South Korea’s first lesbian dating show 'To Get Her' sparks buzz; know where to watch in India

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To Get Her, the South Korea's first lesbian dating reality show, officially debuts today, April 25, 2025, marking a significant advancement for LGBTQ+ representation in South Korean entertainment.

In recent years, South Korea, a country known for its conservative views on same-sex relationships, has been progressively accepting change. The premiere of To Get Her celebrates queer visibility in mainstream media and marks a significant cultural shift. Similar to Netflix's The Boyfriend, which examined gay dating in Japan, this program is expected to garner a lot of interest from viewers worldwide as well as in Korea, where people are becoming more interested in a variety of romantic plots.

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Airing at 4:00 am KST (7:30 am IST) on OTT platform Wavve and available internationally via Rakuten TV, the show is already making waves for its refreshing and inclusive concept.

An innovative, first-of-its-kind Korean lesbian dating program is called To Get Her. As the name implies, the program's participants will be vying for "her"—the person who will most captivate them and make their hearts skip a beat. With the exception of its all-female cast, it is identical to other dating reality TV shows. The most surprising thing about the show is how beautiful the cast is, as seen in the cinematic teaser.

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The teaser is charming even though it doesn't show the contestants' faces. The natural flow of love and connection between the women is captured by giving viewers a preview of passionate conversations, passionate handholding, romantic strolls at sunset, and tender hugs by the sea.

The show promises moments of unadulterated emotion, vulnerability, and genuine human connection beyond its glossy appearance. To Get Her is more than just a dating show; it's a landmark in South Korean reality TV and a celebration of love in all its manifestations. Ten episodes will air each week until June 27.