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The ‘Love Sea’ special episode, explained

Rak and Mut's romantic story ended on a very high note.

Since its premiere in June, Love Sea has won fans’ hearts with its intense chemistry and steamy scenes. The Thai BL rom-com ran for a limited time, but that was all it needed to garner a huge fanbase. But after the episode 10 finale, all eyes were on the special episode to conclude the beautiful drama.

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Love Sea follows Writer Tongrak, or “Rak,” as he encounters the grumpy yet magnetic Mahasamut, or “Mut,” during his travels for creative inspiration. As their relationship quickly heats up, the series has kept viewers hooked. Now, with the release of the special episode titled “A Shared Tomorrow,” Love Sea concludes its journey with 11 episodes in total. Rak and Mut bowed out in style too, awarding the viewers with a lush, beachfront setting. Altogether, there was a lot of love in the special episode, and here’s a recap of what went down between the couple. 

The special episode explained

The Love Sea special episode takes fans on a relaxing trip to the beach, where Rak and Mut share some tender moments. Unlike the main series, which was known for its more passionate scenes, this final installment focused on the emotional depth of the characters. While Rak and Mut remained affectionate, the episode highlighted their growing emotional connection, with Mut expressing his desire to build a future with Rak.

Earlier in the series, we watched Rak go through a phase of fleeting relationships and self-centered living. He didn’t prioritize his well-being or think much about settling down. However, in the special episode, Rak is transformed into someone who has matured and is now deeply invested in building a life with Mut. Rak’s character growth is evident as he openly seeks affection and becomes more emotionally vulnerable with Mut. His clinginess and need for reassurance show a softer, more loving side to him, and the two of them radiate happiness. 

Rak and Mut’s journey from casual encounters to a committed relationship is heartwarming, with the episode showcasing their deep connection as they enjoy their time together. They are truly in love, and it’s clear they’ve found something real and lasting with each other. But Rak and Mut weren’t the only couple to shine in this episode. Fans of Vivi and Prin were finally treated to a long-awaited kiss. Throughout the series, the tension between the two had been building, with Prin struggling to come to terms with her feelings for Vivi. In the special episode, they bonded further and shared their first kiss, bringing much-needed closure to their storyline.

Where to watch Love Sea

You can catch the Love Sea special episode on Vimeo, complete with English subtitles for international viewers. However, fans should note that it costs $12.99 to watch on Vimeo. For those looking for a free option, the special episode, along with the rest of the series, is also available on DailyMotion. While DailyMotion offers free streaming, it may not have subtitles in multiple languages. If you need subtitles other than English, signing up for Vimeo would be the best option to enjoy the episode.


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When he’s not out exploring the underground music scene, Demilade Phillips covers entertainment news and other exciting topics for We Got This Covered. He scored his Bachelor’s in International Relations and has been writing for almost a decade on the things he’s most passionate about: music, black excellence, anime, and pop culture.