The selection of well-done Boys Love series that are currently on air
Apart from K-series and guilty-pleasure Thai soap operas on various streaming platforms, Boys Love series also gain high viewership right now. While fans of the modern love TV shows are waiting for the new hot stuff to arrive later this year, check out all the programs that are currently showing.
After getting kicked out of school abroad, Ai (Nichakoon “Meen” Khajornborirak) is forced to return to Thailand and enroll in the university where his father is a lecturer. There, Ai meets Nhai (Krittanun “Ping” Aunchananun) who instantly pulls his heartstrings.
Now airing on iQiYi and Channel 3.
Mangkorn (Panuwat “Mos” Sopradit) and Yai (Mondop “ISBANKY” Heamtan), two sons from rival families, develop a strong hatred for each other because of a girl they both have a crush on. But a drunken night at a pub leads to an intimacy that they don’t expect.
Now airing on one31, iQiYi, and GagaOOLala.
Whenever a solar eclipse appears, unexpected accidents seem to happen to every rule breaker in Suppalo School—as if they were cursed. School president Akk (Kanaphan "First" Puitrakul) needs to keep his eyes on Aye (Thanawat "Khaotung" Ratanakitpaisan), a defiant newcomer who bodes trouble for both the school and Akk’s heart.
Now airing on GMM 25.
Fahlan (Chayuth “Tonkhao” Nitichakorn) and Sherbet (Thanaboon “James” Wisrungroj) are attracted to one another but agree to stay as friends with benefits, mostly because of Fahlan’s fear of getting hurt. But as they pursue their physical relationship, Fahlan can’t help but realize that his feelings for Sherbet could be more than just that.
Now airing on WeTV.
Kawin (Techit “Tod” Panyanarapon), who hosts a webcast on ghost hunting, meets Pluem (Nattapon “Boy” Wongvanich), a boy who may just help heal his wounded and traumatized heart.
Now airing on GMM25 and GagaOOLala.
Yoshi (Ruttasart “Tonliew” Chimkul) is assigned to go to Koh Samet to interview superstar Putter (Jukkapong “Pete” Paohom), but chaos arises when he ends up as the actor’s temporary manager.
Now airing on WeTV.
Adapted from popular novels Love Storm and Love Sky, this forthcoming BL rom-com will feature the sweet and serendipitous relationship between Rain (Nuttarat “Noeul” Tangwai) and Payu (Chaikamon “Boss” Sermsongwittaya), and the secret passion between Sky (Wasuthorn “Peat” Chaijinda) and Prapai (Thitipong “Fort” Sengngai).
Now airing on GMM 25.
Returning home from living abroad, Cake (Pongsapak "Santa" Oudompoch) reunites with his long-time neighbor See-ew (Katsamonnat "Earth" Namwirote) and realizes that he wants more than just a platonic relationship with his old friend.
Now airing on iQiyi.
Following the wish of his mother, Xian (Nanthakorn “Hawk” Sringenthap) returns to his childhood home and finds five other boys living there. He discovers that he has a strange connection with Time (Kavinpat “Jo” Thanahiransilp) and tries to see if it can develop into something more.
Now airing on GagaOOLala.
Khim’s (Thitiwat “Ohm” Ritprasert) entire world changes when he meets Sun (Natouch “Fluke” Siripongthon), an optimistic boy with a strong passion for music who is saddled with a worrying heart disease. Can they have the love they both yearn for despite life’s many obstacles?
Now airing on AIS Play.
Any means of communication—handwritten letters, MSN, Blackberry, or LINE—can bring back bittersweet memories of love. This series will remind you of that certain someone that you just can’t forget.
Now airing on Amarin TV and GagaOOLala.
Thian (Thanapat “Film” Kawila), the eldest son of The Five Dragon Guild, has to juggle taking over the organization’s leadership while dealing with his love for another man, which is taboo in old Chinese tradition.
