‘A Love Other Than Yours’ Episode 10 Release Date, Where to Watch, and Preview as Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do Enter the Second Half
‘A Love Other Than Yours’ is a fourteen episode Korean romance drama that premiered on September 12 and stars Seo Kang-joon and Ahn Eun-jin as Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do, a couple whose relationship begins to change after ten years together. With the story now past the midpoint, viewers are looking for clear details on when the tenth episode arrives and how to see it.
This guide collects what is currently known about the ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ release schedule, the streaming options, and what the recent episodes suggest is coming next. Some details remain unconfirmed, and where sources disagree, that is noted below.
Episode Release Date and Weekend Schedule
The drama airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 p.m. KST on KBS2. That weekend rhythm means each pair of episodes lands back to back, and the tenth episode falls on the second night of a weekend.
The Review Geek episode guide lists the tenth episode for release on October 18. Wikipedia gives the same October 18 broadcast date. AsianWiki likewise places the ninth episode on October 17 and the tenth on October 18.
Readers may come across older schedules that show a different date. An earlier Sportskeeda table listed the tenth episode for October 11 and the finale for October 25. More recent coverage notes the finale has been rescheduled to November 1, which would explain why the older listings no longer line up.
The schedule has shifted at least once for outside reasons as well. KBS announced that an episode set for October 3 would air at a different time because the broadcaster was carrying the men’s soccer final at the Asian Games.
Where to Watch on Prime Video and KBS2
For viewers in South Korea, the live broadcast on KBS2 remains the traditional route. The series streams on Prime Video and airs at the same time on the network.
International audiences have a broad option. Prime Video announced it would exclusively stream the show across more than 240 countries and territories. One schedule guide also lists Wavve as a streaming option.
Timing for overseas viewers is fairly predictable. For a previous Sunday episode, Review Geek reported that Prime Video would release it at about 3pm GMT and 11am ET, with subtitles available at the same moment. That suggests the tenth episode should follow a similar pattern, although no separate timing has been confirmed for it.
Those who are catching up have a reliable fallback. The streaming page carries a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from fifty global ratings, with ninety one percent at five stars. MyDramaList lists a score of 7.4 out of ten from more than two thousand users.
Episode Preview and What the Story Sets Up
Official specifics for the tenth episode are thin. The Review Geek guide lists its title and runtime as to be announced and says further details have not yet been revealed.
The surrounding episodes offer the best context. The synopsis for the seventh episode describes Namgung learning the truth about what happened that day, as the deep trust between the couple begins to unravel. The eighth episode follows the pair as they confront long suppressed emotions and come up with a bold proposal that could upend their relationship.
That proposal appears to shape what comes next. A preview for the eighth, ninth and tenth episodes describes Namgung Ho and Mi-do taking a month apart and exploring new relationships, though their unresolved feelings remain. A combined preview video for the ninth and tenth episodes has also been published online.
Newly released stills from the next installment, as described by Comic Basics, show the three central characters in a tense confrontation, with Han Tae Seung resting a hand on Lee Mi Do’s shoulder while Namgung Ho embraces her. Those images point to a story that is moving toward direct confrontation rather than away from it.
The Cast and Characters Driving the Drama
Seo Kangjun plays Namgung Ho, a sociable assistant manager at Hunmin Snacks who believes his bond with Mi-do is strong enough to withstand anything, until his world is shaken when she falls in love with another man. That premise sets up a drama more interested in emotional fallout than in sudden twists.
The top cast also includes Lee Joo-ahn as Han Tae-seung and Jo A-ram as Park Soo-ah. The series is directed by Hwang Seung-ki and Lee Ga-ram and written by Yoo Su-ji.
Critical response has been mixed in tone. A Dramabeans recap of the seventh and eighth episodes said the drama almost veers back on track with emotion heavy dialogue pointing to the leads’ real problems, while noting a tone that swings like a pendulum. That balance between emotional honesty and uneven pacing may define how the remaining episodes are received.
The show has been framed as a realistic melodrama that asks whether staying together after a decade comes from true love, habit, or survival. With a month apart now in play for ‘A Love Other Than Yours’, do you think Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do will find their way back to each other, or has the break already shown them what they truly want?
