Five new K-dramas to watch this week on OTT starring Kang Tae Oh, Lee Jae Wook, Lee Jun-ho: Last Summer to Typhoon Family to Moon River

If you’re looking for something new to binge this week, K-dramas are here to keep your weekends occupied. From high school stories about finding yourself to royal romances, family sagas, and black comedies, this week’s OTT lineup offers something for every kind of viewer. Whether you’re a fan of heart-fluttering love stories or prefer gripping emotional dramas, here are five new K-dramas worth adding to your watchlist, streaming on platforms like Netflix, Prime Video tvN, and Viki.

1. Spirit Fingers (Viki – Episodes 1–4 on October 29)

This week kicks off with Spirit Fingers, a bright and refreshing coming-of-age drama that brings colour, quite literally, into the life of an ordinary teenager. Starring Park Ji Hu, Jo Joon Young, and Bomin, the story revolves around a quiet high school girl struggling with low self-esteem and self-expression. Her world begins to change when she joins a quirky sketch club called Spirit Fingers.

Led by the charismatic and self-loving college student known as Red Finger, the club becomes a space for creativity, connection, and transformation. With themes of confidence, identity, and art, Spirit Fingers offers a heartfelt reminder of how finding your tribe can also mean finding yourself.






2. Moon River (MBC TV – October 31, 2025)

For those who love historical dramas with a fantasy twist, Moon River is the big one to watch out for. The series stars Kang Tae-oh as a crown prince driven by revenge after losing his beloved queen. Fate takes an unexpected turn when he swaps bodies with a commoner who looks exactly like her, played by Kim Se-jeong.

Set against a royal backdrop filled with intrigue and emotion, Moon River combines elements of magic, mystery, and romance. With breathtaking cinematography, elaborate costumes, and a hauntingly beautiful story about love and loss, this period drama promises to be one of the most visually striking K-dramas of the year.



3. Last Summer (Viki – Episodes 1 and 2 on November 1 and 2)

Last Summer brings a dose of warmth and nostalgia for viewers who enjoy romantic comedies with emotional depth. The drama stars Lee Jae Wook, Choi Sung Eun, and Kim Gun Woo and tells the story of two childhood friends, an architect and a civil servant, who reunite years later under awkward circumstances.

A legal dispute over an old property called “Peanut House” brings them back under the same roof, stirring up past emotions and unfinished business. As they reconnect and face their old feelings, a love triangle adds fun twists and gentle tension. The story blends humour, heartfelt moments, and sweet chemistry throughout.



4. Shin’s Project (tvN – Final Episodes October 27 and 28)

If you prefer something darker and more offbeat, Shin’s Project is the perfect watch. This black comedy follows a former top negotiator who now runs a fried chicken restaurant, but there’s more to him than meets the eye. Behind the apron hides a man with a mysterious past and a knack for solving unwinnable disputes.

Featuring Han Suk Kyu, Bae Hyun Sung, and Lee Re, the drama blends witty humour with social commentary. As the final two episodes air this week, fans can expect an emotionally satisfying conclusion to a show that has delivered equal parts laughs, warmth, and suspense.

5. Typhoon Family (tvN, Netflix – Ongoing)

If emotional family sagas are your thing, Typhoon Family is here to tug at your heartstrings. Starring Lee Jun-ho, Kim Min-ha, and Sung Dong-il, the drama captures the messy yet relatable dynamics of a family trying to rebuild trust amid betrayal and personal turmoil.

Set against the backdrop of business politics and family drama, the series balances humour with heartbreak, showing how even the most broken families can find healing. Airing every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM KST, Typhoon Family continues to win audiences over with its grounded storytelling and stellar performances.

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