Nyanka

This is not from 2025 line up. This was announced in 2025 that the show was green lit. The script was written and the show is being filmed in 2025. It will air in 2026.
The shows announced for 2026 means they will be filmed in 2026 and will air in 2027 or later.

Keep in mind that teasers and pilot trailers are filmed completely independent of the show and are often made before even a script is written. I know in most places a trailer is clips taken from the series and edited together, but that's not how it is in Thailand.

@jungbareumshow
I enjoy Pooh's acting. As barbra pointed out below, his character is supposed to be emotionally restrained. In the book Thup's entire character is just scared puppy. Pooh did a good job conveying that in the first couple of episodes. The more into the series we get though the more he opens up and becomes more confident. The screenwriters did a really good job adapting the character from the book and exploring his emotional growth as the story progresses.
Imo Pooh probably has the hardest character to portray, half the time when he's pretending to be scared there's nothing but a camera in his face. The lady playing the scary ghost, who's supposed to be attacking him, won't even actually be on set. To me his fear and pain feels genuine despite the fact that he's responding to literally nothing. If that's not good acting then I don't know what is.

(Also, I know it's already been said, but that hansel person is 100% just a troll. They've been inciting arguments week after week. Take everything they say with a tablespoon of salt.)

@Yumi
It's really good! The pacing/plot is very well done, the acting is very good, and the sfx/ghosts are amazingly well done. The show is genuinely creepy and gruesome on the horror side of it, but the romance is very sweet and playful and they balance these two genres very well. It's not spicy or nsfw by any means, but PoohPavel have lots of chemistry.
The murder investigation aspect of the show is also well written, if you haven't read the book you'll be surprised by all the plot twists. This isn't a case where you can guess the murderer in the first couple of episodes, you learn along with the characters as they find clues.
The amount of research that went into the religious/supernatural aspects of the show is seriously herculean level too. They have a side series on youtube where shamans and professors they hired go into depth about the religious history/culture that we see in the show. If there's anything in the show regarding deities or superstitious customs that confuse you the side series will go into depth and explain it. It's super interesting to watch and learn from.
I think the only downside is the number of product placement ads they insert into the show. They'll do one or two per episode which is kind of a lot, but also it's paying for all the amazing special effects and ghosts so it's hard to complain about them. They can be a bit distracting though despite the screenwriters best efforts to make the product placements seem natural.
Overall, I definitely think it's worth a watch, I'd recommend it to anyone who isn't easily scared or turned off by gore.

During Jasp.er's livestream, after the Touch mv dropped, Santa mentioned that they were around halfway through with filming so around 25-30Qs.

Jfc was all of the Singapore drama just Ju teasing this? XD

I'm so hyped for next week. The novel barely described anything about the house/shaman that Thup is currently in. Getting to see it play out on screen is going to be so amazing. Just from the glimpse we saw already the ghost makeup looks beautifully gruesome.

Also, all the ThupSing flirting had me grinning like a loon this entire episode. The flower bracelet was so cute! <3

I can typically find episodes on Dailymotion or on MyAsianTv.

I know he's given more information about the religious stuff than he did in the novel, but one of the things that really stuck out to me was that in the book Thup, after overhearing the officers give a brief description of the seven victims is immediately able to discern their connection to the temple. Here it was a combination of Sing, Sey, and Darin over the course of multiple episodes they learn that all seven visited the temple. Thup was just sitting around, drawing a ghost lol.

@WellLetMeThink The book is definitely worth the read, it's very good, but honestly the show is shaping up to be much better. I actually prefer the way the characters are portrayed here and I like that the screenwriters overlapped the romance and murder mystery plot rather than the two pining after each other for the whole show.
Even though it does bug me that in the book Thup actually helped a lot more with the investigation, here he's basically just eye candy for Sing lmao.

@WellLetMeThink The show definitely won't include all of that lol. They've already changed a lot of things regarding their relationship in the show. Ie Thup being more confident and actively pursuing Sing and the two of them already becoming intimate. Everything described above happened in the last part of the book after the murder mystery had been solved.
I'm assuming (hoping) we're getting 13 eps though specifically for the spicy ending and some of the side stories.

Thup isn't a suspect though, he was proven innocent by Sing and remains as a witness to the crime, furthermore he was asked to become a consultant. Lmao, he should be getting paid to be there.
The only person treating Thup like a suspect is King, because he wants to use him as a scapegoat. The entire rest of the police force want him there to help with the ghosts and occult stuff.

A Yaksha is a guardian that protects temples and such. Sing wasn't a deity, he has a tattoo that offers general protection and his mother worships Thao Wessuwan, she gave the statue to Sing so this deity will protect him and his home.
Change2561 has a video (Side Story ep2) on their youtube channel that explains about Thao Wessuwan.

Lmao, Sere's comment is a little ways down. It was (as it always is) a delight to read. XD

It's also been stated that most ghosts are harmless. Thup explained very clearly that wandering ghosts just want merits, they're not malicious. Only the ghosts related to the ritual are harmful.

Well, that would interfere with the shows runtime though lol. Those vids are usually around 10 minutes. They'd have to cut out ten minutes of content to include them at the end of the episodes. The episodes already feel too short imo, I'd hate for them to be shorter.

Okay, but is anybody else watching the side stories posted on YouTube? Cause those are super cool. I never had any knowledge about Thai religion and superstitions until watching those. I love that Change is really putting in the effort to educate us international fans.
Like seeing things in the show is one thing, but then actually getting a breakdown about where this belief came from or what it means really makes me want to rewatch the show with this new knowledge in mind.

@Cree Gal Why don't you repost your comment about Darin as a spoiler because that actually is one. I wrote something that happened in the book and likely won't be put on screen. You shouted that Darin is Wednesday and acted confused why nobody was talking about that. Nobody is talking about it because it's a major plot event and nobody wants to spoil the plot for those who haven't read the book.

@Bo77 Honestly, they probs won't keep this scene in unfortunately. It's technically already happened in the show. We've already seen Sing fight King in the flashback and King has already tried to flirt/win Sing back. It's more likely they'll replace this scene with an intimate scene between Thup and Sing. Which is also something to look forward to.
But I also wouldn't mind seeing Sing punch King again cause he defs deserves it lol.

It's not a spoiler though. This might not even happen in the show tbh. Book spoilers ≠ show spoilers. Also it's not even plot related, it's just a funny thing that happened. It was the comic relief right before climax of the novel.

Lol, Thup is like this at the end of the book too. Throughout the first part Sing refers to him as a puppy (you'll notice in the show they added a puppy whining sound effect in reference to this), but at the end when they have intimate scenes Sing refers to him as a wolf instead.