Gun (Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul) heads his high school music club, but his bitterest rival Tinn (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak), the principal’s son, wants to abolish several “useless” after-school clubs… including the music club! Desperate to save his club, Gun decides to run for student council president. When he loses to Tinn, it looks like his hopes of keeping the club alive are in tatters. But there’s a twist: Tinn has a secret crush on Gun. Can Tinn and Gun find true love and save the music club in the process? This 2022 Thai BL drama series was directed by Au Kornprom Niyomsil.

Cher (Book Kasidet Plookphol) is a determined gamer with dreams of e-sports stardom, currently balancing his university studies with running a successful ASMR channel. In his final year, he secures an internship at a struggling video game company led by the gruff Gun (Force Jiratchapong Srisang), who secretly adores Cher’s soothing ASMR videos. As Gun tries to express his feelings through unconventional tasks for his intern, a unique bond begins to blossom. However, the constant weight of family pressure and unresolved secrets from Gun’s past threaten to overshadow their budding romance. Will Cher and Gun overcome these obstacles to find love, or will the weight of their worlds pull them apart? This 2023 Thai BL drama was directed by New Siwaj Sawatmaneekul.

Struggling with temporary deafness on rainy days, Saengtai (Title Tanatorn Saenganikorn) can only communicate telepathically with others who share his condition. One rainy day, he hears his soulmate’s voice but reacts poorly, haunted by his parents' painful bond. Enter Phat Wetchutianan (Pee Peerawich Ploynumpol), a charming veterinarian who unknowingly shares this link with Saengtai. As Saengtai tries to distance himself from the inevitable, Phat embraces their bond, entangling them in misunderstanding. Can they reconcile their hearts before it’s too late, or will Saengtai's fear of love keep them apart? Adapted from the novel by Eddy, this 2023 Thai fantasy romance was produced by Acttraction Entertainment.

Seven years ago, Tharn (Mew Suppasit Jongcheveevat) fell for his college roommate Type (Gulf Kanawut Traipipattanapong), despite the latter’s outward hostility to the gay community. Incredibly, love triumphed over hate, and the two became lovers. Now, their university days are behind them and they have started their professional careers. As they navigate the worlds of work and post-college life, new obstacles begin to put a strain on their relationship. Can they overcome these obstacles to shore up their love? Will their relationship fall victim to these new and unprecedented pressures? This 2020 Thai drama series is the sequel to “TharnType” and was directed by Pique Passawut.

Ai (Meen Nichakoon Khajornborirak) is studying at a Canadian university when he gets into a fight and is eventually expelled and forced to return home. At his new university, Ai meets and falls for a fellow student, the free-spirited Chen Nhai (Ping Krittanun Aunchananun), but his feelings are not returned. Will these two stay in the friend zone? Or could Cupid bring them together? This 2022 Thai drama series was directed by Nob Sathanapong Limwongthong.

Having been together for the past three years, Day (Lee Long Shi) and Itt (Frank Thanatsaran Samthonglai) are still as much in love as they were when they first got together. Always wanting Itt to know just how much he loves, Day tends to spoil his partner in any way he can. While frequent reminders of his affection for Itt aren’t bad, his spoiling has encouraged Itt to behave rather spoiledly. During one of his more obnoxious moments, Itt asks Day to bring him a cake to help him get over his current sickness. Despite having other obligations to fill, Day agrees to Itt’s request but a tragic accident on the way leaves Day with serious injuries. No longer able to remember anything from the last three years, Day has no recollection of Itt or their relationship.  With no recollection of who he is or what they meant to each other, Itt is certain he can help Day recover the memories he’s lost. Putting aside his selfish ways, can Itt help Day on his road to healing or will the time they spent together be lost to Day forever? Adapted from the third book of the web novel series “Love Syndrome” by Yeo Nim, “Love Syndrome III” is a 2023 Thai romance drama directed by Marut Sarowat.

The families of Pran (Nanon Korapat Kirdpan) and Pat (Ohm Pawat Chittsawangdee) have been locked in a seemingly endless feud, intent on passing the hatred down to the next generation. But when Pran rescues Pat’s younger sister from danger, the tensions between them begin to ease, and a shared love of music eventually helps them form an unlikely bond. But this comes to an end when family circumstances force them to part during high school. Fate, however, has other plans. They reunite at university – only to find themselves in rival majors. While their peers urge them to despise each other, Pran and Pat can’t deny the sparks of mutual attraction between them. Can their relationship survive the shared hatred of their families and schoolmates? This 2021 Thai BL drama, based on the novel “Behind the Scenes” by Afterday and -West-, was directed by Aof Noppharnach Chaiyahwimhon.

