After nine years on the air, the popular Thai family game show “4 vs 4 Family Games” has concluded its run on Channel One 31. Hosted by Kitthi Cheawwongkul, widely known as Glue Being Ter, the program became a staple of Thai television, consistently drawing viewers with its lighthearted competition and focus on family participation. The show’s finale marks the end of a important chapter for both the host, who credits the series with launching his career, and the network’s entertainment programming .
After nine years of bringing laughter to viewers, the popular Thai game show “4 vs 4 Family Games” has come to an end. The show, which aired on Channel One 31, was hosted by Kitthi Cheawwongkul, known affectionately as Glue Being Ter.
Glue shared the bittersweet news with fans via a recent social media post, reflecting on his time with the program. “I filmed the last episode of ‘4 vs 4 Family Games’ today. I’ve been with this show for 9 years, filled with so many memories,” he wrote. “This show was the first door that allowed me to discover how much I love being a host.”
The host expressed his sadness at the show’s conclusion, saying he’ll deeply miss the contestants. “I can’t help but feel heartbroken having to film the last episode. I’m going to miss the contestants who came to have fun on the show. Many intentionally competed to meet me, bringing homemade food and offering hugs. It was a true joy,” he shared. He also extended gratitude to the entire production team for their collaboration and shared laughter.
Glue also thanked the various artists and celebrities who participated in the show over the years, hoping “4 vs 4 Family Games” will remain a cherished memory for its viewers. “I will never forget that once, I was the host of a show called ‘4 vs 4 Family Games,’” he concluded. The news marks the end of an era for Thai television, as family-friendly game shows continue to evolve in the entertainment landscape.
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