Viu (streaming service)#Exclusive international distribution
{{Short description|Hong Kong streaming service}}
{{Use Hong Kong English|date=March 2023}}{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2023}}
{{Infobox website
| name = Viu
| logo = Viu logo.svg
| company_type = Subsidiary
| type = OTT platform
| language = Arabic, Burmese, Chinese, English, Filipino, Indonesian, Malay, Thai
| location = Hong Kong
| location_country = China
| area_served = Algeria, Australia, Bahrain, Egypt, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Morocco, Myanmar, New Zealand, Oman, Qatar, Palestine, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Sudan, Thailand, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen
| owner = {{ubl|Viu International Ltd
(PCCW Media Limited)
(63.2%)|Canal+
(36.8%)}}
| products = Video streaming
| url = {{URL|https://www.viu.com/}}
| commercial = Yes
| num_users = 66.4 million ({{as of|2022}})
| launch_date = {{Start date and age|2015|8}}
| current_status = Active
}}
Viu (pronounced as view) is a Hong Kong-based over-the-top video on demand streaming service from PCCW Media Group's Viu International Ltd.{{cite news |last=Rachelle |first=Marie |title=Best Korean Movies on Viu Vu To Watch in 2023 |language=en |work=Streaming Freak |url=https://streamingfreak.co.uk/movies/korean-movies-on-viu-vu/ |access-date=31 January 2018}} Operated in a dual-revenue model comprising subscriptions and advertising, Viu delivers content in different genres from Asia's top content providers with local language subtitles, as well as original production series under the Viu Original initiative (similar to original programming from other services like Disney+, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix).{{cite web |url=http://www.ooyala.com/videomind/blog/pccw-media-s-viu-ott-play-nets-over-12-million |title=PCCW Media's Viu OTT play nets over 1.2 million downloads in Hong Kong |website=Ooyala |language=en |access-date=31 January 2018}}
Viu is now available in 16 markets across Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Middle East including Australia, Bahrain, Egypt, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Jordan, Kuwait, New Zealand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Oman, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, and United Arab Emirates.{{cite web |url=https://www.viu.com/ott/no-service/ |title=Viu no service page list of countries |date=26 July 2020 |website=Viu |language=en |access-date=26 July 2020}} As of December 2022, Viu had 66.4 million monthly active users, including 12.2 million paying subscribers.{{cite magazine|last1=Frater |first1=Patrick |title=Asian Streamer Viu Approaches Profitability, Divulges Subscriber and Revenue Data |url=https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/asian-streamer-viu-profitability-subscribers-revenue-1235536897/ |magazine=Variety |date=February 27, 2023 |access-date=2 February 2025}}
History
Viu International Ltd launched the Viu OTT video service in Hong Kong on 26 October 2015.{{cite web |url=https://www.cw.com.hk/digital-transformation/pccw-launches-streaming-video-service-hk |title=PCCW launches streaming video service in HK |website=ComputerWorld Hong Kong |language=en |access-date=15 May 2019}}
In January 2016, Viu announced its official launch in Singapore.{{cite web |url=http://www.pccw.com/media-centre/news/detail.page?pressId=20160111-00001297&locale=en |title=PCCW Media signs the first landmark pan-regional agreement with top four Korean broadcasters and announces regional expansion of Viu OTT service in Asia with Singapore launch |website=PCCW}}
In March 2016, Viu announced its official launch in India and Malaysia.{{cite web |url=http://www.pccw.com/media-centre/news/detail.page?pressId=20160304-00001324&locale=en |title=PCCW Media's Viu OTT video service expands to India and Malaysia further to its launch in Hong Kong and Singapore |website=PCCW}}
In May 2016, Viu launches in Indonesia.{{cite web |url=https://www.exchange4media.com/digital-news/vuclip-launches-ott-service-viuin-indonesia-64631.html |title=Vuclip launches OTT Service- Viu in Indonesia |website=Exchange4media |language=en |access-date=15 May 2019}}
In November 2016, Viu announced its official launch in the Philippines and has achieved four million users and over 218 million video views.{{cite web |url=http://www.pccw.com/media-centre/news/detail.page?pressId=20161129-00001422&locale=en |title=Viu achieves 4 million users across Asia in first year of launch. Service further expands to the Philippines |website=PCCW}}
