Watch Brand-New Lesbian Show “GAP, The Series” Full Of Flirty Romance

 

If you are into lesbian romantic comedies, then you won’t want to miss the newest series to hit our screens - “GAP.” The show is full of fresh and flirty romance that we all love to indulge in. So don’t wait any longer. Join the growing fan base for “GAP, the series” now!

Introducing “GAP, The Series”

The Main Plot

Based on the hugely popular novel “GAP Yuri” written by author Chao Planoy that was published on Dek-D, this 12-episode web series has been a sensation! “GAP The Series” has literally catapulted lesbian relationships into the spotlight in Thailand.

The series centers on the relationship between two young women, Mon, a newly graduated student, and Sam, who has been running a big company for many years.

From the very moment Mon and Sam met in their youth, there was an instant spark between them that ignited a flame within Mon. Even though they only spoke briefly when Sam came to Mon's rescue, Sam became unambiguously Mon’s idol. But her feelings for her evolved from that early admiration into a deep and passionate love. The memory of their passing encounter resonated with her, and even after all this time, Sam still holds a special place in her heart since young age. Though their paths diverged for many years, fate had a way of bringing them back together. Mon had just graduated, and luck was on her side as she got a job working at Sam’s company.

The first time Mon and Sam finally meet again, Mon is surprised by Sam's icy exterior. She is so different from the image she'd had of her and what she had imagined her to be. Sam is nothing like the media shows her. Sam's image is completely crashed. At least, at first…

On her side, Sam is a super rich chairwoman who comes from a wealthy royal family. However, her grandmother is pushing for the traditional path—get married, have children, and take care of the home. Unsurprisingly, this isn’t what Sam wants; she has far more ambitious dreams. She’s found a career at her own company that she loves, much to the bafflement of her family.

Even though she kept up a defensive wall against people around her - her brusque and uncompromising attitude at work had earned her the dubious title of ‘bully’ amongst her employees - Mon’s presence filled her with light and joy, changing her life in the most positive of ways. As the connection between the two women grew, piece by piece, Sam began letting go of countless years of armor. She melted into Mon’s freshness and boldness, allowing her true nature to shine through. With every smile and every moment, the wall between Sam and Mon crumbled even further until all that remained was love.

The Lesbian Secondary Plot

In one of the secondary plotlines, we see Mon's best friend Yuki and one of Sam's best friends Tee slowly getting closer throughout the episodes. It's clear to everyone that there has been an attraction between them since their first meeting. The feelings of both are confirmed in episode 8, where Mon and Sam call each of their best friends separately to get advice on how to make love with a girl.

Who Plays In The Show?

“GAP” introduces two talented actresses - Freen Sarocha Chankimha as Samanan "Sam" Anantrakul and Becky Armstrong as Mon Kornkamon.

Freen Sarocha Chankimha is a 24-year-old Thai actress and model. Freen started her modeling career in 2016 when she participated in the Miss Teen Thailand contest and impressed everyone as a finalist. Rebecca Patricia Armstrong, also known as “Becky,” is a 20-year-old British-Thai actress, singer, and model. She has a unique heritage from her Thai mother and British father. Both have signed with the Idol Factory agency and made their acting debut in 2021 with the gay series “Secret Crush On You.”

The two main actresses join a talented lineup of actors, including:

• Heng Asavarid Pinitkanjanapun as Kirk, Sam's business partner
• Ampere Suttatip Wutchaipradit as Noi, Mom's colleague
• Min Natsinee Charoensitthisap as Ya, Mom's colleague
• Thongthong Mokjok as Mee, Mom's colleague
• Noey Natnicha Vorrakittikun as Tee, Sam's friend
• Looknam Orntara Poolsak as Jim, Sam's friend
• Baitoey Punnisa Sirisang as Kade, Sam's friend
• Irin Urassaya Malaiwong as Yuki, Mom's best friend
• Wo Jirawat Wachirasarunpat as On, Mom's step-dad
• Jum Amata Piyavanich as Phon, Mom's mom
• Tassawan Seneewongse as Sam’s grandmother
• Non Ratchanon Kanpiang as Nop, Mom's friend
• Saint Suppapong Udomkaekanjana as Phum

The First Thai Lesbian Series Ever

“GAP” is a revolutionary series that has made history in Thailand - it’s the first lesbian series to ever be released in the country, and, against all odds, it’s been met with an extraordinary amount of enthusiasm! Despite its potentially taboo subject matter in many parts of Thai society, the show has quickly become hugely popular and widely praised across the nation.

