” which apparently is a stakeout in the lobby on their apartment building – but she falls asleep before Ploy gets there. “Plan F” is attending an appearance at a cosmetics store, she finds out that Ploy a following her, follows her back and posts a location photo of herself in the hope that she will see it. But she falls asleep again and misses the event. As she wakes up and is about to leave, her friend Ball arrives who has learned of her location via the photo she shared, but she rushes off to find Ploy, but misses her again. But she doesn’t give up yet… …and gets a food truck for Ploy, courtesy of Jieab, who goi Koi to provide the truck, she only has to pay for the food they’re using. Apparently Koi and Jieab are each other’s frequent customers, and they are staring lovingly at each other. But Ploy doesn’t visit the food and just passes by. Ploy then gets Jieab and herself to provide drinks for the cast & crew in person, but Ploy doesn’t’ t make an appearance. But Pun raises the stakes by volunteering as an extra on set, only that play a ghost with heavy makeup that makes her unrecognizable – and she falls flat on her face during the scene. While she was falling on her face a number of the exes called, she’ll deal with them later. Then, she finally has some success – a card game brings her together with Ploy and Prang, but she losing and Jay wants the gang out of the house and Prang to herself. Jay wants to call the police, but Prang’s dad is a cop. Then, Pun runs out of money and no one will give her some more cash. She gets some more calls from several exes, so she meets with them one by one and quickly deals with them, not wanting to resume that various relationships. I don’t blame her. The last one is Golf, who brings her flowers and says she looks cute, he also offers her a job as a graphic designer at a friend’s company, but she isn’t interested. Then, she asks about Phetai, and he appears jealous, but she claims she was never serious about him, and it was him that kept pushing for a relationship. She tells him what she told the other guys, that it’s over. She is about to leave – but he follows her and drags her into his car, prompting her to get in if she wants to know about Phetai, warns her not to make him force her. I frightened Pun get into the car, and they are about to leave – but Ploy’s car arrives and is blocking his exit, prompting Pun to leave Golf and literally runs into Ploy. After the start of the end credits (which you missed at the end of the uncut version!), it is revealed that Ploy knew that Pun was stalking her, and let her do all her little stunts anyway apparently liking her all along. She also knew that she was meeting with all her exes at that restaurant, and blocked Golf’s car intentionally. ___ That was *way* better than episode one! I liked this pretty much from start to finish and believed Pun’s antics hadn’t gone unnoticed – but they end of the episode nevertheless pulled a 180 on me, revealing Ploy actively ignored or even helped Pun and was genuinely interested in her. Great hour fully of broad comedy, and apparently next week Pun will continue with her feeble plans. And I’ll keep watching.

This show was a mess but does get better later on and the antics Pun was pulling was making me cringe so much at one point that I stopped watching the series for 2 weeks before I could go back and finish the series. I also felt like Pun could have asked Ploy flat out if she knew Phetai instead of trying to make Ploy fall for her and doing all these crazy things.

You were fixated on the puke lmfao...This show is so toxic and messy, but still enjoyable