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Hormones: The SeriesAlso known as'Hormones: The Series'GenreTeen dramaDirected
by
 * Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn

StarringSee belowCountry of originThailandOriginal language(s)ThaiNo. of
seasons3No. of episodes36 + 6 specialsProduction company(s)ReleaseOriginal
network
 * GMM One
 * GTH On Air

Original release18 May 2013 –
26 December 2015External linksOfficial Facebook page

Hormones (Full title: Hormones: Wai Wawun, 'Hormones: วัยว้าวุ่น'), promoted as
Hormones: The Series, is a Thai teen drama television series produced by GTH and
first broadcast in 2013. The show follows the lives and relationships of a group
of secondary school students as they go through school and home life and face
various issues. Breaking the mould of Thai television, which typically features
Thai soap operas and sitcoms, Hormones was conceived with a style more commonly
found in the U.S. and production values more usually associated with filmmaking.
It also distinguished itself by featuring controversial issues such as teenage
sex and pregnancy, homosexuality and school violence.[1]
The series' first season was directed by Songyos Sugmakanan, and was broadcast
on satellite channel GMM One and online from May to August 2013. The series was
positively received and, despite not being shown on free-to-air terrestrial
television and being criticized for its content, proved extremely popular,
prompting the creation of a second season. Directed by Kriangkrai
Vachiratamporn, the second season began broadcasting in July 2014. In September
2015, Hormones 3: The Final Season began broadcasting. The episodes of the final
season were also released in the GTH's official channel with official English
subtitles.


PRODUCTION[EDIT]

First season poster
Hormones is produced by Thai film company GMM Tai Hub (GTH) and its subsidiary
production and casting company Nadao Bangkok. According to director Songyos
Sugmakanan, Hormones was conceived partly as a channel for GTH to create acting
opportunities for its teenage actors and partly as an experiment in creating a
drama series that was non-typical for Thai television (which usually features
Thai soap operas and sitcoms). With a concept partly based on Songyos's 2008
film of the same name and inspired by the British series Skins, Hormones seeks
to explore and portray various aspects and issues of adolescent life. These
include topics normally considered taboo for open discussion in Thai society,
such as teenage sex and school violence.[2][3]
In creating the script, Songyos and the writing team conducted online research
on contemporary adolescent issues, but also learned from the experiences of the
young cast members. He aimed to show the issues from a teenager's point of view
and actively avoided any preaching, trying instead to have consequences of
actions implied through the characters' experiences.[3][4] Songyos opted to use
the filmmaking techniques that he was familiar with in the creation of Hormones,
adjusting them to suit a television production.[2] Filming of the first season
took place from December 2012 to April 2013.[5]
Although originally planned for only one season, GTH announced towards the end
of the first season that it would be producing a second one, responding to the
show's popularity. Songyos switched roles to become producer for the second
season, with Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn, who had co-written the series, becoming
director. GTH also launched a casting programme with an accompanying reality
series titled Hormones: The Next Gen, in order to select additional actors to
supplement the original main cast from the first season.[6]


STORYLINE, CAST AND CHARACTERS[EDIT]

Hormones features an ensemble cast, with nine main characters in the first
season. The story mainly takes place at the fictional Nadao Bangkok College,
where the characters attend upper-secondary school. All the main characters are
followed throughout the season, with each episode focused on one or a few of the
characters and the issues they experience.[2]
The main cast for the first and second seasons, in order of first-season
billing, are:[2]
 * Pachara Chirathivat (Peach) as Win, the most popular boy at school who is
   used to getting what he wants
 * Ungsumalynn Sirapatsakmetha (Pattie) as Kongkwan, a role-model student seen
   by her classmates as 'the perfect girl'
 * Sutatta Udomsilp (Punpun) as Toei, a friendly girl who gets along better with
   male friends than with other girls
 * Chutavuth Pattarakampol (March) as Phu, a bisexual saxophonist in the school
   concert band and Toei's ex-boyfriend
 * Sirachuch Chienthaworn (Michael) as Mhog, an artsy and reclusive boy obsessed
   with film photography
 * Gunn Junhavat as Tar, an ambitious boy with a passion for the guitar and an
   attraction to Toei
 * Sananthachat Thanapatpisal (Fon) as Dao, an innocent dreamy girl with an
   overprotective mother
 * Thanapob Leeratanakajorn (Tor) as Phai, a hot-headed boy who often gets in
   trouble for violence
 * Supassra Thanachat (Kao) as Sprite, a free-spirited, sexually liberated girl