The New Addiction You Won’t Be Able To Resist To

The series is a real treat to watch- it’s light and funny and features incredible chemistry between two of its main characters. Sam and Mon are played by two exceptionally talented actresses who have a uniquely special connection with one another that translates seamlessly on-screen.

Episode 1 may not be the most fast-paced or thrilling, but we must understand the story and meet all the characters. Fortunately, subsequent episodes bring out the finest qualities of this series; better humor, sharper production, deeper character development, and hot scenes. Each episode builds upon the previous one, making it difficult not to want to binge-watch until all has been revealed. In other words, get ready to become totally and utterly hooked on the show like I am!

Episodes Guide & Anecdotes (In Hand)

Episode 1

Release date: November 19, 2022

In the first part of episode 1 of the "Gap" series, Mon attends a meet-and-greet event with two of her idols, along with her best friend Yuki. As she takes her place near the stage, Mon's mind wanders off into a daydream about Khun Sam, who has been her idol since elementary school. In her imagination, she envisions dancing on stage with her beloved idol. For a fleeting moment, Mon even imagines sharing a kiss with her. But when she opens her eyes, Mon is actually onstage with two other idols, Billy and Seeng, the main actors of the gay series "Secret Crush On You." (This series, also produced by Idol Factory, revealed Freen and Becky as actresses and a duo in 2021.) Later, Mon and Yuki argue about the gifts they received, and a box of photos of Khun Sam falls to the ground. We then go back thirteen years to when Mon first met Khun Sam after saving her little puppy in the school parking lot. Back in the present, we learn that Mon will soon be working at Khun Sam's company, but she is worried that Khun Sam won't recognize her.

Take a look at the beginning of episode 1 on YouTube >>

In part 2, on her first day at Khun Sam’s company, Mon meets her mentor Ya. To her surprise, Ya initially mistook her for a foreigner, but Mon quickly corrected her, revealing that she is both Thai-British and fluent in Thai.

[This scene is inspired by a true story between Freen and Becky. A few years ago, when Becky joined a workshop to pursue her passion for acting, Freen and Nam (Jim in “GAP”) were already part of it. Freen, Nam, and Mon were the only girls in the workshop, so Freen and Nam wanted to welcome Mon. However, since Becky looked like a Caucasian, Freen wondered if she should speak to her in English like, “Hello. My name is Freen.”]

As they toured the office, Mon met the rest of the team. Noi, responsible for Human Resources, assigns Mon a desk close to Khun Sam’s office. This makes Ya uncomfortable as previous employees who worked there didn’t last long. While exploring her workspace, Mon discovered a photo of a young man at an adjacent desk, indicating his birth and death dates. While she thinks he is deceased, Chin suddenly jumps out of under his desk, scaring everyone. Later, Mon is introduced to Aunt Mee, the cleaning lady who knows everything about the company. Mon is delighted to see everyone is kind in the company and thinks that’s probably because of Khun Sam’s kindness. However, Noi and Ya reveal Khun Sam’s kindness is just a facade. Tension rises in the office when Sam arrives at the company and shows footage of two employees kissing. She then announces their termination for violating the company’s strict no-romance policy.

Watch the second part of episode 1 on YouTube >>

In part 3, Mon, distracted at work, discusses Lady Boss's behavior and the rule on romantic relationships with her colleagues. After an intense encounter with Sam, Mon goes home and talks to her mother about Sam's change in behavior. Her mother encourages her to persevere, and Mon promises to do her best to stay close to her while considering a plan B in England, where her father lives, if necessary. Her stepfather is already excited to attend a ManU match with Mon.

