Key art for the 2026 Thai BL series Your Third
Your Third (ที่สามของเธอ, 2026) key art. © Mandee Work / Domundi TV. Image via TMDB, shown solely to identify the series being reviewed.

Your Third

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What happens

Your Third (ที่สามของเธอ, RTGS: Thi Sam Khong Thoe) is a Thai Boys’ Love series that premiered on GMM25 on 26 July 2026. It runs twelve weekly episodes on Sunday nights, with the uncut version going up on iQIYI an hour after broadcast.

Sarm (Max Kornthas Rujeerattanavorapan), full name Traiphop Adisuan, is a young farm owner who has spent years loving someone who never chose him. When that person ends up with Sarm’s own brother, he leaves and isolates himself on an island in southern Thailand. Jam (Nat Natasit Uareksit), full name Jiranat Ikegawa, his personal assistant, is sent to bring him home.

The title is the point of the series. ที่สามของเธอ means the third person, the one outside the pair, and it names the position Sarm has occupied in someone else’s life for years: always present, never chosen. On the island Jam arrives as an errand and stops being one.

The series is directed by Cheewin Thanamin Wongsakulpach and produced by Mandee Work with Domundi TV and Copy A Bangkok, adapted from the novel of the same name by Laila. It was announced at the DMD Line Up 2025+ Glow Up event in February 2025, and iQIYI confirmed it as part of its 2026 slate in November 2025.

CONTENT DETAILS

Native Title
ที่สามของเธอ
Original Title
Your Third
Also Known As
ที่สามของเธอ, Thi Sam Khong Thoe, Tee Sam Kong Ter, Her Third
Adaptation
Adapted from the Thai novel ที่สามของเธอ by the author Laila. The screen adaptation is directed by Cheewin Thanamin Wongsakulpach.
Themes
Key Themes
Unrequited LoveHeartbreakIsland SettingRunning AwayBrothersAssistant and EmployerSecond ChancesHealingWeekly Broadcast
Country
Language
Thai
Networks
Seasons
1
Episodes
12
Duration
45-50 min
Aired Start
Aired End
Release Year
Content Rating
MA

Where to watch Your Third

iQIYI

Before You Watch

  • What it is: a Thai Boys’ Love series from Mandee Work, Domundi TV and Copy A Bangkok, twelve episodes, premiered 26 July 2026 on GMM25.
  • Schedule: Sundays at 22:30 ICT on GMM25, closing 11 October 2026.
  • The pair: Max Kornthas Rujeerattanavorapan as Sarm and Nat Natasit Uareksit as Jam.
  • The hook: a man who has always been the third person in someone else’s story runs to an island, and the assistant sent to fetch him stays.
  • Adapted from the novel ที่สามของเธอ by Laila.
  • Rating: MA, the classification the restricted Thai broadcast carries.

Reviewed by Renkaze

A heartbreak story that starts after the heartbreak.

Sarm’s loss has already happened when the series opens: the person he loved is with his own brother. The story is about what he does next, which is leave, and about the assistant sent after him.

Being someone’s third person is a specific kind of hurt, and the series builds its opening around the aftermath rather than the rivalry. Sending the love interest in as an employee with instructions gives Jam a job to do before anything else can happen between them.

What to expect: a slower register than a campus series, a southern island setting doing a lot of the emotional work, and a twelve-week run that ends on 11 October 2026.

Twelve episodes of 45 to 50 minutes add up to between nine and ten hours, a long enough run for the employer and assistant arrangement to change by degrees instead of in one scene. Cinematography is credited to Picharn Wimolchaiyaporn and Thanakrit Khemasunan, and the story comes from Laila’s novel of the same name. It suits viewers who like quiet healing stories about leaving a painful situation and being followed anyway.

Each Sunday brings two versions of the same episode, an hour apart.

GMM25 broadcasts the series at 22:30 ICT, and iQIYI streams the uncut version at 23:30 ICT. The classification is MA.

