K-Drama Misc. LGBT+ Shows
These are shows I've either watched or are on my radar to watch but have a LGBTQIA+ element to them (heavily innuendo-ed "bromances" will likely also be included) that are not Thai, Korean,, Taiwanese or Japanese (these have their own lists)
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1. A Sketchy Job!
Chinese Drama - 2025, 5 episodes
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2. Addicted
Chinese Drama - 2016, 15 episodes
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3. Beautiful Scars
Filipino Drama - 2023, 4 episodes
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4. Boys' Lockdown
Filipino Drama - 2020, 6 episodes
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5. Gameboys
Filipino Drama - 2020, 13 episodes
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6. Hello Stranger
Filipino Drama - 2020, 8 episodes
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7. Killer and Healer
Chinese Drama - 2021, 37 episodes
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8. Like in the Movies
Filipino Drama - 2020, 8 episodes
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9. My Girlfriend's Boyfriend
Chinese Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
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10. Oh, Mando!
Filipino Drama - 2020, 6 episodes
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11. Papa, What Is Love?
Filipino Drama - 2022, 6 episodes
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12. Precise Shot
Chinese Drama - 2020, 20 episodes
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13. Pure Vanilla
Singaporean Movie - 2023
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14. Rainbow Prince
Filipino Drama - 2022, 10 episodes
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15. Stay with Me
Chinese Drama - 2023, 24 episodes
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16. The Untamed
Chinese Drama - 2019, 50 episodes
This shows "bromance" in the live action and implies relationship. The base content was BL and the related anime is portrayed as BL. Live action is different.
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17. Tie the Not
Filipino Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
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18. Word of Honor
Chinese Drama - 2021, 36 episodes
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