[As an anecdote, the actress playing Mon, Becky, also comes from a Thai-British family, with a British father and a Thai mother. Moreover, she is an avid supporter of the Manchester United soccer team, also known as ManU.]

Sam cancels her plans to join her grandmother. A flashback reveals the strict upbringing she received. Her grandmother criticizes her professional commitment and wishes for her to get married and start a family. Faced with the arrival of Kirk, her fiancé, Sam reaffirms that she will take up the bet made with her grandmother and receives Kirk's support.

Back at home, Sam relaxes while thinking about the promise made to her grandmother. We discover her sadness and loneliness.

The next day at the office, she organizes a meeting to create a new section, Diversity POP. The employees struggle to come up with ideas, and Noi suffers from abdominal pain. Mon asks Sam for a break, who agrees but summons Mon to her office, causing concern among the other employees.

Watch part 3 of episode 1 >>

In part 4, Mon suggests ideas to improve Diversity POP during a meeting with Sam. Despite her intern status, Sam appoints Mon as the administrator of Diversity POP and sets an ambitious goal for her. Her colleagues show support and a welcome dinner is organized by Kirk, Sam's partner with an opposite personality, in honor of Mon.

At the dinner, Mon discovers that Kirk is engaged to Sam. At the end of the evening, the employees criticize Sam's coldness and the rule on romantic relationships. Despite Sam's impassive attitude, Mon remembers her as kind and smiling. As she goes home, Mon, lost in her thoughts, almost gets hit by a car, but Sam saves her. Their intense gaze concludes the first episode.

Watch the last part of episode 1 >>

Episode 2

Release date: November 26, 2022

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Episode 7

Episode 8

Release date: January 14, 2023

Link to the kissing scene: https://youtu.be/C2_krL331oE.

Link to the first hot sex scene between Mon and Khun Sam: https://youtu.be/G5cm9-iNW_U.

Episode 9

Links to the sex scenes: At home https://youtu.be/Mr2blb7ye00 - At the office https://youtu.be/lkPg6z-gVZ4.

Episode 10

Episode 11

Episode 12

Here’s The Trailer

The official trailer for the series is captivating and pairs a romantic tone with suspenseful elements that build an exciting atmosphere. It introduces two young women who fall in love and emphasizes their budding relationship despite the challenging world around them. It also gives you a glimpse of their lives and the hope that lies not too far ahead for them both.

Where To Watch Or Stream Season 1?

You have to options to watch “Gap”:

1. You Live In Thailand

For Thailand residents, “GAP” airs every Saturday at 11 pm on Channel 3 and is also available for streaming at any time through Channel 3 Plus.

2. You Don’t Live In Thailand

If you don’t live in Thailand, no worries! The web series is also available on IdolFactory’s YouTube channel, which produced the show, for you to enjoy with English subtitles. Every Saturday, a new episode is released - and each episode is an hour long, divided into four parts.

You can watch the full series by clicking this link: youtube.com/c/IDOLFACTORY/featured.

Remember to give the show a chance if you are unsure after watching the very first episode; other episodes will certainly live up to your expectations, and I don’t think you’ll be disappointed by the show. The chemistry between both protagonists is amazing as you'll see in episode 8 that offers a beautiful kissing scene and sex scene that were actually improvised by both actresses.

Is “GAP, The Series” Renewed For Season 2?

Sad news, it has been officially announced that there won't be a season 2. After months of speculation and rumors, “Gap the series” has come to a close. You may be disappointed like me, but rest assured that the entire first season was enjoyed by many and brought joy to many homes around the world. One thing is sure, I will miss Khun Sam and Mon.

“GAP,” The Dark Theory (Coming Soon)

 

But the end of “GAP” doesn't mean the end of FreenBecky.

New FreenBecky Project Confirmed!

Get ready - a brand new project featuring Freen and Becky has been confirmed by Saint Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana, CEO of Idol Factory and producer of “GAP” at an event held in Thailand. On March 26th, 2023, the FanBoom event revealed that this amazing project will be an upcoming movie called “The Passenger.” Excitement is building for this much-anticipated collaboration from two of Asia's biggest stars!

I will keep you updated on this page as soon as more information becomes available - so stay tuned!