Sam and Mon go to bed at the start of Episode 8 of Gap: The Series. Sam gets close to Mon to see if she smells like the bubble bath they just took, but he stops short of kissing her. This makes Mon angry. Sam joins her when she goes to watch TV.
Complicated Love: Sam and Kirk’s Mon’s Night
When a scene of animals mating comes on, Sam points to it and asks her in a roundabout way if they can make love. But Mon keeps getting it wrong and going back to bed. At that moment, Kirk calls Sam and asks her to think again about not letting Mongo. She is moved, but Kirk kind of ruins the moment when he calls her his future bride.
Noi tells everyone at work the next day that Kirk called her in the middle of the night to talk about Mon. Some of the people who work for him wonder if he likes Mon. He goes to the office, brings Mon in, and tells the other workers to be nice to her. Mon smiles when she gets a text from Sam, but Ya and Noi think she is texting Kirk.
During the break, Jim, Tee, and Kade find Mon and want to know what happened the night before and if they had sex. They are upset with Sam, but they can understand how nervous she was. Tee tells Mon to go with what Sam says when he says something.
Once everyone has left, Sam tells Mon to bring her package to her. She makes a romantic table with candles and snacks for Mon. She keeps giving her string candy to make the famous noodle scene from Lady and the Tramp, but Mon always messes it up. Sam asks her why she’s leaving, and Mon thinks back to what Tee said. She wants another chance. Mon goes first, and they end up making out.
Sam and Mon’s Nervous Night Together
Sam takes the chance to tell Mon how she feels, and she asks Mon to be patient with her because she likes Mon but is new to dating. They bring things to Sam’s house, but she gets a nosebleed. She tells the truth when she says she was excited, which Mon finds cute. During the break, Sam calls Tee and Mon calls Yuki to ask how to have sex with girls. But in the end, they talk the whole time and both fall asleep.
The next day, Jim stops by with a bottle of whisky. She tells Sam and Mon, who is nervous because it’s their first time, to get drunk so they can start. She also tells them to take off their fake nails, but they are determined to do things right.
They are shy that night, but Sam is excited. They kiss, but Mon feels bad for Kirk because of it. Sam tells him that they’re over. After their first date, they laugh and compliment each other, which makes them both blush. The next morning, Mon’s friends send her lots of messages to congratulate her. She asks Sam how they found out, and Sam tells her in a cheeky way that she added them on Facebook and then told everyone about it.
They sneak around the office and make out. Sam also tells her that she and Kirk will end their relationship, which makes Mon feel bad because Kirk has been nice to her. But Sam tells her that she loves her and that she would eventually break up with Kirk even if Mon weren’t there.
Kirk and Mon’s Confused Relationship
At that very moment, Kirk sends Mon an urgent text message. He tells her that he was protecting her from a Facebook troll, which turned out to be Sam because she changed her account name from “I Am Your Boss” to her real name. Kirk takes her hand and begs her to help him fix things with Sam, but Noi sees them.
She records it and shows it to the employees, who start to wonder if Mon and Kirk are having an affair. Sam hears them and talks to Mon about it because she believes the workers. Mon is upset, so he leaves. She tells Yuki on call that she was just acting mad to hide a secret about Kirk. Kirk sees her and asks her again what to do. She tells him to explain himself because there is talk that they are having an affair.
He is surprised, thanks her for helping, and tells her he likes her. Sam overhears this, and he jumps to the wrong conclusion. Mon and Kirk try to tell her what’s going on, but she won’t listen. Mon is angry that Sam won’t listen to her, so she goes away.
Nop goes looking for her because he misses her and sees her crying. He gives her a hug, and Sam sees them at that very moment. Mon stops her before she can fight with Nop and tries to leave with Nop. Sam says that she has thrown herself at a number of men (ouch). Both of them are very angry, and Mon leaves while Sam starts to cry.
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Gap: The Series – Season 1 Episode 8 Review
When it came to explicit scenes, the director did a good job of not making two girls into objects of desire. Even though their steamy scenes are sensual, they are not overly sexual, which makes it easy for both the audience and, probably, the actors. They also talk about how girls can have safe sex without being too preachy.
For once, the obstacle in every romantic comedy, the guy who is already engaged to the main character’s love interest, Kirk, is actually a pretty good guy. He cares about Mon as a friend, which shows that he really likes her. Even though it will probably make it harder for us to cheer for Mon and Sam because we don’t want Kirk to get hurt and we want to support them.
And yes, we know that the breakup episode of every Thai romantic drama is pretty cliche, but episode 8 of Gap: The Series could have gone in a different direction than having the girl overhear something and take it the wrong way more than once.
Where Can You Watch GAP?
If you don’t have cable TV, you can watch GAP on Hulu, Netflix, or Amazon Prime Video, which are all popular streaming services. But it’s important to know that not all streaming services have the whole series. Because of this, you might have to sign up for more than one service to watch the old episodes.
Final Words
Mon keeps getting things wrong and keeps going back to bed. Sam asks her why she’s leaving, and Mon thinks back to what Tee said. She wants another chance with Sam after he calls her his future bride. Mon and Sam go on their first date, and they are nervous because it’s their first time. Sam asks Mon to be patient with her because she likes Mon but is new to dating.
Kirk begs Mon to help him fix things with Sam, but Noi sees them together. The director did a good job of not making two girls into objects of desire. Even though their steamy scenes are sensual, they are not overly sexual. For once, the guy who is already engaged to the main character’s love interest, Kirk, is actually a pretty good guy.
