The last week of June 2025 brings major K-drama releases, including the final season of Squid Game and new romantic series like Head Over Heels. Fans can also catch fresh episodes of ongoing hits such as Our Unwritten Seoul and Hunter With a Scalpel.
Squid Game Season 3 premieres on June 27 on Netflix. This final season features Lee Jung Jae and Lee Byung Hun in a high-stakes showdown. The story follows Gi-hunโs last attempt to end the deadly games after betrayal and loss.
Head Over Heels starts on June 23 on tvN and Amazon Prime Video. The fantasy romance stars Cho Yi Hyun as a high school shaman who tries to save her crush, played by Choo Young Woo, from a tragic fate. The show mixes school life with supernatural twists.
Love Phobia arrives on June 27 on U+ Mobile TV and HiTV. It stars Kim Hyun Jin and Yeon Woo as a tech CEO and a romance novelist working on a love-themed app. Their story explores trust and emotional barriers.
New episodes of ongoing dramas include:
- Salon de Holmes (June 23-24, ENA) โ A comedy about neighbors solving community problems.
- Hunter With a Scalpel (June 23-26, Disney+) โ A forensic pathologist tracks a serial killer.
- The Woman Who Swallowed the Sun (June 23-27, Kocowa) โ A mother seeks revenge for her daughter.
- Our Movie (June 27-28, Wavve) โ A director and actress bond over a film project.
- GOOD BOY (June 28-29, Prime Video) โ A team searches for a kidnapped girl.
Our Unwritten Seoul drops episodes 11 and 12 on June 28-29 on Netflix. Park Bo Young plays twins navigating relationships with Jinyoung and Ryu Kyung Soo. The drama blends romance and identity struggles.
The First Night with the Duke continues on June 25-26 on Viki. Ok Taecyeonโs character tries to save Seohyun, who realizes his feelings. The fantasy romance is based on a popular webtoon.
Oh My Ghost Clients releases episodes 9 and 10 on June 27-28 on Netflix. Jung Kyung Ho and Seol In Ah help ghosts with legal cases. The mix of comedy and supernatural themes keeps viewers hooked.
Spring of Youth airs episode 9 on June 25 on SBS. The band drama focuses on Ha Yoo Joon and Park Ji Huโs efforts to improve their music group. Lee Seung Hyubโs unrequited love adds emotional depth.
Fans of action and thriller genres can watch Mercy for None on Netflix. The noir drama stars So Ji Sub as a former gangster seeking justice for his brotherโs death. It premiered earlier in June but remains popular.
For lighter content, Ball Boy Tactics offers a BL romance between a gymnast and a basketball player. The series streams on select platforms, appealing to fans of youth-driven stories.
K-drama lovers have a packed week with options ranging from intense survival games to heart-fluttering romances. The variety ensures something for every viewer, whether they prefer suspense, fantasy, or emotional storytelling.
Credits: Netflix Korea, tvN
