Saen Son Kon Rak

The inhabitants of the planet Hera send a soldier, a scientist, a pilot, and a doomsday bomb to Earth to decide the fate of humanity—whether they deserve to live or not. To infiltrate Earth perfectly without arousing suspicion, the Herans transform into human forms based on what they observed from television dramas, the only radio signals capable of traveling across the universe.
Pengkumprasliana (Rida Nattapimol Natayalak), a brilliant scientist, transforms into a beautiful young woman resembling a soap opera heroine. Her Earth name is Venus, and her role is to pose as a housemaid.
Teeyateeyawancroft (Lakkana Wattanawongsiri), the ultimate warrior of Hera, transforms into Krathin. She nearly chokes when forced to learn cooking to feed her employers' family, each of whom is incredibly picky.
Yubismantumsiapkiki (Klerk Schiller), the best spaceship pilot in the universe, transforms into Ai Yoi, a man whose job is to be a private chauffeur.
Finally, Jakimanroff Seventeen (Athipich Chutiwatkajornchai), the latest model of a doomsday missile capable of destroying the world in the blink of an eye, is transformed into a cute, chubby-cheeked, mischievous young boy named Master Missile or Nong Luk Dok (Little Dart). His duty is to detonate himself based on the majority vote.
The fate of the four aliens takes a turn when they are startled by massive fireworks exploding around them, forcing them to abandon their spaceship and skydive down to Earth, uncertain of their destiny and unable to contact their home planet again.
The four aliens land near the home of Dr. Ekkapop (Vasu Sangsingkeo), the owner of a private university. The Doctor is a genius and is very strict about his children's education, expecting them to follow in his footsteps. He has three children: his eldest son, Ohm (Sean Jindachot), 18, a first-year medical student; his second child, Im (Panita Thanachotthanakorn), 17, a high school senior; and his youngest daughter, Eye (Avina Kruengsai), 7.
Dr. Ekkapop's family happens to be in desperate need of employees for every position—cook, nanny for the youngest daughter, and driver—because he just fired the entire previous staff. The qualifications he requested from the employment agency were high: ability to read and write, with a minimum of an associate degree. When the four strange but intelligent-looking aliens appear at his front gate, Ekkapop assumes they are the staff he requested. He hands them an exam to test their intelligence and is shocked when these "servants" breeze through the incredibly difficult test.
Ekkapop decides to hire the four strange employees into his household. This aligns perfectly with the Herans' need to learn about human behavior and analyze human emotions—love, greed, anger, infatuation—as well as the institution of family, beliefs, and various human values.
From that moment on, the fate of the human world rests on the decisions of these eight lives—aliens and humans alike—as they face numerous obstacles together. They must solve problems using human hearts combined with futuristic alien inventions to find a way to live peacefully in the future.
If they fail, these eight will be the first to be blown to smithereens along with our world, thanks to the power of Jakimanroff Seventeen, the doomsday missile that started its countdown the moment it hit the ground.
Will they succeed in solving these problems? Find out in "Saen Son Kon Rak," airing every Monday to Friday at 5:45 PM on Thai TV3. The drama premieres on Thursday, June 13, 2013.