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I found this article from The Nation (Newspaper) which alway talk about politics...hehe...JLR seems like popular ...

The lessons learned on 'Chamloey Rak'

The politicians may have been on television furiously bickering about the government's new policy proposals last Monday, but most of Thailand was over at Channel 3 watching the final episode of hit soap opera "Chamloey Rak" ("Defendant of Love")

Many of my colleagues left the office early so they could tune in at home, and afterwards a fan of the soap suggested in one of the Pantip.com chatrooms that the show deserved an award.

He reasoned that "Chamloey Rak" had finally weaned Thais away from their addiction to series from South Korea, that it encouraged producers to invest more in better programming, and that it got Thais laughing again, even with all the tense politics.

There were quite a few replies to the comment, many pointing out that the main theme of "Chamloey Rak" was revenge and that it featured a rape scene. One critic asked how a woman could fall in love with her rapist, as happened on the show.

Yet the critics also admitted they were fans of the series.

Regardless of this show's merits and drawbacks, the feedback demonstrated that, no matter how many foreign series are imported, Thais are ready to support homegrown programmes, especially if they have uniquely Thai aspects to them.

But all of this raises a question: What is the new Thai Public Broadcasting Service (TPBS) supposed to do when viewers' tastes don't seem to be changing? We still love our escapist television, with all of its imaginary characters.

Back on the air since February 15, TPBS has lost touch with the public. Aside from the noon news, which is a copy of TITV's, complete with a similar sequencing, the daytime programmes are not exactly enchanting. As I write, TPBS is airing a show on which viewers' questions are answered. Needless to say, it's just like TITV's "Ruam Duay Chuay Kan", only much less colourful.

Without advertising - which can be boring, but also funny or thought-provoking - and without programmes as good as those on cable TV, TPBS will have to work doubly hard to earn an audience.

Even if TPBS blows most of its budget bringing CNN and BBC to the non-paying public, how many people will watch regularly? It's boring watching "informative" shows around the clock, even with the global news updates on those channels.

Anyway, the "Chamloey Rak" phenomenon proves that popularity requires many things, not just good intentions. Hopefully, TPBS will do better than I expect and actually spur a wave of new thinking in our society.

I'm feeling a little overwhelmed because, sad to say, this is my last column. The Nation's new format and the arrival of XPress mean that "Small Screen" is making way for other interesting articles.

I'd like to take the opportunity to thank all of the readers who have joined in on lucky draws and sent me their comments.

Credit ; e-nang ,The Nation

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I found this article from The Nation (Newspaper) which alway talk about politics...hehe...JLR seems like popular ...

The lessons learned on 'Chamloey Rak'

The politicians may have been on television furiously bickering about the government's new policy proposals last Monday, but most of Thailand was over at Channel 3 watching the final episode of hit soap opera "Chamloey Rak" ("Defendant of Love")

Many of my colleagues left the office early so they could tune in at home, and afterwards a fan of the soap suggested in one of the Pantip.com chatrooms that the show deserved an award.

He reasoned that "Chamloey Rak" had finally weaned Thais away from their addiction to series from South Korea, that it encouraged producers to invest more in better programming, and that it got Thais laughing again, even with all the tense politics.

There were quite a few replies to the comment, many pointing out that the main theme of "Chamloey Rak" was revenge and that it featured a rape scene. One critic asked how a woman could fall in love with her rapist, as happened on the show.

Yet the critics also admitted they were fans of the series.

Regardless of this show's merits and drawbacks, the feedback demonstrated that, no matter how many foreign series are imported, Thais are ready to support homegrown programmes, especially if they have uniquely Thai aspects to them.

But all of this raises a question: What is the new Thai Public Broadcasting Service (TPBS) supposed to do when viewers' tastes don't seem to be changing? We still love our escapist television, with all of its imaginary characters.

