Still 2gether (TV Series)

Information:
Name: Still 2gether

Director: Aof Noppharnach Chaiwimol

Genre: Boys’ Love | Romance | Comedy | Life | Music

Story Synopsis:
As Tine and Sarawat enter the second year of their relationship full of love and warmth for each other, they also begin to take on bigger responsibilities in the university with the former as the new president of the cheerleading club while the latter as the new president of the music club.
Finally, we will see the lives of the other couples as they continue to love and care for each other. Man and Type, Phukong and Mil, Green and Dim; how will their relationships grow after all this time?

Country of Origin: Thailand

Language: Thai

Production: GMM TV

Episodes: 5

Related Content:

• 2gether
• 2gether: The Movie

Status: Finished Airing

Available on: GMMTV, Viki, iWant TFC, WeTV

Source: 'Because We... Belong Together' by JittiRain

Rating: 13+

Main Cast and Characters:

• Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree as Sarawat Guntithanon
• Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn as Tine Teepakorn

Supporting Roles:

• Drake Sattabut Laedeke as Mil
• Frank Thanatsaran Samthonglai as Phukong (Sarawat’s younger brother)
• Toptap Jirakit Kuariyakul as Type (Man’s love interest)
• Mike Chinnarat Siriphongchawalit as Man (Sarawat’s friend)
• Gun Korawit Boonsri as Green
• Guy Sivakorn Lertchuchot as Dim (Head of Music Club and Green’s boyfriend)
• Film Rachanun Mahawan as Earn
• Love Pattranite Limpatiyakorn as Pear (Tine’s crush)
• Khaotung Thanawat Ratanakitpaisan as Fong (Tine’s Friend)
• JJ Chayakorn Jutamas as Ohm (Tine’s friend))
• Gunsmile Chanagun Arpornsutinan as Boss (Sarawat’s friend)

Guest Roles:

• Nanan Phakjira Kanrattanasoot as Kong
• Jennie Panhan as Jennie
• Winny Thanawin Pholcharoenrat (‘Backof’ band singer)
• Palm Perawit Pinta
• Aea Ravipon Pumruang (Sports commentator)

Sound Tracks:

• Opening Theme: ‘Trapped’ by Max Natthawut Jenmana
• Closing  Theme: ‘Still Together’ by Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree ft Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn
• ‘With a Smile’ by Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree
• ‘That Person Must Be You’ by Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn

Story Summary:
In their second year of college, Tine has become the president of the cheerleading club, while Sarawat steps into his new role as the president of the Music Club.

Tensions rise when a falling-out between Green and Dim—former presidents of the two clubs—causes a rift that divides the members. With loyalties split, both clubs are drawn into the feud. Sarawat and Tine, now on opposite sides, must keep their relationship under wraps to avoid making the situation worse.

Meanwhile, Type and Man are navigating the challenges of a long-distance relationship. Type has already graduated and is working in a different city, while Man is still a student at the college. Despite the distance, they try to stay connected and support each other.

Back on campus, Mil notices Phukong only after Phukong stops following him around and focuses more on cheerleading and working with Tine. This shift in attention makes Mil realize his true feelings.

As club preparations intensify, Sarawat and Tine face their first long-distance test. Dim, still at odds with Green, organizes a Music Club training retreat at his house—far from campus—and confiscates everyone’s phones to eliminate distractions. With no contact, Sarawat and Tine miss each other deeply.

Their reunion comes during a college football competition, where Tine’s cheerleading team performs and Sarawat’s club participate in the music competion held in the same venue. Seeing each other again at the venue brings a flood of emotions. For Sarawat, it’s especially meaningful, this is the same place where he first saw Tine and fell for him. Tine finally realizes just how long Sarawat had been carrying his feelings in silence.

After the competition, both clubs go on a beach trip to celebrate. However, the unresolved conflict between Green and Dim continues to cast a shadow, making it difficult for couples like Sarawat and Tine to enjoy time together.

On their anniversary, Tine feels hurt when Sarawat pretends to forget the special day. But in truth, Sarawat had planned a heartfelt surprise that kept getting disrupted by Green and Dim’s ongoing drama. Despite the setbacks, he improvises and performs a song from Tine’s favorite band—his way of expressing his love and devotion.

Tine, moved by the gesture, forgives Sarawat, and the two reaffirm their bond. Even amidst chaos and distance, their love continues to grow stronger.