Three supporting actors from the first season also receive main billing in the
second:

 * Sedthawut Anusit (Tou) as Thee, a school band flutist and Phu's ex-boyfriend
 * Napat Chokejindachai (Top) as Pop, the de facto school reporter who knows
   about all the happenings in the school
 * Kemisara Paladesh (Belle) as Koi, Dao's best friend and girlfriend

New characters in Season 2 include:
 * Thiti Mahayotaruk (Bank) as Non, a cheerful and friendly boy with a bright
   personality, who becomes Thee's new best friend. Thee falls in love with him,
   but he only sees Thee as a 'brother.'
 * Pearwah N. Chatchaipholrat as Kanom-Pang, Tar's girlfriend and Pop's younger
   sister
 * Narikunn Ketprapakorn (Frung) as Oil, a girl who is very quiet and reserved.
   She is Kanom-Pang's best friend, runs a fake Facebook account in Sprite's
   name.
 * Teeradon Supapunpinyo (James) as Sun, a new vocalist of Tar's band, See
   Scape. He is Kanom-Pang's classmate, and he is a funny and innocent boy with
   a unique voice.
 * Thanaerng Kanyawee Songmuang as Jane, a drug-addicted girl. She is Win's new
   friend from New York.

New characters in Season 3 include:
 * Sarit Tailetwichen (Pea) as Boss, a smart and serious boy that wants to make
   a differences in the school. However, he is not well liked by others.
 * Nutchapan Paramacharenroj (Pepo) as First, a hilarious and fun-loving kid who
   sometimes hang out with Non and Pala.
 * Wongrawee Nateeton (Sky) as Pala, a quiet, earnest, simple boy. He lives with
   his grandmother, who appear to be strict.
 * Narupornkamol Chaisang (Preaw) as Zomzom, a tough girl who often hangout with
   her three friends. Her parents are divorced, but she maintains a good
   relationship with both her parents, and her father's friend, John.
 * Atitaya Craig (Claudine) as Mali, the daughter of John. She moved with her
   father from America to Thailand, and has limited understanding of Thai
   language. She became ZomZom's sister and has a good relationship with her.
   Mali has a huge crush on Sun.
 * Jirayus Khawbaimai (Rolex) as Robot, a close friend and a classmate of Phao.
   They came from the same elementary school.

Pachara, Ungsumalin, Sutatta and Sirachuch had already played major roles in GTH
feature films prior to Hormones, while most of the others had experience in
supporting roles in films or mini-series. Sedthawut and Kemisara made their
acting debut in Hormones.[2] Five new actors from the Hormones: The Next Gen
programme also made their acting debut as supporting characters in the second
season.[6]
In Hormones, the main characters (with the exception of Dao and Koi, who are a
year younger) are matthayom 5 students (equivalent to grade 11) in the first
season, which is set during the 2012 academic year. The second season takes
place a year after the first. Supporting characters include teachers, family
members, classmates and various others.[2][7]


EPISODES[EDIT]

Each season of Hormones consists of thirteen episodes, with one special each at
the beginning and the end. The episodes are as follows.

