SOTUS: The Series
SOTUS: The Series (Thai: SOTUS: The Series – พี่ว้ากตัวร้ายกับนายปีหนึ่ง; SOTUS: The Series – Phi Wak Tua-rai Kap Nai Pi Nueng, lit. SOTUS: The Series – The Evil Senior and Mr. Freshman) is a 2016–2017 Thai television series starring Perawat Sangpotirat (Krist) and Prachaya Ruangroj (Singto). It is an adaptation of the novel SOTUS: พี่ว้ากตัวร้ายกับนายปีหนึ่ง by Bittersweet.[1] The title SOTUS refers to the S.O.T.U.S. system[lower-alpha 1] which Kongpob (Prachaya Ruangroj) and his fellow freshmen have to undergo to be recognized by the hazing team, led by third-year student Arthit (Perawat Sangpotirat), as their official junior students. As the activities unfold, the two groups go through a series of conflicts and reconciling, and the friendship and love among them gradually flourish.
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| Thai | SOTUS: The Series – พี่ว้ากตัวร้ายกับนายปีหนึ่ง |
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| Created by | GMMTV |
| Based on | SOTUS: พี่ว้ากตัวร้ายกับนายปีหนึ่ง by BitterSweet |
| Directed by | Lit Samajarn |
| Starring | |
| Opening theme | "โซซัดโซเซ" (So Sud So Say) by Tachaya Prathumwan |
| Ending theme | "ความลับในใจ" (Kwarm Lup Nai Jai) by Achirawich Saliwattana and Phurikulkrit Chusakdiskulwibul |
| Country of origin | Thailand |
| Original language | Thai |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 16 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Felloww |
| Running time | 50 minutes |
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| Release | |
| Original network | |
| Original release | 20 August 2016 – 14 January 2017 |
| Chronology | |
| Followed by | SOTUS S: The Series |
| Related shows | |
| External links | |
| GMM 25 Show Details | |
| SOTUS: The Series on LINE TV | |
Directed by Lit Samajarn and produced by GMMTV together with Felloww, the series was one of the two television series announced by GMMTV in early 2016 along with Senior Secret Love.[2] It premiered on One31 and LINE TV on 20 August 2016, airing on Saturdays at 22:00 ICT and 24:00 ICT, respectively.[3] The first eight episodes aired between 20 August 2016 and 8 October 2016. After the passing of Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the series was ordered to stop airing during the 30-day official mourning period. The remaining eight episodes were eventually shown between 19 November 2016 and 7 January 2017,[4] effectively delaying the finale from its originally intended air date of 3 December 2016. On 14 January 2017, a special episode aired entitled SOTUS: Very Special EP, which featured never-before-seen and behind-the-scene scenes.[5]
In early March 2017, a sequel of the series entitled SOTUS S: The Series was announced where both Perawat and Prachaya will reprise their roles. The sequel premiered on 9 December 2017[6] and was followed by a spin-off on Our Skyy (2018).[7]
Synopsis
The "Gear" – or cogwheel – is the symbol of the Faculty of Engineering. It is part of a system of cogwheels which power and run a device (e.g. a clock). If one gear fails, the device stops working. Wearing the "Gear" symbol signifies being a student of the Faculty of Engineering. However, in order to get one, all engineering freshmen must first undergo the S.O.T.U.S. (acronym for Seniority, Order, Tradition, Unity, and Spirit) system. Third year senior student Arthit (Perawat Sangpotirat) is the head hazer who tends to abuse the power offered to him by the S.O.T.U.S system to make the freshmen do things uncomfortable for them.[lower-alpha 2] Freshmen students are practically powerless to complain or resist any orders given to them by their seniors. Arthit was seemingly unstoppable, until Kongpob (Prachaya Ruangroj) stood up against the abuse. This initially resulted in a strained relationship between Kongpob and Arthit. However, continuous encounters between the two helped transform their relationship into something much more affectionate.
