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Boys Over Flowers: The Fantasic Four (lit. Boys Over Flowers: The Four Boys and Ones Girl) is an 2022–2023 American action romance television series and American casting version starring Mary Mouser, Ella Jonas Farlinger, Justine Singian, Timothée Chalamet, Aidan Gallagher, Cory Gruter Andrew, Florence Pugh, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Chloë Grace Moretz and, Winona Ryder. As of February 27, 2023, Google identifes a recognized as one of the best recommended television series in the year 2022 and beat several remakes of Meteor Garden and also F4 ​​Thailand: Boys Over Flowers.. Boys Over Flowers will be broadcast at ABC at December 2022, An adaptation of the Japanese shōjo manga series Boys Over Flowers (花より男子, Hana Yori Dango) written by Yoko Kamio, the series serves as a America version to its counterpart series from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, China at atleast Thailand. The series is production companies the writer and publisher of Boys Over Flowers, Yoko Kamio and other platforms; GMMTV, Parbdee Taweesuk, ABC, Star Cinema and, Margaret Comics. Boys Over Flowers is a sequel after F4 Thailand ends in April 2022. Boys Over Flowers announce in first season consists 51 episodes. Boys Over Flowers is a project by Singian that will give pride to his character and transform into his leading lady and watch out for the reveals of the series the next day. Boys Over Flowers scheduled to release December 2022. It is one of Justine Singian's international projects and will be released in December 2022. Boys Over Flowers will start shooting next month and have been hinted at after Tower of Hell (season 2) and this will be their next shooting from moving locations for the series. It has been confirmed that there will be no more installments in Meteor Garden and Boys Over Flowers that American, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, China and Thailand will have a renewal again, according to the handler at Japan Comics.

This series has been identified as being singled out from the various versions that have produced it, and this is the first international producer of Star Cinema in the Hollywood industry in the handling of Filipino cameramans and makeups artists who deliberately hold the costumes of Indonesia and the United Kingdom.

Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four is planned on November 25, 2019 and development June 2020 and scheduled to release this December 2022 and counterpart series Taiwanese, South Korea, China, Thailand, and Japan. Boys Over Flowers is the first American version making remake in other country and the series produced by ABC Television Network, Yoko Kamio, Comic Ritz International Production, GMMTV, Parbdee Taweesuk, Group 8, ABC, Star Cinema, Margaret Comics and, Deutsche Telekom, one of the most have production companies and produced by the TV series via other Hana Yori Dango, F4 Thailand, Chinese and, Japanese versions, and ended early on April 27, its originality ended on June 8, 2023 held by Netflix from December 14, 2022 until January 12, 2023 and taken over by Peacock until it ends. On February 9, 2025, the Philippine network Kapamilya Channel announced that they will release the recently-Boys Over Flowers adaptation which was the last adaptation in America, which was given an announcement date of March 3, 2025 to be released and replacing The Marriage Consequences, when it finishes airing on the Kapamilya Channel, The Last Destiny will also be replaced.

Synopsis[]

Living a good life, Sophia was an F4 student on her first meet at Flower Four and she was attending Atlanta International School and she combined studying and working as her daily income and Charles thought of harassing Sophia in his journey as a student every day and Sophia cried the most hurt to him and fell and did not tell Grayson he was the first love interest.

At this school, Charles, Greyson, Kade and, Ashton make up the notorious senior group known by the name F4. These handsome boys are heirs to the country's richest billionaires, and they sparkle with looks and influences. All eyes are on them at all times, even if these guys are secretly the school's biggest bullies who are ready to shove anyone they don't like around through aggressive pranks they call "receiving the Red Card". Nobody can stop them, worse still, the students even look up to them and their arrogance. It is as if the whole world is in the palm of their hands, and Sophie despises them for it.

Cast[]

Below are the cast of Boys Over Flowers.

  • Ella Jonas Farlinger as Sophia Jones Farley-Walton / Shancai (杉菜) / Manga character: Tsukushi Makino
    • Brooklynn Prince as young Sophia Jones

The protagonist is a teenage high school girl whose name, Tsukushi, means "weed". She is thus the "weed" that will challenge the "Flower Four" or F4. Tsukushi is one of the very few students studying at Atlanta International School to come from a middle class family. Her mother pushed her to join Eitoku because the children of her father's work colleagues all attend prestigious schools. Tsukushi is unhappy at Eitoku, but feels if she quietly exists for two years, she can survive it. However, after defending her friend who accidentally falls down a set of stairs and onto the leader of the F4, Charles Walton-Koch, she, instead, receives a red card—a declaration of war. This officially marks her for future torment by the F4 and the rest of the student body. However, unlike most of the F4's targets, Tsukushi retaliates by directly attacking Tsukasa. This unexpected retaliation and steadfast resistance to the hazing is one that he has never encountered from a target before, and falls in love with Tsukasa. Initially, Tsukushi hates all of the F4 with except Rui Hanazawa, for whom she harbors romantic feelings. But, after Rui admits that he will never stop loving his childhood sweetheart Shizuka, Tsukushi slowly falls in love with Tsukasa and becomes friends with the F4.

  • Justine Singian as Charles Dexter Walton Koch / Dao Ming Si (道明寺) / Manga character: Tsukasa Domyouji
    • Iain Armitage as young Charles Walton-Koch

Walton-Koch is the leader of the F4 group and the heir to the large IKEA Enterprises. He grew up with the rest of the F4 as his mother was always overseas, and his older sister relocated to Los Angeles after her marriage. His mother, in particular, is cold towards him, and wants to control his life for the sake of preserving the family name. As the extremely hot-headed and volatile leader of the F4, Tsukasa uses his power to rule over the entire school. He uses an infamous red card and attaches it inside anyone's locker who has made the F4, particularly him, upset. A red card gives the entire student body at Eitoku free rein to bully, prank and humiliate the receiver until they decide to leave the school. However, Tsukushi's declaration of war against the F4 after receiving the red card, retaliation against the student body and strong will, reminds Tsukasa of his beloved older sister, Tsubaki. He thus grows fond of Tsukushi, eventually falling madly in love with her.

  • Timothée Chalamet as Greyson Reynolds Wallace / Huaze Lei (花澤類) / Manga character: Rui Hanazawa

Greyson is Charles's best friend and Sophia's first romantic interest. He is generally quiet, distant, uninterested in people and is said to be autistic. He only opens up to his close friends and the model Shizuka Todou, for whom he has harbored love for since childhood. Rui admires Tsukushi's courage in standing up to Tsukasa and eventually begins to help her. After he comes back from France and witnessing Shizuka's marriage, Rui was very frustrated and slowly falls in love with Tsukushi. However, after learning that Tsukushi genuinely loves Tsukasa, Rui backs off.

  • Aidan Gallagher as Kade River-Moore / Ximen (西門) / Manga character: Sojirou Nishikado

Kade River Moore is the biggest playboy of the F4. He is devoted to the practice of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies (which is his family's business). For the most part, he and Akira usually work to keep the peace within the group and following Tsukasa.

  • Cory Gruter Andrew as Ashton "Hadley" Willard / Meizuo (美作) / Manga character: Akira Mimasaka
Ashton is arguably the kindest and most mature member of F4. His family is very powerful in the Japanese underground (in the manga they own a large trading company). He keeps his cool and rarely loses his temper, although when he does, even Domyouji has to run for the hills. Akira tends to date older women 10 years his senior, due to his childish young mother. He has a pair of young twin sisters who annoy him due to their extreme affection for him.

  • Ryan Kiera Armstrong as Kinsley Bernard / Manga character: Yuuki Matsuoka

Kinsley is Sophia Jones's childhood friend. The two work together at a Dango shop after school. Yukki cares a lot about Tsukushi's feelings, and does not want anybody to hurt Tsukushi. Yuuki offers Tsukushi a lot of encouragement and advice about her situation with the F4.

  • Mary Mouser as Violet Riley Jordan / Manga character: Shigeru Okawahara

Violet Jordan is the heiress of the Okihrutumpel De Tangere Corporation, and Charles Walton-Koch's fiance for the arranged marriage created by his mother. Tsukasa neither likes nor wants to marry her, although she falls in love with him. She also befriends Tsukushi without knowing of her past relationship with Tsukasa.

  • Emmy Raver-Lampman as Katherine Thyme Clark / Manga character: Aum Natnada Saentaweesuk

Katherine Clark dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player, but did not attend school or belong to any basketball clubs. She formed an informal basketball team with her friends, while supporting herself by working at KFC. Aum practiced daily in order to tryout for a professional basketball league. Katherine was prevented from Ashton’s mistake in the dash with F4.

  • Florence Pugh as Ariella "Jasmine" Shaffer-Rivera / Manga character: Kazuya Aoike

Kazuya is another one of Tsukushi's childhood friends. He enrolls at Eitoku after his family comes into money through some real-estate deals. The other students at Eitoku draw a sharp distinction between Kazuya's "new money" and their "old money". The F4, in particular, mention this difference fairly often and consider him to be a nuisance as the story progresses, and simply tolerate him because of Tsukushi's fondness for him.

