Kuad Wicha by Brand's Summer Camp - Season 1

Season 1
Pompam hosts an exciting competition where Tay, Namtan, Kay and Puimek compete in a race to answer trivia questions that sends them scrambling around Bangkok to earn fabulous prizes.
Episodes

Episode 1
Contestants begin their journey for the 50,000 Thai Baht by answering trivia questions about Thai law and chemistry and racing across the city of Bangkok.

Episode 2
As the competition continues, contestants visit Ms. Lilly outside the library to answer questions about Thai language. At the next stop the players learn more about how ceramics are made before turning their attention towards a nearby café.

Episode 3
The contestants race towards Hainan Association of Thailand for the first elimination point of the race!

Episode 4
The race continues to make unexpected shifts as players begin to work together to complete the challenge!

Episode 5
The first elimination occurs as the remaining competitors race towards the next set of trivia questions.

Episode 6
Contestants are quizzed on their English and Botany knowledge as they race towards the second elimination point.

Episode 7
The three remaining contestants race to the second elimination point where a dramatic change occurs in the race.

Episode 8
In one of the most challenging episodes yet, Kay and Namtan face off on math and science questions as they compete for the 50,000 Baht prize.

Episode 9
Kay and Namtam get some assistance from some intelligent high school students to help them in the growing difficulty of the race.

Episode 10
In the final leg of the race, Kay an Namtan put their math skills to the test to find the Area of a roundabout located in Bangkok.
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