Chutavuth Pattarakampol (March) as Phu, a bisexual saxophonist in the school concert band and Toei's ex-boyfriend.

Sutatta Udomsilp (Punpun) as Toei, a friendly girl who gets along better with male friends than with other girls.

Ungsumalynn Sirapatsakmetha (Pattie) as Kongkwan, a role-model student seen by her classmates as 'the perfect girl'.

Pachara Chirathivat (Peach) as Win, the most popular boy at school who is used to getting what he wants.The main cast for the first and second seasons, in order of first-season billing, are: All the main characters are followed throughout the season, with each episode focused on one or a few of the characters and the issues they experience. The story mainly takes place at the fictional Nadao Bangkok College, where the characters attend upper-secondary school. Hormones features an ensemble cast, with nine main characters in the first season. GTH also launched a casting programme with an accompanying reality series titled Hormones: The Next Gen, in order to select additional actors to supplement the original main cast from the first season. Songyos switched roles to become producer for the second season, with Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn, who had co-written the series, becoming director. Filming of the first season took place from December 2012 to April 2013.Īlthough originally planned for only one season, GTH announced towards the end of the first season that it would be producing a second one, responding to the show's popularity. Songyos opted to use the filmmaking techniques that he was familiar with in the creation of Hormones, adjusting them to suit a television production. He aimed to show the issues from a teenager's point of view and actively avoided any preaching, trying instead to have consequences of actions implied through the characters' experiences. In creating the script, Songyos and the writing team conducted online research on contemporary adolescent issues, but also learned from the experiences of the young cast members. These include topics normally considered taboo for open discussion in Thai society, such as teenage sex and school violence. With a concept partly based on Songyos's 2008 film of the same name and inspired by the British series Skins, Hormones seeks to explore and portray various aspects and issues of adolescent life.

According to director Songyos Sugmakanan, Hormones was conceived partly as a channel for GTH to create acting opportunities for its teenage actors and partly as an experiment in creating a drama series that was non-typical for Thai television (which usually features Thai soap operas and sitcoms). Hormones is produced by Thai film company GMM Tai Hub (GTH) and its subsidiary production and casting company Nadao Bangkok. The episodes of the final season were also released in the GTH's official channel with official English subtitles. In September 2015, Hormones 3: The Final Season began broadcasting. Directed by Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn, the second season began broadcasting in July 2014. The series was positively received and, despite not being shown on free-to-air terrestrial television and being criticized for its content, proved extremely popular, prompting the creation of a second season. The series' first season was directed by Songyos Sugmakanan, and was broadcast on satellite channel GMM One and online from May to August 2013. It also distinguished itself by featuring controversial issues such as teenage sex and pregnancy, homosexuality and school violence. and production values more usually associated with filmmaking. Breaking the mould of Thai television, which typically features Thai soap operas and sitcoms, Hormones was conceived with a style more commonly found in the U.S. The show follows the lives and relationships of a group of secondary school students as they go through school and home life and face various issues. Hormones (Full title: Hormones: Wai Wawun, 'Hormones: วัยว้าวุ่น'), promoted as Hormones: The Series, is a Thai teen drama television series produced by GTH and first broadcast in 2013. As with Drama Wiki, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License.

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