  • Chloë Grace Moretz as Valeria Walton-Blackburn / Manga character: Shizuka Todou

Valeria Blackburn is a rich heiress, a fashion model, and a childhood friend of the F4, particularly Greyson. She was the first person who was able to get him to come out of his shell, and the two were inseparable for much of their childhood. She began a modeling career during her high school years, but at her twentieth birthday party she announces that she will give up her career as a model as well as her position as the Todou heiress to move to Paris and become a human rights lawyer. She was very kind toward Tsukushi, as she sees her as Rui's romantic interest. Rui initially accompanies Shizuka to Paris at Tsukushi's request, but their relationship suffers as Shizuka spends more and more time at work. Towards the end of the manga series, Rui tell's Tsukishi that what happened between him and Shizuka is completely over and thats okay with him, they're on good terms and are still friends.

  • Winona Ryder as Ms. Melissa Aurora "Ms. Melissa Walton" Walton-Koch / Manga character: Kaede Domyouji

Aurora Walton is Charles Dexter Koch and Trina Koch's business mother and the is the chairwoman of IKEA Enterprises. She is a powerful and feared businesswoman who does everything she can to end Charles Walton-Koch and Sophia Jones's relationship. At one point, she tried to pay Tsukushi 50 million yen to get her to agree not to see Tsukasa again. However, Tsukushi's mother refused the money and poured salt onto Kaede's head because Kaede had insulted Tsukushi. Kaede then tried to force Tsukasa to marry Shigeru. When she found out that Tsukasa was going to break up with Shigeru, she became furious and forced Tsukasa to marry Shigeru quickly. When Shigeru and Tsukasa "marry", she witnesses Shigeru's true plan to set Tsukasa and Tsukushi up and even tries to stop it at first. But after knowing that Tsukushi truly cares about Tsukasa and everyone else, she accepts their relationship and eventual marriage.

  • Saoirse Ronan as Velvette Trina Sianna-Marie Walton Koch-Gardner / Manga character: Tsubaki Domyouji

She was the elder sister of Tsukasa by four years. Their parents were constantly busy working abroad, leaving their children by themselves in Japan. Tsubaki credited herself with "raising" Tsukasa due to them being alone so often. She admitted that she did not do it in "any normal way," referring to the times she hit or kicked him to keep him in line. In high school, Tsubaki represented Eitoku Academy at Teen of Japan. The contest was particularly fierce that year. Tsubaki ended up winning it since she was the only one able to make an okonomiyaki in the final round. She had learned to make it years previously to make Tsukasa happy.[6] Tsubaki also modelled in Paris during this time.

  • Justin H. Min as Tristan Debay Y Depal / Manga character: Makiko Endo

Makiko is one of Tsukushi's only friends at Eitoku in the beginning of the series. Tsukushi rescues her from inevitable torment after she collides with Domyouji on the stairs. Although she is forced to break off their friendship to prevent becoming a target of abuse, Makiko finds ways to help Tsukushi, sending her secret messages of encouragement or to warn her of impending danger.

  • Lizzy Greene as Alisson Richter / Manga character: Sakurako Sanjo

Alisson was the target of bullying as a young child, particularly by the F4, because she was born "ugly". When she confessed her love to Domyouji, he traumatized her by making fun of her looks. She eventually moved to Germany because of her family's business, and underwent plastic surgery to end the bullying. Many years later, she returns to Eitoku, where no one recognizes her now attractive face. She plans to take revenge on the F4, and befriends Tsukushi (who is unaware of her history). When she hears of Domyouji's growing attraction to Tsukushi, she conspires with her friend Thomas to destroy her.

  • Lia Pappas-Kemps as Jill Walker / Manga character: Sara Hinata

Sara first met Sojiro Nishikado when they were children. Her mother took lessons at the Nishikado's tea school. She and Sojiro became close friends and Sara affectionately called him "Jiro". They often played around Sojiro's house. One day, they hid in the storeroom and Sara fell asleep. Sojiro's parents were unable to find him and eventually called the police. In another incident, the two of them climbed on the wall surrounding his house and fell down.[4] Sojiro protected Sara by taking most of the impact.

  • Forrest Wheeler as Michael Ilustre V. / Manga character: Junpei Oribe

Michael Ilustre is a kohai of Tsukushi's that saves her from being bullied after she gets back from her trip to Canada. He first appears as a nerdy boy, with glasses and an oblivious attitude. He is actually a famous model for a well-known magazine, hiding his identity in school through his glasses. Tskushi sees him as the only other person at school who thinks the way she thinks after he says he only needs to endure two more years. Junpei's real motive is to lure Domyouji in order to take revenge for an injury his older brother endured. He uses Tsukushi as bait to lure Tsukasa to him and his friend, who are looking for vengeance after being humiliated by Tsukasa.

  • Casey Simpson as Ferdinand Mitchell, Jr. / Manga character: Kei Tanaka

A possible version of Ozawa is portrayed by Kei Tanaka in episode seven of Hana Yori Dango Returns (2007). He was not referred to by name. In the drama, he is the son of Sara's father's friend and has an exceptional talent with pottery. He asked Sara to be his girlfriend with "marriage in mind," suggesting that they are engaged.

  • Wyatt Oleff as Irah Preniel Smith / Manga character: Seinosuke Amakusa

Seinosuke was born and raised in the Asakusa district of Tokyo. He was the first of two sons. Seinosuke came from a long-line of politicians. His grandfather was once Prime Minister, while his father became a parliament member. Seinosuke was expected to follow in his father's footsteps one day. From his early childhood, he gradually grew tired of the attention he got because of who his father was. When he was a child, he promised to marry his childhood friend Ayano Kurimaki. He told her about his aspirations to become a sushi chef and she agreed to work alongside him. Their parents had also informally had them engaged, because of the political connection.

  • Sofia Bryant as Francine Hill / Manga character: Ayano Kurimaki

Ayano was from a wealthy political family. Her father was projected to be the next UN ambassador. She and Seinosuke Amakusa were informally engaged by their parents due to the favorable political connections. When they were little, Seinosuke himself promised to marry Ayano and told her about his dream of becoming a sushi chef. She happily agreed to work beside him in the future.

  • Xolo Maridueña as Matthew Jones Farley / Manga character: Susumu Makinoo
Susumu was born into a humble, lower-class family. He was the only son of Chieko and Haruo, and the younger brother of Tsukushi. When he and Tsukushi were children, their mother saved money by having them play outside instead of buying them toys. During their childhood, they often visited their grandmother who lived near the sea. They fished there and also went clamming.

  • Johnny Depp as Danilo Bether Willard / Manga character: Mimasaka.

Mimasaka owned a successful comprehensive trading company. His work often took him overseas. He was married to his wife whom gave birth to their first child, Akira, at age twenty. They later had twins, Emu and Memu. Occasionally, his wife and children came along on his trips overseas.

  • Cindy Bishop as Roselyn Paramaanantra

Thyme's mother and businesswoman and help IKEA Enterprises.

  • Meryl Streep as Carlita Echarri-Blackburn / Manga character: Jody Grand

Charles and Sophia's grandchildren, She was the headmistress of the Royal Finishing Academy, located in England. Jody was invited to be a judge for Teen of Japan along side three others. A translator was used to interpret Jody's comments to the Japanese audience. In the second round, she tested the contestants' English skills and refinement. She disqualified Sonoko Maekawa, when she dropped a tea cup. During Tsukushi Makino's turn, Jody felt faint and began to speak faster in order to fail her. When Jody nearly passed out, Tsukushi caught her and shouted "pale" which was coincidentally the answer to Jody's question. She was impressed by Tsukushi's answer and her thoughtfulness. Jody passed her and Ayano Kurimaki to the last round.

  • Jodie Foster as Kyla Jones / Manga character: Chieko Makino

Sophia Jones's mother. After marrying Haruo Makino, they went on their honeymoon to Atami. Chieko remarked several years later how "[they] were happy back then," also adding "that [was] when I thought [he would] be successful." The couple had two children together, Tsukushi and Susumu. When Tsukushi was a child, she told her mom she wanted to be a princess. Chieko laughed saying "Not on your father's salary!" She also saved money by having her children play outside, instead of buying them toys.

  • Jack Nicholson as Delfin Farley Jones / Manga character: Haruo Makino

Sophia Jones's father. Haruo married Chieko and honeymooned in Atami. They had two children, Tsukushi and Susumu. When Tsukushi was little, Haruo asked her what she wanted to be when she grew up. Her answer was to be a princess which Chieko scoffed at, saying "Not on your father's salary!" Anne Hathaway as Eileen Foxcera / Manga character: Yuriko Asai Yuriko became jealous of Tsukushi for interacting with the F4. They secretly wrote a nasty rumor on their classroom's blackboard. Tsukushi later saw the girls wiping away the words. Pretending to be nice, they invited her to a party. There they humiliated her by repeating what they wrote to a guy. Yuriko then mentioned Tsukushi's crush on Rui Hanazawa, saying "He'd never waste his time on a weed like you!," before throwing a drink at her. A few minutes later, Yuriko was flirting with a guy when Tsukushi interrupted. She embarrassed Yuriko and then poured a drink on her. Before Tsukushi left, Yuriko declared "This isn't over." After seeing her with Rui the next day, they got their revenge by revealing Rui's first love, Shizuka Todo, to her. Tsukasa Domyoji arrived while they were berating her and forced them to leave her alone.

  • Joseph Paul Kennedy as Liam "Nashiel/Natty" Sanchez / Manga character: Takayuki Kimoto

One day, Takayuki was eating an orange, when the juice flew into Tsukasa Domyoji's eye. He was given a red card not long after. The other students cornered him into the cafeteria, where the F4 were waiting. Takayuki's friend was brought forward and Tsukasa tried to goad him into hitting Takayuki. He refused so Tsukasa punched both of them.

