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At a school rally, her boyfriend pushes her into the line of fire of a ketchup packet that explodes all over her face. The humiliation goes viral. To cope, she lets a “famous online doctor” prescribe her a harsh chemical peel, which backfires horribly. Her face breaks out in red, angry rashes and acne scars.
Ugly Duckling Episode 1 Eng Sub: A Feathery Light Rom-Com That Gets the Job Done
If you are looking for a deep, realistic drama about body image, look elsewhere. Ugly Duckling Episode 1 is a "junk food" drama—light, sweet, slightly salty (thanks to Suea’s attitude), and over before you know it.
7/10 (Bonus point for Push’s deadpan delivery of "Walk faster, Penguin.")
The series opens with Junior (Mild Wiraporn), a rich, popular, and admittedly vain high school student. She has flawless skin, a perfect squad, and the hottest boyfriend. Life is good—until it isn't.
I just re-watched Episode 1 with English subs, and here’s the honest take: It’s a bit messy, a bit cliché, but somehow, you won’t want to hit pause.
At a school rally, her boyfriend pushes her into the line of fire of a ketchup packet that explodes all over her face. The humiliation goes viral. To cope, she lets a “famous online doctor” prescribe her a harsh chemical peel, which backfires horribly. Her face breaks out in red, angry rashes and acne scars.
Ugly Duckling Episode 1 Eng Sub: A Feathery Light Rom-Com That Gets the Job Done ugly duckling ep 1 eng sub
If you are looking for a deep, realistic drama about body image, look elsewhere. Ugly Duckling Episode 1 is a "junk food" drama—light, sweet, slightly salty (thanks to Suea’s attitude), and over before you know it. At a school rally, her boyfriend pushes her
7/10 (Bonus point for Push’s deadpan delivery of "Walk faster, Penguin.") Her face breaks out in red, angry rashes and acne scars
The series opens with Junior (Mild Wiraporn), a rich, popular, and admittedly vain high school student. She has flawless skin, a perfect squad, and the hottest boyfriend. Life is good—until it isn't.
I just re-watched Episode 1 with English subs, and here’s the honest take: It’s a bit messy, a bit cliché, but somehow, you won’t want to hit pause.