‘A Love Other Than Yours’ Episode 14 Finale Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

The wait for the ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ finale is nearly over as the Korean romantic drama moves into its last weekend. The series finale is scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026, one day after the penultimate episode. That closes out a run that began on September 12.

The ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ finale arrives after a season that has held steady attention despite a modest ratings start. The first episode opened on an average nationwide rating of 2.6 percent on KBS 2TV. The story follows a couple in their tenth year of dating as they face unexpected emotional changes in a relationship that once felt familiar.

Finale Release Date and Time for ‘A Love Other Than Yours’

Episode 13 is set to air on Saturday, October 31, with the finale following on Sunday, November 1. That keeps to the show’s weekend rhythm, which has given viewers two episodes every week on Saturday and Sunday. The final two chapters will therefore land back to back.

On the Korean broadcast, the drama airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9.20 p.m. KST. Schedules can shift around other programming. KBS moved the October 3 episode to 9.40 p.m. because of a soccer broadcast, so it is worth checking the network listing before the finale weekend.

Viewers outside South Korea will need to adjust for the time difference. Fans watching internationally are advised to convert Korea Standard Time to their own time zone ahead of the weekend. Each installment runs for roughly 70 minutes, so the finale should fill a similar window.

Where to Watch the ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ Finale

For viewers in South Korea, the series airs live on KBS2. On-demand access is available through platforms such as Wavve and Coupang Play. Those options cover the domestic audience from broadcast through catch-up viewing.

For everyone else, the answer is Prime Video. The drama is released simultaneously in South Korea and to viewers in more than 240 countries and regions through Amazon Prime Video. That same-day release has made the series easy to follow in real time.

Subtitles have generally not been a barrier either. Weekly previews have noted that the Prime Video subtitle team works quickly, with subtitles expected at the time of release. New subscribers may also be able to use a free trial depending on their country and account eligibility.

Finale Preview and What Remains Unresolved

Detailed plot information for the finale has not been made public. The episode listing on a database page carries no overview for the final installment. Even for episode 13, the available listings do not confirm precise plot developments. Any claims about how the story ends would be speculation at this point.

What can be said is how the central couple arrived here. Lee Mi Do became engaged to her longtime boyfriend Namgoong Ho but struggled to find excitement in either her relationship or her career. Rather than marrying, the pair later chose a 30-day separation so they could date other people.

The latter stretch of the season has leaned into the fallout from that decision. Episode 12 opened in the turbulent aftermath of what was described as the show’s most agonizing cliffhanger. One preview of the penultimate episode points to guilt and a sense of family indebtedness as the biggest hurdle between one character and genuine personal fulfillment.

Cast and Characters Heading Into the Finale

The central roles belong to a small ensemble. Seo Kang-joon plays Namgung Ho, Ahn Eun-jin plays Lee Mi-do, and Lee Joo-ahn plays Han Tae-seung. The story explores how Ho and Mi-do’s decade together collides with unfamiliar feelings stirred up by Tae-seung and Soo-ah.

Behind the camera, the series is directed by Hwang Seung-ki and Lee Ga-ram and written by Yoo Su-ji. Unichem produces the drama for KBS 2TV. The creative team has kept the tone grounded, and the show focuses on how complicated long-term relationships can become rather than presenting romance as a fairy tale.

Audience response has been more measured than loud. Even after a daring ending to episode 4, the drama was reported to have struggled to gain traction in the ratings. On IMDb it holds a 6.3 out of 10 from 398 votes. Whether Ho and Mi-do find their way back to each other or choose separate paths after a decade together, viewers who have followed the 30-day separation from the start may have a firm opinion on which ending the story has truly earned.