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MONSAM are everything
I love the chemistry between the leads. The story might be the best with too many plot holes but I watched it for the romance. They were cute and it's a good start for gl. Sam the boss lady was so hot pursuing Mon. We get to know she wasn't always this emotionles. Hate her grandmother. That bitch. Also don't like how that cheating couple got a happy ending. Mon and Sam's friends were one the best things about this series, the way they supported them throughoutWe see an overwhelming majority of bls but way less gls. Hope to see more gls from Asian countries r
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I LOVED THIS SERIES
This is my favourite romance of any series, I think. It's insane to say, and I don't even like Thai dramas usually? I cried so much and it got the fangirl squeal out of me. SO MUCH. I'm a gay man and two women got me to fangirl squeal...I didn't like the music too much overall, but it's not super important to me. HOWEVER I will give it an 8 because Becky sings throughout and I absolutely love her voice.
Phreen has perhaps become one of my favourite actresses, just out of this and nothing else I've seen from her. Yes, this drama is momentous and historic, but even as a straight romance I would find this wonderful masterpiece of cinema exceptional.
My only real gripe is the fact that we didn't get to learn much about the co-workers, and that the grandmother was not more present throughout the plot, but honestly I think the way everything was done was absolutely exceptional.
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Different From Others GL
It's a refreshing storyline compared to other GL.GL story lovers should watch this story because it is life-changing! Seriously!
From the smallest character to the main character, each character plays a very good role. This series is alive because every cast understands each other's characters. Their acting looks alive and real!
Each plot is not boring and not too difficult to understand but contains mixed emotions. Instead, it makes you wonder what will happen with the romance that is prevented by the family. But the combination of comedy elements brightens up this story.
Even the OST keeps stuck in my head! MUST WATCH!!!
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Loved it
I loved this girl's love series. Yes, there may be ups and downs in their relationship but still, it was a good combination of the troupe and the way there was so much emotion just using their eyes and it was such a good show that I finished watching it in two days. I would recommend this show for those who want to kill time and there is no need to expect so much but just enjoy the show. The acting was so on point that the casting was so perfect for it. Freen was the best character for playing sam because she was so into the character that she literally bought it to life. This just made the show even more worth watching as I don't usually watch thai drama but this is definitely worth a try to watch. Hope that the two leads can have another more extended series like this again.Was this review helpful to you?
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Very good girl love story. One of the best gl
I would recommend. very good. Love becky acting with Mon. Work very well and also freen.Very nice plot and story line and the actors are amazing. I love how the story is about A girl closing the gap between them. Which strengthens their relationship also how they met each other again after a long time period. Even though they have an age gap the still loved each other and don’t care about the gap between them which make them stronger. I would wish the Drama/series will be a little longer. But over all 10/10. You should definitely watch it.
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Must Watch
It is a good Show also the OST Whisper By Freen Sarocha is epic; Many series have a lot of BS about GL/Yuri this is so straightforward and fully shows what it is about, a full and complete romance and comedy Yuri drama; two of the best I watched including yuri or another which is so good in terms of excitement and story only bad ending; but this one really good with a complete and good finish. m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m mm m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m mWas this review helpful to you?
GAP: The Series — Thailand’s First GL Drama Breaks Ground
The story, adapted from an online novel by Chao Planoy, follows Mon, a young, energetic and idealistic woman who joins a large company in hopes of meeting Sam, her superior—cold, brilliant, and distant. The main dramatic tension lies in the gap between these two female figures: a social gap, an age gap, an emotional gap. The plot follows a familiar structure, using the classic office romance and CEO-intern trope seen in many modern love stories—which works well. But beneath this apparent contrast between innocence and coldness runs a deeper thread: that of mutual learning. Sam is not just the distant embodiment of female power—she is also the product of a patriarchal, conservative society, where being a powerful woman often requires sacrifice and a certain hardness. Mon, on the other hand, represents a freer generation, more open with her emotions, perhaps more naive, but also bolder.In terms of direction, the series remains simple, even conventional at times, borrowing heavily from romantic drama codes: slow motion, lingering glances, emotionally charged music. And yet, this simplicity serves its purpose—it’s not about subverting form, but about normalizing representation. Making lesbian love feel just as “expected” and “ordinary” as any romance on screen is, in itself, a quiet but real revolution.
Of course, it would be unfair not to mention the rare chemistry between the two leads, Freen and Becky, whose dynamic goes far beyond the script. Their performance transcends dialogue—it’s found in glances, silences, subtle physical hesitations. Through them, the series offers a queer physicality, a different way of filming desire, far from the male gaze or oversexualized clichés.
Naturally, the overall cast is well chosen and plays a key role in the show’s unique charm. While Freen and Becky carry the emotional weight of the story, the rest of the cast is equally memorable—funny and endearing, balancing the romantic tension with humor that’s sometimes absurd, sometimes tender.
