The Gifted (2018)

Student have to solve the puzzle to reveal the truth about their school. There's an episode about finding out the death of an old student to complete the exam.

A Gift to the People You Hate features almost half of the same cast as The Gifted so you can expect same the amazing acting fitting for a thriller. Fiat’s performance in this one is especially laudable. He didn’t get a lot of screen time in The Gifted, but you will see him portray a complex character in this one.

It also deals with an establishment that holds a big secret to how each character interacts with each other, and each person’s love-hate relationship with this establishment.

I would recommend Blacklist, but despite having the same stellar 2 mains Nanon and Chimon, the story is only subpar compared to The Gifted. There’s less mystery and more drama. And more romance than thriller.

A special place for students with superpowers; a unique entrance exam; school mysteries and secrets; a student hierarchy and jealousy, students with insecurities and fear of failure; sometimes a congenial environment and other times a competitive or hostile environment; management disagreements among school administrators.

So the gifted and homestay are pretty similar in my opinion they both have supernatural things happening there is a main character that is trying to figure out stuff bothers dramas have elements like romance tragic past People hiding something finding the truth at the end and the drama stop being a mystery honestly they both were very interesting not very funny more suspenseful more of a society bullying thing but we're great

The Gifted contains supernatural tone to it. The series also has mystery and thrill, keeps you at the edge of your seat. One of the main actors of Midnight museum (Gun atthaphan) also starred here.

Both series take place in a mysterious and eerie school setting. Both main characters try to uncover the mystery that is in their school and face challenges while solving the problem.In both the dramas the teachers are the villains .In Nightmare teacher they more focus on one or two main characters while in The gifted they focus on each characters of series.

Both from GMMTV

Gun acting skills >>>

Plot twist is superb

Intense ang mga happenings sa school. Mapapaisip ka at the same time masstress sa plot.

Although The Gifted is much darker and not a comedy, they both centre around school's that train superpowers. I preferred The Gifted to Super Star Academy and the cast is so All-star and a lot of them are appearing in the new GMM show Blacklist this year

Both take place in a school that has 'gifted' students and both series are thought provoking. White Christmas and The Gifted are 'dark' dramas that explore different subjects.

It has a lot of the same cast. It also talks about highschool students. It talks about them maturing and growing up. Also its just really cool because we get to watch our favorite characters has super powers. I was surprised at how much I liked the cast even better in this drama.

Both of the dramas are quite different on the surface. Gakkou no Kaidan isn't a sci-fi while The Gifted is. What they do have in common is student empowerment and equality of students. How you shouldn't look down on others based on the background or how smart they are. Gakkou no Kaidan is about proper justice, while in The Gifted, the students want equality and try to express that everyone are just the same. The key similarity though is that they want to change and fix the corrupt education and school system. The Gifted is great if you're looking for student empowerment and super powers in one.

A movie that focuses on the Thai education system and the lengths students will go through to ace a test that will get them scholarship and enrollment in the top universities around the world. A thought provoking, dark film which explores rights and wrongs of education and the morality of students that will keep you at the edge of your seat with your heart racing from start to finish. Is semi based on real cheating scandals based throughout Asia and Southeast Asia - specifically one based in Thailand, which also happens to be the film's country of origin.

Both shows have a pretty similar setting since they take place in a privileged and elite school where the most successful students have a lot of privilege, there are highest and lowest ranking classes because of that.

So 'The Gifted' and 'The Underclass' explore how much unfair the education system can be and how much bad it is to school life.

Take away the “potential” that the Gifted students have and you have Hormones. Both have a similar storytelling style where a theme/main storyline runs through the majority of the series but a specific story is focused on and about a character which is told during one or two episodes. The underlying challenges that HIgh School students face are well told in both series.

Both are about discontent and corruption in the Thai schooling system. Both are thrillers that keep you on your toes wondering what happens next.