October is finally here, and with it, we have several new K-dramas releasing featuring some very interesting stories and a whole host of interesting actors who are ready to dazzle us with their talents. From heartwarming romances to slice-of-life comedies and fantasy epics, these dramas will catch your fancy in one way or another for the rest of the month. You simply can’t miss these –
October 2025 Kdramas
Would You Marry Me?
Release Dates: October 10 – November 15
Airs: Saturday, Sunday | Episodes: 12
We are kicking off the month with the lighthearted rom-com Would You Marry Me? surrounding modern love, marriage and everything in between. The series follows two people whose lives are forever changed when they get into a marriage of convenience and end up figuring out things about their broken lives. The series is set to feature fun moments, sweet chemistry between Choi Woo-shik and Jung So-min, and a refreshing take on modern relationships and what it means to commit in today’s fast-paced world.
The series seems like it’s going to be a breezy romance like Business Proposal, so don’t think twice before rushing to your TV sets on October 10. You can stream the series on Viki in select regions.
Typhoon Family
Release Dates: October 11 – November 30
Airs: Saturday, Sunday | Episodes: 16
If you need to watch some chaotic family fun along with a dollop of wholesomeness to boot, then this drama should be on your list. The series captures the emotional ups and downs of siblings and parents in their everyday lives, trying to keep their personal and professional lives afloat in the best ways that they know how. Its slice-of-life warmth will be apparent in every episode, and the relatable family dynamics will surely tug at your heartstrings.
Starring Lee Jun-ho and Kim Min-ha in lead roles, the story is set in 1977 when the economic crisis hit South Korea and follows Kang Tae-pung’s desperate attempt to save her father’s failing business after he suddenly dies. The series is warm and effective and will leave most viewers with a smile on their faces.
The Story of Manager Kim / The Dream Life of Mr. Kim
Release Dates: October 25 – November 30
Airs: Saturday, Sunday | Episodes: 12
This drama might be relatable to many as it follows a mid-level manager in Seoul going through life’s everyday struggles and hoping to escape the monotony that has his life in its grip. The series balances humour and realism effectively and paints a vivid and empathetic portrait of the working middle class, highlighting their struggles, burnout and rediscovering what it means to be truly happy. If you’re someone who has felt trapped in your regular 9-5, this one will be shockingly effective.
Spirit Fingers
Release Date: October 29
Airs: Wednesday | Episodes: 12
Based on the webtoon by the same name, the series follows a shy student who joins an eccentric art club that redefines her life in unexpected ways. Through creativity and friendship, she is able to learn more about herself and self-expression as well as rediscover her likes and ambitions. The series features colourful visuals and youthful energy and will take you back to your school or college days. The dash of coming-of-age sentiment is just the icing on the cake and will be the perfect comfort watch for most viewers. The series stars Park Ji-hu in the lead role and is all set to stream on TVING.
The Moon Flows Over the River
Release Dates: October 31 – December 13
Airs: Friday, Saturday | Episodes: 14
Last but not least, we have MBC’s period drama that mixes history and fantasy in a delicious blend. Starring Kang Tae-oh and Kim Se-jeong, the series follows the soul exchange between a prince who lost his smile and a merchant who lost her memory and the eventual bubbling romance. The forbidden love and the destiny set against a kingdom in the throes of a power struggle will leave most viewers hooked, and the cinematic visuals and deeply emotional storytelling are just the icing on the cake. For fans of Alchemy of Souls, this one’s a must-watch!
Which of these dramas are you looking forward to the most? Let us know in the comments below!
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