Gap Jakkarin Phooriphad

Seventeen-year-old Apiradee Anothai, nicknamed Nang, is send away to Penang, Malaysia, to attend to an all-girls convent boarding school called Victoria. She is to learn about manners and how to be a lady by the nuns. Her father, who is a minister, wanted this for her because news came out on the front page that Nang is fighting over a man. With the news, her father didn’t trust her and sends her off to boarding school. In Penang, Nang meets the handsome and strict Thai consul Thanathip whose job is to make sure of the well-being of all the Thai students at the school. He does remind Nang to follow the rules of the school, since he's the type of person who likes for the students to be well behaved and follow the rules, but Nang is about to change all that.

Saitip, a psychologist providing counseling for kids and families, comes back home with a degree in Psychology and a willingness to work. Korn, the son of a school owner, is to inherit the school business from his mom. He has to do everything to make his mom and the teachers accept him. He initiates a project, 'Sweet Broken Home,' to help five trouble-making kids who are about to get dismissed from school. They all similarly come from broken homes. Korn must succeed in his project, or else the five kids will be dismissed. Saitip is hired as a new counseling teacher to help him solve this problem together.

For as long as Tharn can remember, he's had premonitions about those around him, sensing both the good and the bad. Partners on a team of special investigators, when kind and cheerful Tharn met clever and charming Phaya, it felt as though they'd known each other for a long time.

For as long as Tharn can remember, he's had premonitions about those around him, sensing both the good and the bad. Partners on a team of special investigators, when kind and cheerful Tharn met clever and charming Phaya, it felt as though they'd known each other for a long time.

Napdao is a Hi-So from a noble and supposedly rich family. Unbeknown to the outside world, she’s actually broke and has been keeping up her pretence of wealth by pawning expensive items left behind by her late grandfather. Prab is owner of an animal farm and also the sole veterinarian in his village.

The Five Brothers is a five part series taken place in the span of the 1960’s surrounding the lives of five brothers of Juthathep palace who were raised by their two grandmothers after a car accident that claimed the lives of their parents, namely Mom Chao Vichakorn Juthathep. Born into the prestigious title of Mom Ratchawongse, the five brothers are set on a pedestal by their grandmothers to not only be a gentleman, but to set a good example, defend the underdog and marry well. Especially marry well. And we get to witness how each one tackle this issue. This sets the premise of the struggles and conflict in this series. The five Juthatheps inherited a responsibility greater than the sum of their parts: one of them must marry a lady of the Dhevaproms due to a sacred promise that their father made with a “friend” who saved his life. To avoid marriage is to be an ingrate and that is the biggest ado in this period.

A family saga of two generations. Hatred and love closely intertwined the lives of two families.

Do you ever wonder if your lover, son, nephew or competitor is gay? Worry no more, because with the right amount of money, you can hire a team of spies who will find the proof for you and avoid any confrontation. Nangfah knows all too well what it’s like to be tricked by a gay man, after all, she has dated them since grade school and was fooled in every relationship. The last one was the straw that broke the camel’s back; she discovered that her then boyfriend was having an affair with her male boss at a gay bar. After the altercation at the gay bar, Nangfah gets fired and blacklisted at all advertising agencies in the city. Desperate for work, she decides to call on an advertisement on Pantip seeking a spy to unravel potential gay people. Nangfah promptly creates her own company.

Prim is an orphan. She and her two best friends, But and Rita, work at one of P. Paul's shoe stores and Prim dreams of becoming a shoe designer. After an incident, they get fired from their jobs and decide to go on vacation to Phuket. There, the girls attend a party while pretending to be rich. At the party, they meet Phuree, Wat and Touch. They're all rich and Phuree is the heir of P. Paul's shoe brand. Phuree wants to show that Prim and her buddies are deceivers, so the guys also lie about who they really are to get closer to the girls and lure them into confessing. But after spending so much time together, Phuree and Prim fall in love. How can things work out between them, though, when the foundation of their love is a lie?

A couple who couldn’t fulfill their love and separate in a past life try to get back together in the present.

Thichakorn is an ambitious and competent attorney who has been given a chance to be the first female partner in her prestigious law firm, Ross & Harvey, but she must first prove herself against her fellow rival, Camellia, for that position. With such high stakes at hand, the firm also starts recruiting interns and trainees to help with the added workload. Napawat aka "Q", joins the firm as a law trainee, eager to prove himself and earn his law qualification. But, Q also has another motive. He has long harboured a secret crush for Thichakorn and he wants her attention. In a law firm where constant battles are always being fought, will he be able to win this battle of the heart?

Bua, a medical student from today’s 5G era, is mysteriously swept back to King Rama III's reign – the golden era of Thai traditional medicine. Immediately thrown into an unknown world where she finds allies and rivals, her modern ways inevitably clash with old traditions.