In February 2017, Viu was available in major Middle East countries including Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.{{cite web |url=https://www.rapidtvnews.com/2017022446297/viu-launches-in-middle-east.html#axzz5nyVF8XbC |title=Viu launches in Middle East |website=Rapid TV News |access-date=15 May 2019}}
In May 2017, Viu announced its official launch in Thailand and has expanded to 15 markets across Asia and the Middle East countries.{{cite web |url=http://www.pccw.com/media-centre/news/detail.page?pressId=20170517-00001499&locale=en |title=Viu launches in Thailand |website=PCCW}}
In September 2018, Viu announced its official launch in Myanmar.{{cite web |url=https://www.rapidtvnews.com/2018090653412/viu-launches-in-myanmar.html#axzz5nyVF8XbC |title=Viu launches in Myanmar |website=Rapid TV News |access-date=15 May 2019}}
In March 2019, Viu announced its official launch in South Africa.{{cite news |url=https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/internet/viu-launches-ott-service-in-south-africa/articleshow/68220465.cms?from=mdr |title=Viu launches OTT service in South Africa |last=Laghate |first=Gaurav |date=1 March 2019 |work=The Economic Times |access-date=15 May 2019}}
In December 2019, Viu announced its suspension of operations in India without providing a date.{{cite news |url=https://www.afaqs.com/news/media/viu-india-to-shut-its-operation |title=Viu to shut India operations |last=Roy Choudhury |first=Anirban |date=16 December 2019 |work=afaqs! |access-date=19 December 2019}} On 5 November 2021, Viu stopped its services in India.
In June 2023, PCCW and the Canal+ Group announced a strategic partnership between the two companies, under which Canal+ will invest $300 million, including an initial investment of $200 million, in Viu and gain a 26.1% minority stake in the streaming service, with the option to invest further and gain a 51% controlling stake. The partnership serves as a catalyst for international expansions for both PCCW and Canal+ as well as collaborations between Viu and Canal+ on original productions.{{cite web |last=Shackleton |first=Liz |title=Canal+ Takes 26% Stake In Leading Asian Streamer Viu; Talks Growth & Content Collaboration |url=https://deadline.com/2023/06/canal-acquisition-viu-pccw-asian-streamer-1235421524/ |website=Deadline Hollywood |date=21 June 2023 |access-date=21 June 2023}}{{cite web |last=Frater |first=Patrick |title=France's Canal+ Buying Strategic Minority Stake in Viu, Successful Asian Streamer |url=https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/canal-minority-stake-viu-asian-streaming-1235650379/ |website=Variety |date=20 June 2023 |access-date=21 June 2023}}
In February 2024, the Canal+ Group announced it had increased its stake in Viu to 30%. This move underscored Canal+'s confidence in Viu, and highlighted the group's strategic focus on Asia as a pivotal growth area. By deepening its investment in Viu, which operates as a leading streaming service in Asia, the Middle East, and South Africa, Canal+ aims to accelerate its expansion in these regions. The total investment by Canal+ in Viu reached approximately $300 million, with the group maintaining the option to further increase its stake to 50%. This progression is indicative of the evolving relationship between Canal+ and PCCW, and underscores the importance of Viu in Canal+'s global strategy.{{cite web |last=Frater |first=Patrick |date=2024-02-26 |title=Canal Plus Increases Stake in Asian Streamer Viu to 30% – Global Bulletin |url=https://variety.com/2024/global/news/canal-plus-increases-stake-asian-streamer-viu-1235922440/ |access-date=2024-03-17 |website=Variety |language=en-US}}
In November 2024, Viu launches in Australia and New Zealand.{{cite web |title=What’s New on Viu this Month? |url=https://www.viu.com/ott/viuscene/whats-new-on-viu-this-month/ |date=15 November 2024 |access-date=7 February 2025}}
Content
Viu offers a wide-range catalogue of movies and TV shows from across Asia, including popular and new titles. First-run TV episodes are available on the platform with advertisements in between, at least 72 hours after broadcast; Paid users can access episodes without advertisements, at least eight hours after broadcast. Several titles are also available separately in localized language audio dub.
Movie titles available on the platform, mostly from its sister network (now Baogu Movies) or partnered (tvN Movies), require active Premium subscription.
= Original programming =
Viu has begun producing their original titles, in which most of their originals was based in Southeast Asia that has already received multiple award recognitions such as Asian Academy Creative Awards and Asian Television Awards. They also produce originals for the Middle East and Africa as well, as well as previously produced their originals for the Indian markets.