Cast and characters
Main
| Character | Portrayed by | Remarks | Episodes Appeared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arthit "Oon" Rojnapat | Perawat Sangpotirat (Krist) |
|
1–15 (All) |
| Kongpob "Kong" Suthiluck | Prachaya Ruangroj (Singto) |
|
1–15 (All) |
Supporting
| Character | Portrayed by | Remarks | Episodes Appeared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kathawuth "Aim/Em" Hathaiprasert | Thitipoom Techaapaikhun (New) |
|
1–15 (All) |
| May | Neen Suwanamas |
|
1–12 |
| Prem | Chanagun Arpornsutinan (Gunsmile) |
|
1–15 (All) |
| Wad | Teerapat Lohanan (Fluke) |
|
1–8, 15 |
| Knot | Ittikorn Kraicharoen (Ice) |
|
1–15 (All) |
| Bright | Jumpol Adulkittiporn (Off) |
|
1–15 (All) |
| Tutah | Khamchoo Natthawaranthorn |
|
1–15 (All) |
| Praepailin | Ployshompoo Supasap (Jan) |
|
1–12, 14 |
| Ma-prang | Maripha Siripool (Wawa) |
|
1–12 |
| Tew | Korn Khunatipapisiri (Oaujun) |
|
1–9, 11–15 |
| Oak | Naradon Namboonjit (Prince) |
|
1–15 (All) |
| Khao Fang | Khemmika Layluck |
|
1–2, 7, 14 |
| Minnie | Patipan Intrakul |
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| Tee | Phurin Ruangvivatjarus (M) |
|
1–5, 7, 13, 15 |
| Koi | Patcharin Thongyangyuen | ||
| Ple | Boochita Pitakard |
|
3, 6–7, 13–14 |
| Tim | Nokkaew Worakamon |
|
1–5, 8 |
| Yacht | Pongpol Saneewong Na Ayutaya |
|
1–5, 7 |
| Tum | Pitiwat Chaimongkol (Aor) |
|
7, 13, 15 |
| Namtan | Alysaya Tsoi (Alice) |
|
9, 11 |
| Deer | Thanapas Suttichannapa (M) |
|
2–3, 5, 7–9 |
| Jay | Jirakit Kuariyakul (Toptap) |
|
11 |
| Teacher Pak | Nuttanan Khunwat (Thaed) |
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6, 8, 10, 15 |
| TBD | Benja Singkharawat (Yangyi) | ||
| TBD | Arada Arayawut (Darling) |
Episodes
| Episode No | Original air date |
|---|---|
| 1 | August 20, 2016 |
| The happy atmosphere of the engineering freshmen orientation is cut short when the hazing team led by Arthit barges in to explain the faculty rules and the SOTUS system. When the nervous freshmen are given the first major order, Kongpob stands up and talks back. The tension between Arthit and Kongpob escalates during their encounters in the following gatherings. | |
| 2 | August 27, 2016 |
| The tension between the hazing team and the freshmen continues to escalate to the point that several breakouts occur. Outside of the gathering activities, however, the freshmen start to learn about the hazing team seniors' intention with the activities and their care for them. | |
| 3 | September 3, 2016 |
| An intense confrontation between Arthit and Kongpob at a gathering leads to a sincere conversation between the two afterwards. But that is quickly followed by Arthit's quiet dismissal from the hazing team. Disappointed, Kongpob stumbles upon Arthit at a restaurant and is bullied but also learns more about him. | |
| 4 | September 10, 2016 |
| Arthit, now reinstated as the head hazer, orders the freshmen to win every competition for the engineering faculty in the upcoming Freshy Day. Activities that Kongpob and his friends focus on include basketball match, grandstand competition, and Star Contest. Recognition by the seniors is among the main drives for the freshmen, especially Kongpob and Wad, to compete. | |
| 5 | September 17, 2016 |
| Kongpob and Praepailin score big victories in Star Contest as they deliver heartfelt performance and speech to express themselves and also communicate with the seniors who show up in the audience for support. At the celebration party, the love triangle among Em, May, and Kongpob becomes clear. At a following hazing gathering, the 4th-year seniors led by Deer show up and punish Arthit and the hazers for their power abuse. | |
