16 Comments to “My Stand-In (2024) Episode 11”

1. Independently of the fact of the relationship being worth keeping or not… I would never allow a third party to end it for me. It has to be me or the person I am with. I would have answered his brother:
   “I will not break up the relationship, neither for you to feel better around your brother, neither for your family to look better in society. You all do your best according to your morals and in doing so, show me how much you truly value your brother’s happiness. Good bye”.

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2. OMG Please does he go back into New Joe’s Body will him and Ming be together????? Dammit Please ??????

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3. Besides the company paying the actors for their amazing acting they also have to pay our thearpy for watching this shitty scrip

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4. Ok 1st I so need to rant, because… JOE ARE YOU A SAINT???!! WTH was this?! Joe helping out those that ruined him, mainly Tong, was so him… Kind and selfless to the very end. 🙄

   WHY? JUST WHY? ugh I have so many questions…

   JOe you so dumb, why still so selfless to that POS? Boy I am so mad. 😡 Frustrated to say the very least. Why is Tong walking right there all rent free after everything he has done and acting NOW with a kind of guilty conscious which I and we all know he has NONE of. 🤬 This prick does not deserve any sort of redemption whatsoever! Not after all the BS he has done for years and 11 episodes! No, that spot is already currently occupied by Ming. 🙄 There are no more vacancies left in this absolute trainwreck. All of a sudden he acting like the patron of all sinners. What did it took? Joe’s sacrifice? Or to realize he probably started liking May and that he needs to take accountability for his deeds now that he is going to be a father? Ngl I don’t give a flying f to whatever reason he got his 💡 Nor do I want to know. Am not wasting my time analyzing on why Tong gained a conscious overnight. 😑

   Ming starves himself for a week to prove his love for Joe… Joe takes a shot to save his love. Fair? I think not. Then again who am I to judge besides a very frustrated viewer. sighs Still, I have to admit that Ming tried harder at his redemption than most would. Ohh the way I SCREAMED and kicked my lil’ feet when he outed Tong with receipts for all the BS and the fraud he is to his parents. His dad is stubborn to the end but Ming still chose what makes him happier and fulfilled. And it’s not his wealth. But the one and only Joe. Well done Ming 👏 to think I would be right here praising Ming 🤣 ikr even I am surprised at that. His older sister May, might be a bish in the original novel, but she is the wise and saint one in this adaptation. 😌 She came and spoke her thoughts. She so needs to get rid of that weight pulling her down by the name of Tong. That baby will need a responsible father, not him.

   Ming! I swear, you had one job. ONE JOB.
   Even in shock was it hard to held onto to poor Joe?
   Joe fell first, he did. And now he fell harder too 😫

   Joe cannot have a break but he also places himself in a constant cycle this time around. He helps one bish, and sacrifices himself to save another. No wonder he is tired, but guess what 🤨 so am I and everyone watching this. It’s hard to defend someone like this. 😫 Glad he is given the choice of staying or letting all go. But it also made me really confused. 🤔

   Why was Ming’s Master there? 🤨 Acting like this is the final quest or something. He certainly has the power over that influent and stupid a$$ family’s decisions 😂 even Mike called him to check up if Joe was the real deal, just to keep the promise he made to Ming.

   Usually in storylines like so the lost soul of the current body is the one meeting and having a talk. I would assume the new Joe would present old Joe a choice of using his body. It’s the typical in dramas like so. Apparently, the guy is long gone, which makes me believe he too was probably given the choice and chose to walk through the door… He is nothing but a vessel in this plot for old Joe to use. The problem now is that Joe needs a valid reason to stay. And not stepping into yet another cycle of being a stand-in for someone else. Ming chose him this time around, will Joe choose Ming as well if given the chance? Joe never got to hear what Ming wanted to stay to him over the phone 3 years ago, maybe that is what will help him decide if he stays or goes for good. It would be the best for him to find peace instead of choosing hell. Then again if he does… I hope he calls the shots this time.