No.Episode titleMain character(s) of episodeOriginal broadcast dateSeason
10Special: character introduction[2]-18 May 20131'Testosterone'[8]Win25 May
20132'Dopamine'[9]Tar1 June 20133'Endorphin'[10]Sprite8 June
20134'Serotonin'[11]Mhog15 June 20135'Estrogen'[12]Toei22 June
20136'Dopamine'[13]Phu29 June 20137'Adrenaline'[14]Phai6 July
20138'Progesterone'[15]Dao13 July 20139'Cortisol'[16]Kwan20 July
201310'Testosterone vs. Estrogen'[17]Win & Kwan27 July 201311'Oxytocin'[18]All
Characters3 August 201312'Growth Hormone'[19]All Characters10 August
201313'Raging Hormones' (Hormone phung phlak phlak)[20]All Characters17 August
201314Special: the making of[5]-24 August 2013Season 20Special : Behind The
Scene[7]-12 July 20141'Ruk Krum Krim'[21]All Characters19 July
20142'Thee'[22]Thee26 July 20143'Toei'[23]Toei2 August 20144'Dao+Koi'[24]Dao &
Koi9 August 20145'Phu'[25]Phu16 August 20146'Win'[26]Win23 August
20147'Kwan'[27]Kwan30 August 20148'Mhog'[27]Mhog6 September
20149'Sprite'[27]Sprite13 September 201410'Oil'[27]Oil20 September
201411'Tar'[27]Tar27 September 201412'Phai'[27]Phai4 October 201413Finale
[27]All Characters11 October 201414Special [27]-18 October 2014Season
30Special-19 September 20151'Growth Hormone'All Characters26 September
20152'Estrogen'Dao & Koi3 October 20153'Adrenaline'Zomzom & Mali10 October
20154'Serotonin'Phao17 October 20155'Dopamine'Jane24 October
20156'Cortisol'Boss31 October 20157'Androgen'Non7 November
20158'Endorphin'First14 November 20159'Testosterone'Sun21 November 201510'Growth
Hormone II'Pala28 November 201511'Oxytocin'Oil5 December 201512'Oxytocin
II'Kanompang12 December 201513'Hormones'All Characters19 December 201514Special
Season Finale - 'Unseen Hormones'-26 December 2015


BROADCAST AND RECEPTION[EDIT]

The first season of Hormones was broadcast from May to August 2013 on GMM One, a
satellite channel owned by GMM Grammy, GTH's parent company. It occupied the
22:00 slot on Saturday nights, and was also available to view online through GMM
One's website, and for later episodes, YouTube live streaming. Past episodes
were also made available for free viewing on YouTube.[3]
Although the series began with some uncertainty regarding its profitability, it
quickly proved extremely popular, despite not being broadcast on
free-to-airterrestrial television. Each episode had about a million viewers, and
by the eighth episode, the channel's viewership ratings had risen from twentieth
to third for the 22:00 Saturday time slot, following only terrestrial channels 3
and 7. While teenagers make up most of the show's viewership, it has also
received interest from their parents.[4][28] And although the show started with
only one major sponsor, it had at least ten competing advertisers by the end of
the season. The success prompted the production of a second season, which was
announced shortly before the end of the first. The show also developed
followings in Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines.[29] A DVD box set was
released in October 2013.
Reception to the series was mostly positive. Hormones was widely mentioned by
the press, who attributed its success to its production quality and its offering
of new content lacking from usual television programming.[28] However, it also
received negative criticism, especially from conservative voices, for its
inclusion of inappropriate behaviour. Controversial scenes included students
attempting to have sex in a classroom, a female student visit an illegal
abortion clinic after losing her virginity and female students fighting in a
school toilet.[30][31] Some members of the National Broadcasting and
Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) have suggested that the show featured
indecent thoughts and images and, by undermining public morality, might be in
violation of the Public Broadcasting Act.[32] A summons by the NBTC for the
producers to discuss the show's content sparked further debate about media
censorship, while supporters pointed out that some popular soap operas seen by
wider audiences featured far worse behaviour.[32] Director Songyos Sugmakanan
commented that the series played an integral part in Thailand's culture because
the issues this series touches upon like teenage sex, drugs usage and other
adolescent problems faced by the Thai's teen were not usually discussed in Thai
society. For him, avoiding such subjects basically was an example of 'adults
closing their eyes' to reality especially to the high abortion rate in Thailand.
Ungsumalynn Sirapatsakmetha, who plays Khwan in the series, insisted that the
series' aim was to provoke the audience to think and censorship was mainly to
protect those who can't think for themselves.[31] Ultimately, the broadcast of
the first season was completely uncensored but with pixelization of some objects
like cigarette and alcohol containers.
Broadcasting of the show's second season began in July 2014. However, it was
switched to another GMM Grammy-owned channel, GTH On Air, which is available
only through Grammy's own GMM Z set-top box.[6] Although YouTube live streaming
was still offered, the season's past episodes were now only available through
the affiliated AIS Movie Store mobile application. Responding to viewer's
complaints, GTH later offered a simulcast on GMM Channel, a digital terrestrial
channel.[33]
Due to the internet and the new media, Hormones also received tremendous
response from audiences outside Thailand like Vietnam, the Philippines,
Indonesia and China. In China, Hormones has a huge base of fans that watch the
fan-sub version of this series in various video streaming sites.


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