| 6 | September 24, 2016 |
| The punishment of Arthit extending into the evening prompts a junior–senior joint watch group, a new experience for the freshmen. Kongpob takes the opportunity of delivering food to the recovering Arthit to explore his room and take care of him. The hazing team announces the finale of the hazing activities, the Flag Capturing Event, while working hard to materialize a beach trip afterwards. | |
| 7 | October 1, 2016 |
| The Flag Capturing Event challenges the freshmen with brainstorming to figure out their tasks and strategies to complete them, deepening their understanding of S.O.T.U.S. along the way. The last stage takes Kongpob to explain his sincerity of choosing the engineering major to Arthit and convince him to engage in an act by the freshmen which, as revealed later, moves Arthit to tears. The wrist-tying ceremony follows the successful capturing of the flag. | |
| 8 | October 8, 2016 |
| The sincerity of the hazing team earns the permission to take the freshmen to the beach as an initiation camp. The joyful activities at the beach trip are mixed with fierce conflicts, but they all settle in cordial understanding at the Walk the Bridge ceremony at the end of the camp, and the freshmen receive their gears. | |
| 9 | November 19, 2016 |
| At the end of an earnest conversation at the beach, Kongpob asks a clueless Arthit to take care of his gear. On the bus back to campus, Kongpob gets to look after Arthit. Upon request, Arthit goes shopping with Kongpob and the two exchange gifting idea. They bump into Namtan, Arthit's first crush and friend since high school. The two go to a restaurant and a hair salon afterwards. | |
| 10 | November 26, 2016 |
| Arthit decides to crash at Kongpob's place as his is flooded and no other friend is available. While there, Arthit realizes that Kongpob has been keeping a secret and questions if the latter has feelings for him. Kongpob dodges the question, but later admits it when he assumes Arthit is asleep. The next morning, Arthit starts to avoid Kongpob. | |
| 11 | December 3, 2016 |
| A meet-up at a café reveals Arthit's past with Namtan and helps Arthit to start dealing with his feelings for Kongpob. That evening, Arthit finally returns Kongpob's call but hung up before Kongpob could finish his confession. The call leaves both dejected, and Kongpob takes off the thread Arthit tied for him. | |
| 12 | December 10, 2016 |
| Arthit and Kongpob continue to avoid each other while both contemplate relationship and their feelings. An accident leads Kongpob to take May to the infirmary, where May confesses her love for Kongpob but is rejected. Em steps up to comfort May and confesses his love for her. | |
| 13[lower-alpha 3] | December 17, 2016 |
| Events leading to and during Tum and Fon's wedding help Arthit and Kongpob understand what they want. After the wedding, Arthit invites Kongpob to a meal and then a walk, at the end of which Arthit opens up to Kongpob and both confess their feelings. One last time at the food booth, Arthit and Kongpob order each other's favorites, and Arthit asks Kongpob to take care of his gear. | |
| 14 | December 24, 2016 |
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| 15 | January 7, 2017 |
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| 16 | January 14, 2017 |
| Special Episode: This episode includes the casting process and some uncut and never-before-seen scenes from the past 15 episodes. | |
Soundtrack
The soundtrack of the series includes two original songs, five featured songs, and some 70 licensed tracks as background music. The numbers in parentheses indicate the episode(s) where the tracks are used.
