Meet My Angel

10.0 / 1020212 Seasons

Synopsis

The story of a guy named Damon who doesn't believe in the existence of Heaven and Hell. He doesn't even believe that there is God because everything that happened to him leads him to be a victim of depression and he tried to kill himself several times. But everything changed when his Guardian Angel meets him in his dream and finally meet him personally to teach everything he needs to learn about how humans should value their life even if they are part of the not so fully accepted LGBT community. His angel taught him to love himself even if other people try to get rid of him because of his illness; which is HIV.

Genre: Drama

Status: Ended

Creator: N/A

Main Cast

Kaleb Ong

Damon

Enzo Santiago

Angelo

Gio Emprese

Peter

Rex Lantano

Kevin Montemayor

Miggy Campbell

Anthony

Darwin Hann

Gabriel

Chollo Sotiangco

God

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User Reviews

Dominic Kebre

Meet my Angel Season 2 Despite minor flaws, one of the most beautiful BL series The story sets in where season 1 ended - both Angelo and Damon are angels now, and their obligation is to take care of their respective ex-lovers. So far, so good, so predictable. Unfortunately the explanation who harmed whom in their former lives contradicts season 1 in a major point: It was never mentioned that Damon was raped, and Angelo's guilt also contradicts the way he acted in season 1. Anyway - the message of the series remains the same: love is universal, and forgiveness is the key to happiness and a peaceful rest. What makes this series so outstanding is the brilliant acting of the entire cast. Kaleb Ong once again deserves a prize for his performance, but all the others are really great, too. Miggy Campbell plays the drunk Anthony very convincingly, and if the Catholic church portrayed God as attractively as Peter Sotiangco, they wouldn't lose so many members. The biggest surprise, however, is Gio Emprese, who unfortunately has to play OTT ridiculous or even disgusting roles in Oxin series. In "Meet my Angel" he proves that he is a wonderful, gifted actor, who gives depth to his character of Peter. The sound quality is a major flaw, especially in the most crucial and dramatic scenes when the yelling of the actors is so loud and distorted that it affects the atmosphere. The OST is very similar to season 1, with the return of Howie Day's "Collide".