- Same Director Koo
- Both are revenge lakorns where FL lost her family members/house as a child because of a rich businessman/woman who trampled on poor people for their own benefits so FL comes back for revenge under a hidden identity
- Both FL uses the ML to get closer/get access to the rich family
- Both antagonist are psychotic, powerful, sociopathic, violent women
- Both MLs and FLs have childhood connections
- Both features triggering themes like violence, murder, child sexual abuse, blood...
- Both are revenge lakorns where FL lost her family members/house as a child because of a rich businessman/woman who trampled on poor people for their own benefits so FL comes back for revenge under a hidden identity
- Both FL uses the ML to get closer/get access to the rich family
- Both antagonist are psychotic, powerful, sociopathic, violent women
- Both MLs and FLs have childhood connections
- Both features triggering themes like violence, murder, child sexual abuse, blood...
- Both shows are heavily based on Thai real life news/political scandals
- Sharp social critiques of politics and religion
- Both shows feature morally ambiguous main characters
- Drug usage
- Monks
- Available exclusively on streaming platforms: netflix and monomax
- Both tells the story of a group of people who try to play with the system, but ultimately, the system strikes back
- Sharp social critiques of politics and religion
- Both shows feature morally ambiguous main characters
- Drug usage
- Monks
- Available exclusively on streaming platforms: netflix and monomax
- Both tells the story of a group of people who try to play with the system, but ultimately, the system strikes back
- Both shows are heavily based on Thai real life news/political scandals
- Sharp social critiques of politics and religion
- Both shows feature morally ambiguous main characters
- Drug usage
- Monks
- Available exclusively on streaming platforms: netflix and monomax
- Both tells the story of a group of people who try to play with the system, but ultimately, the system strikes back
- Sharp social critiques of politics and religion
- Both shows feature morally ambiguous main characters
- Drug usage
- Monks
- Available exclusively on streaming platforms: netflix and monomax
- Both tells the story of a group of people who try to play with the system, but ultimately, the system strikes back
- Both shows have two gay men and a child
- Both has Nat Sakdatorn
- The difference is that Mummy Tee Rak focuses on a lot of issues, the lgbtq+ characters are just supporting characters
- Both has Nat Sakdatorn
- The difference is that Mummy Tee Rak focuses on a lot of issues, the lgbtq+ characters are just supporting characters
- the plot focuses on a female teacher (specialising in psychology) helping a group of troubling kids with their respective problems, with the help of the male teacher
- slowburn romance between two teachers
- both fls have short hair
- both fls are unconventional and the kids take some time to open up to her
- both series have mac nattapat
- slowburn romance between two teachers
- both fls have short hair
- both fls are unconventional and the kids take some time to open up to her
- both series have mac nattapat
- Age Gap
- Slow Burn Romance
- Strangers To Friends To Lovers
- Older guy from the countryside/younger guy from the city
- Main characters are adjusting to their new respective environment
- Open Ending where both characters love each other but are not together for respective circumstances
- Slow Burn Romance
- Strangers To Friends To Lovers
- Older guy from the countryside/younger guy from the city
- Main characters are adjusting to their new respective environment
- Open Ending where both characters love each other but are not together for respective circumstances
- Both are musical series directed by Boy Takonkiet. Musical in its purest definition, in the sense of characters naturally starting to burst into musical numbers to express their feelings, and not just them singing with awareness in the context of the show
- Both shows have MANY actors who are contestants of One31's singing competitions like The Star and Lazicon
- Both are clearly produced with the intention of showcasing One31's roster of singer-actors musical abilities who came from their competition shows
- Both have a music academy setting
- Both shows feature the romances of young people, their ambitions to become singers
- Both have scenes of auditions, singing contests, male characters using songs to confess to their love interests
- Both features covers of the song Piang Chai Khon Neung by Peter Corp Dyrendal
- Both shows have MANY actors who are contestants of One31's singing competitions like The Star and Lazicon
- Both are clearly produced with the intention of showcasing One31's roster of singer-actors musical abilities who came from their competition shows
- Both have a music academy setting
- Both shows feature the romances of young people, their ambitions to become singers
- Both have scenes of auditions, singing contests, male characters using songs to confess to their love interests
- Both features covers of the song Piang Chai Khon Neung by Peter Corp Dyrendal
- both are 8 episode bl series
- both feature pairings of a doctor/someone working in an establishment (politician/police)
- both MCs have a strong sense of justice, righteousness (Dr Nong and Tew)
- both doctor characters are have committed morally grey actions
- both MLs (Dr Kan and Wi) are somewhat manipulative, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals
- there's lots of debates/exchanges/dialogues on different ideologies/political standpoints/social issues
- both are heavily plot-driven stories, not too heavy on romance between the leads (perhaps could be considered slowburn?)