Original songs
| Title | Artist(s) | Notable appearance in the series | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|
| "โซซัดโซเซ" (lit. "Stumbling in Destitution") | Keng Tachaya Prathumwan | Opening song | [9] |
| "ความลับในใจ" (lit. "The Secret in Our Hearts") | Amp Phurikulkrit Chusakdiskulwibul, Gun Achi Achirawich | Ending song | [10] |
Featured songs
| Title | Artist(s) | Album | Appearance in the series | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "หากพวกเรากำลังสบาย (lit. If You're Happy and You Know It)" | n.a. | n.a. | The first song Kongpob and Praepailin perform at the Star Contest (5-2) | |
| "L.O.V.E." | X3 Super Gang | คูณ 3 ช่อง 2 | The second song Kongpob and Praepailin perform at the Star Contest (5-2) | [11] |
| "ค้นใจ (lit. Search Your Heart)" | J Jetrin Wattanasin | J:Day | The third song Kongpob and Praepailin perform at the Star Contest (5-2) | [12] |
| "ยิ้มเข้าไว้ (lit. Keep Smiling)" | Clash | Crashing | The song Arthit performs at the beach (8-2) | [13] |
| "ขอบคุณที่รักกัน (lit. Thank You for Loving Me)" | Potato | Collection | The song Deer performs at the beach trip performance (8-3) | [14] |
Background music
| Title | Artist(s) | Album | Notable appearance(s) in the series |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Bright Life" | Thomas Greenberg | Modern Dramedy | Opening scene at the freshmen orientation (1-1) |
| "Prime Suspect" | Rod Abernethy | Dark Evolutions | Arthit debuts with the hazing team at the freshmen orientation (1-1) |
| "The Road to Hell" | David Buckley | Urban Thriller | The very first confrontation between Kongpob and Arthit at the freshmen orientation (1-1) |
| "Let's Go Fishing" | Mr. Stix | Kids Tv 2 | 1st-year female students chilling while discussing how to get all the signatures (1-2) |
| "Mr Duck" | Mr. Stix | Kids Tv | Ma-prang pushes Praepailin to get Arthit's signature (1-2) |
| "American Dream" | Patrick Robert Murdoch, Timothy James Wills | Independent | Em finds it not a bad idea to befriend the seniors after getting gaming tips from Yacht (1-3) |
| "Facing the Board" | Lionel Cohen | Tension | Arthit picks on Kong at the 2nd gathering (1-3) |
| "Power Struggle" | Leon J. Ayers | Tension | Arthit threatens Kongpob with the gear (1-3) |
| "Rebel Movement" | Matt Norman | Conflict and Revolution | Kongpob says to make Arthit his wife to get the gear from him (1-3) |
| "Daisy Chain" | Mr. Stix | Kids Tv 2 | After-class interlude (1-4) |
| "Mean Streets" | Patrick Robert Murdoch, Timothy James Wills | Indie Outbreak | Passing scenes of freshmen suffering from hazing activities and avoiding the hazing team (2-1) |
| "Ritual of Fear" | Richard Allen Harvey | Ancestral | Tew tells a ghost story about seniors (2-1) |
| "Smash and Burn" | Guy Wallace, Mitchell R. Marlow | Ultimate Trailers | The hazing team catches the freshmen at the bar (2-1) |
| "Underground Intelligence" | Matt Norman | Conflict and Revolution | Prem takes the stage to call out Wad (2-1) |
| "Darkest Hour" | Richard M. Lauw | Tension | Hazing team meeting discusses Prem's wrong doing (2-2) |
| "Into The Last Light" | Dan Cassady, Dylan Parsons | Cinematic Indie Drama | Kongpob finds a new nametag in his locker (2-3) |
| "Girls Can Too" | Tyler Van Den Berg | Girl Pop | Hazing activities under the sun (2-3) |
| "Presence" | Thomas Garrad-Cole | Lightstream | Fang reveals that it is the hazers who care about the freshmen the most (2-3) |
| "Intriguing Ideas" | Thomas Greenberg | Modern Dramedy | Arthit acting to tease Kong after being revealed that he actually cares about and thinks highly of him (2-3) |
| "Waster" | Brett Carr Boyett, Jason C. Miller | Industrial Rock | Arthit punishes the 2nd year students for subpar chanting (3-1) |
| "Speechless" | Timothy James Wills | Union | Kongpob brings breakfast to his room before seeing Arthit at his porch for the first time (3-2) |