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== Drama ==
class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%;"
! Title ! Genre ! Premiere ! Seasons ! Runtime ! Language ! Status |
The Publicist
| {{dts|22 November 2017}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|013|13 episodes}} | {{sort|47|27–47 min}} | rowspan="2" | Indonesian | rowspan="6" | Miniseries |
Sunshine
| Coming-of-age romantic drama | {{dts|31 May 2018}} | {{sort|45|40–44 min}} |
Jibril
| {{dts|22 October 2018}}{{efn|Also aired on ntv7 (Rated P13 version)|name="ViuMalaysia"}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|58|44–58 min}} | Malay |
Knock Out Girl
| {{dts|12 December 2018}} | {{sort|013|13 episodes}} | {{sort|48|42–48 min}} | Indonesian |
Devoted
| {{dts|28 March 2019}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|53|46–53 min}} | Malay |
Rewrite
| {{dts|15 May 2019}} | {{sort|013|13 episodes}} | {{sort|50|48–51 min}} | Indonesian |
Black
| {{dts|17 December 2019}} | {{sort|218|2 seasons, 18 episodes}} | {{sort|57|42–57 min}} | Malay | rowspan="2" | Ended |
Pretty Little Liars
| {{dts|22 April 2020}} | {{sort|222|2 seasons, 22 episodes}} | {{sort|57|41–57 min}} | {{ubl|Indonesian|English}} |
Ganjil (Wonderers)
| {{dts|25 September 2021}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|59|46–59 min}} | Malay | rowspan="18" | Miniseries |
Still
| {{dts|26 November 2021}} | {{sort|108|1 season, 8 episodes}} | {{sort|41|41–54 min}} | Filipino |
Remember 15
| Teen mystery horror thriller | {{dts|22 February 2022}} | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|57|47–57 min}} | rowspan="2" | Thai |
Wannabe
| Coming-of-age hip-hop musical drama | {{dts|10 May 2022}} | {{sort|016|16 episodes}} | {{sort|54|49–54 min}} |
K-Love
|{{dts|14 October 2022}} |{{sort|18|18 episodes}} |{{sort|28|23–33 min}} |Filipino |
Finding the Rainbow
| {{dts|9 November 2022}} | {{sort|014|14 episodes}} | {{sort|52|47–78 min}} |Thai |
Hilang (Buried Sins)
| {{dts|17 November 2022}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|58|51–58 min}} | Malay |
Mantan tapi Menikah (Married Ex-Boyfriend)
| {{dts|31 January 2023}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|49|44–66 min}} | Indonesian |
The House on Autumn Hill
| Supernatural mystery thriller | {{dts|9 February 2023}} | rowspan="2" |{{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|49|39–60 min}} | Malay |
Bidadari Bermata Bening (A Beautiful Angel)
| {{dts|31 March 2023}} | {{sort|55|49–58 min}} | Indonesian |
Alter-Naratif (Electric Dust Agency)
| Science fiction psychological thriller | {{dts|25 May 2023}} | {{sort|08|8 episodes}} | {{sort|45|45–51 min}} | Malay |
Marriage with Benefits
| {{dts|4 June 2023}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|46|38–60 min}} | Indonesian |
Get Rich
| {{dts|5 July 2023}} | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|47|46–53 min}} | Thai |
W: Two Worlds
| {{dts|30 November 2023}} | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|49|42–53 min}} | Malay |
Secret Ingredient
| {{dts|30 April 2024}} | {{sort|6|6 episodes}} | 33–34 min | English |
Nafsu (Hell of a Night)
| Supernatural mystery thriller | {{dts|27 June 2024}} | {{sort|8|8 episodes}} | {{sort|57|47–57 min}} | Malay |
Alpha Girls
| Workplace romantic drama | {{dts|5 July 2024}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|48|45–48 min}} | Indonesian |
The Secret
| {{dts|22 August 2024}} | {{sort|8|8 episodes}} | {{sort|57|47–57 min}} | Malay |
== Comedy ==