Back on the air since February 15, TPBS has lost touch with the public. Aside from the noon news, which is a copy of TITV's, complete with a similar sequencing, the daytime programmes are not exactly enchanting. As I write, TPBS is airing a show on which viewers' questions are answered. Needless to say, it's just like TITV's "Ruam Duay Chuay Kan", only much less colourful.

Without advertising - which can be boring, but also funny or thought-provoking - and without programmes as good as those on cable TV, TPBS will have to work doubly hard to earn an audience.

Even if TPBS blows most of its budget bringing CNN and BBC to the non-paying public, how many people will watch regularly? It's boring watching "informative" shows around the clock, even with the global news updates on those channels.

Anyway, the "Chamloey Rak" phenomenon proves that popularity requires many things, not just good intentions. Hopefully, TPBS will do better than I expect and actually spur a wave of new thinking in our society.

I'm feeling a little overwhelmed because, sad to say, this is my last column. The Nation's new format and the arrival of XPress mean that "Small Screen" is making way for other interesting articles.

I'd like to take the opportunity to thank all of the readers who have joined in on lucky draws and sent me their comments.

Credit ; e-nang ,The Nation

wow, Jam Loey Ruk is way too popular in Thailand still?!! wow, even "the nation" is noticing something. I'm glad that JLR is so successful, i truly loved this lakorn...i haven't been so into a series since...i can't really remember. i will continue to watch aff and aum because i think they have the best chemistry ANY couple has...Can't wait for the DVD!

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i just watched the last episode yesterday and i was almost in tears in the beginning of ep. 14 when he was hugging her and she was crying!!! i also rewatched episode 12, 13! it's so funny. :D well..i like it when he looks jealous and pissed at her cuz she won't let him do certain things for her.

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Guest lucky_moon

I thought it'd be nice to share those banners with u.. :blush:

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Don't forget to credit if u take it, credit to me.. :sweatingbullets:

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Guest alcyone

tamahome, not that i know of....you can try to download via VEOHTV...the file will be the original file which is uploaded, not .flv

i downloaded quite a few of thai dramas from veoh....

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Guest sunshine4ever

Hi

is there a clubbox coz I can't download via megaupload..

You can watch it on youtube. Or wait for me cuz I'm downloading all the episodes now to keep. I'll upload via some other server for you.

cute girl you have some cute banners there. thanks for sharing!

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Guest xskies

GAAAAAAAAH i love this thai lakorn!

holy crackers lol. i was just searching on crunchy roll whats good and bam. Aum's face was in one of the shots and it was pretty interesting so i started watching >.<

up to err ep 10? i dont want to end it so fast! so i'm taking my time watching it keke

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Guest xx-outsider-xx

i still wonder what happened to her handbag when they left it by the roadside when harit kidnapped her. she still got her ID card? lol.

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Guest AXIAH

i really enjoyed watching this lakorn...the only think i couldn't stand was Sansanee's hair, although my sister thought it was cute how it was not straight.

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Guest ke'ai

^ I'm glad I wasn't the only one. I couldn't take her seriously. LOL. Reminded me of Rhianna.

I like this version better than the earlier old one because the nang'ek is wayyy stronger. The older one she was too easily pushed around, which is a common nang'ek trait.

x3

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Guest wutzz

i still wonder what happened to her handbag when they left it by the roadside when harit kidnapped her. she still got her ID card? lol.

If you're going to rewatch again ...Just try to notice her handback....It was fall down while Harit was kidnaping her...before he'll take her to that car... her id card is lost too..

For that Photo shooting.......I love all of those pics ... especially The holding hand one....sweet!!!

They have a GREAT chemistry (again).....They look good together....

Could they make it in real??? T___T .... I'm so into Aum-AFff more than their real couple...haha

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Guest c3cilia

LOVE THE NEW PHOTOSHOOT. ATEAM are so hot and sexy together .. They should really have them have babies in the lakorn instead of leaving us behind to our imagination and fanfictions at sarnworld :P THANK YOU, WISHBONE for sharing :wub:

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