  • Jacob Ursomarzo as Jonathan Qingles / Manga character: Nakatsuka

After exchanging pager numbers with Yuki, Nakatsuka went out on a date with her. He walked her home and kissed her. They began dating and spent a lot of time together Their dates consisted of going to the skate park or studying at the library. One day, Yuki asked Nakatsuka on a double date with her friend Tsukushi Makino and her boyfriend Tsukasa Domyoji. At the start of the date, Nakatsuka made several rude remarks to Tsukasa. He acted as if he was joking all the while. They then went to an amusement park, where they decided to split up and meet later. Nakatsuka ran into some girls he knew and made plans for that night. He asked Tsukasa if he wanted to go along with him and even said "There are lots of girls prettier than yours." Tsukasa punched him just as Tsukushi and Yuki walked up.

  • Michelle Pfeiffer as Angelina Roberts / Manga character: Eri Miyazawa

Eri, a famous actress, was engaged to a man named, Takadahana (貴田花). Tsukasa Domyoji went to her engagement party. When she attended Shizuka Todo's twentieth birthday, she thanked Tsukasa.

  • Halle Berry as Valentina Robles / Manga character: Miya
Miya began attending M Academy at an unknown period of time and became acquainted with Umi Nakajima. Later, Miya began a relationship with an unknown boy and had a fight with him. Trying to comfort him, Umi asked him out. Umi did not consider it to be a "date" and the meaning was misconstrued by Miya and her boyfriend. Upset, Miya confronted Umi and slapped her. Miya left as her friends comforted and told her to call her boyfriend later.

Background and development[]

The production of Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four was heavily inspired by F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers, which itself was an adaptation of the Hana Yori Dango manga by Yoko Kamio. As a fresh take on the Boys Over Flowers franchise, the series aimed to modernize the classic storyline while incorporating unique elements that would appeal to both longtime fans and a new generation of viewers. The idea for the series originated when Peacock and Kapamilya Channel executives noticed the continued success of F4 Thailand and its international fanbase. With the resurgence of interest in the F4 universe, the team saw an opportunity to create a localized adaptation that would resonate with audiences in the United States and the Philippines while still maintaining the essence of the original story.

Early development discussions revolved around how to differentiate Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four from previous adaptations, particularly F4 Thailand, Meteor Garden, and Boys Over Flowers (Korean Version). The creators wanted to introduce a more independent and resilient female lead who would stand against the elite world of F4 while also exploring the deeper emotional struggles of the male leads. A key decision was to set the story in Atlanta International School, a fictional elite institution inspired by international private schools that cater to the wealthy and powerful. This setting allowed for the inclusion of a diverse cast and storylines that reflect social hierarchy, privilege, and the struggle for self-worth. The series sought to emphasize how money and influence shape the lives of its characters, making the drama more relatable and relevant to modern audiences.

The casting process was extensive, as the producers wanted actors who could embody the charisma and complexity of F4 while also bringing fresh interpretations to their characters. Charles Kingsley (the series’ Domyouji counterpart) was cast with an actor known for his strong on-screen presence and ability to portray both arrogance and vulnerability. Grayson Pierce (the series' Hanazawa Rui equivalent) was given to an actor with a softer, more introspective demeanor to contrast with Charles’ fiery personality. Sophia Asuncion, the female protagonist, was envisioned as a strong-willed, working-class student who refuses to be intimidated by F4. The writers worked hard to balance her tenacity with emotional depth, ensuring she wasn’t just a rebellious heroine, but someone who grows and learns from her experiences. Her struggles with balancing school, part-time jobs, and a complicated love life added a new layer to the familiar storyline. One of the biggest challenges in development was updating the traditional bullying storyline. While previous adaptations often depicted outright physical and emotional torment, Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four sought to explore a more psychological and social type of bullying—using influence, social media, and public humiliation rather than just direct aggression. This shift was made to reflect modern high school culture, where bullying can be just as damaging without physical violence.

To further differentiate the series, the secondary members of F4 (Kade and Ashton) were given expanded backstories. Instead of being purely supporting characters, they had their own struggles, aspirations, and romantic arcs that made them more integral to the plot.

The Peacock version (48 episodes) was developed to provide a more in-depth exploration of the characters' backgrounds, motivations, and growth. This version allowed for more romantic development, including past relationships, family conflicts, and deeper interactions between Sophia and F4. Meanwhile, the Kapamilya Channel version (30 episodes) was designed as a faster-paced, more condensed version of the story. This version eliminated certain subplots but retained the core love triangle between Sophia, Charles, and Grayson while keeping the story focused on key emotional moments.

A significant portion of the production budget was allocated to cinematography and set design, ensuring that the series visually captured the luxurious world of F4 while contrasting it with Sophia’s simpler, down-to-earth lifestyle. Lavish parties, high-end cars, and elite fashion choices were used to highlight the stark divide between the wealthy and the working class. Filming took place in various locations in the United States and the Philippines, with Atlanta serving as the primary setting for the Peacock version and Metro Manila for the Kapamilya Channel version. These locations added authenticity to the series, grounding the story in real-world luxury and exclusivity.

The music and soundtrack played a crucial role in setting the emotional tone of the series. Inspired by the success of F4 Thailand’s soundtrack, the production team worked with renowned composers and artists to create original songs that complemented the romantic and dramatic themes of the show. To build anticipation, teasers and trailers were released months before the premiere, showcasing intense confrontations, heart-fluttering romance, and moments of raw emotion. The marketing strategy leveraged social media, fan interactions, and behind-the-scenes content to engage audiences worldwide. The series’ premiere received significant attention, especially among fans of the F4 franchise. Many were curious to see how Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four would compare to its predecessors and whether it would offer a fresh take on the beloved story. Upon release, the series dominated streaming charts on Peacock, while the Kapamilya Channel version gained high viewership ratings in the Philippines, proving that the Boys Over Flowers phenomenon was far from over.

Critical reception[]

The Peacock version (48 episodes) and Kapamilya Channel version (30 episodes) of Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four received mixed to positive reviews, with critics praising the modernized storytelling, strong performances, and character development, while also noting some controversial choices in the adaptation. One of the most lauded aspects was the chemistry between Sophia and Charles, with many fans invested in their tumultuous romance. The slow-burn progression of Charles' feelings for Sophia was particularly praised for its emotional depth and realistic portrayal of character growth.

Critics also highlighted the improved character arcs for Kade and Ashton, who were often sidelined in previous adaptations. Their expanded storylines gave them more individuality, making them fan favorites among viewers. However, some critics found Charles’ initial bullying of Sophia too intense, even for a modern adaptation. While the series attempted to tone down physical bullying, certain psychological manipulations and public humiliations were still seen as problematic by some audiences.

The Peacock version received praise for its detailed storytelling, but some viewers felt that 48 episodes made the pacing drag at certain points. On the other hand, the Kapamilya Channel version, while more concise, was criticized for rushing major emotional moments and cutting out key subplots. Another point of discussion was the portrayal of privilege and power dynamics. While the series attempted to show growth and redemption, some viewers felt that F4’s transformation wasn’t fully justified, especially in how quickly Charles' behavior changed.

Despite the criticisms, Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four gained a loyal fanbase, particularly among younger audiences and longtime F4 fans. Social media was flooded with discussions, fan theories, and appreciation posts about the characters and their relationships. Ultimately, the series reinforced the enduring popularity of the Boys Over Flowers story, proving that with the right balance of nostalgia and modernization, F4’s legacy continues to thrive in new forms.

Episodes[]

Main article: List of Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four episodes.

Season 1 (Peacock)[]

Synopsis: Sophia Asuncion, a bright yet humble young woman, begins her journey at Atlanta International School, a prestigious institution attended by the nation’s wealthiest elite. Despite her intelligence and hard-working nature, she immediately becomes the target of the school’s most powerful and feared clique—F4 (Flower Four), composed of Charles Kingsley, Grayson Pierce, Kade Sullivan, and Ashton Rivera. These four wealthy heirs wield influence over the entire school, using their good looks and family power to intimidate, control, and torment those they deem unworthy. On her first day, Sophia unintentionally crosses paths with Charles, the arrogant and hot-headed leader of F4, earning herself the dreaded Red Card—a declaration of war that makes her the prime target for endless harassment and public humiliation. While Charles takes pleasure in bullying her, the quiet yet kind-hearted Grayson begins to notice Sophia’s resilience and develops feelings for her, igniting an unexpected love triangle. Despite the constant torment, Sophia refuses to back down, showing courage and defiance that baffles F4. Over time, Charles starts to question his own actions, finding himself drawn to the very girl he once sought to break. However, Sophia’s feelings remain complicated as she struggles with her growing attraction to Charles while also feeling emotionally connected to Grayson. Meanwhile, Kade and Ashton, the other two members of F4, begin to see Sophia in a different light, with Ashton even secretly supporting her from the sidelines. As Sophia becomes entangled in the dangerous and glamorous world of the rich, she faces new challenges—jealous classmates trying to ruin her reputation, her family’s financial struggles, and a past relationship that resurfaces to complicate her emotions. The rivalry between Charles and Grayson intensifies as both vie for her heart, leading to misunderstandings, heartbreak, and dramatic confrontations. As the series progresses, Sophia and Charles’ relationship takes center stage, but their love is tested by Charles’ controlling mother, who sees Sophia as unworthy of their prestigious family name. Forced to choose between love and his responsibilities, Charles fights to prove himself, while Sophia must decide whether her feelings for him are enough to endure the hardships of being with someone so vastly different from her. With breathtaking romance, heartbreaking betrayals, and shocking revelations, Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, exploring themes of love, power, social class, and self-discovery. Will Sophia and Charles overcome the odds, or will the pressure of their worlds tear them apart forever?

