K-Dramas Airing in November 2026: Full Schedule and Where to Watch

November 2026 is one of the busiest K-drama months of the year. In four weeks you get a big-budget fantasy romance on Disney+, an Oscar-entry film on Netflix, two returning favorites, and a Korea–Japan serial-killer thriller. Here’s every new K-drama and Korean film premiering in November 2026, with dates, cast, and where to watch legally.

November 2026 K-drama schedule at a glance

Date	Title	Platform	Genre	Lead cast
Nov 4 (Wed)	The Remarried Empress	Disney+	Fantasy romance	Shin Min-a, Ju Ji-hoon, Lee Jong-suk, Lee Se-young
Nov 6 (Fri)	Possible Love (film)	Netflix	Romantic drama	Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung, Cho Yeo-jeong
Nov 6 (Fri)	Happy Anding	tvN	Comedy, slice of life	Kang Hoon, Cho Hyun-chul, Kim Jung-jin, Lee E-dam
Nov 14 (Sat)	Sword and Silence	KBS2	Historical, political	Lee Hyun-wook, Jang Hyuk, Kim Kang-woo, Park Sung-woong
Nov 16 (Mon)	Crash 2: Road of Fury	ENA / Genie TV	Crime, action, comedy	Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young, Heo Sung-tae, NCT’s Jisung
Nov 20 (Fri)	Good Partner 2	SBS	Legal drama	Jang Na-ra, Kim Hye-yoon, Park Hae-jin
Nov 20 (Fri)	The Blue Road	Netflix	Crime thriller	Son Suk-ku, Eita Nagayama
Nov (TBC)	Nine to Six	TBC	Workplace rom-com	Park Min-young, Yook Sung-jae, Go Soo
Nov (TBC)	Portraits of Delusion	Disney+	Period mystery, fantasy	Bae Suzy, Kim Seon-ho

Watching from the Philippines? Korea is one hour ahead of Manila. A drama airing at 9:50 p.m. in Korea starts at 8:50 p.m. Philippine time.

The Remarried Empress (Nov 4, Disney+)

The month’s biggest premiere adapts Alphatart’s hit web novel and webtoon. Shin Min-a plays Navier, the Empress of the Eastern Empire. Her life falls apart when Emperor Sovieshu (Ju Ji-hoon) brings Rashta (Lee Se-young), a runaway slave, into the palace and plans to make her empress. Instead of accepting the humiliation, Navier agrees to the divorce and remarries Prince Heinrey of the Western Kingdom (Lee Jong-suk). The series runs 10 episodes: four on November 4, then two every Wednesday until the November 25 finale.

Our take: Webtoon readers already know the big beats, so the real test is whether Lee Se-young can make Rashta more than a villain. Read our Remarried Empress cast guide and where to watch guide.

Possible Love (Nov 6, Netflix)

This one is a film, not a series, but K-drama fans will want it on their list. It is director Lee Chang-dong’s first film in eight years and South Korea’s official entry for the Oscars’ Best International Feature. Jeon Do-yeon and Sul Kyung-gu lead an adult romance that runs about 2 hours 44 minutes. It won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize at Venice and played Toronto before landing on Netflix worldwide. More in our Possible Love article.

Happy Anding (Nov 6, tvN)

A warm comedy about Asura, a comedy trio that has spent ten years chasing a big break. Their leader (Kang Hoon) and his partners meet a devoted, sheltered fan (Lee E-dam), and that meeting pushes all of them into a new chapter. It airs Fridays and Saturdays.

Our take: This is the low-pressure pick of the month, good for viewers who want laughs between heavier shows.

Sword and Silence (Nov 14, KBS2)

KBS’s big historical drama is set in the 7th century, during the Three Kingdoms period. Jang Hyuk plays Goguryeo’s military strongman Yeon Gaesomun, Kim Kang-woo plays Kim Chun-chu, and Park Sung-woong plays the famous general Kim Yu-shin. Expect battles, shifting alliances, and political scheming on weekend nights. New to sageuk? Start with our historical K-drama list.

Crash 2: Road of Fury (Nov 16, ENA / Genie TV)

The Traffic Crime Investigation team returns, now promoted to a national unit that chases criminals across the country. Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young, and Heo Sung-tae are back. NCT’s Jisung joins in his first acting role as a young officer who idolizes the team. Season 1 peaked at a 6.6% rating, one of ENA’s best results. It airs Mondays and Tuesdays.

Good Partner 2 (Nov 20, SBS)

Jang Na-ra returns as divorce lawyer Cha Eun-kyung, who now runs her own firm. Her new partner is Kim Hye-yoon (Lovely Runner), a lawyer who gets personally invested in every client, which clashes with Eun-kyung’s results-first style. Park Hae-jin joins as a rival lawyer. Season 1 peaked at 17.7% nationwide, so expectations are high. It airs Fridays and Saturdays, 16 episodes. See our Good Partner 2 article.

The Blue Road (Nov 20, Netflix)

A body is found in Tokyo with a message written in Korean in blood. Then a similar body turns up in Korea with Japanese writing. Korean detective Kim Seok (Son Suk-ku) and Japanese detective Inose (Eita Nagayama) must work across borders, languages, and police systems to catch the killer. All 8 episodes drop at once. Read where to watch The Blue Road.

Our take: Son Suk-ku in a dark crime role is a strong bet. With only 8 episodes, it’s a one-weekend binge.

Also expected in November (dates to be confirmed)

• Nine to Six: Park Min-young and Yook Sung-jae in a workplace romance adapted from the Chinese drama The Rational Life. Platform and date are still being reported differently, so check back.
• Portraits of Delusion: Bae Suzy and Kim Seon-ho reunite (they last shared the screen in Start-Up) in a 1930s mystery about a painter and a woman who has hidden from the world for decades. Director Han Jae-rim leads it for Disney+.

Which November K-drama should you watch first?

• For romance: The Remarried Empress
• For a quick binge: The Blue Road (8 episodes, all at once)
• For laughs: Happy Anding
• For courtroom drama: Good Partner 2
• For something award-worthy: Possible Love

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Sources: InkiStyle · Legit.ng · Wikipedia: 2026 in South Korean television