Twelve weekly episodes run from 26 July to 11 October 2026, a span of 77 days from first episode to last. Mandee Work, Domundi TV and Copy A Bangkok share the production credit.

What this one does with its physical register is a style choice, and it is worth knowing before you start.

The reactions are big. Sudden turns, sudden sounds, comedy played broad rather than small. That is a register in its own right rather than an accident, and it belongs to a tradition this genre keeps going.

If that kind of comedy is what you enjoy, this will land for you. The pairing is a good one and the series is easy company.

Themes

The island does the structural work here. Sarm puts a stretch of water between himself and everyone who knows the story, and water is the one boundary nobody crosses casually. There is no dropping in. Every arrival is the end of a planned journey and every departure has to be booked in advance, so the setting turns simple proximity into something both men keep having to decide on.

The loss that starts everything has already happened when the series opens. Sarm’s love interest has chosen his brother, and he is already carrying the result of it. That puts the twelve episodes in the register of recovery rather than competition.

It also changes what a love interest is for. Jam is not competing with anybody, so the only thing left for him to do is be present in a way the previous arrangement never allowed.

Interesting facts

  • The official pilot, released at the announcement event, had passed 2.2 million views on YouTube by May 2026, two months before the series began.
  • The costume fitting was staged as public content rather than a closed session. The official series account announced it for 23 February 2026, streamed on Mandee Work's TikTok from 10:30 ICT and on the Mandee Channel YouTube account from 11:00 ICT, five months ahead of the first broadcast.

How it was made

Kittipat Champa is credited as executive producer and Sunanta Sota as producer, with cinematography by Picharn Wimolchaiyaporn and Thanakrit Khemasunan.

The song ที่สามของเธอ, written by Thanee Wongniwatkajorn of Gop Postcard and performed by Zom Marie, runs three minutes and twelve seconds and plays as an ending theme for episodes 1 and 2. A second ending theme, "Just..." by Nat Natasit, covers episodes 3 to 6.

LEAD & SIDE COUPLES

Max Kornthas Rujeerattanavorapan official photo - Thai Domundi TV actor, star of Cutie Pie, Naughty Babe, Payback, and Duang with You
Natasit Uareksit official photo - Thai actor, star of ChermChey as Nine
Max Kornthas RujeerattanavorapanMaxNatNatasit Uareksit
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Episode guide: Your Third

12 / 12 episodes aired · Completed
EP 1
26 Jul 2026
Aired
EP 2
02 Aug 2026
Aired
EP 3
09 Aug 2026
Aired
EP 4
16 Aug 2026
Aired
EP 5
23 Aug 2026
Aired
EP 6
30 Aug 2026
Aired
EP 7
06 Sep 2026
Aired
EP 8
13 Sep 2026
Aired
EP 9
20 Sep 2026
Aired
EP 10
27 Sep 2026
Aired
EP 11
04 Oct 2026
Aired
EP 12
11 Oct 2026
Aired

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the broadcast version the complete one?

No. GMM25 carries it at 22:30 ICT on Sundays, and the uncut version goes up on iQIYI an hour later at 23:30, so the streamed cut is the fuller of the two.

The Thai title is ที่สามของเธอ. How does the English one differ?

Romanised as Thi Sam Khong Thoe, the Thai reads as her third, and Her Third is listed among the alternative titles. The English release title shifts the pronoun to Your Third.

Who plays Sarm and Jam?

Max Kornthas Rujeerattanavorapan plays Sarm, full name Traiphop Adisuan, and Natasit Uareksit plays Jam. Thanakrit Chiamchunya appears as Song, Sorntast Buangam as Thee and Fluke Natouch Siripongthon as Pimai.

Which book is it based on?

The Thai novel ที่สามของเธอ by the author Laila. Kittipat Champa is credited as executive producer and Sunanta Sota as producer.

How many episodes are there, and when does it end?

Twelve episodes air weekly, from 26 July 2026 to 11 October 2026.

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