This is my favourite character of Kevin Cheng up to date. There was a certain "attitude" added to Summer that made him really lovable unlike his other 'nice' main characters (like in Home Troopers). That "attitude" made the character more interesting to watch because we don't see it as a 1 dimensional character but there is more to it. It was good to see Kevin in this role because it made me like him more =)

Though Yoyo have played these loud/mouthy kind of characters before, this is simply the best out of all of them. Her clumsiness were funny and I love her "loud mouth" because it is super entertaining to see her argue with Kevin. They were simply adorable because they matched so well. Kevin is so relaxed and laid back while Yoyo is so hot-tempered and easily get irritated.

To be honest, when they started dating.....I didn't like it so much because I couldn't hear anymore of Kevin's backfiring comments on Yoyo and her mad face when he says them xP And when they were dating, something I felt missing was their understanding towards each other.....and that was what they realized toward the ending. Luckily they got back together again towards the ending. One thing I was really glad about the ending is that Yoyo and Kevin didn't have a wedding (typical ending) because to me, when they got back together, it was just taking the first step towards building up their trust and understanding of each other that have broken them apart in the first place.

First of all, I got the spoilers before I actually watched it and it was....unexpected. Especially when a series is comedic/light-hearted, this scene was too much for me to take in. At first, I thought that it probably had a purpose for this accident to occur....but when I watched it, it was completely random....? Kaka and king at alot of fights since the beginning but they manage to get engage....and during the preparation of the wedding, we saw how much King love Kaka when he took on the extra job for them to have the perfect wedding. Then we see Kaka's changes. Up to there, their story is already perfect as it can be because both of them understood what it takes to mantain a relationship. Beside your own, you should also consider your partner's feelings....

So isn't that already the morale of the story??? Why the car accident?? How did it help with anything??

They say it was meant to tell everybody that they should cherish the one they love....but the car accident (minor) with King already stated that didn't it? The only connection I see of the crash with the series is the fact that it pulled Kevin and Yoyo back together. Though I can see that point, I thought the crash and deaths of King and Kaka were to extreme.

Between Kevin and Yoyo, I think Kevin is the more inconsiderate one (not to say he is inconsiderate...just saying that I think Yoyo saw the "reality" more than him b/c I thought he was abit to fantasized..aka..always in his "own world")....so if the car crash happened to Yoyo (not to the point of death though), the point of "cherishing the person in front of you" would be more acceptable (even though this is really typical in series). Or she could've even tripped down the cliff-ish place they were at for the photoshoot of King and Kaka (makes sense since Yoyo trips alot...), and Kevin could have tried too catch her hand and they would fall down together (not dead in the end though). Hmm...that tripping at the cliff thing...I think that would work out. *sigh* Overall, was really upset about King's and Kaka's ending since I thought they went through even more than Kevin and Yoyo, to get together.

Do you guys agree with this? I totally agree and I think the series really discussed this question alot. There are alot of things that can cause a relationship to go wrong such as trusting, understanding, values, personality and etc. Louise Lee and her husband fell apart because there was no trust between the two of them. Yoyo and Kevin broke up because they had their own viewpoints and values that could not fit together. Kaka and King along with all the other couples lacked the understanding with their partners and there were some personality clashes. In the end, it's either a break up for a make up. On one hand though, break ups aren't always bad because maybe that person wasn't really the "right" person for you, and take Louise Lee and her husband as the example for that.

I think the problem with them is that in their relationships, only one is trying to compromise the other. But in a relationship, it requires the work of two....