Official poster for Peach and Me, the 2026 Thai BL sequel to Me and Thee from GMMTV

Peach and Me

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What happens

Six months of honeymoons, one every week. That is how Thee interprets his new vow to be sensible. Peach and Me (มีสติแล้วลูกพีช) is the four episode follow up to Me and Thee, and it picks up right after the wedding at the Arseni mansion.

Thee and Peach have promised each other to be more level headed in married life. Thee's idea of level headed is a honeymoon that refuses to end, and Peach, a photographer with a career he actually likes, eventually has to ask for time to go back to work. The comedy grows from that tug of war: a husband who wants every minute and a husband who needs a few of them for himself.

The house is busy too. Rome steps up to lead the Arseni family business, while Thee turns his attention to his company, GMM THEE V. Rome is caught between family duty and the person he loves, and he and Mok decide to take some time apart to find their own answers. Tawan, Aran, Mira and Lookplub bring back the friend circle from the first series.

A camping trip in the last episode brings everyone closer, and an emotional farewell opens a new chapter for Thee and his friends. If Me and Thee was about how a love starts, this short sequel is about the less glamorous and much funnier part: how two people actually share a life.

CONTENT DETAILS

Native Title
มีสติแล้วลูกพีช
Original Title
Peach and Me
Also Known As
มีสติแล้วลูกพีช, Mi Sati Laeo Luk Phit, Me and Thee sequel
Adaptation
Characters from the novel มีสติหน่อยคุณธีร์ by laWila (ลวิฬาร์)
Themes
Key Themes
NewlywedsHoneymoonPhotographerFamily businessFriend circleCamping trip
Country
Language
Thai
Networks
Seasons
1
Episodes
4
Duration
About 52 to 58 minutes
Aired Start
Aired End
Release Year

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Before You Watch

  • Four episodes: aired on Saturdays at 20:30 on GMM25 from 11 July to 1 August 2026.
  • Studios: produced by GMMTV with Gemistry Studio.
  • Crew: directed by Nuttapong Mongkolsawas, with a screenplay credited to VANGVELA.
  • Episode length: about 52 to 58 minutes each.

Reviewed by Renkaze

8/10

A sequel that starts after the wedding and asks what happens when the grand gesture guy has nothing left to chase. Uff. That is the most underrated question in romance, and I am delighted GMMTV gave it four whole episodes.

Married life as the new obstacle

Most BL stops at the altar. Peach and Me begins there. The conflict is wonderfully small: Thee wants a honeymoon every week, Peach wants his camera back. That small scale is the point. After a full series of mafia trouble in Me and Thee, the threat here is a calendar, and that shift gives the couple room to be funny with each other.

Pond and Phuwin, settled in

Pond Naravit plays Thee's devotion like a man who has discovered a new hobby and it is his husband. Phuwin Tangsakyuen gives Peach the patience of someone who loves the chaos and still wants his own work. The pair also sing both official songs, so the love story keeps going even after the credits roll.

Rome gets his turn

The sequel's quiet surprise is Rome. William Jakrapatr takes over the family business while his heart pulls elsewhere, and his thread with Est Supha as Mok gives the miniseries a slower, sadder note. Perth Tanapon, Santa Pongsapak, Emi Thasorn and Bonnie Pattraphus return as the friend circle, so the house never feels empty.

A photographer's sequel

Here is a detail I love: the four episodes are titled Moon Shot, Focus, Burst Mode and Final Frame. Every title is camera language, which ties the whole miniseries to Peach's job and quietly argues that his work matters as much as the marriage.

The cameo parade

The guest list reads like a GMMTV family photo, with Tay and New, Jimmy and Sea, Junior and Mark, and Force and Book all appearing as themselves. X Nuttapong directs again, so the tone matches the first series closely.

My tip: rewatch the last episode of Me and Thee first, then go straight into Moon Shot. The honeymoon joke lands twice as hard when the wedding is fresh in your memory.

Final Score: 8/10

LEAD & SIDE COUPLES

Pond Naravit Lertratkosum official photo - Thai actor and singer under GMMTV
Phuwin Tangsakyuen, the Thai actor who plays Peem in We Are (2024)
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Best Scenes

Spoilers ahead. Episode numbers and outcomes are named, so come back after watching if you want to keep it fresh.

Episode 1, Moon Shot (spoilers): The endless honeymoon. Thee is reluctant to end it, and Peach has to ask for room to return to his work as a photographer.

Episode 2, Focus (spoilers): Newlyweds at home. Thee and Peach settle into married life while Rome struggles between family duty and the one he loves.

Episode 3, Burst Mode (spoilers): Two directions. Peach and Thee grow stronger together, while Rome and Mok choose time apart to find their own answers.

Episode 4, Final Frame (spoilers): The camping trip. A night outdoors brings hearts closer, and an emotional farewell opens a new chapter for Thee and his friends.

Themes and Messages

Balance is the thread that runs through the four episodes. Thee loves in big gestures and Peach loves in steady presence, and married life forces them to find a rhythm that leaves room for Peach's work and for the friends who share their house. Rome's story turns the same question toward duty: how much of yourself you give to a family business, and what you keep for the person you love. The camera themed episode titles make Peach's work part of that balance.

Did You Know?

  • Nuttapong Mongkolsawas produced the series together with Supaporn Lertthitiverakarn and Nichakorn Pairachwatin.
  • Tunwa Ketsuwan and Chayapat Thongsiri wrote the end theme You with Me, sung by Pond and Phuwin.
  • A second song, My Only Focus, was written by Tabeazy and Jeaniich and released on 18 July 2026.
  • Ex Piya Vimuktayon plays Thee and Rome's father.

OFFICIAL TRAILER

OFFICIAL OST

Episode guide: Peach and Me

4 / 4 episodes aired · Completed
EP 1
11 Jul 2026
Aired
EP 2
18 Jul 2026
Aired
EP 3
25 Jul 2026
Aired
EP 4
01 Aug 2026
Aired

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is Peach and Me a sequel to Me and Thee?

Yes. It follows Thee and Peach after their wedding, with the same leads and most of the same friend circle returning.

Who plays Thee and Peach?

Pond Naravit Lertratkosum plays Thee and Phuwin Tangsakyuen plays Peach.

Where can I watch Peach and Me legally?

The official trailer names the iQIYI app and iQ.com as the only online home, with each episode streaming at 21:30 after the GMM25 broadcast.

When was Peach and Me announced?

GMMTV announced it at the Me and Thee Fan Party on 17 January 2026, and the official trailer followed on 25 June 2026.

Who wrote the original story?

The characters come from the novel มีสติหน่อยคุณธีร์ by laWila (ลวิฬาร์).

Do other GMMTV actors appear?

Yes. Tay and New, Jimmy and Sea, Junior and Mark, and Force and Book appear as themselves, along with host Jennie Panhan.

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