   Because Joe needs to stop being dumb and confidently pull the reins of his new life. All would have taken a different path if he had done so LONG before all this BS took place. 🙄

   PS: Why were there so many rugs at the loan shark’s place? 🤣😂🤣
   Are they using the rug business to cover up for their main business or what?

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5. While I am not a fan of body swap stories, I know the basic formula those follow. For the last couple of episodes I’ve been wondering what kind of situation they’ll create to get Joe back to his old body. Did not think it’ll happen like this, though I was certain it’s gonna be quite hastily done and somewhat ridiculous. So at least in that regard, I think I was right…

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6. Personally, I was happy Joe took the door. We all know too well that he didn’t walk all the way through. However, seeing Ming’s state of mind in the preview something must’ve happened on the other side of that door.

   👇 👇 Risk of SPOIL 👇 👇
   My finale: Joe chose the door but was given another chance to return, but this time is to his original body. My assumption is that Joe’s body must have been in a coma. After all, we never get to see the corpse. They couldn’t identify the clothes on the carcass. There must have been a twist in the DNA result is my only guess. That’s my take. Also, I’m worried about Joe 2.0’s mom if he really dies.

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7. Ming in his vulnerable stage had me crying. He really screamed, “P’Joe and Me against the world.”

   The acting of Up Poom at the hospital scene is so real to the point that had me believe they are really in love until I need to remind myself they are just brilliant actors, ACTORS ! The fact that makes me respect them even more is that they don’t give fan service. Very rare treasures from the BL industry –

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8. I DON’T want him near Joe in the hospital.

   Argh !!!!!! 🤬

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9. And yet many people are saying this is their favorite and it’s a dark romance so we should just take it as is.

   Uhm, no. Bad writing is bad writing.

   P.S.
   The actors are good in acting tho.

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10. so … anyone knows where I can find the script writer ???

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11. If they are going to turn it into “it was all a dream,” I am going to be furious.

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12. I don’t even know how to classify my emotions after this. Honestly, I wouldn’t hate Joe if he walked through that door. It would be one of the few times he made a selfish decision for himself. I would be an emotional wreck, but at least for once he is acting for himself.

    That being said, where the hell was that selfish decision-making when it came to Tong. I know I am a supposed to respect him for this sacrifice. Sorry sacrifices, since he did make two, but he wouldn’t have had to make the second one if not for the first. The fact that he did that for Tong of all people…no Tong’s baby. Right, I am supposed to swallow that it’s for the baby, not Tong. Ugh take that bullShit somewhere else. Joe is a perfect example of how a naïve fool always gets screwed over. Like…seriously…wtf…for freaking Tong.
    Now lets talk about this bumboclatt, rassclatt — yes I am bringing out the Jamaican cruse words — redemption arc they have going for Tong. I don’t care one damn for this raashole. I don’t care that he is choosing to divorce his wife to protect her or that he was willing to air all his dirty laundry to get Ming’s dad to help Joe. I don’t care. That kaka doesn’t get to walk free. From beginning to end this mess was started by him, and we are supposed to go aww ok, he is trying to change and let it go. Why the hell was in even in that hospital room and not in a jail sell somewhere. No bloody way, I am accepting a finale without Tong’s butt in jail with public humiliation. I would even push for death, but it’s too good for his sorry a$$. He needs long term suffering, and only then death.

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13. I cannot, I just cannot 🤦🏻‍♀️

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14. How long was Joe going to be a good guy? Ming said the right thing again in this episode. I know that Joe had always been a kind hearted person but how could he risk his life and allow himself to be kidnapped? I know that he felt sorry for Tong’s unborn baby. But what about his mom and Ming? And after taking the bullets for Ming, did the writer need to make him roll down the stairs? 🤦🏼‍♀️

    Tong was so out of character in this episode. There was no need to redeem this character. Too late. Nothing he did will make me dislike him less 😒

    How did the master have this superpower to talk to Joe’s soul and allow him to make a decision to go back to his body or leave? This is getting ridiculous 😅 Anyway, I don’t believe that Joe will leave. The ending must be trying to mislead us thinking that Joe chose to leave. If he left, what’s there to watch in episode 12 🤔

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15. Ok
    I wanted them to go off script but not like this!!

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