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Our soccer player makes significant career choices too, yet he’s becoming increasingly drawn to his new lifestyle without realizing it. Bunny S. watches No Tail To Tell on Netflix Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | 05 & 06 | 07 & 08 | “I am not even sure about my financial situation.” With their clothes covered in soot from the fire, our leads head out to shop. Eun-ho goes on her usual shopping spree from high-end brands. Yet Si-yeol’s wallet might not keep up with her huge shopping cart.

Their endeavor proves more challenging than expected, though. Not to mention, they had a rather awkward past encounter and wished to avoid each other. Let the chaos and co-parenting begin. Bunny S. watches Our Universe on Viki Opening Week Ratings: “I will give you my approval. I am basically my sister’s mom and dad.” Meeting our heroine Woo Hyun-jin (Roh Jeong-eui), she is a college student trying hard to land a job before graduation and taking on as many part-time gigs as possible.

This week is especially challenging for our leads, yet they remain steadfastly supportive of one another. Bunny S. watches Spring Fever on Prime Video Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | 05 & 06 | 07 & 08 | 09 & 10 | “I am not going to ask you, Uncle. I will ask her directly.” Avoiding his uncle, Han-gyul decides to confront his mother directly. He heads to Seoul without telling anyone. And Jae-gyu is frantically worried to hear that Han-gyul is in Seoul.

In the interim, tender scenes featuring our leads are interspersed, hinting that their hearts are already intertwined. Bunny S. watches No Tail To Tell on Netflix Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | 05 & 06 | “I am not a nine-tailed fox anymore. I am just human.” Eun-ho brushes off that weird vision as a dream, since she has already lost her spiritual powers, including the ability to see the future.

For a bit of fun, we have some secret romantic antics and a long-awaited first date. Bunny S. watches Spring Fever on Prime Video Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | 05 & 06 | 07 & 08 | “So, we are good now?” The mysterious woman is indeed Han-gyul’s birth mother, yet she isn’t Jae-gyu’s ex as town folks suspect, but his elder sister. When Jae-gyu was in high school, his sister dumped Han-gyul on him, promising to make money and return for them. But he didn’t hear from her again.

To overcome that predicament, our leads need each other’s help. Perhaps they ought to set aside their disputes and focus on cooperating to make it through. Bunny S. watches No Tail To Tell on Netflix Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | “You summoned me sooner than I expected, Si-yeol.” That night, Woo-seok turned down Si-yeol’s suggestion to make a wish, arguing he would figure out his life himself.

K-Content remains the platform’s most-watched non-English category, and this year’s slate is crafted around five emotional experiences that reflect everyday life — and the countless ways we fall in love with stories. From romance and laughter to thrills, heart-tugging emotion, and genre-bending creativity, Netflix’s 2026 K-Drama collection promises pure discovery. It’s a celebration of Korea’s powerhouse storytellers and their ability to capture audiences around the world.

Based on the hit Swedish drama, Honor follows three lawyers whose buried pasts explode back into their lives, threatening their careers, relationships, and very sense of self. Lee Na Young Returns as Celebrity Lawyer Yoon Ra-young Marking her comeback after three years, Lee Na Young embodies Yoon Ra-young, a high-profile lawyer and social media star who co-founded L&J (Listen & Join) to fight for women victims of crime.

The Art of Sarah follows Sara Kim, a woman desperate to become a luxury brand herself, even if it means being a beautifully crafted fake— and Moo-kyung, the man determined to chase down the truth buried in her story. The newly released stills paint Moo-kyung as a powerhouse of calm intensity.

Directed by Cha Young-hoon and written by Park Hae-young—the duo behind beloved hits like My Mister, My Liberation Notes, and When the Camellia Blooms—this new JTBC series takes on the most universal modern affliction: anxiety born from watching everyone else succeed but yourself. The story follows a man unraveling from jealousy, envy, and self-doubt while his accomplished friends effortlessly find peace.