From travelog to theatrical presentation to science fiction movement, Korean band BTS has so many superb TV and web series to look at.

In the event that you’re in any way similar to the remainder of the planet, you’ve fallen hard for BTS. Also, similar to any ARMY who hasn’t been with the band since the good ‘ol days, you have a great deal of content to make up for lost time with. It’s a magnificent assignment—and a possibly overpowering one. While quite a bit of BTS’ content is, obviously, music recordings and exhibitions, the Korean band has likewise created a plenty of extra substance as web series and TV shows.

While BTS has showed up on handfuls if not many TV shows both in Korea and abroad since their introduction eight years prior, we’re exclusively zeroing in on the BTS-driven series instead of the continuous shows wherein BTS has showed up as included visitors. Regardless of whether you’re another ARMY hoping to study the K-pop band or essentially can’t get “Spread” and additionally “Authorization to Dance” off of your mind and are interested about the seven individuals behind the late spring hits, look at one of the accompanying series to study Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, recorded here in sequential request.

Youngster King (2013)

The number of scenes: 8

Where to watch: Viki

BTS appeared in 2013, and Rookie King was their first legitimate series. The theatrical presentation design is really famous in Korea, and a significant number of BTS’ series use it. Youngster King is a theatrical presentation that includes the individuals endeavoring distinctive Korean TV program designs. In the show, BTS takes on various jobs, including commentators, bowlers, and b-ball players. Early theatrical presentation BTS is genuinely where anything can occur. Newbie King would likewise give us our first legitimate illustration of BTS taking on cooking difficulties, which keeps on being a running (and funny) subject in BTS’ theatrical presentation presence today.

American Hustle Life (2014)

The number of scenes: 8

This BTS unscripted TV drama that sees the individuals venturing out to L.A. for about fourteen days to gain from “hip-bounce mentors” like Coolio and Warren G can be difficult to watch, as the series is not even close to ready to completely draw in with K-pop’s set of experiences (and present) of social allocation. That being said, once in a while inconvenience is something to incline toward, and the series can be a decent hopping off point for non-Black BTS fans specifically to draw in with the subject of K-pop social assignment and furthermore to perceive how far BTS has come since their introduction. I suggest watching American Hustle Life related to investigation and knowledge from Black BTS fans, for example, writer Stitch of Stitch’s Media Mix, who has composed widely about BTS, yet additionally about social apportionment in the period of K-pop.

GO! BTS (2014)

The number of scenes: 1

It’s somewhat of a stretch to call this one a series, as there is just a single scene, however on the off chance that you’re searching for more substance from BTS’ early years, Go! BTS is a decent alternative. The 45-minute scene follows BTS on their excursion to L.A. for KCON 2014. As well as including some presentation film, the uncommon gives us a portion of that assortment program energy by sending the individuals on three missions around Laguna Beach.

BTS Gayo (2015-2017)

The number of scenes: 15

Where to watch: VLive

BTS Gayo is another BTS theatrical presentation, wherein the individuals mess around that are explicitly identified with K-pop. For instance, in the main scene, they need to figure notorious K-pop young lady bunch tunes dependent on dance pieces of information from different individuals. BTS hasn’t delivered a scene of Gayo in some time, likely in light of the fact that the more extensive umbrella of Run BTS (see the following section on the rundown) covers such K-pop-driven difficulties BTS Gayo focuses.

Run BTS! (2015-today)

The number of scenes: 143 (and then some)

Where to watch: VLive

A definitive BTS theatrical presentation, Run BTS has been, um, running since 2015. The show includes the individuals contending in an assortment of games, from zombie get away from room difficulties to foot volleyball to your exemplary round of mafia. On the off chance that they win, they get a prize. On the off chance that they lose, they get a discipline. Theatrical presentation games like this are just pretty much as compelling as how much the contenders treat them in a serious way, and you will scarcely believe: BTS is holding nothing back. These worldwide pop stars might be moguls, however they will toss down for a coupon like their lives rely upon it. Early scenes of Run BTS incorporate the individuals visiting numerous a carnival, while later scenes have gotten both more contained and inventive in the difficulties. Have confidence, there is a here thing for everybody—simply be careful the covert operatives and unexpected developments.