| "Excitement Grows" | Thomas Greenberg | Modern Dramedy | Girls' talks, such as writing down the name of one's crush on an eraser (3-2), Arthit's new hair (10-3), etc. |
| "Crafty Deal" | Thomas Greenberg | Modern Dramedy | Kongpob finds out Arthit likes to drink pink milk (3-4) |
| "City Girl" | Clifford E Haywood | Fun Time Tv | Arthit exchanges his spicy dish with Kongpob (3-4) |
| "Tombstone" | Patrick R. Murdoch, Geoffrey J. P. Holroyde, Vezio Bacci | Modern Hard Rock 2 | Wad gets hurt in the basketball match (4-3) |
| "Thrill Pills" | Jay Price | Adrenalizer | The hazing team shows up in the audience of the basketball final game (4-4) |
| "Against The Wall" | Christian Anthony Arvan, James Brian Brasher | Adrenalin | Basketball final game (4-4) |
| "Andromeda" | Paul J. Borg, Thomas Garrad-Cole | Indie Rock and Pop 3 | The engineering team wins the basketball match (4-4) |
| "Benevolence" | Henry Jackman | Utopia | Sea of flashlights during the power outage in the Star Contest (5-2) |
| "Happy To Be" | Rob Rewes | Sunshine Acoustic | Praepailin is crowned as University's Star (5-3) |
| "Ripples" | Harry Angstrom, Jonathan Buchanan | Euphorica | The 1st year students find out one after another that Arthit is still completing the 54 laps late into the evening (6-1) |
| "Let There Be Light" | Harry Angstrom, Jonathan Buchanan | Euphorica | A crowd greets Arthit at the end of the final lap (6-2) |
| "Oddball Tango" | Bill Connor | Weird and Wonderful | Kongpob explores Arthit's room (6-3) |
| "Supercooler" | Guy Wallace, Zachary Gibson, Nigel William Graham, Mitchell R. Marlow | Rock Urban Hybrid | Prem helps Wad in a fight (6-4) |
| "Hidden Beneath the Surface" | Thomas Greenberg | Modern Dramedy | Kongpob teases Arthit about his nickname (6-4) |
| "Inertial Mass" | Edward Eliot, Nobuaki Nobusawa | The Pursuit of Evidence: Crime & Investigation Themes | Arthit lays down the rules of the flag capturing event (7-1) |
| "Big Society" | Jay Price | 24 Hour News | Freshmen brainstorming how to clear stages and capture the flag (7-1) |
| "Reload" | Jay Price | The Hustle And Con | Coming up the idea to clear the "Seniority" stage of flag capturing (7-1) |
| "The Con" | Jay Price | The Hustle And Con | Clearing the "Seniority" and "Tradition" stages of flag capturing (7-2, 7-3) |
| "Hyperbole" | Jay Price | 24 Hour News | Clearing the "Order" stage of flag capturing (7-2) |
| "Clarity" | Richard Allen Harvey | Clarity | Kongpob explains to Arthit his sincerity to be an engineering student (7-3) |
| "Positive Equity" | Jay Price | 24 Hour News | Stages of flag capturing cleared, flag captured (7-2/3/4) |
| "Somewhere" | Jay Price | Inspired | Wrist-tying ceremony (7-4); |
| "The Style Files" | Thomas Greenberg | Something Simple | The hazers show up to the beach trip in casual clothes (8-2) |
| "Line of Fire" | James Thomas Jr. | Rock Action Hybrid | Kongpob walks into the sea (8-2) |
| "Up My Street" | Mr Stix | Kids Tv 2 | Oak proposes and goes to bring booze to the boy's room after the day's activities are cancelled (8-3) |
| "In Safe Hands" | Patrick Thomas Hawes | Piano Moods | Arthit comes back to Kongpob to continue their talk at the beach (9-1) |
| "Days in the Sun" | Rob Rewes | Sunshine Acoustic | Students have fun shopping during the bus trip break (9-2) |
| "Emotive Tention" | Martin Laschober, Richard M. Lauw | Tension | Kongpob rushes to Arthit's place to check out what is wrong (10-1) |
| "Last Call" | Michael Rheault | Route66 | Flashback to Arthit, Namtan, and Jay's schooldays (11-1) |
| "Sheltering Skies" | Dan Cassady, Dylan Parsons | Cinematic Indie Drama | Em hears May tells Kongpob that she likes him (12-3) |
| "Mindfinder" | Sandy McLelland | Motion | Kongpob tells May that he has someone he likes already (12-3) |
| "Happy Endings" | David Thomas Hawes | Piano Moods | The struggling afternoon before Kongpob and Arthit go to Tum's wedding (13-1) |
