How to watch 'Are You Sure?!' and stream the BTS show online and on TV
BTS bandmates travel the globe
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The two youngest members of K-pop sensation BTS are out to travel the globe to enjoy their final days of freedom before military enlistment. Here's how to watch "Are You Sure?!" from anywhere.
"Are You Sure?!" premiered on Disney Plus on Thursday, August 8.
► New episodes arrive every Thursday.
• Global stream — Disney Plus
“Are You Sure?!” follows Jimin and Jung Kook as they travel across some of their favourite destinations. The show is seeing the pair visit New York, USA, Sapporo, Japan and Jeju Island in their home country of South Korea. The journey sees them take in jaw-dropping vistas, nail-biting activities and mouth-watering food in a quest to make the most of their final days before their compulsory military service.
Outside of the always adorable meetings with fans across the globe, the BFFs are kayaking, hiking, sailing, swimming and skiing their way into viewer’s hearts. Whether you’re a mega fan or a newcomer, this is the feel-good watch of the summer.
BTS fans should stick around on Disney Plus too, because there is a wealth of content for fans of the boy band including “BTS: Permission to Dance”, “SUGA: Road to D-Day” and “BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star”.
Ready for the trip of a lifetime? Read on to find out how to watch "Are you Sure?!” online and from anywhere.
How to watch 'Are You Sure?!' on Disney Plus
How to watch 'Are You Sure?!' on Disney Plus worldwide
The first two episodes of "Are You Sure?!" arrived on Disney Plus on Thursday, August 8. The remaining four episodes are dropping weekly on Thursdays.
Disney Plus prices start at $7.99/month in the US, or you can pay $13.99/month to go ad-free. If you're in the UK, a Disney Plus subscription starts at £4.99/month, while in Australia the service starts at AU$13.99/month.
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Meanwhile, Disney Plus starts at £4.99/month in the UK and AU$13.99/month in Australia.
Disney Plus is now available in more than 120 countries worldwide. Pricing in other English speaking countries is as follows:
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- Canada – from CA$7.99/month
- Australia – AU$13.99/month
- New Zealand – NZ$14.99/month
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What you need to know about 'Are You Sure?!'
'Are You Sure?!' trailer
'Are You Sure?!' episode guide
The first two episodes of "Are You Sure?!" hit Disney Plus on Thursday, August 8. New episodes are available weekly on Thursdays, ending with the season finale on Thursday, September 5.
Here's the episode schedule in full:
- Episode 1 — Thursday, August 8
- Episode 2 — Thursday, August 8
- Episode 3 — Thursday, August 15
- Episode 4 — Thursday, August 22
- Episode 5 — Thursday, August 29
- Episode 6 — Thursday, September 5
Who are BTS?
Formed in 2010, BTS are a K-pop band, originally a hip-hop group but later expanding in to other genres. Know for lyrics discussing mental health, coming of age and loss, the band became an international sensation and the best-selling South Korean musical act in history.
The band are credited with igniting a wave of international recognition of South Korean pop culture that includes girl group Blackpink, Oscar winning film "Parasite" and Netflix smash hit series' "Kingdom" and "Squid Game".
What is compulsory military service in South Korea?
Military conscription in South Korea began in 1957 and requires all male citizens between the ages of 18-35 to perform compulsory military service.
The length of service varies depending which branch of the military the conscript joins, with soldiers serving 1 year, 6 months in the Army or Marines; 1 year, 8 months in the Navy or 1 year, 9 months in the Air Force.
After military service ends, the the individual is placed on the reserve roster and must attend 3 days of annual military training for the next 5 years.
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