If you liked the family and cross--generational aspects of one of the two, then you might want to check out the other. Both are Thai PBS productions and very similar in style.
What else is similar:
* cross-generational discussions about changing attitudes in Thai society
* family // found family -- kind but flawed characters trying their best, failing but never giving up.
* slice-of-life problems, and lower-to-middle class characters
* very light romance subplot
* both Grandpa Sak and Uncle Nok earn their livelihoods by writing and struggle with contemporary audiences at first
* cute background characters
What is different:
* Grandpa's and Grandson's relationship is stable and loving; Nok and Jan start out more antagonistic
* how relationships between parent and children are (not) resolved
* slightly different focus on social issues
What else is similar:
* cross-generational discussions about changing attitudes in Thai society
* family // found family -- kind but flawed characters trying their best, failing but never giving up.
* slice-of-life problems, and lower-to-middle class characters
* very light romance subplot
* both Grandpa Sak and Uncle Nok earn their livelihoods by writing and struggle with contemporary audiences at first
* cute background characters
What is different:
* Grandpa's and Grandson's relationship is stable and loving; Nok and Jan start out more antagonistic
* how relationships between parent and children are (not) resolved
* slightly different focus on social issues
