Behind the Newsroom - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Punchalee who is the top news anchor and host is threatened by Dao, a newcomer at the station.
Episode 2
Pasakorn asks Punchalee to help with his mom's business despite knowing that these two do not see eye to eye.
Episode 3
Dao is desperate to get Pasakorn's attention while Punchalee is at her wit's end with Wilailuck, Pasakorn's mom, and thinks about quitting.
Episode 4
Dao cannot contain herself when she hears that Punchalee wants to quit. Passakorn, however, doesn't accept her resignation.
Episode 5
Dao shifts her attention to an easier target like Sineenat. Her goal is to be at the same level as Punchalee.
Episode 6
Dao tries to get rid of Punchalee. She plots a plan that will make her become the sole news anchor.
Episode 7
Punchalee is suspicious of Dao. She thinks Dao is the one who leaks the information to the competitor.
Episode 8
Dao paints herself as a kind woman who helps people in need. Her plan is to make Punchalee look selfish.
Episode 9
Dao tries to come between Punchalee and Pasakorn. She hatches a plan that would terribly upset Punchalee.
Episode 10
Pasakorn starts to have feelings for Dao. Punchalee finds out and tries to remain calm.
Episode 11
Dao goes to Punchalee's house to confront her and things get out of hand. Pasakorn wants to leave Dao but she has a reason that will make him stay.
Episode 12
Dao drops a bomb and gives an interview that shocks everyone. She then decides to move her stuff to Pasakorn's.
Episode 13
Dao finds out that she has a medical condition that would prevent her from achieving her dream. She quickly comes up with a new plan.
Episode 14
Saran wants to confess the truth to Pasakorn. So Dao has to come up with a drastic measure to make sure he won't be able to do so.
Episode 15
Dao tries to hurt Punchalee and then run off to the condo. Pasakorn follows her and is shocked to see what happens to her at the end.
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