Bon Voyage (2016-today)

The number of scenes: 32 scenes, across 4 seasons

Where to watch: VLive (Seasons 1-3), Weverse* (Season 4)

Bon Voyage is a movement unscripted TV drama that follows BTS on different outings all throughout the planet, remembering northern Europe for Season 1, Hawaii in Season 2, Malta in Season 3, and New Zealand in Season 4. It’s fascinating to see the individuals all over town on the planet, having some good times together and on a relative break. (This is still work, however they are not effectively advancing or visiting.) Over the course of Bon Voyage’s four seasons, you will see numerous a camper van experience; numerous a rounds of rock, paper, scissors; and acknowledge exactly how focal Yoon-gi is to keeping these individuals took care of when they are left all alone. Particularly in when travel has been to a great extent unthinkable, bopping all throughout the planet with BTS can be a pleasant getaway.

 

Consume the Stage (2018)

The number of scenes: 8

Where to watch: YouTube Premium

Consume the Stage is an eight-section series that recounts the narrative of BTS’ monstrous 300-day The Wings Tour, which took up the greater part of 2017 for the individuals. Counting meetings and show film, Burn the Stage observes a lovely standard show film design, giving knowledge into BTS’ first significant world visit. The series would later be transformed into a film, likewise called Burn the Stage, which was delivered later in 2018.

Bring the Soul (2019)

The number of scenes: 6

Where to watch: Weverse

Like Burn the Stage, Bring the Soul is another brief look into what BTS’ visit life resembles. This six-section series follows the seven individuals from BTS during the Love Yourself World Tour, through the finish of the visit’s third, European leg, which closed in October 2019. It was additionally delivered in a more dense film design in Bring the Soul: The Movie.

BT21 (2019-today)

The number of scenes: 17 principle story shorts, in addition to extra smaller than expected stories

Where to watch: YouTube

In case you’re searching for some vivified BTS content, look at the universe of BT21, a cooperation between Line Friends and BTS that you can see chronicled here. The individuals made the ideas for the BT21 characters, who are on the whole lovable. From that point, the illustrators started recounting the account of Prince Tata, who hails from Planet BT, as he longs for spreading love across the system. Goodbye and gatekeeper robot Van travel to Earth to start the mission, where they meet Koya, RJ, Shooky, Mang, Chimmy, and Cooky, who rally with the aspiration to turn into the most persuasive mainstream society sensation in the world. You can look at the individuals’ response to the underlying storyline of shorts here.

End the Silence (2020)

The number of scenes: 7

Where to watch: Weverse

You didn’t think BTS planned to leave you holding tight the last leg of their Love Yourself World Tour, did you? The Break the Silence docu-series gets where Bring the Soul leaves off, welcoming fans on the last, Asian leg of the Love Yourself World Tour and into the Love Yourself: Speak Yourself expansion of the visit, which broadened the visit through October 2019. As you might have speculated, there is additionally a film design rendition of Break the Silence.

In the Soop (2020)

The number of scenes: 8

Where to watch: Weverse

BTS has given us many gifts during the COVID-19 pandemic, however In the Soop might be the best. The series follows the seven individuals as they enjoy a reprieve from their plans for getting work done to seek after pastimes, hang out, and watch Jin kill fish. Dissimilar to BTS’ assortment series, In the Soop has a lot looser construction, permitting the individuals to loosen up somewhat more. Every part made a rundown of exercises they might want to test while in the nominal “soop” (“woodland,” in Korean), however there is no award or discipline for finishing or not. All things being equal, the individuals can decide to invest their energy as they wish, regardless of whether that be building Lego or dashing controller boats. In the Soop is really the gift that continues giving, and ARMY is crossing our fingers briefly season.