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1 1 "The Beginning / A New Beginning, A Red Card" Tsai Yueh-hsun Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd December 14, 2022
The premiere episode of Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four introduces us to Sophia Asuncion, a strong-willed and hardworking girl who is about to enter Atlanta International School (AIS) on a scholarship. Unlike most of the students at this elite institution, Sophia comes from a modest background. She balances her studies with a part-time job, taking on responsibilities far beyond what a typical teenager should bear. From the moment she steps into the luxurious campus, she feels out of place, surrounded by designer clothes, flashy sports cars, and entitled students who thrive on status and wealth. It isn’t long before she encounters the most infamous group in AIS—F4, short for "Fantastic Four," a quartet of handsome, wealthy, and powerful seniors who dominate the school through sheer influence. The group consists of Charles Kingsley, the arrogant and hot-headed leader; Grayson Pierce, the quiet and mysterious one; Kade Lockwood, the flirtatious playboy; and Ashton Vance, the laid-back yet cunning observer. Their presence commands respect and fear, as they are known for issuing Red Cards—humiliating public punishments for anyone who dares to challenge them. Sophia’s first encounter with Charles is nothing short of disastrous. She accidentally spills coffee on his custom-tailored suit, leading to an immediate standoff. Charles, used to being feared, expects her to grovel for forgiveness, but to his shock, Sophia refuses to be intimidated. She stands her ground, unapologetically telling him that it was an accident and that he should get over it. The entire school gasps—no one talks back to Charles Kingsley. This small act of defiance seals her fate. The very next day, Sophia finds a Red Card in her locker, marking her as the next target of F4’s relentless bullying. She is subjected to social exclusion, cruel pranks, and public humiliation, all orchestrated by Charles. However, unlike the other students who crumble under F4’s reign, Sophia refuses to back down. She walks through the halls with her head held high, earning admiration from a few students who secretly wish they had her courage. One of those students is Grayson Pierce, who watches her from afar with a mixture of curiosity and quiet amusement. Unlike his friends, Grayson does not actively participate in the bullying, though he does nothing to stop it either. As the episode closes, Sophia makes a bold declaration—she will not let F4 control her life.
2 2 "The Annoyance / War is Declared" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore December 15, 2022
Sophia receives the feared Red Card, making her the new target of F4's bullying. Grayson shows kindness, becoming her first love interest. With the Red Card hanging over her, Sophia faces relentless torment from F4 and their followers. They sabotage her schoolwork, spread rumors about her, and even set her up for public embarrassment. Despite this, Sophia refuses to show weakness. Her resilience only infuriates Charles more, as he is used to people either fearing him or worshiping him. Determined to break her spirit, Charles escalates his bullying. He corners her in the hallway, smirking as he taunts her in front of the entire school. “Why don’t you just quit? This school isn’t for people like you,” he sneers. But instead of cowering, Sophia meets his gaze head-on and fires back, “Then you’ll have to try harder because I’m not going anywhere.” This unexpected challenge rattles Charles. No one has ever dared to fight back against him, and for the first time, he finds himself thrown off balance. Meanwhile, Grayson continues to observe the growing tension between Charles and Sophia. Unlike the other F4 members, who find the situation amusing, Grayson is intrigued. He starts intervening in small ways—subtly warning Sophia about upcoming pranks or giving her silent reassurances. Though he doesn’t openly defy Charles, his quiet acts of kindness do not go unnoticed. One night, after an especially humiliating incident at a school event, Sophia breaks down in tears. For the first time, she feels the weight of everything crashing down on her. She questions whether fighting back is even worth it. But then she remembers her mother’s words—“Never let anyone decide your worth for you.” Renewed with determination, she vows to turn the tables on F4. The episode ends with a pivotal moment—Sophia publicly challenges Charles in front of the entire school. “If you think I’m scared of you, you’re wrong,” she says, her voice unwavering. Charles, taken aback, feels something unfamiliar stirring within him—is it anger, or is it something else?
3 3 "The New Target / The Unexpected Savior" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore December 21, 2022
Sophia bravely stands up to Charles, gaining the admiration of some students. Meanwhile, Kade and Ashton question Charles' excessive actions. Sophia’s defiance shocks everyone at AIS. The power dynamics at school have always been simple—F4 rules, and everyone else obeys. But now, Sophia has disrupted the natural order, and students begin to whisper about whether she will be the one to finally stand up to F4’s tyranny. Charles, unwilling to let this challenge go unanswered, steps up his efforts. However, his bullying takes on a new, uncharacteristic tone. Instead of his usual calculated cruelty, his actions become more personal, almost desperate—as if he is struggling to understand his own emotions. Meanwhile, Sophia finds an unexpected ally in Grayson. He subtly offers his support, whether through a reassuring glance, a shared moment of silence, or a few words of encouragement. Sophia begins to see that not all of F4 are the same—while Charles may be her tormentor, Grayson is something else entirely. The school holds a charity sports event, and Sophia, despite her initial reluctance, is forced to participate. Charles takes this as an opportunity to humiliate her again, setting her up for public failure. However, when things go too far, Grayson steps in to protect her, shocking everyone—including Sophia herself. In that moment, Sophia realizes that Grayson isn’t just watching from the sidelines—he is quietly fighting his own battles. As the episode draws to a close, Charles watches the interaction between Sophia and Grayson from a distance, his jaw tightening. For the first time, he feels something he doesn’t recognize—jealousy. The episode ends with a new, undeniable tension hanging in the air. What started as a war between Sophia and Charles is now something much more complicated—a tangled web of rivalry, attraction, and the beginning of something that none of them fully understand yet.
4 4 "The House / A Game of Power and Humiliation" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore December 22, 2022
Charles escalates his pranks, pushing Sophia to the brink. Meanwhile, Grayson and Sophia grow closer. The episode begins with Sophia Asuncion trying to navigate the aftermath of receiving the Red Card from Charles Kingsley, the feared leader of F4. With the entire school now encouraged to make her life miserable, Sophia becomes a target for bullying in ways she never imagined. Students spill drinks on her, spread false rumors, and block her path in hallways, making even the simplest tasks feel unbearable. Despite the overwhelming hostility, Sophia refuses to break, holding her head high and pushing forward. Charles, however, is amused by her resilience. To him, Sophia is nothing more than a stubborn nuisance who refuses to acknowledge the social hierarchy of Atlanta International School. Determined to prove his dominance, he escalates his harassment, leading to a particularly humiliating moment in the cafeteria—one where he orchestrates a scene where she is doused in juice, drawing laughter from the crowd. However, Grayson Pierce, the quiet and enigmatic member of F4, watches the situation unfold with unease. While he has always been indifferent to Charles' methods, there is something about Sophia’s courage that stirs something within him. When Sophia later runs into him outside of school, their conversation is brief but impactful—Grayson, in his calm and reserved way, warns her that standing up to F4 comes at a cost. Meanwhile, tensions begin to emerge within F4 itself. Kade and Ashton, while loyal to Charles, begin questioning whether the bullying has gone too far. Ashton, in particular, expresses discomfort, reminding Charles that not everyone bends to their will. Charles dismisses their concerns, unwilling to admit that Sophia’s defiance has started to frustrate him in ways he can’t explain. The episode ends on a dramatic note as Sophia confronts Charles head-on, throwing back one of his cruel pranks in his face. The cafeteria falls silent, shocked at her boldness. For the first time in his life, Charles Kingsley is at a loss for words—his control over the school, and perhaps himself, is starting to slip.
5 5 "The Conversation / The Mask Begins to Crack" Silver Woods & Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd December 29, 2022
Sophia’s friend gets caught in the crossfire of F4’s antics, further fueling her hatred for them. Episode 4 shifts focus to the personal lives of F4, revealing glimpses of the pressures they face behind their privileged facades. Charles is shown dealing with immense family expectations, particularly from his father, a powerful businessman who views emotions as a weakness. Though Charles projects arrogance and strength at school, behind closed doors, he is merely an obedient son following orders, trying to earn his father’s approval. Meanwhile, Grayson’s character begins to unfold further. It is revealed that, despite his wealth, he comes from a deeply troubled home. His parents' marriage is a cold, loveless arrangement, and he finds solace in his music—playing the violin in private moments of vulnerability. Sophia, though still enduring bullying, begins to find small moments of triumph. Her strength catches the attention of students who secretly admire her courage, and whispers start spreading that maybe F4 isn’t as untouchable as they seem. Things take an unexpected turn when Charles, in an attempt to further torment Sophia, challenges her to a game—a public bet where she must complete a difficult obstacle course on campus. If she fails, she must publicly apologize to F4 and admit her inferiority. If she succeeds, Charles promises to leave her alone. Despite the unfair odds, Sophia agrees without hesitation, showing once again that she refuses to be intimidated. As the event unfolds, the entire school watches, and Sophia, through sheer determination, manages to complete the challenge—though not without injury. For the first time, Charles sees her in a different light. Her persistence, her refusal to give up—it unsettles him. For a brief moment, his mask of arrogance cracks, revealing something deeper underneath.
6 6 "The Red Card / A War of Hearts" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore December 30, 2022
Sophia unexpectedly saves Charles from an embarrassing moment, confusing him about his feelings. Despite the constant torment, Sophia refuses to back down, showing courage and defiance that baffles F4. Over time, Charles starts to question his own actions, finding himself drawn to the very girl he once sought to break. However, Sophia’s feelings remain complicated as she struggles with her growing attraction to Charles while also feeling emotionally connected to Grayson. Meanwhile, Kade and Ashton, the other two members of F4, begin to see Sophia in a different light, with Ashton even secretly supporting her from the sidelines. The repercussions of Sophia’s victory ripple through Atlanta International School. Students who once feared F4 begin to question their power, and Sophia, unintentionally, has become a symbol of defiance. Though Charles tries to pretend that her success doesn’t bother him, it’s clear that Sophia has gotten under his skin. He watches her from afar, unable to shake the feeling that she is different from anyone he has ever met. Grayson, on the other hand, begins to take a more active role in protecting Sophia. He warns her again, this time more directly, that F4 is not to be underestimated. However, Sophia’s independent spirit refuses to let her accept his help. She tells him that she doesn’t need a savior—if she falls, she will get back up on her own. Meanwhile, Charles begins to feel something unfamiliar—jealousy. When he sees Sophia and Grayson together, something within him stirs, though he refuses to acknowledge it. This leads to a confrontation between Charles and Grayson, one where longstanding tensions between the two surface. Though they are both part of F4, it is clear that they see the world—and Sophia—very differently. As the episode progresses, an incident occurs that changes everything. Sophia finds herself in real danger when a group of students, still loyal to F4, decide to take matters into their own hands. They corner her outside of school, and just when things look dire, Charles unexpectedly intervenes. His actions leave everyone, including Sophia, shocked. Why would Charles, the very person who started all of this, suddenly come to her rescue? The answer, though unspoken, lingers between them.
7 7 "The Defeated / The Breaking Point" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore January 4, 2023
Charles finds himself defending Sophia against another bully, leading to an unexpected truce. Episode 7 dives into the emotional aftermath of Charles' unexpected intervention. Sophia, though grateful, refuses to believe that Charles has any genuine concern for her. She confronts him, demanding to know why he helped her, but Charles, still unable to process his own feelings, brushes her off with his usual arrogance. Yet, something has changed. The power dynamic between them is no longer the same. Charles begins to struggle with his emotions—torn between his desire to maintain control and his growing fascination with Sophia. Meanwhile, Grayson becomes more protective than ever, warning Sophia that Charles is dangerous. But Sophia, despite everything, can’t ignore what she saw that day—the flicker of something human in Charles’ eyes. The episode also delves into the friendship within F4. Kade and Ashton begin to notice Charles’ growing obsession with Sophia, and they are not sure what to make of it. Ashton, in particular, warns him that Sophia isn’t like the other girls who have fallen for him—she is strong, and she won’t be easily controlled. The tension between Charles, Sophia, and Grayson reaches new heights at a grand school event, where Sophia arrives looking stunning. Charles, despite himself, can’t take his eyes off her, while Grayson makes his first bold move—offering his hand to Sophia in front of everyone. Charles watches from afar, fists clenched, as for the first time, he realizes that he is in danger—not of losing control, but of losing his heart. The episode ends on a dramatic cliffhanger—Charles pulling Sophia away just as she is about to leave with Grayson. Their eyes lock, and for a moment, the world stands still. Sophia's life at Atlanta International School continues to be filled with tension as Charles, despite his growing confusion over his feelings for her, refuses to back down from his tormenting ways. His attempts at making Sophia’s life miserable intensify, not because of hatred, but because he is struggling with the unsettling emotions she brings out in him. He cannot understand why her defiance intrigues him, why her strength in the face of adversity irritates yet fascinates him. At the same time, Grayson remains a protective presence in Sophia’s life, his gentle demeanor and quiet strength offering her a sense of comfort. He sees how Charles treats her, and though he knows there is something deeper behind Charles’ actions, he refuses to let Sophia suffer alone. In a moment of vulnerability, he opens up about his own struggles, revealing that his calm and composed exterior masks the pain of growing up in a family where love was conditional, where expectations weighed heavier than affection. Meanwhile, Kade and Ashton begin to observe the tension between their friends. Kade, who has always followed Charles' lead, starts to question his actions, wondering if their treatment of Sophia has gone too far. Ashton, the more carefree and playful member of F4, finds himself drawn to the unfolding drama, amused but also slightly worried about where it will lead. As the episode progresses, Sophia reaches a breaking point. One of Charles’ pranks goes too far—publicly humiliating her in front of the entire school. For the first time, Sophia doesn't just endure it in silence. She stands up to Charles in a way that leaves the entire student body stunned. She delivers a scathing speech about privilege, entitlement, and the cruelty of those who think money grants them power over others. The confrontation shakes Charles. He is used to being feared, not challenged. For the first time, he sees Sophia not as a nuisance but as someone who refuses to be broken. The episode ends with him watching her walk away, a flicker of something unfamiliar in his eyes—admiration, guilt, and something even deeper.