| "Trying to Find You" | Greig David Watts, Ian Gordon Curnow, Paul Anthony Lee Drew, Peter Alexander Barringer | Pop Rock Radio | Kongpob and Ple's conversation about how to deal with their once-loved ones (13-1) |
| "Aeroglider" | Jay Price | Lightstream | Tum and Fon's interview at the wedding (13-2) |
| "Daydreamer" | Timothy James Wills | Union | Arthit gives Tum a card as wedding gift and explains its meaning (13-2) |
| "May You Decide" | George Timothy | Songs For The Soul | Arthit asks Tum about relationship (13-2) |
| "Interlude 5" | Philip Hochstrate | Le Voyage De La Vie | Arthit looks for Kongpob after Tum's wedding (13-3) |
| "Distant Signals" | Harry Angstrom, Jonathan Buchanan | Euphorica | Arthit confesses to Kongpob (13-3) |
| "I Can See the Sky" | Harry Angstrom, Jonathan Buchanan | Euphorica | Kongpob and Arthit order each others' favorite drink, and Arthit asks Kongpob to take care of his gear (13-4) |
| "Clean Streets" | John Parricelli, Stan Sulzmann | Sixties Groove Jazz | Bright plays nice to the 1st year students hoping to get good gifts (14-1) |
| "Schooldays Remembered" | Thomas Greenberg | Age of Innocence | Arthit asks Kongpob to go shopping with him (14-1) |
| "I Wanna be Your Everything" | Thomas Collins, Tyler Van Den Berg | Teen Pop Rock | Thank You party (14-3) |
| "A New Hope" | Paul J. Borg, Thomas Garrad-Cole | Indie Rock and Pop 3 | Arthit replaces Kongpob's white thread on the wrist with a bracelet and asks Kongpob to tie him with a matching one, and later announces their relationship (14-3) |
| "Dream for Today" | Thomas Greenberg | Something Simple | Arthit and Kongpob have lunch talking about the first time they met (14-4) |
| "The Calm Before the Kill" | Mitchell R. Marlow | Tension | Tum hosts a gathering and picks on Arthit (15-1) |
Season 2 (2017)
Due to its popularity, a second season was announced with both Prachaya Ruangroj and Perawat Sangpotirat reprising their roles. Titled Sotus S: The Series, it premiered on 9 December 2017 and picks up after the events of the first season with Arthit now working in an office and Kongpob becoming the head hazer of the Faculty of Engineering.[6]
Awards and nominations
| Year | Association | Category | Recipient | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | V-Chart Awards 2017 | Media Recommendation Artist | Perawat Sangpotirat and Prachaya Ruangroj | Won |
| Most Popular New Artist | Prachaya Ruangroj | Won | ||
| Maya Awards 2017[15] | Star Couple of the Year | Perawat Sangpotirat and Prachaya Ruangroj | Won | |
| Best Rising Actor | Prachaya Ruangroj | Won | ||
| 14th Kom Chad Leuk Awards[16] | Most Popular Actor | Perawat Sangpotirat | Nominated | |
| Prachaya Ruangroj | Won | |||
| KAZZ Awards 2017[17] | Kazz Magazine's Sweetheart | Perawat Sangpotirat and Prachaya Ruangroj | Won | |
| Trending Rookie Actor | Perawat Sangpotirat | Won | ||
| 6th Attitude Magazine Awards | Most Favorite Couple of the Year | Perawat Sangpotirat and Prachaya Ruangroj | Won | |
| Most Favorite TV Series of the Year | SOTUS: The Series | Won |
Notes
- The last episode reveals the other meaning of SOTUS: "Story Of True love between US".
- In the beginning of each episode, there is a notice that says that the "hazing" activities depicted in the series have been exaggerated for entertainment purposes.
- This episode marks the end of the original novel by BitterSweet.
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- Team, Kohthmey Technology. "ដឹងដែរទេ...? កំពូលតារាស្រីប្រុសណាខ្លះឈ្នះពានរង្វាន់ Maya Awards ២០១៧".
- "14th Kom Chad Luek Awards (14 June 2017)".
- "Kazz Awards 2017 (Thailand's equivalent to Teen Choice Awards)".
External links
- SOTUS: The Series on GMM 25 website (in Thai)
- SOTUS: The Series on LINE TV
- SOTUS: The Series on Netflix
- GMMTV
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