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! Title ! Genre ! Premiere ! Seasons ! Runtime ! Language ! Status |
Switch
| {{dts|14 August 2017}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|13|13 episodes}} | {{sort|30|20–30 min}} | rowspan="2" | Indonesian | rowspan="4" | Miniseries |
Halustik
| Coming-of-age romantic comedy | {{dts|12 September 2018}} | {{sort|45|45–54 min}} |
Salon
| {{dts|17 September 2018}}{{efn|name="ViuMalaysia"}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|46|41–46 min}} | Malay |
KZL
| {{dts|7 November 2018}} | {{sort|015|15 episodes}} | {{sort|20|19–23 min}} | rowspan="2" | Indonesian |
Assalamualaikum, My Future Husband
| {{dts|6 November 2019}} | {{sort|223|2 season, 23 episodes}} | {{sort|50|47–50 min}} | rowspan="2" | Ended |
Keluarga Baha Don
| {{dts|11 July 2019}} | {{sort|330|3 seasons, 30 episodes}} | {{sort|35|21–35 min}} | Malay |
Kopitiam: Double Shot
| Sitcom | {{dts|28 November 2019}} | rowspan="3" | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|34|28–34 min}} | {{ubl|English|Malay}} | rowspan="9" | Miniseries |
Star Stealer
| Coming-of-age romantic comedy | {{dts|30 September 2020}} | {{sort|36|28–36 min}} | rowspan="2" | Indonesian |
Write Me a Love Song
| {{dts|25 November 2021}} | {{sort|63|45–63 min}} |
My Coach
| {{dts|7 June 2022}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|016|16 episodes}} | {{sort|61|44–63 min}} | Thai |
She Was Pretty
| {{dts|23 June 2022}} | {{sort|52|48–59 min}} | rowspan="2" | Malay |
AI.5YA
| {{dts|18 August 2022}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|27|24–28 min}} |
#lovesignal
| {{dts|7 October 2022}} | {{sort|14|10–14 min}} | Cantonese |
Ijab Kabut (I Have A Plan)
| rowspan="2" | {{dts|10 October 2022}} | {{sort|110|1 season, 10 episodes}} | {{sort|29|26–29 min}} | Malay |
Real Fake
| {{sort|012|12 episodes}} | {{sort|32|30–39 min}} | Thai |
Bad Boys vs Crazy Girls
| {{dts|14 October 2022}} | {{sort|110|2 season, 20 episodes + 1 specials}} | {{sort|50|27–50 min}} | Indonesian | Pending |
Return Man
| {{dts|8 February 2023}} | {{sort|112|12 episodes}} | {{sort|49|42–49 min}} | rowspan="2" | Thai | rowspan="2" |Miniseries |
Love Me Again
| {{dts|23 March 2023}} | {{sort|6|6 episodes}} | {{sort|47|45–47 min}} |
From Saga With Love
| rowspan="2" | Romantic comedy drama | {{dts|21 September 2023}} | {{sort|110|2 season, 20 episodes}} | {{sort|25|25–33 min}} | Malay | Pending |
I Do(n't) Love Him
| {{dts|18 October 2023}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|47|44–48 min}} | Indonesian | rowspan="4" | Miniseries |
Tales at the Corner
| {{dts|24 November 2023}} | {{sort|10|10–11 min}} | Cantonese |
Private Bodyguard
| {{dts|8 March 2024}} | {{sort|15|15 episodes}} | {{sort|33|30–35 min}} | Indonesian |
The Divination Gossip Club
| {{dts|14 August 2024}} | {{sort|10|10 episodes}} | {{sort|11|9–13 min}} | Cantonese |
Gadis Masa (Yesterday's You)
| Science fiction romantic comedy | {{dts|23 January 2025}} | {{sort|8|8 episodes}} | {{sort|52|46–52 min}} | Malay | Pending |
== Co-production ==
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! Title ! Genre ! Partner/Country ! Premiere ! Seasons ! Runtime ! Exclusive region(s) ! Language ! Status |
The Bridge
| HBO Asia | {{dts|26 November 2018}}{{efn|Also aired on HBO & HBO GO. Previously aired on ntv7 for Season 1 (Rated P13 version)}} | {{sort|220|2 seasons, 20 episodes}} | {{sort|58|42–58 min}} | rowspan="3" | All markets | {{ubl|English|Malay|Indonesian (season 2)}} | rowspan="2" | Pending |