Now airing on one31.
This rom-com threequel will pick up where 2Moons2 the Series left off, with cast members like Wayo (Teerapat “Earth” Ruangritkul), Phana (Benjamin “Ben” Brasier) returning to continue the story of three couples whose rivalry turns into love.
In this story of time travel and fated love, lovers Ongsa (Supakorn “Tor” Wuttinansurasit) and Suan Soon (Wanut “Mix” Sangtianprapai) go back in time to prevent the painful consequences of tragedy. But no one can run away from fate and they both realize that life will always bring them together–and tear them apart.
Available for streaming on WeTV.
Famous composer Duean Yi (Panupun “Benz” Vongjorn) finds himself uninspired to write a new song, but the arrival of handsome barista Plengrak (Naret “Pavel” Promphaopun) may as well turn things around for him.
Available for streaming on YouTube.
Childhood BFFs Win (Sahaphap “Mix” Wongratch) and Korn (Pirapat “Earth” Watthanasetsiri) reach a breaking point when Win’s late father gives some of his inheritance to Korn. The mess spirals even more when Win gets into a car accident and wakes up in the body of his sister Lin (Ployshompoo “Jan” Supasap).
Available for streaming on YouTube.
Engaged since they were both young, Gilayn (Chawarin “New” Perdpiriyawong) and Kuea (Pruk “Zee” Panich) question their future life together when Kuea is unable to profess his love for Gilayn, causing the latter to break their engagement. Now, Kuea is on a mission to win back the love of his life.
Available for streaming on WeTV.
A new spin-off of popular series En of Love (2020), Love Mechanics follows the growing relationship between Mark (Wanarat “War” Ratsameerat) and Vee (Anan “Yin” Wong), who are experiencing new difficulties posed by time and change.
Available for streaming on WeTV.
Claiming to be Thailand’s first BL series based on a mafia narrative, KinnPorshe follows the unlikely romance between mafia offspring Kinn (Phakphum “Mile” Romsaithong) and his bodyguard Porsche (Nattawin “Apo” Wattanagitiphat). Sounds familiar?
Available for streaming on iQIYI.
Graphic designer Jade (Sittichok “Tommy” Pueakpoolpol) is tired of always being in the middle—a middle child or a middleman for other people’s relationships. The arrival of Mai (Karn “Jimmy” Kritsanaphan), an intern who tears Jade’s walls down and makes him think that, maybe, this time he’ll come out on top.
Available for streaming on WeTV.
Pirapat “Earth” Watthanasetsiri and Sahaphap “Mix” Wongratch reunite for yet another series. This time, Earth stars as Jim who, as the owner of a late-night chicken rice place, is exposed to life’s many complexities. In this world of after-hours dining, he meets Wen, (played by Mix) a prospective love interest.
Looking to start a new life in a new house with his mother, Pat (Thanawat “Plan” Koosuwan) feels something uncanny in his room, which turns out to be the ghost of Pope (Supanut “Nut” Lourhaphanich). Pope wants Pat’s help in solving the mystery of his death before everything is too late.
Available for streaming on YouTube.
This two-part anthology tells the story of two couples. In “Star”, we witness the awkward reunion between Daonuea (Natachai “Dunk” Boonprasert) and Kabkluen (Archen “Joong” Aydin) as roommates years after Kabkluen rejected Daonuea’s love. “Sky”, meanwhile, centers on the budding romance between two lonely hearts in a remote village—young doctor Kaufah (Jirakit “Mek” Thawornwong) and volunteer teacher Prince (Jiruntanin “Mark” Trairattanayon).
Available for streaming on YouTube.
Right before he gets to live his dream as a colorist, Talay (Tawinan "Sea" Anukoolprasert) gets into an accident and wakes up as Thatawa (Pawat "Ohm" Chittsawangdee) in a different world. The only way out is to find the key that will bring him back to where he belongs.
Available for streaming on YouTube.
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