September 2026 is shaping up to be a big month for K-drama fans. Several highly awaited shows are arriving on different streaming platforms, bringing a mix of historical romance, political thrillers, workplace comedies, and fantasy time-travel stories.
The month stands out because real-life couple Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin will both have new dramas airing around the same time. Hyun Bin returns for the final season of Made in Korea on Disney+ and Hulu, while Son Ye-jin leads the historical romance The Scandal on Netflix. This scheduling has created plenty of buzz among viewers.
Here is a complete guide to every new K-drama premiering in September 2026, along with where and when you can watch them.
Made in Korea Season 2 Premieres September 9
Made in Korea returns for its second and final season on September 9, 2026. The show streams on Disney+ and Hulu worldwide. The first season arrived in December 2025 and pulled viewers into the power struggles of 1970s Korea.
Hyun Bin reprises his role as Baek Ki-tae. The new season picks up nine years after the first season ended. Hyun Bin’s character has moved up in the world and now serves as a KCIA deputy director. But his rise in power has not stopped his involvement in an expanding illegal network.
Jung Woo Sung returns as his rival prosecutor, setting up another tense battle between the two men. The cast also includes Woo Do Hwan, Jung Sung Il, and Roh Jae Won.
The season has six episodes total. The show will premiere with two episodes on September 9, followed by two new episodes every Wednesday. The series will wrap up on September 23.
For viewers in India, the show is expected to be available on JioHotstar, though this has not been confirmed yet.
The Ordinary Jackpot Arrives September 10
The Ordinary Jackpot premieres on September 10, 2026. The show streams on Netflix and TVING at 6 PM KST. It will also begin airing on tvN from September 14, with new episodes every Monday and Tuesday at 9 PM KST.
Lee Joon Hyuk plays Gong Eun-tae, a tired sales team leader stuck in the same boring office routine every day. His life changes when he wins 1.3 billion won in the lottery. But instead of quitting his job, he returns to work the very next morning. The drama explores what happens when someone who has spent years worrying about money suddenly no longer has to.
Seo Hyun Woo and Oh Dae Hwan also star in the series. The show is based on a web novel of the same name. It mixes comedy with everyday situations, focusing less on the jackpot itself and more on how wealth can change the way a person sees their life.
A Love Other Than Yours Debuts September 12
A Love Other Than Yours is a romance melodrama that premieres on September 12, 2026. The show airs on KBS2 every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM KST. It will also be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
Seo Kang Joon and Ahn Eun Jin lead the cast, with supporting roles from Lee Joo Ahn and Jo Aram. The 14-episode series follows Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do, a couple who have spent 10 years together. Their relationship has survived several ups and downs, but they slowly begin to feel disconnected as the excitement they once shared starts disappearing.
Things become more complicated when new people enter their lives and spark unexpected romantic feelings. The drama explores the complicated emotions that emerge when people who once believed they had found their forever partner begin questioning those relationships.
The Scandal Drops September 18 on Netflix
The Scandal is one of September’s most anticipated releases. The historical romance premieres on September 18, 2026 on Netflix. The eight-episode series will be available globally on that date.
Son Ye-jin, Ji Chang-wook, and Nana lead the cast. The drama is inspired by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ 1782 French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses. The story has been reimagined in the Joseon era.
Son Ye-jin plays Lady Cho, a clever noblewoman who feels frustrated by the restrictions placed on women in her society. Ji Chang-wook plays Cho Won, a famous playboy who has been called the “Joseon Casanova”. Nana plays Hui-yeon, a young widow who has decided to remain faithful to her late husband.
The story follows Lady Cho as she challenges Cho Won to a risky seduction game. His target is Hui-yeon. What begins as a planned game soon becomes much more complicated when unexpected feelings and consequences enter the picture. The series is directed by Jung Ji Woo and written by Lee Seung Young and Ahn Hye Song.
The first teaser for the show was released in August and quickly gained attention online.
“This sounds interesting! Can’t wait to see how they put a twist on a classic.” – Fan reaction on X
“Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook in the same historical drama? Netflix knows exactly what it’s doing.” – Fan comment on social media
Dive Into You Begins September 26
Dive Into You blends romance, fantasy, and time travel. The show premieres on September 26, 2026 at 10:30 PM KST. It will be available on Disney+ in Korea and Japan, and on Rakuten Viki for international audiences. The show will also air on Channel A in Korea.
Kim Ji Yeon (also known as Bona from WJSN) and Park Seo Ham star as the leads. Jang Se Hyuk plays Kim Ji Yeon’s twin brother. The story follows twin siblings Yoon Ha Na and Yoon Ha Ru whose lives change after they discover an old camcorder with a mysterious ability to transport them into the past.
The twins decide to use the camcorder to prevent the death of Ha Na’s first love, Jung Woo Jae, played by Park Seo Ham. But changing the past comes with its own risks. As they attempt to save someone they love, Ha Na and Ha Ru must face the consequences of interfering with the past.
This is the first original drama from Dexter Pictures, the production company. Rakuten Viki has invested in and co-produced the project, marking the first time the platform has directly invested in a K-drama.
Four Hands, Two Sonatas Continues Through September
Four Hands, Two Sonatas premiered on August 29, 2026, but the show will continue airing new episodes throughout September. The drama is available on Netflix and tvN.
Song Kang makes his return to the small screen after completing his military service. He plays Kang Bi-o, a perfectionist piano prodigy. Lee Jun-young plays his gifted rival Choi Jeong-yo. Jang Gyu-ri also stars in the series.
The story takes place at Korea Arts High School, where it is not just about rivalry but also other feelings that develop between the characters. New episodes air on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Where to Watch All September 2026 K-Dramas
| Drama | Release Date | Streaming Platform(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Made in Korea Season 2 | September 9 | Disney+, Hulu |
| The Ordinary Jackpot | September 10 | Netflix, TVING, tvN |
| A Love Other Than Yours | September 12 | KBS2, Amazon Prime Video |
| The Scandal | September 18 | Netflix |
| Dive Into You | September 26 | Disney+ (Korea/Japan), Viki (Global), Channel A |
| Four Hands, Two Sonatas | Continuing | Netflix, tvN |
September 2026 offers a wide range of K-dramas across different genres. Whether you prefer historical romance, political thrillers, workplace comedies, or fantasy time-travel stories, there is something for everyone this month.
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