Third (Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat), along with his three best friends Two (White Nawat Phumphotingam), Bone (Mike Chinnarat Siriphongchawalit), and Khai (Off Jumpol Adulkittiporn), are filmology majors at the local university. Working hard to make their dreams come true, the four best friends are always there for each other but Third has a secret which could destroy everything they’ve worked so hard to achieve. Having harbored a crush on Khai for years, Third has worked incredibly hard to keep his true feelings for his friend a secret. With years spent watching Khai woo a neverending string of girls, Third is perfectly aware that he has zero chance with his friend. But it’s not just Khai’s constant romancing that has dashed all of Third’s hopes. With Khai adhering to a strict “no dating friends” policy, Third is painfully aware of the fact that his feelings would be rejected, even if Khai was somehow interested. Even so, Third can’t help but harbor ever-growing feelings for Kahi. With his unrequited love wearing on him by the day, Third eventually decides the time has come to let Khai go and move on. Of course, only after Third has moved on does Khai begin to realize his feelings for his friend may not be strictly platonic. Has Khai missed his chance at true love or will he find a way to win his best friend’s heart? Adapted from the novel of the same name by JittiRain, “Theory of Love” is a 2019 Thai romance drama directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas.

After getting turned down by his long-time crush, orthopedic doctor Wandee (Inn Sarin Ronnakiat) gets drunk and hooks up with Yoryak (Great Sapol Assawamunkong), a boxer who Wandee had seen earlier that day as a patient. Although the two originally intended to keep things as a one-night stand, Wandee and Yoryak begin a secret friends-with-benefits relationship. Eventually, the two begin to develop romantic feelings for each other, but they both also have other people that they're interested in. Is Wandee and Yoryak's budding romance meant to be, or is it destined to end in heartbreak? Wandee Goodday is a 2024 Thai comedy BL drama directed by Golf Tanwarin Sukkhapisit.

Growing up as neighbors in a small town, the friendship between Tin (Kantheephop Sirorattanaphanit) and Park (Tiger Aekapol Saeheng) was inevitable. The best of friends, it was only natural for Tin to move in with Park and his family, after tragedy struck. Practically brothers since adolescence, Tin and Park’s relationship is stronger than ever, but Tin is starting to feel like he wants more. Now a university art student, Tin runs an art class for the children in the neighborhood while Park works as a nurse at a local hospital. Still roommates, Tin often teases Park for his odd work schedule and the amount of time he spends at home doing nothing more than sleeping, but behind all his teasing Tin grows tired of hiding his growing crush on Park. Deciding to take a more direct approach, Tin confronts Park, telling him it’s time for them to start dating.  With no desire to take their relationship to the next level, Park rejects Tin’s advances. But when Tin catches the eye of fellow art student Pholen (Noom Phongsathon Phuttha), Park begins to see things differently. Realizing his feelings for Tin might be deeper than he ever imagined, can Park win Tin’s heart before this unexpected rival snatches it away? Adapted from the web novel of the same name by Taohu Khai, “Tin Tem Jai” is a 2023 Thai romance drama produced by MFlow Entertainment.

When Punn Setthaphakdi (Ja Phachara Suansri) lands an internship working on the set of an upcoming drama, he feels like he’s living the dream. But when he meets the drama’s lead actor, "Achi" Shinashi Tiyaphirom (First Chalongrat Novsamrong), Punn’s life takes an interesting turn. Naturally drawn to Achi’s charisma, Punn can’t help falling in love with the superstar. But as nothing more than a lowly intern, does Punn stand a chance of catching this celebrity’s eye? Adapted from the novel “The Superstar and the Puppy on Set” by Orpheus, this 2023 Thai BL romance drama was directed by David Bigander.