8 8 "The Battle / A Shift in the Air" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd January 5, 2023
Grayson confesses his feelings for Sophia, but Charles begins to show signs of jealousy. Following Sophia’s emotional outburst, the dynamic between her and Charles begins to change. While he is still reluctant to admit it, his anger toward her has morphed into something else. He starts to see her as an equal, someone who refuses to bend to his will, and this realization leaves him confused and irritated. Grayson, on the other hand, sees the shift and recognizes the growing complexity of Charles' emotions. He warns Sophia to be careful, telling her that Charles is like a storm—unpredictable and dangerous. Sophia, however, is more focused on getting through her studies and avoiding trouble. Meanwhile, Kade and Ashton continue to grapple with their own thoughts. Kade, feeling uneasy about how far Charles has taken things, decides to distance himself slightly from their usual antics, while Ashton, despite his usual lighthearted nature, senses that change is inevitable within their group. As the school festival approaches, the entire student body is buzzing with excitement. Sophia, against her better judgment, finds herself roped into helping organize the event, which means interacting with F4 more than she would like. During the preparations, Sophia and Charles share a rare moment of genuine conversation. Charles, uncharacteristically vulnerable, asks her why she never backs down, why she continues to fight despite everything. Sophia responds that she refuses to let people like him define her worth. That night, Charles finds himself thinking about Sophia more than he should, a realization that unsettles him deeply. Meanwhile, Grayson, having witnessed their interaction, starts to feel a pang of something he never thought he’d experience—jealousy.
9 9 "The Front / The Masquerade Night" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore January 11, 2023
The school holds a grand ball, where Sophia, dressed beautifully, shocks everyone—including Charles. The much-anticipated Masquerade Night at Atlanta International School is finally here, bringing with it a mix of glamour, intrigue, and unexpected emotions. The entire school is abuzz as students dress in their finest attire, hiding behind masks that symbolize more than just a costume—they are a reflection of the secrets, desires, and struggles they keep hidden from the world. Sophia, despite her reluctance, attends the ball after being convinced by her best friend, who insists she deserves to enjoy herself for once. She arrives at the event in a simple yet elegant gown, standing in stark contrast to the extravagance of the elite students around her. However, her presence does not go unnoticed—especially by Charles, who is unable to take his eyes off her. During the ball, Charles and Sophia are unintentionally paired for a dance, thanks to a masked partner-switching tradition. What starts as an awkward moment turns into something unexpectedly intimate. As they move together, Charles, for the first time, realizes how much he has hurt her, how much she has endured because of him. He tries to apologize—a first for him—but Sophia, still guarded, tells him that actions speak louder than words. Meanwhile, Grayson watches from afar, his jealousy intensifying. He realizes that no matter how much he tries to protect Sophia, there is something between her and Charles that he cannot ignore. As the night progresses, an unexpected confrontation occurs—Sophia is targeted by a group of jealous students, who see her as a threat. They attempt to sabotage her, pushing her toward a dangerous situation. Before she can react, Charles is there, protecting her in a way that stuns everyone, including himself. The episode ends with Charles standing in front of Sophia, his mask discarded, his expression one of undeniable concern. For the first time, he is not the one causing her pain—he is the one shielding her from it.
10 10 "The True Character / The Lines Begin to Blur" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore January 12, 2023
The school holds a grand ball, where Sophia, dressed beautifully, shocks everyone—including Charles. Following the events of the Masquerade Night, rumors spread like wildfire throughout the school. Whispers about Charles defending Sophia shake the foundation of the social hierarchy, leaving many questioning what is really going on between them. Charles, however, is conflicted. He is not used to caring about someone in a way that makes him feel vulnerable. His usual arrogance is replaced with something else—self-doubt, curiosity, and an unshakable need to be near Sophia. Sophia, on the other hand, remains cautious. She is not naïve enough to believe Charles has changed overnight, but she cannot deny that something about him is different. Grayson finally confronts Charles, demanding to know what is going on. The two exchange heated words, with Grayson accusing Charles of playing with Sophia’s emotions. Charles, unable to put his feelings into words, simply tells Grayson to stay out of it—a response that only fuels the tension between them. As tensions rise, so do the stakes. Sophia, caught between two powerful forces, begins to wonder if her once-simple life has become something she can no longer control. The episode ends with Charles and Sophia locked in a tense stare, an unspoken war of emotions raging between them. For the first time, Charles is not the one in control—Sophia is. And that realization terrifies him.
11 11 "The Word" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore January 18, 2023
Charles begins protecting Sophia in secret, though he denies his feelings. After Sophia publicly defies Charles once again, she finds herself unexpectedly invited to the school's exclusive Winter Ball, a prestigious event hosted by the wealthiest families of Atlanta International School. While Sophia initially refuses to attend, Grayson, always her silent protector, convinces her that this is an opportunity to show the elite world that she will not be intimidated. On the night of the ball, Sophia arrives in a stunning gown, capturing everyone's attention—including Charles, whose carefully guarded emotions begin to crack. Their dance together, though filled with undeniable tension, is abruptly interrupted by Charles’ ex-girlfriend, Madeline, who publicly humiliates Sophia, further escalating their conflict.
12 12 "The Jealousy" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore January 19, 2023
Sophia is invited to an elite yacht party where she gets a glimpse of F4’s privileged world. Charles, watching Sophia struggle against Madeline's cruel words, experiences an unfamiliar sense of guilt. Though he refuses to admit it, he finds himself defending Sophia, shocking both his friends and enemies alike. Meanwhile, Grayson becomes more protective, warning Charles to stay away from her. Their friendship takes a hit, with Grayson challenging Charles’ authority within F4 for the first time. At school, Sophia faces another brutal Red Card punishment, but this time, Charles intervenes—though in his usual arrogant manner, claiming it's because she’s "not worth the trouble," when in reality, he is deeply conflicted about his growing feelings for her.
13 13 "The Cough" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd January 25, 2023
Sophia is invited to an elite yacht party where she gets a glimpse of F4’s privileged world. The tensions within F4 begin to boil over, as Grayson openly rebels against Charles’ dominance. Kade and Ashton struggle to maintain neutrality, but as Charles grows increasingly possessive over Sophia, it becomes evident that his actions are motivated by more than just pride. Meanwhile, Sophia, exhausted from the constant bullying, starts considering transferring schools. However, when her best friend Mia is caught in the crossfire of F4’s power struggles, Sophia makes the difficult decision to stay and fight—not just for herself, but for everyone who has been oppressed by the elite.
14 14 "The Home Feels" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd January 26, 2023
Charles and Sophia get stranded together during a trip, leading to unexpected vulnerability. Tensions erupt when Grayson punches Charles for belittling Sophia in public, an act that stuns the entire school. Never before has anyone dared to challenge Charles in such a way. F4 begins to fracture, as Kade and Ashton express concern over Charles' behavior, warning him that his obsession with Sophia is not only changing him but also putting their friendship in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Sophia, unaware of the internal war brewing among F4, focuses on her academics and her part-time job, determined to remain independent despite her growing emotions toward both Charles and Grayson.
15 15 "The New Feeling" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd February 1, 2023
The rivalry between Grayson and Charles intensifies as Sophia begins to see Charles in a different light. Sophia’s strength and resilience begin to affect Charles more deeply than he is willing to admit. For the first time in his life, he starts questioning his own actions and the way he wields power. He attempts to apologize to Sophia, but his arrogance and lack of emotional vulnerability make it an awkward, half-hearted attempt. Frustrated, Sophia lashes out at him, calling him a coward for hiding behind his wealth and status. Their fight ends in an emotionally charged stare, leaving them both shaken. Meanwhile, Madeline, feeling threatened by Sophia, plots a vicious scheme to eliminate her once and for all.
16 16 "The Look" Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd February 2, 2023
Sophia is blackmailed, forcing F4 to step in and protect her. Madeline manipulates a situation to make it appear as though Sophia stole from the school, leading to her expulsion hearing. With her scholarship and future on the line, Sophia faces her darkest moment. Unexpectedly, Charles comes to her defense, using his influence to clear her name. This act stuns the entire school and marks the first true sign of his transformation. Despite his help, Sophia remains wary of Charles, questioning why he suddenly cares about her well-being. Meanwhile, Grayson, though grateful that Sophia was saved, begins to see Charles as a serious romantic rival.
17 17 "The Scream" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd February 8, 2023
Charles officially confesses his feelings, leaving Sophia conflicted. Charles, overwhelmed by his emotions, decides to confess his feelings to Sophia, but his pride and lack of emotional maturity make it impossible for him to do so properly. Instead, he continues to act in contradictory ways, protecting her one moment and antagonizing her the next. Meanwhile, Grayson takes a bold step and expresses his true feelings to Sophia. Conflicted, Sophia struggles with her growing attraction to both men, but ultimately rejects Grayson, explaining that her heart is still too confused.
18 18 "The Battery" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd February 9, 2023
Sophia faces backlash from jealous students over her connection with F4. The internal battle within Charles reaches a breaking point as he begins to distance himself from Madeline and his old ways. However, just as he and Sophia seem to be drawing closer, a devastating rumor spreads—claiming that Charles was the one who orchestrated Sophia’s expulsion attempt to manipulate her emotions. Feeling utterly betrayed, Sophia slaps Charles in front of the entire school, marking a dramatic turning point in their relationship.
19 19 "The Glitch" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd February 15, 2023
Sophia and Charles go on a trip together, but misunderstandings arise. Determined to prove his innocence, Charles launches an investigation and exposes Madeline’s deceit, leading to her downfall. Sophia, though reluctant, begins to see the truth behind Charles’ actions. Meanwhile, Grayson, realizing that Sophia’s feelings are shifting toward Charles despite everything, begins to distance himself from her, heartbroken but unwilling to fight for someone whose heart is not truly his.
20 20 "The First Kiss" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd February 16, 2023
A shocking revelation about Charles’ family threatens to break his confidence. In an emotionally charged encounter, Charles finally lets go of his pride and confesses his feelings to Sophia—not through words, but through his actions. When Sophia is once again cornered by students who still blame her for disrupting the school’s hierarchy, Charles protects her openly for the first time, declaring that anyone who hurts her is his enemy. That night, Sophia and Charles share their first real, genuine kiss, marking a new chapter in their tumultuous yet undeniable love story.
21 21 "The New Dream" Silver Woods John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore February 22, 2023
Kade and Ashton reflect on their own paths as members of F4. Sophia begins to struggle with her growing feelings for Charles, despite their past conflicts. At the same time, Charles finds himself equally tormented, torn between his pride and his undeniable love for Sophia. Greyson, who has always been Sophia’s safe haven, begins to notice her changing emotions and confronts her about her feelings for Charles. Meanwhile, Kade and Ashton try to mediate between their feuding friends, sensing that something deeper is at play. However, just as Sophia begins to open her heart to Charles, a shocking revelation about his past surfaces, forcing her to question if she can ever truly trust him.
22 "The Ex Boyfriend" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore February 23, 2023
Sophia’s ex-boyfriend enters the picture, adding tension. Valeria Walton-Blackburn, Charles’ cousin, arrives at the school and immediately makes an impact with her elegant yet cunning presence. She exposes secrets about Charles' family that leave Sophia reeling. She learns of a long-standing business rivalry between their families, leading to doubts about Charles' true intentions. Meanwhile, Kinsley Bernard, Sophia’s closest confidant, warns her to be cautious, but Sophia is already caught between her emotions and logic. On the other hand, Violet Riley Jordan finds herself at odds with Kade when he gets too involved in Sophia and Charles’ affairs, leading to unexpected tensions.
23 "The Anvil" Silver Woods John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore March 1, 2023