The show’s greatest strength lies in how it situates this romance in a deeply political context—without ever explicitly framing it as such. The romantic stakes become a space of identity affirmation and negotiation, and that’s where GAP draws its power. The series subtly addresses the social constraints faced by Thai women: arranged marriage, filial duty, latent homophobia, and the rigid hierarchies of the corporate world. Through Sam’s journey—torn between her social position and her desires—we can read a quiet rejection of the role of the docile woman, the obedient future wife, the carrier of a silent patriarchal legacy.
Ultimately, GAP: The Series is a significant work that not only entertained, but also contributed to a more inclusive representation of sapphic relationships on Thai television. While it may have its flaws, its cultural importance and impact on the GL genre make it a must-watch for fans of queer storytelling.
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personal opinion on gap (no personal hate on whichever party)
as gap being the very first gl series i’ve ever watched, i didn’t have any expectations apart from the shots and snippets that i watched from social media that led me to this series. one thing that made me quite upset was about the characters’ personalities. like for sam, i didn’t like how she lied to mon that kissing her and doing ‘all that’ before they became girlfriends was something that friends would normally do, like have u ever seen normal friends kissing and biting each other? plus, the scene where mon called sam and asked her about what their relationship status was, the fact that sam even brought up that she was quite a few years older than mon which meant that they can’t be in a romantic relationship, AND still kissed her as if they were a couple. but other than that, the acting and story is still good, it is not rushed and it flows smoothly. the actresses’ acting are good which made the series good in general. i’m surprised that this series is rated 13+ cuz from the looks of ‘certain’ scenes (iykyk), it looks more like 18-21+ to me [p.s.: i only knew about gl shows this year(2024) so i’m still quite new to this industry:)]Was this review helpful to you?
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not my favorite
my first review.because i’m frustrated!
i almost dropped this show after episode 9 but a friend convinced me to pick it back up.
i loved this show at first. i loved the work dynamic, i was so excited to see what would eventually happen with Sam’s “no dating rule” while she was dating Mon. i was invested in the cute side characters at the workplace. then at some point in the series… the entire workplace just.. vanishes. what happened with the coworkers? the series just completely takes a turn and the entire thing is suddenly about sam’s grandmother (who made me want to punch my screen every time her face was on it) we kinda just never go back to the workplace setting and see everyone finding out about Sam and Mon’s relationship.
with that being said, after the workplace vanishes, i had to force myself to keep watching the show.. i kept thinking “why are they even together, they do nothing but argue and bicker…” there was a time near the end where i almost hoped that Mon would have just went to England. it would have been a healthy new start for her. not saying she’s innocent, considering how she dated Sam the entire series while Sam technically had a fiancée.
the grandmother’s “change of heart” at the end of the series was just too much. i just couldn’t believe it. there’s no way. i knew it was coming, i saw it coming, i kept thinking to myself; no way is she suddenly going to change her mind. after driving away the first granddaughter for who knows how long, and driving away the second granddaughter LITERALLY TO HER DEATH. and now because Sam is “sad” in the past couple months, she’s going to completely change her horrible demon-like personality? there’s just no way.. and she did. they did it. the show tried to give her a redemption arc. i couldn’t buy it by the end.
Sam was so indecisive i just couldn’t with her anymore.
Mon started acting like a damn pushover at every chance.
..and what happened to the work place setting?!?
i’m hoping the Loyal Pin does justice to these two because i did enjoy their acting despite them not having much of a good story to work with!!!!!!
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A Messy GL But Memorable One
The plot is overall good, but the side plots are left unsatisfied or incomplete. It also educates about the issues of LGTBQ+ couples in Thailand, advocates for marriage equality, and normalizes romantic relationships between women and women.The acting is cringey, but bearable.
The OSTs are enjoyable, though some of the songs’ styles are a bit outdated.
The cinematography is horrible, making it uncomfortable to watch with its weird angles.
Lastly, the production has good attitudes and intentions towards the series, but the overall quality has a cheap look to it.
My Opinions:
Although my rating for GAP is low, GAP is gold. It was the first series that open my world to GL series with better representation, compared to the one I had saw. It has unique charms to it that makes it addicting and fun to watch, despite its flaws, and it is an all time favorite of mine.
Also, one thing I love the most about this series is Freen and Becky’s chemistry that is overflowing out of the screen.
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GL Representation
This series is a great starting series for anyone interested in GL. I'm glad we're finally getting more wlw relationships on screen. This story is quite a cliché but does it in a gay way ( which I love). There are several cute scenes within the show and the show can get very serious at certain times ( especially near the end of the series). This show definitely has a realistic undertone to it regarding things like how other people view wlw relationships and how older and more traditional people view LGBTQ+. I was satisfied with how it ended and how the whole show went. It may be cheesy and a bit predictable but representation is representation. We can only go up from here!Was this review helpful to you?