Having recently interviewed for his dream job, Talay (Sea Tawinan Anukoolprasert) is over the moon when he learns he’s landed the job. Unfortunately, before he can begin work, Talay is involved in a near-fatal accident that completely upends his life in the most unbelievable way imaginable. Waking from the accident to find himself in a completely different universe, Talay, now known as Tess, has no idea how he got here or how he’s going to find a way home. Wandering his way through this parallel universe, Talay eventually finds his way to the Association of Thai Citizens in the Alternate World, a secret organization dedicated to helping those destined to wander between universes. With the help of the Association, Talay learns that to return home, he has to find his “portkey”. As a fellow universe traveler, this “portkey” is the only person in this present universe in possession of the ability to send the other home. But simply finding this person isn’t enough. Once they’re found, the traveler and their “portkey” must form a connection so strong that it compels them back to their original universe. Determined to find his key home, Talay soon crosses paths with Tun (Jimmy Jitaraphol Potiwihok), a former friend of Tess and a fellow traveler between universes. Convinced Tun is his key home, Talay works to reforge the relationship between him and Tess. As the two draw closer, true feelings begin to blossom but what will they do if the relationship they’re building in this universe is forgotten once they find their way home?  A delightful mix of sci-fi and romance, “Vice Versa” is a 2022 Thai romantic comedy drama directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas.

Pat (Ben Bunyapol Likhitamnuayporn) is fresh from Los Angeles and eager to make his mark at a digital marketing firm: which he does, by accidentally spilling a drink all over his new manager Jeng (Man Trisanu Soranun). Even worse, Jeng is the company owner’s son. Jeng’s strict managerial style grates on Pat’s nerves and creates a challenging work environment, but the two secretly begin developing feelings for each other despite the growing tension between them. With their professional and personal lives tangled, can Pat succeed at his job and figure out where his true feelings lie? This 2023 Thai BL drama was directed by Tee Bundit Sintanaparadee.

Clumsy and energetic high school student Atom (Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul), harbors a secret crush on his classmate, Matmee (Pahn Pathitta Pornchumroenrut), who sits beside him. One day, Matmee lends Atom her eraser, on which he discovers the name "Kongthap" written with a heart, leading him to believe that Matmee has a crush on Kongthap (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak) – the handsome basketball player seated in front of them – and causing Atom to sink into despair. However, Atom later accidentally drops that eraser, only for to Kongthap pick it up and notice his own name on it. Assuming that Atom has feelings for him, Kongthap approaches Atom, who goes along with the misunderstanding to protect Matmee's secret and avoid embarrassment. But as they interact more, Atom begins to question his own feelings, while Kongthap starts to reconsider his initial perceptions. Will this mix-up lead to real love? This drama was based on Japanese manga series of the same name by Wataru Hinekure and illustrated by Aruko.

First-year college student Thorn (Suar Kritsanaphong Sripattiyanon), who loves playing basketball and dreams of becoming a top-tier player, is reunited with Tupfah (Tae Chayapat Kongsub), his former acquaintance. The older Tupfah also dreamed of becoming a pro basketball player, but has since put his sporting ambitions aside. The two begin to bond as they spend more time together, and Thorn realizes he wants to convince Tupfah to resurrect his basketball dreams. They’re not the only ones with romance on the mind: Aii (Jump Kananat Yansukon) wants to score good grades so he can gain a scholarship to study abroad, but will he get distracted by a handsome football player? And two relay team track runners find themselves attracted to one another – although one is dating the other’s sister! Meanwhile, Thorn has begun to fall in love with Tupfah. Should he confess his feelings, or will doing so ruin their friendship? This 2022 Thai BL drama was directed by Sand Dhammarong Sermrittirong and Junior Naron Cherdsoongnern.

University student Thi (Bom Thanawat Uthaikitwanit) works part-time as a tutor for high schoolers. When he sees one of his students getting roughed up by an unruly street gang led by Noey (Tar Atiwat Saengtien), he steps in to save the day. However, this isn’t the last time he runs into Noey – somehow, the troublemaker seems to be everywhere, always up to no good. Fate throws Thi an even harder curveball when he takes on a new student, only to discover that it’s none other than Noey! Thi starts to wonder if he can help Noey change his ways… but Noey has secretly fallen for Thi. Could this unlikely relationship work out, and possibly be the spark Noey needs to get his life back on track? This 2022 Thai BL drama was based on the novel “I Will Hit You Na, Noei” by KoreanRabbit and was directed by Champ Weerachit Thongjila.