Charles' mother strongly opposes his interest in Sophia. In an attempt to make amends, Charles organizes an elaborate gesture to show Sophia how much he truly cares for her. However, before he can reach her, he is confronted by Greyson, who demands to know if Charles is just playing with Sophia’s emotions. The confrontation turns into a heated exchange, and Sophia, witnessing the altercation, is left emotionally exhausted. Meanwhile, Katherine Thyme Clark and Ariella "Jasmine" Shaffer-Rivera begin their own investigations into Valeria’s past, suspecting that her sudden appearance is no coincidence. The episode ends with Sophia standing at a crossroads, unsure of whether she should take a chance on Charles or walk away.
24 "The Interest" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore March 2, 2023
Sophia faces a heartbreaking betrayal from a trusted friend. Sophia and Charles’ relationship takes a turn for the worse when Valeria spreads false rumors, convincing Sophia that Charles has been deceiving her all along. Overwhelmed by the weight of these accusations, Sophia distances herself from Charles. Charles, determined to prove his innocence, seeks the help of Ashton and Kade to clear his name. Meanwhile, Jill Walker and Michael Ilustre V. uncover surprising information about Valeria’s true motives, revealing that she has her own personal vendetta against the Walton-Koch family. As Sophia prepares to confront Charles one last time, she receives an anonymous message that changes everything.
25 "The Failure" Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd March 8, 2023
Charles proves his sincerity through an elaborate gesture. After discovering Valeria’s deception, Sophia rushes to find Charles, desperate to undo the damage. However, Charles, feeling betrayed and disheartened, refuses to see her. Greyson, seeing Sophia’s turmoil, steps in to support her, but his own unresolved feelings for her complicate matters. Meanwhile, Kinsley and Violet attempt to smooth things over by orchestrating a secret meeting between Charles and Sophia. When they finally come face to face, emotions run high as they struggle to express their true feelings. The episode ends with Charles making a heartfelt confession, leaving Sophia stunned and emotional.
26 "The Elobrate" Silver Woods & Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd March 9, 2023
The group's friendship is tested when personal secrets come to light. As Charles and Sophia navigate their rekindled relationship, external pressures begin to take their toll. Valeria, unwilling to accept defeat, devises a new plan to turn the school against Sophia, labeling her as a social climber who is only after Charles for his wealth. Meanwhile, Ashton and Kade try to distract Charles from his troubles, taking him on a road trip to clear his mind. However, their trip takes an unexpected turn when they run into an old enemy from Charles’ past. Meanwhile, Sophia, determined to prove her worth, throws herself into her studies and part-time job, refusing to be defined by rumors.
27 "The Last Move" Silver Woods & Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd March 15, 2023
Grayson makes one final move for Sophia’s heart. Tristan Debay Y Depal, a mysterious figure from Charles’ past, resurfaces, bringing with him old wounds and buried secrets. Sophia, sensing that something is wrong, tries to get Charles to open up, but he remains distant. Meanwhile, Violet and Katherine work together to expose Valeria’s schemes, uncovering shocking details about her involvement in an illegal business operation. As Charles faces pressure from his family to stay away from Sophia, he must decide whether to stand by her or give in to his family’s expectations. Meanwhile, Greyson, feeling increasingly isolated, makes a decision that could change everything.
28 "The Threat" Silver Woods & Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd March 16, 2023
A rival family threatens Charles' business empire. Sophia and Charles’ relationship is once again put to the test when Charles is forced to choose between love and duty. Valeria’s influence over his family strengthens, and he is given an ultimatum—to abandon Sophia or risk losing his inheritance. Meanwhile, Sophia receives an opportunity of a lifetime to study abroad, but accepting it would mean leaving everything behind, including Charles. As tensions rise, Ashton and Kade struggle to keep the group together, knowing that one wrong move could tear them apart forever. The episode ends with Sophia standing at the airport, her decision weighing heavily on her heart.
29 "The Care" Silver Woods & Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd March 22, 2023
Sophia falls seriously ill, revealing who truly cares for her. Sophia makes the heartbreaking choice to leave for her studies, believing it is the best decision for her future. Charles, devastated but unwilling to hold her back, lets her go, though the pain is evident in his eyes. Meanwhile, Greyson, who has been silently battling his own feelings, finally confesses to Sophia before she boards the plane, leaving her in shock. As Sophia departs, Charles vows to become a better man and prove himself worthy of her love. Meanwhile, Valeria faces the consequences of her actions as her family turns against her, leaving her in disgrace.
30 "Other People's Feelings" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore March 23, 2023
A school event forces Sophia and Charles into an unexpected dance. Months later, the school and its students have changed in many ways. Charles has taken over his family’s business, working hard to become a leader worthy of respect. Greyson, having accepted Sophia’s choice, focuses on his own dreams, while Kade and Ashton continue to be the glue that holds the group together. Meanwhile, Sophia, now thriving in her new environment, receives a surprising letter from Charles. The episode ends with a hopeful note, as Sophia contemplates returning home, leaving the audience wondering if love will bring them back together or if they are destined to remain apart forever.
31 "Meeting VS" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd MArch 29, 2023
Sophia and Charles share a tender moment under the stars. As Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four reaches its final arc, the story escalates into a whirlwind of emotions, heartbreak, revelations, and redemption. With Sophia and Charles at the heart of this storm, the last 18 episodes depict the struggles, sacrifices, and ultimate conclusions of their complicated journey.
32 "The Feeling" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore March 30, 2023
Sophia’s family faces financial ruin, and Charles steps in. Sophia and Charles’ relationship faces an immense challenge as external pressures intensify. With Valeria, Charles’ manipulative cousin, continuing to sow discord, and the Walton-Koch family imposing more restrictions, Sophia finds herself overwhelmed. Meanwhile, Greyson starts questioning his role in Sophia’s life, realizing his feelings are deeper than he admitted.
33 "The Other Way" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore April 5, 2023
Charles must prove his love in a shocking way. Kade and Ashton attempt to keep the group together, but Charles' increasing aggression toward Sophia and those who support her leads to a heated confrontation. When Sophia overhears Charles speaking about their relationship as an ‘experiment,’ she feels utterly betrayed and decides to leave Atlanta International School.
34 "Call It Baby" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd April 6, 2023
Sophia leaves the school, unable to handle the pressure. Sophia returns to her childhood home, where she reunites with her older brother, Matthew. She starts working at a small café, trying to regain a sense of normalcy. However, Charles struggles with her absence, showing signs of emotional distress. Meanwhile, Greyson, determined to protect Sophia, begins an investigation into the Walton-Koch family’s darkest secrets.
35 "The Thrill" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore April 12, 2023
Charles chases after Sophia, determined to bring her back. Greyson uncovers a series of secrets involving the Walton-Koch empire, revealing that Charles’ mother, Melissa, has orchestrated events to manipulate her son into absolute obedience. Charles confronts his mother, resulting in a painful fallout. Meanwhile, Kinsley and Violet encourage Sophia to fight for herself rather than retreat.
36 "The Obsessive" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore April 13, 2023
Ashton finds love in an unexpected place. Charles realizes he cannot live without Sophia and seeks her out. He apologizes, but Sophia refuses to accept empty words. She demands actions, not promises. Meanwhile, Kade starts to confront his own hidden fears about his place within the F4 group.
37 "The Silent One" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore April 19, 2023
Sophia returns but keeps her distance from Charles. Sophia decides to return to school, not for Charles, but for herself. She is greeted with mixed reactions—some students admire her resilience, while others, influenced by Valeria, continue to humiliate her. Charles, in a grand yet reckless gesture, publicly confesses his love, leaving Sophia stunned. As Greyson’s feelings for Sophia grow stronger, Charles becomes increasingly jealous, leading to an explosive argument between the two. Their brotherhood is tested like never before, with Kade and Ashton struggling to mediate. Meanwhile, Valeria manipulates their conflict to her advantage.
38 "The Pain" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard & Tyler Byrne John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore April 20, 2023
Kade confronts his family about his future. Melissa, furious that Charles is slipping from her control, arranges for Sophia’s family to be pressured financially. Facing eviction, Sophia contemplates leaving once again. However, Charles finally stands up to his mother, declaring his independence and choosing Sophia over his family’s wealth.
39 "The Happy Relationship" Silver Woods & Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd April 26, 2023
Grayson prepares to leave the country, but not before one final moment with Sophia. As Sophia becomes entangled in the dangerous and glamorous world of the rich, she faces new challenges—jealous classmates trying to ruin her reputation, her family’s financial struggles, and a past relationship that resurfaces to complicate her emotions. The rivalry between Charles and Grayson intensifies as both vie for her heart, leading to misunderstandings, heartbreak, and dramatic confrontations.
40 "The New Charles" Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd April 27, 2023
Sophia is caught in a dangerous situation, and Charles saves her. With the truth about Melissa’s manipulations exposed, the Walton-Koch empire faces a public scandal. Charles is disowned, left with nothing but his genuine love for Sophia. However, Sophia fears that without his privilege, Charles will struggle to survive in the real world.
41 "The Nine Lives" Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd May 3, 2023
Charles' father threatens to separate him from Sophia. Despite her lingering love for Charles, Sophia refuses to be with him out of pity. She tells him he needs to prove himself as a person before they can be together. Heartbroken but determined, Charles starts from scratch, taking a job as a barista in the same café where Sophia once worked. Charles learns to live without luxury, discovering a side of himself he never knew existed. Meanwhile, Greyson confesses his feelings to Sophia, but she turns him down, admitting that her heart still belongs to Charles. Elsewhere, Kade finally acknowledges his own personal struggles and starts his journey toward self-discovery.
42 "Parent Disgust" Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd May 4, 2023
Sophia is forced to choose between love and her dreams. Desperate for revenge, Valeria releases a fabricated scandal about Sophia to destroy her reputation. However, Kinsley and Violet rally the students to support Sophia, proving how much she has changed the school’s toxic culture.
43 "The Distance from the Country" Tyler Byrne Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd May 10, 2023
Charles fights against his family for the right to be with Sophia. With Sophia’s name cleared, Charles makes one final attempt to win her back. In a heartfelt speech, he acknowledges all his past mistakes and promises to be the man she deserves. Moved by his sincerity and growth, Sophia finally accepts him again.
44 "The Failed Answer" Addison Powell Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd May 11, 2023
The group faces their biggest fallout yet. With their love rekindled, Sophia and Charles face a new challenge—building their future together. Meanwhile, Greyson and Ashton embark on new journeys, realizing that love means letting go. Kade, with newfound confidence, prepares to take over his family’s business, determined to make a change.
45 "The Unreliable Love" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore May 17, 2023
A tragic incident forces Charles to rethink everything. The F4 graduates, marking the end of an era. Sophia and Charles decide to travel the world together, eager to experience life beyond their privileged pasts. Kinsley and Violet decide to start their own advocacy group against bullying, leaving a legacy at Atlanta International School.
46 "Every Run" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard Matthew Gray Gubler & Parbdee Taweesuk & Christopher Lloyd May 18, 2023
Sophia and Charles reunite, realizing their true feelings. As the series progresses, Sophia and Charles’ relationship takes center stage, but their love is tested by Charles’ controlling mother, who sees Sophia as unworthy of their prestigious family name. Forced to choose between love and his responsibilities, Charles fights to prove himself, while Sophia must decide whether her feelings for him are enough to endure the hardships of being with someone so vastly different from her. Melissa, now isolated and disgraced, tries one last time to reach out to Charles. However, Charles chooses to walk away, understanding that some relationships cannot be saved. Meanwhile, Valeria is expelled and forced to confront her actions.
47 "The Worry Returns" Skylar Scott & Taylor Beard John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore May 24, 2023
A wedding invitation shocks everyone, setting up a dramatic conclusion. Sophia and Charles, now in a healthy relationship, face one last test—Sophia’s self-doubt. Can she truly trust Charles after everything? In a moment of vulnerability, Charles assures her that love is about growth and that he will continue proving himself every day.
48 "The Letting Go / The Last Concern" Silver Woods & Addison Powell John Fernandez & Yoko Kamio & Steven Levitan & Shemar Moore May 25, 2023
The final episode brings closure as the characters find their true paths. With breathtaking romance, heartbreaking betrayals, and shocking revelations, Boys Over Flowers: The Fantastic Four takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, exploring themes of love, power, social class, and self-discovery. Will Sophia and Charles overcome the odds, or will the pressure of their worlds tear them apart forever. The series ends with a bittersweet yet fulfilling note. Sophia and Charles, stronger than ever, set off on their journey together. The F4, though no longer the feared rulers of the school, remain close friends. Their experiences have shaped them into better people, proving that love, friendship, and growth are the real riches of life. The final scene? Sophia and Charles standing hand in hand at an airport, ready to embark on a new adventure, leaving behind a legacy that changed Atlanta International School forever.

