When a woman tries to find her true love, a series of events changes her life and those around her forever. When Kwanjai (Paula Taylor) was told by her roommate and best friend, Thida (Opal Panisara Phimpru), a fortune teller who writes a horoscope column, that her true love may be living right next door, she tried to determine if her soul mate could be Joe (Sunny Suwanmethanon), the childhood friend, or Mr. Vee (Bo Thanakorn Chinakul), her nerdy new neighbor. But a series of events ends with Joe getting shot, leaving him in a coma despite becoming a billionaire. Kwanjai, Thida and Mr. Vee spend a great deal of time with Joe, putting him in a wheelchair and taking him to see different places. The tragedy has solidified their friendship and changed each of them in different ways. “True Love Next Door Season 2” is a 2010 series directed by Piyakan Bootprasert. It is the second season of the series “True Love Next Door.”

About a fusion restaurant and three people who find work and love in there.

The story involves Katori playing a successful advisor at a marriage consultation agency that aims to bring together people looking for partners. Kuroki plays one of the agency’s clients, who is “so beautiful” that the manual he uses doesn’t apply to her, while Fujiki plays a rich and handsome lawyer who is also a client. Katori starts to fall for Kuroki, but as a professional, he pairs the two together.

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High school student Hoshi Izumi (Nagasawa Masami) loses her father suddenly in an accident. One day, Sakuma (Tsutsumi Shinichi), the waka gashira of a small and weak Yakuza gang in Asakusa – the Medaka Gumi – pays Izumi a visit along with the gang members. The death of their former kumicho (Boss) puts Medaka Gumi on the verge of a breakup. Therefore, Sakuma begs Izumi, the former boss's only distant relative left, to succeed to the kumicho position. Izumi is taken by surprise and keeps refusing at first. However, she ends up becoming the 8th kumicho of the Medaka Gumi! The police tell her that her father's death may possibly be a homicide case. There's also Mayumi (Koizumi Kyoko), a mysterious woman staring closely at Izumi's father's photograph at his funeral. The situation becomes complicated when the drug-dealing vicious yakuza, Hamaguchi Gumi, comes into the picture as well as Sandaiji Hajime (Ogata Ken), a politician whose public stance is to eliminate drugs. --TBS