New Thai dramas November 2026: Channel 3, One31, GMMTV and streamers

New Thai dramas in November 2026 start tonight, Friday 6 November, when Channel 3 airs the first episode of Love Me To Hurt Me at 20.30. GMMTV has two titles running on One31, Channel 3 has two more on air, and Viu, iQIYI, WeTV, Disney+ and Netflix all have Thai or Thai-dubbed series this month. The table lists each title with its channel, start date, slot and where to watch it legally; a short section on each follows.

New Thai dramas this month at a glance

Title	Channel / platform	Start date	Days and time	Where to watch legally
Love Me To Hurt Me (Rak = Rai)	Channel 3	Fri 6 Nov 2026	Fri 20.30	Channel 3 (33), 3Plus
Motherland (Keb Paendin)	Channel 3	Thu 22 Oct 2026	Wed-Thu 20.30	Channel 3 (33), 3Plus
Prakasit Kamthep	Channel 3	Thu 1 Oct 2026	Mon-Fri 19.00	Channel 3 (33), 3Plus
Scarlet Heart Ullavee	One31 (GMMTV)	Wed 4 Nov 2026	Wed-Thu 20.30	One31; oneD app from 21.45
Lovers & Gangsters (Hong Sen Khluk Fun)	One31 (GMMTV)	Fri 30 Oct 2026	Fri 20.30	One31; oneD app from 21.30
The Rules	Viu (Viu Original)	Wed 28 Oct 2026	Wed 20.00	Viu
Fool in Love	iQIYI (iQIYI Original)	Thu 8 Oct 2026	Thu and Fri 20.00	iQIYI app, iq.com
Tigers Sniff the Rose (Thai dub)	WeTV; Disney+	Thai dub from 1 Nov 2026	To be announced	WeTV, Disney+
The Blue Road	Netflix	Fri 20 Nov 2026	To be announced	Netflix

All times are Bangkok time. For more screen news, see the BKK News 24 entertainment section.

Love Me To Hurt Me: Channel 3’s Friday premiere

Channel 3’s new Friday series casts Tan Duangkaew as Song Kasira, heir to a diamond business, and Yuyu Ornicha as Oh Attawadee, a nurse who once ended their relationship painfully. Years later Song finds that the nurse caring for her mother is Oh, and the old hurt turns into a wish for revenge. The channel also credits Sitthan and Jakkarin in the lead cast.

The story is by Lalanon, with the script and direction by Saratsawadee Wongsomphet, for Bangkok Entertainment. Episode 1 airs tonight at 20.30 on Channel 3 (33), with catch-up on 3Plus and full-series viewing for 3Plus Premium members.

The official teaser for Love Me To Hurt Me, from Channel 3’s YouTube channel.

Motherland and Prakasit Kamthep: Channel 3’s running dramas

Motherland (Keb Paendin) began on 22 October and airs every Wednesday and Thursday at 20.30. Pon Nawasch plays Chonlachat, a young army officer who throws himself into the fight against drug traffickers. On the other side of the border story, Ice Panuwat and Alex Rendell play Mintada and Sipray, two fighters from the Kase people who come to Thailand as exchange students, where Mintada meets Panpassa, played by Oom Itsaya.

The novel is by Nai Pandee (Preeyanuch Panpradub), the director is Captain Phutanate Hongmanop and the producer is Pao Jin Jong. The theme song, Sen Thang Khong Jai, is sung by Pon Nawasch.

Prakasit Kamthep is Channel 3’s early-evening drama, on air Monday to Friday at 19.00 since 1 October; episode 27 airs tonight. Toey Pongsakorn plays Hemant, a hard-working young man raised by a neighbour, whose path crosses that of Phanita, played by Namtan Pichukkana, who will lead him to his real family. That family is headed by Hem (Tu Noppol), a tycoon whose company makes the “Montra” brand of shoes. The drama is produced by D One TV and directed by Anuwat Thanomrod.