4Freaks 4Fam
| {{dts|12 February 2019}} | {{sort|115|1 season, 15 episodes}}{{efn|Released in 60 4-part individual episodes, last around 8–16 min.|name="4F4F"}} | {{sort|47|~47 min}}{{efn|name="4F4F"}} | rowspan="2" | Thai |
My Bubble Tea
| {{dts|22 May 2020}} | {{sort|013|13 episodes}} | {{sort|44|44–57 min}} | Miniseries |
Isteri Misteri
| {{dts|25 November 2020}} | {{sort|110|1 season, 10 episodes}} | {{sort|43|38–43 min}} | Southeast Asia, Hong Kong | Malay | Pending |
Voice in the Rain
| AIS Play & Workpoint TV/Thailand | {{dts|19 December 2020}} | {{sort|016|16 episodes}} | {{sort|47|45–47 min}} | rowspan="6" | All markets | Thai | Miniseries |
Flower of Evil
| rowspan="3" | Dreamscape Entertainment/Philippines | {{dts|23 June 2022}}{{efn|Premiered within 48 hours before linear television broadcast (via Kapamilya Channel, Jeepney TV & A2Z)}} | {{sort|032|32 episodes}} | {{sort|49|39–49 min}} | Filipino | rowspan="3" | Ended |
What's Wrong with Secretary Kim
| {{dts|18 March 2024}} | {{sort|40|40 episodes}} | {{sort|20|20–36 min}} | rowspan="2" | {{ubl|Filipino|English}} |
How to Spot a Red Flag
| {{dts|27 November 2024}} | 25 episodes | 20–25 min |
Slay
|GMA Entertainment Group/Philippines |3 March 2025 |40 episodes |TBA |{{ubl|Filipino}} |Ended |
Beauty Empire
|GMA Public Affairs/Philippines |16 June 2025 |TBA |TBA |Filipino |Running |
= Exclusive international distribution =
In addition to producing and distributing local titles, several Viu shows have been acquired and co-produced, partly or wholly, by Viu for exclusive first-run release or distribution (under the Viu Original label) in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and South Africa in deals with partners in other regions such as Rakuten Viki,{{efn|Some of the below-listed series are either labelled as Viki Original or co-distribute with Kocowa, which handled the series distribution from three major broadcasters}} Far EasTone friDay Video, KC Global Media (ONE) among others.
Unlike major streaming platforms, which prevent third-party linear channels from securing broadcast rights of most co-produced shows, most Viu Original-labeled titles may be screened by local television channels in their respective countries,{{cite web |title=Viu Original titles lead viewership, expanding across markets with distribution deal |url=https://tva.onscreenasia.com/2022/05/viu-original-titles-lead-viewership-expanding-across-markets-distribution-deal/ |website=Television Asia Plus |date=19 May 2022 |access-date=7 February 2025}} provided that the networks' local rights for such titles are for linear television broadcast only in their respective country jurisdiction.
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! Title ! Genre ! Original network ! Premiere ! Seasons ! Runtime ! Language ! Status |
River Where the Moon Rises
| KBS2 | {{dts|15 February 2021}} | {{sort|20|20 episodes}}{{efn|Released in 60 half-hour individual episodes, last around 29–35 min.|name="RWTMR"}} | {{sort|60|~60 min}}{{efn|name="RWTMR"}} | rowspan="34" | Korean | rowspan="13" | Miniseries |
Doom at Your Service
| tvN | {{dts|10 May 2021}} | rowspan="5" | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–72 min}} |
Lovers of the Red Sky
| rowspan="3" | SBS TV | {{dts|30 August 2021}} | {{sort|59|59–70 min}} |
Now, We Are Breaking Up
| Slice of life romantic drama | {{dts|12 November 2021}} | {{sort|60|60–68 min}} |
Again My Life
| {{dts|8 April 2022}} | {{sort|60|60–75 min}} |
From Now On, Showtime!