Season 1 (Kapamilya Channel)[]

Synopsis: At Atlanta International School, a prestigious institution where wealth and power dictate social status, Sophia Asuncion is an outlier—a hardworking, middle-class student struggling to balance her studies and part-time jobs. On her first day, she unintentionally offends Charles Kingsley, the leader of the notorious F4, a group of the four most influential and wealthiest heirs: Charles, Grayson Pierce, Kade Sullivan, and Ashton Rivera. These boys are treated like royalty by their classmates, despite their reputation for bullying those they deem inferior. As punishment for standing up to him, Charles issues Sophia a Red Card, marking her as the group’s next target for relentless bullying. What follows is a series of cruel pranks and humiliations, but unlike past victims, Sophia refuses to cower in fear. Her defiant attitude shocks F4, particularly Charles, who becomes obsessed with breaking her spirit. However, as Grayson begins to develop feelings for Sophia and openly supports her, the power dynamic within F4 begins to shift. Charles, despite his cruel intentions, starts feeling drawn to Sophia in ways he never expected. His growing protectiveness over her sparks jealousy, leading to tensions within the group and between Grayson and Charles, both of whom now see each other as rivals in love. As Sophia becomes more involved with F4, she is exposed to the ruthless world of the elite—deception, betrayals, and family expectations that threaten to crush her spirit. Meanwhile, Charles faces his own struggles as he battles with his controlling mother, who disapproves of his feelings for Sophia and attempts to force him into an arranged engagement with someone of his status. The Kapamilya Channel version condenses the story into a fast-paced narrative, focusing on the love triangle, the intense emotions between Sophia and Charles, and the growing conflict within F4. With fewer episodes, it moves quickly through major plot points, eliminating some subplots while maintaining the emotional impact of Sophia’s transformation from an ordinary girl to someone who captures the hearts of the most powerful boys in school. As the story unfolds, Sophia faces the ultimate decision—fight for love despite the odds, or walk away to protect herself from the heartbreak of being with someone who belongs to a world so different from her own.

