In Time with You (2020)
Explore unrequited love, friendship, and timing in the heartwarming drama ‘In Time With You.’ Follow lifelong friends as they navigate missed opportunities and hidden emotions.
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| Original Title | เกินห้ามใจไม่ให้รัก |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 24 |
| Duration | 45 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2020 |
| First Air Date | January 15, 2020 |
| Last Air Date | June 10, 2020 |
| Broadcast Day | wednesday, thursday, friday |
| Network | PPTV |
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Synopsis
Pim is a savvy sales dept. head at a high-profile shoe company that has mastered the art of achieving a healthy work/life balance. At 30, her parents think she is ripe for marriage, her best friend Pon works for Bangkok Airlines. He has always stood by her through thick and thin ready to offer her a shoulder to cry on. All those around them think them the perfect couple. Except for Pim who sees Pon as a friend. She wants to be swept off her feet. The friends make a bet that whichever one is not married in the following year, must pay the bride or groom-to-be a sum of money as a wedding gift. With just a year to find their soulmate, Pim throws herself wholeheartedly into the process and Pon reluctantly so. Each finds partners who don't turn out to be the one. They still turn to each other to confide in as romances unravel.
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Editor's Review
“In Time With You” is a Taiwanese drama that weaves a tale of unrequited love, friendship, and the complexities of timing. The story revolves around Pon, who has secretly loved his childhood friend Pim for years. Everyone around them believes they are a perfect match, but Pim remains oblivious to Pon’s feelings. As an ex-boyfriend resurfaces, the drama unfolds, testing their bond and challenging their hearts.
Review: The drama’s strength lies in the genuine chemistry between the lead actors, Pae and Mo. Their portrayal of lifelong friends is heartwarming and believable. However, the pacing of the story is where it falters. With 24 episodes to fill, “In Time With You” stretches its plot thin, resulting in frustratingly slow progress. The central conflict—Pon’s unspoken love for Pim—lingers for too long, leaving viewers yearning for more substantial developments.
The lack of romantic pursuit by Pon may disappoint those seeking passionate love scenes. Instead, the drama focuses on the everyday lives of its characters, with Pim caught between her ex-boyfriend and her assistant. The White Angel ML (male lead) remains passive, and the story only reaches its climax in the final two episodes when Pon and Pim finally become an official couple.
Despite its flaws, “In Time With You” offers glimpses of insightful analysis and emotional depth. The friendship-turned-romance angle resonates with viewers who appreciate slow-burn storytelling. Pae and Mo’s performances shine, but the overall impact is hindered by unnecessary length.
Final Thoughts: While not perfect, “In Time With You” is an enjoyable drama. It may not be a rewatch candidate, but its exploration of friendship, timing, and unspoken emotions leaves a lasting impression. If you’re patient and appreciate character-driven narratives, this Taiwanese lakorn is worth a watch.