Boon Dee Pee Koom

This is the story of Ajarn Boondee, a spirit medium who never intended to become one. After losing his son suddenly, his deep longing drove him to study ghosts and the spiritual world until he was finally able to communicate with his son. In the process, he unintentionally became an expert in dealing with spirits.
Ajarn Boondee has two disciples: Boonlert and Klaeb. He stays in a rented house owned by Aunt Um, who runs a made-to-order food shop, and opens a business helping people deal with ghost-related problems—whether it’s humans troubled by spirits or spirits troubled by humans or even other ghosts.
Through this, he meets Khwan, Aunt Um’s son, a man with a special ability to see ghosts. Ironically, Khwan is extremely afraid of them and often seeks Ajarn Boondee’s help. The ghost that frequently troubles Khwan is Uncle Sak, the deceased husband of Aunt Pranom, who owns a minimart. Uncle Sak keeps visiting Khwan because he sees him as a good person and wants him to take care of his daughter, Khing, in his place.
However, things are far from simple, as Khwan and Khing do not get along and constantly argue.
All of this unfolds into a story that is fun, chaotic, comedic, lighthearted, and slightly spooky—while also carrying meaningful life lessons about karma. Whether it’s exorcising spirits, helping troubled ghosts, or dealing with all kinds of supernatural encounters, the story also reflects how sometimes humans can be even scarier and more unpleasant than ghosts.
“When you finish watching this sitcom, you’ll have to ask yourself: today… have you done a good deed yet?”