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Title TV title Original release date AGB Nielsen Ratings (NUTAM People) Timeslot rank
1 1 "The Beginning of the F4 Story" "Global Premiere" March 3, 2025 12.5% #7
2 2 "The Front" "Ang F4 (transl. "The F4")" March 4, 2025 16.2% #6
3 3 "The First Red Card" "Ang Shan Cai ng Amerika (transl. "America's Shan Cai")" March 5, 2025 09.2% #6
4 4 "The Rage" "Ang Alaska (transl. "The Alaska")" March 6, 2025 10.9% #5
5 5 "The Story" "Bagong Yugto (transl. "New Phase")" March 7, 2025 TBA #5
6 6 "The Gaze" "Ang Pangiinis sa Isang Tao" (transl. "The Disgust of Someone") March 10, 2025 #6
7 7 "The Face" "Walang Kayabang-yabang" (transl. "No Arrogance") March 11, 2025 #5
8 8 "The Passion" "Sigawan Sa Isa't Isa" (transl. "Screaming at Each Other") March 12, 2025 #5
9 9 "The Desire" "Ang Titigan ng Matagalan" (transl. "The Long-Lasting Gaze") March 13, 2025 #4
10 10 "The No Difference?" "Ang Nararamdaman Humuhulog" (transl. "The Feeling of Falling") March 14, 2025 #5
11 11 "The Renewal" "Walang Utang Na Loob" (transl. "No Debt Inside") March 17, 2025 #7
12 12 "The Empty Room" "Bagong Bangayan Ng Dalawa"(transl. "New Relationship Between Two") March 18, 2025 #6
13 13 "The True Music" "Ang Laitan Ng Mga Pekeng Kaibigan"(transl. "The Fight Between Fake Friends") March 19, 2025 #5
14 14 "The Meeting" "Pagtuto Ng Pananagarilyo"(transl. "Learning to Smoke") March 20, 2025 #4
15 15 "The Beginning of Jealousy" "Ang Sayaw na Romantiko"(transl. "The Romantic Dance") March 21, 2025 #5
16 16 "The Balance of Time" "Ang Tuyong Walang Oras" (transl. "The Timeless Dry") March 24, 2025 #6
17 17 "The Throwaway Habit" "Nagluto Para kay Charles" (transl. "Cooking for Charles") March 25, 2025 #9
18 18 "The Fight of One Against All" "Natatakot sa Katotohanan" (transl. "Feared by the Truth") March 26, 2025 #4
19 19 "The First Love Triangle" "Hindi Naisip" (transl. "Never Thought") March 27, 2025 #4
20 20 "The New Characters" "Walang Respeto sa Iba" (transl. "No Respect for Others") March 28, 2025 #2
21 21 "The Destruction of Man" "Ang Pagiwan sa Ere" (transl. "Leaving the Air") March 31, 2025 #7
22 22 "The Unconscious" "Hinding Kinaya"(transl. "Never Could") April 1, 2025 #5
23 23 "The Beating" "Kakayanin Para Sa Kanya" (transl. "Can Be Done for Him") April 2, 2025 #6
24 24 "The Hurt of Women" "Ang Nararamdaman ni Greyson" (transl. "What Greyson Feels") April 3, 2025 #9
25 25 "The Recovery" "Iniisipan Bumalik sa France" (transl. "Considering Returning to France") April 4, 2025
26 26 "The Cruel Decision" "Ang Treatment ni Charles" (transl. "Charles' Treatment") April 7, 2025
27 27 "The Revealing of the Truth" "Walang Katapusan Pagtatanong" (transl. "Endless Questioning") April 8, 2025 #10
28 28 "The Rejection of Sophia" "Tunay Pagibig Nya" (transl. "True Love") April 9, 2025 #6
29 29 "The Confession" "Tanging Ikaw" (transl. "Only You") April 10, 2025
30 30 "The End" "Pakielamera" (transl. "Pakielamera") April 11, 2025 #4
31 31 "The Not Right for Each Other" "Ang Pagpapalinaw Sa School" (transl. "The Clarification at School") April 14, 2025 #10
32 32 "The Calm Conversation" "Ang Bagong Rules" (transl. "The New Rules") April 15, 2025 #2
33 33 "Greyson and I" "Baon Sa Utang" (transl. "Debt-Ridden") April 16, 2025 #4
34 34 "The France Engagement" "Lakasan ng Mindset" (transl. "Strength of Mindset") April 21, 2025
35 35 "The Absence" "Hinding Mapagawayan sa Isang Babae" (transl. "Never Done with a Woman") April 22, 2025
36 36 "The Charisma" "Ang Scandal na Kinalat" (transl. "The Scandal That Spreads") April 23, 2025
37 37 "The Impact" "Tuturing sa Avoidant Attachment" (transl. "Considering Avoidant Attachment") April 24, 2025
38 38 "The Look in the Eyes" "Ang Hawig ng Mata" (transl. "The Similarity of Eyes") April 25, 2025 TBA
39 39 "The First Date" "Ang Hindi Sadya" (transl. "The Unintentional") April 28, 2025
40 40 "The Horse" "Ang Pagtutulong sa Nangangailangan" (transl. "Helping the Needy") April 29, 2025
41 41 "The Unasked" "Ang Distanya" (transl. "The Distance") April 30, 2025
42 42 "The Hand of the Child" "Sinubukan Bangganan" (transl. "Trying to Collide") May 1, 2025
43 43 "The Fear" "Binabangga Ang Pamilyang Walton" (transl. "The Walton Family Collided") May 2, 2025
44 44 "The Contentment of One" "Hinding Pinayagan" (transl. "Never Allowed") May 5, 2025
45 45 "The Discovery" "Ang Pananaw sa Buhay" (transl. "The Perspective on Life") May 6, 2025
46 46 "The Malicious Plot" "Ang Abroad" (transl. "The Abroad") May 7, 2025
47 47 "The Deadens" "Ang Pereng Habol Lang" (transl. "Just Chasing Money") May 8, 2025
48 48 "The Finish Line" "Ang Paninibagong Tapos" (transl. "The Renewal is Over") May 9, 2025

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