- both feature pairings of a doctor/someone working in an establishment (politician/police)
- both MCs have a strong sense of justice, righteousness (Dr Nong and Tew)
- both doctor characters are have committed morally grey actions
- both MLs (Dr Kan and Wi) are somewhat manipulative, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals
- there's lots of debates/exchanges/dialogues on different ideologies/political standpoints/social issues
- both are heavily plot-driven stories, not too heavy on romance between the leads (perhaps could be considered slowburn?)
- both are 8 episode lakorn-esque bl series
- both feature corrupted politicians, lots of dirty tricks in political games
- both MCs have a heart of gold, is kind, hates politicians and corruptions, have younger sisters who got into accident
- both MLs are somewhat manipulative, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals
- both are plot-driven/heavy stories, not too heavy on romance between the leads (perhaps could be considered slowburn?)
- both feature corrupted politicians, lots of dirty tricks in political games
- both MCs have a heart of gold, is kind, hates politicians and corruptions, have younger sisters who got into accident
- both MLs are somewhat manipulative, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals
- both are plot-driven/heavy stories, not too heavy on romance between the leads (perhaps could be considered slowburn?)
FL and ML are stuck in the same time loop. It's supposedly the worst day of their life but instead of trying to escape the loop, they choose to make use of the time loop and do as much things as they want together as they can while falling in love.
- both are prime-time soap operatic/lakorn style series airing on one31
- both are period series
- both main leads are from thai-chinese family
- both leads are engaged to another female character but don't love them and fall in love with a male character
- both male leads use very gentleman-like language because they have period/royalty settings
- common tropes like forbidden love, gun use violence, power struggle, controlling and disapproving parents, attempted murder of the leads
- both series features the fabulous khun ying rhatha
- both are period series
- both main leads are from thai-chinese family
- both leads are engaged to another female character but don't love them and fall in love with a male character
- both male leads use very gentleman-like language because they have period/royalty settings
- common tropes like forbidden love, gun use violence, power struggle, controlling and disapproving parents, attempted murder of the leads
- both series features the fabulous khun ying rhatha
- Both are revenge lakorns where FL lost her family members/house as a child because of a rich businessman/woman who trampled on poor people for their own benefits so FL comes back for revenge under a hidden identity
- Both series feature former Nadao Bangkok actors who were in Hormones (Peach Pachara, Punpun Sutatta, Praew Narupornkamol)
- Both MLs suffered from past trauma and abuse of their parents so they have to be medicated
- Both MLs encountered FLs as children
- Both FLs use seduction/romance as their way of getting involved with the families that they hate
- Both series used the exact same filming location for the rich house
- Both features triggering themes like violence, murder, sexual assault...
- Both series feature former Nadao Bangkok actors who were in Hormones (Peach Pachara, Punpun Sutatta, Praew Narupornkamol)
- Both MLs suffered from past trauma and abuse of their parents so they have to be medicated
- Both MLs encountered FLs as children
- Both FLs use seduction/romance as their way of getting involved with the families that they hate
- Both series used the exact same filming location for the rich house
- Both features triggering themes like violence, murder, sexual assault...
