Loading titles…
Drama / Comedy
In a buzzing digital agency, newcomerPat and his strict boss, Jeng, share an unexpected spark—hiding secrets that could upend their world.
Pat accidentally spills a drink on Jeng's shoes, but he hasn't realized that this person will turn out to be his new manager!
While dealing with Jeng's high-pressure management style, Pat also meets someone from his past that he'd rather not meet again.
Pat and his friends attend a birthday celebration, but he is taken aback when he sees Pat there. Overcome by unexpected emotions, Pat drinks too much and ends up making a fool of himself.
Because of something that Jeng said, Pat decides that he should find out what Jeng's weakness is behind his perfect exterior.
During a work collaboration, Pat and Put cross paths once again, catching the attention of Jeng as he observes the subtle emotions exchanged between the two of them.
Pat and Jeng have a delightful time together shopping for furniture. Meanwhile, Put begins to mend his relationship with Pat, working towards a better understanding between them.
Put goes the extra mile to try to make Pat very happy, but this also makes Pat thinking about his own feelings regarding Put.
Pat and Put discuss their feelings for each other, while Jeng confesses his feelings towards Pat.
Even though Jeng confesses his love, Pat still maintains distance with his boss. At the same time, Pat's parents come to celebrate their son's birthday.
Pat and Jeng finally work things out between each other, but as a result, Pat starts to be questioned by his colleagues at his company.
The turmoil surrounding the leaked video has finally settled, but the president decides to shake things up at Jian Group, which also affects the relationship between Pat and Jeng.
Two years after breaking up, Pat and Jeng accidentally meet again at a work event.
Pat
Jeng
Put
Jaab
Jane
Chot
Ae
This comedy series, which follows the exploits of employees at London's fictional "Grace Brothers" department store, is full of sexual innuendo, slapstick, visual gags, and double entendres. Much of the show's humor parodies Britain's class system, and many of the show's characters are based on stereotypes of the period, including the effeminate Mr. Humphries and the rich, but stingy, store owner.
Jim, 30s, is a filmmaker who had a special relationship with Michael, 20s, an actor he worked with five years ago. In the midst of shooting a film, Michael quit from the project. While Metro Manila is in a lockdown, the two meet again. Their dynamics becomes volatile, fighting at some point and making love the next moment. Jim's mother, Yvonne, dies and 'gets in the way.' Once again, their relationship is halted. After sometime, at a wedding, Jim and Michael meet again. Will they finally seize the chance to realize their protracted relationship?
Khanun
Ying
Nan
Toh
Beam
