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If your evenings have already started to feel a little too predictable, this week's K-dramas should fix that. The Latest K-Drama Releases Of The Week (Sep 7-13, 2026) move effortlessly between political intrigue, workplace chaos, romance and military satire. Made in Korea Season 2 brings Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung back for one final confrontation, while The Ordinary Jackpot puts Lee Jun-hyuk in the middle of an unexpectedly life-changing lottery win. Then comes A Love Other Than Yours, where Ahn Eun-jin and Seo Kang-joon discover that ten years together does not necessarily make a relationship easier. Meanwhile, A Bona Fide Killer and Flex X Cop Season 2 are both approaching their final episodes.
Here's the full K-drama release schedule for September, along with what makes each show worth clearing your evening for.
Kim Min-ho is back as Corporal Park Min-seok in New Recruit 4: Sabotage, with Episodes 5 and 6 dropping on September 7 and 8. His promotion does nothing to calm his nerves, especially once a mysterious new recruit and an intense battalion commander show up at the base. Lee Won-jung and Oh Dae-hwan round out the cast. This is actually the fourth chapter of a military black comedy that started back in 2022 as a webtoon adaptation, and its mix of barracks chaos and dry humour has kept it running strong on ENA ever since.
Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung return for Made in Korea Season 2, picking up nine years after the first season ended. Baek Ki-tae has climbed all the way to deputy director of the KCIA, while prosecutor Jang Geon-young is finally ready to move against him. Woo Do-hwan joins the cast for this six-episode run, which streams on JioHotstar with two episodes landing every Wednesday through the finale on September 23. Season 1 was Disney+'s most-watched Korean original of 2025, so expectations for this closing chapter are sky high.
The Ordinary Jackpot puts Lee Jun-hyuk in the role of Gong Eun-tae, a sales team leader who wins a 1.3 billion won lottery jackpot and, somewhat surprisingly, still shows up for work the next day. Based on a popular web novel, the TVING original launches with Episodes 1 and 2 on September 10 before making its tvN debut a few days later. Seo Hyun-woo and Oh Dae-hwan also star as colleagues whose own frustrations give the workplace comedy its bite.
Ahn Eun-jin and Seo Kang-joon lead A Love Other Than Yours, playing Lee Mi-do and Namgung Ho, a couple whose ten years together have settled into comfortable routine. Episode 1 arrives on September 12 on KBS2, with the series also streaming worldwide on Prime Video, as the pair start questioning whether marriage still makes sense once new people enter their lives.
My Bias, My Boss reaches its final Episodes 11 and 12 this week. The webtoon-based series follows a fangirl heroine who lands a job at her idol's company and ends up falling for the CEO instead, and this closing stretch ties up a corporate espionage subplot alongside the emotional question of whether her idol will ever perform again. Kim Hye-jun and Kang Hoon lead the cast on tvN.
Lee Min-jung and Kim Ji-seok return in Episodes 7 and 8 as Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho, a married couple who co-run the wedding dress shop Gian White while their divorce drags lawyers, exes and staff into the fallout. What started as a private falling out has turned into office-wide warfare, and this KBS drama leans hard into the messiness of it.
Gong Hyo-jin leads A Bona Fide Killer into its final two episodes on September 11 and 12. Her character, Yoo Bo-na, is a working mother secretly moonlighting as the legendary sniper known as Kingfisher, and this MBC thriller has spent its run building toward the moment her journalist husband finally puts the pieces together.
Ahn Bo-hyun's chaebol heir-turned-detective Jin Yi-soo returns for Episodes 11 and 12 of Flex X Cop Season 2 on SBS. This season pairs him with a tougher new team leader, and his cases keep testing how far money and charm can really get him in actual police work.
Song Kang and Lee Jun-young lead Four Hands, Two Sonatas, with Episodes 5 and 6 arriving over the weekend. Four hands is actually a piano term for two people playing the same instrument together, which fits a story about two rival pianists at an elite arts high school slowly learning to make music, and something like friendship, work in sync. The tvN series also streams globally on Netflix.
What are the latest K-drama releases this week?
The Latest K-Drama Releases Of The Week (Sep 7-13, 2026) include New Recruit 4: Sabotage, Made in Korea Season 2, The Ordinary Jackpot, A Love Other Than Yours and Four Hands, Two Sonatas, along with returning series and season finales.
When does Made in Korea Season 2 release?
Made in Korea Season 2 starring Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung premieres on September 9, 2026, with new episodes releasing weekly on JioHotstar.
Where can I watch The Ordinary Jackpot?
The Ordinary Jackpot, starring Lee Jun-hyuk, is available on Viki, with its first two episodes arriving on September 10.
When does A Love Other Than Yours premiere?
A Love Other Than Yours, starring Ahn Eun-jin and Seo Kang-joon, premieres on September 12 on KBS2 and is also available internationally on Prime Video.
Where can I watch Four Hands, Two Sonatas?
Four Hands, Two Sonatas, starring Song Kang and Lee Jun-young, releases new episodes on September 12 and 13 and streams globally on Netflix.