| Romantic comedy/Mystery drama | MBC TV | {{dts|23 April 2022}} | {{sort|66|66–78 min}} |
Woori the Virgin
| SBS TV | {{dts|9 May 2022}} | {{sort|14|14 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–63 min}} |
Why Her
| rowspan="2" | SBS TV | {{dts|3 June 2022}} | rowspan="3" | {{sort|016|16 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–75 min}} |
Today's Webtoon
| {{dts|29 July 2022}} | {{sort|62|62–76 min}} |
If You Wish Upon Me
| KBS2 | {{dts|10 August 2022}} | {{sort|60|60–64 min}} |
The Law Cafe
| KBS2 | {{dts|5 September 2022}} | {{sort|17|16 episodes + 1 special}} | {{sort|60|60–67 min}} |
The Empire
| rowspan="2" | JTBC | {{dts|24 September 2022}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|57|57–72 min}} |
Reborn Rich
| {{dts|18 November 2022}} | {{sort|61|61–88 min}} |
Taxi Driver (season 2)
| SBS TV | {{dts|17 February 2023}} | {{sort|118|1 season, 16 episodes + 2 specials}} | {{sort|63|63–127 min}} | Renewed{{cite web |last=Ziwei |first=Puah |title=K-drama 'Taxi Driver' to return for Season 3 |url=https://www.nme.com/en_asia/news/tv/kdrama-taxi-driver-season-3-3431163 |website=NME |date=17 April 2023 |access-date=24 April 2023}} |
Delivery Man
| {{dts|1 March 2023}} | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–61 min}} | rowspan="4" | Miniseries |
The Secret Romantic Guesthouse
| SBS TV | {{dts|20 March 2023}} | {{sort|18|18 episodes}} | {{sort|60|60–65 min}} |
My Perfect Stranger
| Romantic fantasy/Mystery drama | KBS2 | 1 May 2023 | rowspan="2" | {{sort|016|16 episodes}} | {{sort|60|60–67 min}} |
My Lovely Liar
| Romantic comedy/Mystery drama | tvN | {{dts|31 July 2023}} | {{sort|61|61–71 min}} |
The Escape of the Seven
| SBS TV | {{dts|15 September 2023}} | {{sort|232|2 season, 32 episodes}} | {{sort|64|64–89 min}} | Pending |
Twinkling Watermelon
| Coming-of-age fantasy musical | tvN | {{dts|25 September 2023}} | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–64 min}} | rowspan="9" | Miniseries |
A Good Day to Be a Dog
| MBC TV | {{dts|11 October 2023}} | {{sort|14|14 episodes}} | {{sort|58|58–62 min}} |
The Matchmakers
| KBS2 | {{dts|30 October 2023}} | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|64|64–70 min}} |
Moon in the Day
| {{dts|1 November 2023}} | {{sort|14|14 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–61 min}} |
The Story of Park's Marriage Contract
| Romantic comedy/Period fantasy | MBC TV | {{dts|24 November 2023}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|64|64–73 min}} |
Queen of Divorce
| JTBC | {{dts|31 January 2024}} | {{sort|63|63–67 min}} |
The Midnight Romance in Hagwon
| tvN | {{dts|11 May 2024}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|62|62–80 min}} |
Good Partner
| SBS TV | {{dts|12 July 2024}} | {{sort|61|61–68 min}} |
Perfect Family
| KBS2 | {{dts|14 August 2024}} | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|58|58–60 min}} |
Cinderella at 2 AM
| {{ubl|Coupang Play|Channel A}} | {{dts|24 August 2024}} | {{sort|110|1 season, 10 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–71 min}} | Pending |
Family by Choice
| JTBC | {{dts|9 October 2024}} | {{sort|16|16 episodes}} | {{sort|59|59–65 min}} | rowspan="2" | Miniseries |
Brewing Love
| {{dts|4 November 2024}} | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|60|60–64 min}} |
The Witch
| Romantic fantasy/Mystery drama | {{dts|15 February 2025}} | {{sort|110|1 season, 10 episodes}} | {{sort|62|61–62 min}} | Pending |
Undercover High School
| MBC TV | {{dts|21 February 2025}} | rowspan="2" | {{sort|12|12 episodes}} | {{sort|71|65–71 min}} | rowspan="2" | Miniseries |
Crushology 101
| Coming of age romantic drama | MBC TV | {{dts|11 April 2025}} | {{sort|62|62–66 min}} |
colspan="8" | Awaiting release |
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My Youth
| JTBC | July 2025 | TBA | TBA | Korean | Series order |
Availability
Viu is accessible via its website and through its dedicated application on Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS services, as well as through select smart TV devices. Users can also save and download select episodes of shows, depending on their desired plan, which determine the maximum number of downloads allowed per user at a given time.{{Cite web|url=https://www.viu.com/|title=Viu|website=www.viu.com|access-date=15 May 2019}}
As mentioned above, Viu offers a dual-revenue system, allowing users to access its content library without restrictions. While both free and premium users can watch its content without additional charges, subscribers can watch shows and movie titles in both 720p and 1080p high-definition, as well as without advertisements.{{Cite web|url=http://www.pccw.com/media-centre/news/detail.page?pressId=20160711-00001378&locale=en|title=Viu launches premium subscription in Singapore with Singtel|website=PCCW.com}}
See also
Notes
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References
External links
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