📺 Thai Dramas 2013

เรื่องราวอลวนนี้เริ่มต้นที่ ต้นหอม ศกุลตลา รับบทเป็นโปรดิวเซอร์รุ่นพี่ที่แอบหลงรัก โบ ธนากร ดีเจรุ่นน้องในสังกัดจนเป็นที่มาของความฮาและเรื่องราววุ่น ๆ ชวนให้ปวดหัวไม่เว้นแต่ละวัน เริ่มตอนแรกก็มีซีนเข้าพระเข้านางกันเลยทีเดียว โดยฉากนี้ โบ เข้ามาขอบคุณ ต้นหอม ที่ซื้อนาฬิกามาให้ เท่านั้นไม่พอยังคุกเข่าสารภาพรักแถมเอามือต้นหอมมาจูบ ๆ ๆ แบบจู่โจมชนิดบ้าคลั่งไม่ทันให้ตั้งตัวอีกต่างหาก ซึ่งฉากนี้ก่อนถ่ายทีมงานกลัวว่าทั้งคู่จะเขินกันจนต้องถ่ายหลายเทค แต่ที่ไหนได้ทั้งคู่กลับเคมีตรงกัน เล่นเข้าขากันจนเทคเดียวผ่าน!! แถมสีหน้าและท่าทางแอ็คติ้งของทั้งคู่ก็แสดงออกมาซะมากมาย เล่นเอาดีเจคนอื่น ๆ ที่รอเข้าฉากหัวเราะกันจนท้องแข็ง เอาละซิ! พระเอกจู่โจมนางเอกตั้งแต่ตอนแรกแบบนี้ เห็นทีความรักของนางเอกจะมีแววสมหวังรึเปล่า? ติดตามเอาใจช่วยได้ในซิทคอมดีเจสุดฮา เลิฟ ออน แอร์ ไม่บอกรัก...แต่รักมาก ในวันอาทิตย์ที่ 7 เมษายนนี้ เวลา 19.00 น. เสนอเป็นตอนแรก ทางช่องกรีนแชนแนล

Tum, a mischievous high school senior, is secretly crushing on the school star. However, he gets a massive headache when he discovers that May, the girl of his dreams, is actually a "Fujoshi" (a girl obsessed with Boys' Love). But with the help and bizarre advice of his two best friends—Pae, the handsome bestie, and Aon, the foul-mouthed four-eyes—this love might actually stand a chance.

However, his love hits a snag when he starts questioning if his feelings for his dream girl are real, especially when May turns out to like Pae instead. Even worse, after the three guys immerse themselves in "Y" (Boys' Love) content, Pae starts feeling shaky about the same sex. Teenage loneliness and unpredictable love lead to "Y-chaos," making it hard to guess who they really love.

Tong, a dedicated final-year university student, is in love with Nan, a beautiful party girl who sees him only as someone to help with her reports. As the final year approaches, Nan’s studies don't progress because she cares more about partying than learning. Tong tries every method to ensure she graduates. When the submission deadline arrives, he must choose between his own future and the future of the woman he loves. Even if Tong looks like a fool in everyone else's eyes—even though Nan already has a boyfriend, loves nightlife, or gets high on drugs until she’s senseless—she still looks perfect to him. He has loved Nan for a long time, and while he wasn't her first, he just wants to be her last.

Ton, a good-humored office worker, has been dating his girlfriend Kaew for seven years. However, on the night celebrating his promotion, Ton wakes up in bed with Jay, a Tomboy friend. As if that wasn't chaotic enough, a cool young Vice President appears and starts heavily flirting with Kaew. To make matters worse, the Tomboy keeps messing with his head in every way possible.

How will Ton's love life turn out? Will Kaew break up with him? Will the Tomboy turn into a lady? Will Tum turn out to be gay? And will Tong really throw away his future for Nan? Find the answers in Soot Rak Plik Lock (The Love Twist Formula).

"Boy in the Shadow" is a heartwarming romantic drama that is deeply touching, bringing smiles to faces stained with tears of emotion.

The story portrays the bond between twin brothers. The younger twin, "Parn," is born healthy and normal, while the elder twin, "Wao," is disabled and has always lived in his brother's shadow. Wao grows up surrounded by pitying looks from those around him, leading him to believe wholeheartedly that he is inferior to everyone else and destined to live in someone else's shadow forever.

However, through Parn's love, the support of those around him, and finding faith in himself, Wao is eventually able to step out of the darkness and live happily in society.

It was a historic day when the Thai national futsal team faced off against Iran. Everyone was excited and hopeful for a victory, but no one could have guessed that on that very night, several young lives would change forever.

As the match neared its end, Hok, Cobra, Lo, and Thi were arrested by the police for various offenses. Meanwhile, Nay, a rising star player who carried the hopes of the entire nation, missed the crucial final penalty kick, causing Thailand to lose. Overwhelmed by disappointment and regret, he got drunk and drove his car, hitting Rin, an 8-year-old girl, leaving her disabled. Their mistakes led them all to meet at "Ban Chana Jai" (House of Winning Hearts), a juvenile detention center under the care of its new director, Aunt Kal.

