Taken inspiration from the format of UK show Skins, both series employs the one character-centric episodic format in order to tell the lives of Thai teenagers as authentically as possible.
Both series are worked on by Boss Kuno. Boss Kuno specifically wrote the episodes for Koi + Dao, Boss, Sun in Hormones Season 3.
Both series are worked on by Boss Kuno. Boss Kuno specifically wrote the episodes for Koi + Dao, Boss, Sun in Hormones Season 3.
Taken inspiration from the format of UK show Skins, both series employs the one character-centric episodic format in order to tell the lives of Thai teenagers as authentically as possible.
Taken inspiration from the format of UK show Skins, both series employs the one character-centric episodic format in order to tell the lives of Thai teenagers as authentically as possible.
Both series feature a main character who is LGBTQ+ and has the job of village chief/head man, also known as 'phu yai'.
Even though the themes are extremely different (cooking and hospital), there are way more similarities between these dramas than I thought
- FL harbors a seemingly unrequited love for the ML
- FL is headstrong, stubborn, optismistic, perservering inexperienced newcomer at her workplace
- ML is seemingly cold at first and often yells/scolds at FL and gradually begin to soften with her over time as he develops a mentor/mentee relationship with FL
- ML and FL first meeting was cute and FL had a good impression of ML until FL met him again at the workplace where he is a seemingly cold and ruthless workaholic
- There's a scene where ML professes his love for FL saying he loves her more than she loves him despite being the colder/less affectionate between the two of them
- ML starts to show his affection for FL after getting injured for saving ML from a dangerous situation
- Near the end of the series, both FL is given a chance to go study abroad and ML supports her in going although the FLs make different decisions in their respective dramas
- FL harbors a seemingly unrequited love for the ML
- FL is headstrong, stubborn, optismistic, perservering inexperienced newcomer at her workplace
- ML is seemingly cold at first and often yells/scolds at FL and gradually begin to soften with her over time as he develops a mentor/mentee relationship with FL
- ML and FL first meeting was cute and FL had a good impression of ML until FL met him again at the workplace where he is a seemingly cold and ruthless workaholic
- There's a scene where ML professes his love for FL saying he loves her more than she loves him despite being the colder/less affectionate between the two of them
- ML starts to show his affection for FL after getting injured for saving ML from a dangerous situation
- Near the end of the series, both FL is given a chance to go study abroad and ML supports her in going although the FLs make different decisions in their respective dramas
Same director and screenwriter. Both share the premise of an inspector investigating a series of serial killings with his lover being a prime suspect in the murder cases.
- MC gets into an accident and gets transmigrated into the body of another person
- MC was betrayed by 'their lover' before accident but is forced to meet them again after transmigration
- Different is that in My Stand-In is not a revenge story but Game Rak Patihan will be about MC making a revenge
- MC was betrayed by 'their lover' before accident but is forced to meet them again after transmigration
- Different is that in My Stand-In is not a revenge story but Game Rak Patihan will be about MC making a revenge
Both series have
- an underdog leading trio (two males and 1 female)
- involvement with crypto/NFT
- themes of start-up/revenge/making money
- available exclusively on streaming platforms: netflix and prime video
- an underdog leading trio (two males and 1 female)
- involvement with crypto/NFT
- themes of start-up/revenge/making money
- available exclusively on streaming platforms: netflix and prime video
The protagonist is young, determined, inspired to join the restaurant/bakery that they've eaten from. Romantic lead is an arrogant, skilled hot tempered chef/baker who doesn't cut the protagonist any slack. 2nd romantic lead is very kind and caring to the protagonist during their rough time at first.