Scarlet Heart Ullavee: GMMTV’s big-cast fantasy on One31

GMMTV’s Scarlet Heart Ullavee premiered on Wednesday 4 November and airs every Wednesday and Thursday at 20.30 on One31, with the oneD app showing each episode from 21.45. Episodes 3 and 4 air on 11 and 12 November. GMMTV’s official synopsis follows Nabun, a present-day woman disappointed in love, who wishes for true love and wakes in the body of Fongnuan, a young woman from Wang Nam Lin who has moved to the city of Ullavee.

There she is drawn into a power struggle between seven princes. Tu Tontawan plays Nabun and Fongnuan; the credited cast includes Win Metawin as Mueang Fa, Nanon Korapat as Saenthep, Tay Tawan as Intharat, Fourth Nattawat as Chomhan and Phuwin as Fa Ham. The series is directed by Khanittha Khwanyu.

Lovers & Gangsters: Friday nights on One31

Lovers & Gangsters (Hong Sen Khluk Fun) began on 30 October and airs every Friday at 20.30 on One31, with the oneD app from 21.30. It is set in 2499 BE (1956): Hong Sen, played by Force Jiratchapong, leads the Kao Yod gang on the Thonburi side of the river, while Seng, played by Great Sapol, leads the Khluk Fun gang in Phra Nakhon.

An old grudge pits the two gangs against each other, yet love grows between Hong Sen and Yong (Book Kasidet), Seng’s younger brother, and between Seng and So (Bright Rapheephong), a newcomer to the gang. The series is directed by Kanyakorn Navarat. GMMTV released a teaser for a new theme song, Reason of Seasons by Third Lapat, on 6 November, after Khaotung Thanawat’s Fearless.

The Rules on Viu: a night-shift horror series

Viu’s Thai original The Rules premiered on 28 October and adds a new episode every Wednesday at 20.00, only on Viu. Viu’s synopsis follows Metha, a man with a past he cannot erase who is raising his daughter alone. Short of money, he takes a night shift at a small convenience store on the edge of the city, and finds the shop hides more than he expected; the tagline is that here the rules matter as much as life itself.

The lead cast, as listed by Naewna, includes Khunnote Jirapat as Metha, Mabel Siriwalee as Dear and Pangjee Paphawarin as Sugar. Viu says the series also streams in Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia.

Fool in Love on iQIYI: a Thai BL original

iQIYI’s original Thai series Fool in Love (Khon Ngo Rak Khao) began on 8 October; the uncut version now streams every Thursday and Friday at 20.00 on the iQIYI app and iq.com only. The leads, as credited by iQIYI, are Bank Athit, Copter Nanthapong, Guy Wasu and Ohm Natthapoom.

In iQIYI’s synopsis, Ing, the proud heir to Araya Group, meets Yok, heir to an old-money family, through Ing’s half-brother Itt. Ing keeps finding business reasons to enter Yok’s life, without knowing that he is walking into a trap Yok has set.

From abroad: Tigers Sniff the Rose and The Blue Road

Tigers Sniff the Rose, the Chinese historical drama, has been available with Thai dubbing on WeTV since 1 November, and Disney+ Thailand posted a “stream now” video for it on 5 November. Meng Ziyi plays Princess Mu Wanyao, sent from Chang’an to Lingnan to pray for her late mother, and Li Yunrui plays Yan Shang, a young scholar she meets when her carriage breaks down on a mountain road. With her help he builds a career in the capital, and together they face corrupt officials and foreign invaders.

Netflix’s Korean thriller The Blue Road arrives on 20 November. Two detectives from two countries join forces when serial murders and cryptic clues cross borders; Netflix lists Son Sukku, Eita Nagayama and Jung Jae-young in the lead roles. The episode release pattern is to be announced.

Coming soon and where to watch Thai dramas legally

iQIYI posted an official teaser for the school series TIMEZONE on 6 November, marked “coming soon” on iQIYI and iq.com; the start date is to be announced. For every title above, the legal places to watch are the channels themselves, their own apps (3Plus for Channel 3, oneD for One31) and the streamers named in the table.

Schedules can change at short notice, so check the channel or app on the day. Our entertainment section carries weekly screen listings, and the latest news page has the rest of today’s stories.