Aunt Kal's transition into her new role as director was not smooth. Her vision was to transform this "kid's prison" into a home by changing the rules of Ban Chana Jai to focus on reconciliation, allowing the children to learn their own self-worth. However, she faced significant obstacles from Deputy Director Manas, who constantly tried to impede her efforts.

Despite the challenges, through her determination, Aunt Kal managed to form a small futsal team for Ban Chana Jai. She enlisted the help of Teacher Oum and Nay to coach the team, with Hok, Cobra, Lo, Thi, Diew, Per, Tao, and other kids in the home as members.

The journey of "Team Zero" was far from beautiful. They faced immense pressure from society during every match. As the pressure mounted, conflicts arose within Team Zero, causing the members to drift apart. However, in the end, driven by their love for futsal and the desire to prove themselves to the outside world, the children of Team Zero reunited. This time, they put tremendous effort into their training, and their dedication ultimately led Team Zero to victory.

Ban Chana Jai became like a second home for the children. They received excellent care and attention from Aunt Kal, Nay, and Teacher Oum. From their first day at Ban Chana Jai to the day they had to leave, the children gained many experiences. Aunt Kal felt proud knowing these children were ready to go out and live among others in society.

Before they left, Aunt Kal gave them a special gift: she organized a "Peace Day." On this day, the offenders asked for forgiveness from those they had wronged, allowing them to leave and live their lives without lingering guilt.

In the end, after leaving Ban Chana Jai, the children were able to live normal lives in society. Each pursued their dreams and applied the lessons learned at Ban Chana Jai, which had taught them so much, ultimately granting them a good new life.

Tune in to the drama "Ban Chana Jai." Directed by: Cherdpong Laoyont Starring: Hattaya Wongkrachang, Chanon Thipkanok, Chanya Lertatchariyakul, Panya Sukkhajeethamrong, Chaowares Saengsawang, and Chawanrat Jenjitranon. Broadcast: Mondays and Tuesdays at 20:20 on Thai PBS. Premiere: Monday, November 4, 2013. Website: www.thaipbs.or.th/banchanajai

When stepping out of the university gates, fresh graduates like Chat, Ong, Noon, and Pan must step into the working world and make their dreams a reality by finding their first job. However, the opportunity to land a dream job doesn't come easily.

Chat wants to work with Mr. Thanu, a marketing idol, but loses that chance to Wi, a beautiful, smart, and unyielding girl who got the job through connections—especially when competing against a rookie like Chat.

Pan gets his dream job but struggles to adapt to the environment.

Noon chooses the right salary over the right job because her dream is to see Mount Fuji.

Ong doesn't want to work at all, but his parents suddenly use their connections to land him a job anyway.

How will the opportunities these four friends receive change their lives? Follow their stories in the sitcom "Kho Aphai... Mue Mai Hat To" (Sorry... Rookie Growing Up).

Picking up where ATM the movie left off, Sua and Jib have decided to get married. Sua is still working at JNBC while Jib, the former deputy manager, is now a housewife. Jib's daily routine involves washing clothes, vacuuming, cooking and even driving her beloved husband to work. For Jib the housekeeping duties isn't as bad as the feeling of losing her financial independence.

The anxiety and stress brought on by the sudden lifestyle change doesn't take long to take its toll on Jib and before you know it she is back to work at JNBC again. It is business as usual for the couple as their boss assigns another important project for them to complete.

Let the games begin again, but this time the consolation prize is a demotion to become the lifetime managing director of Household Inc.

Can these two type-A individuals coexist together as a happily married type-B couple or will their natural sensibilities get the best of both of them in this 'survival of the wittiest' romantic comedy?

(Source: GTH Youtube Channel)

"Rak Jat Tem" (Love Full On) is a series that gathers stories of relationships between couples with vastly different attitudes toward marriage.

First, there’s the newlywed couple of the year, Pae and Mon Thong, who seem perfect on the outside but are shocked by each other's behaviors that they never saw while dating. For instance, Pae snores so loudly that even playing rock music with earplugs can’t drown it out. Or Mon Thong’s mother’s addiction to eating durian with fermented fish (PLA RA), which causes Pae and his mother-in-law to literally turn their noses up at each other.

The difficulties for Pae and Mon Thong escalate when they accidentally sign a contract to be presenters for sanitary ware and bathroom products. The contract stipulates that they must act like an enviable couple in public until the contract expires.

Then there is another couple with completely opposite lifestyles, representing the couples of 2013. If they aren't confident in the stability of their partnership, they absolutely refuse to hear wedding bells (deep down, they are afraid of marriage). This is an "It's Complicated" couple who refuse to define their relationship like others. They believe that if they are happy dating today, that’s enough—no need to worry about the future. Or if one day they want to see other people, they can just say so directly without hard feelings. You could call it a truly "Post-Modern" relationship.

The series also features the story of an exemplary older couple—the parents' generation—who uphold the traditional motto of "holding the golden cane and diamond club" (meaning staying together until old age). Additionally, many single men and women will join to share their perspectives on finding true love.

How bizarre and entertaining will the obstacles in these diverse relationships be? Tune in to "Rak Jat Tem" (Love Full On), airing every Sunday at 23:30 on Thai TV Channel 3.