‘A Love Other Than Yours’ Episode 5 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
‘A Love Other Than Yours’ premiered on KBS2 on September 12, 2026, and airs every Saturday and Sunday. The romance melodrama stars Seo Kang-joon and Ahn Eun-jin as Namgoong Ho and Lee Mi-do, a couple who have been dating for ten years and whose relationship starts to change as unfamiliar feelings emerge. MyDramaList describes the series as a realistic and relatable melodrama.
With the fourth episode set to air on September 20, attention is already turning to the next installment of ‘A Love Other Than Yours’. This guide covers the release date, the broadcast time, where to watch and what the story has set up for its central couple so far.
Release Date for the Next Episode
The installment that follows the current weekend arrives on September 26, 2026, with the episode after it scheduled for September 27. That keeps the drama on its established pattern of two episodes each weekend. Viewers who follow along live can plan around a steady rhythm.
Comic Basics notes that the schedule has run in pairs, with the third episode airing on September 19 and the fourth following the very next night. Anyone watching as it airs therefore has a short wait before the next pair begins. The gap gives the story a brief pause after each weekend.
The drama has fourteen episodes in total, and the release calendar closes with a finale on October 25, 2026. The story is still in its early stretch. That leaves plenty of room for the central relationship to shift in unexpected directions.
Broadcast Time on KBS2
Viewers in South Korea can watch the live broadcast on KBS every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 pm KST. The series took over the weekend time slot previously held by ‘The Husband’ on KBS2. The show has kept the same slot since its premiere.
Each episode runs about one hour and ten minutes. Comic Basics points to the show’s grounded approach, which centers on the slow wearing down of a long relationship. A runtime of that length gives the writers room to let quieter domestic scenes play out.
Because the start time is listed in Korea Standard Time, international viewers should convert it to their own time zone before planning their evening. New episodes are also released internationally on Prime Video on the same day. That means most viewers do not need to wait for a delayed release.
Where to Watch Worldwide
Outside South Korea, ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ streams internationally on Prime Video. Starnews reports that new episodes are released at the same time as the domestic broadcast to viewers in more than 240 countries. The simultaneous rollout has made the drama easy to follow from almost anywhere.
Wavve is another platform that carries the series, and fans are advised to check availability in their region. Prime Video’s own listing describes the show as a realistic and emotionally resonant romance about a couple in their tenth year whose comfortable relationship is tested by unexpected feelings. That description matches the tone of the episodes released so far.
Anyone catching up can start from the beginning, since both platforms host the earlier episodes. The Prime Video listing carries a TV-14 content advisory and offers audio in a dozen languages. Subscribers can pick the version that suits them before the next weekend arrives.
Preview of What the Story Sets Up
Coverage so far centers on episodes that have already aired, so the clearest guide to what follows is how the third episode closed. Mi-do accepted Namgoong Ho’s proposal, and the pair agreed to work on rekindling the excitement they had lost. In the final moments, messages arrived on both of their phones, one from Han Tae-seung and one from Park Su-ah.
The rivals are already gaining ground. Han Tae-seung rushed to Mi-do’s side after a bookshelf accident and injured his hand while shielding her from falling debris. Meanwhile, Namgoong Ho and Park Su-ah ended up hiding together in a cargo truck, where he remarked on how much she had grown, a moment that hints at the special past she shares with him.
Comic Basics expects the series to keep tightening its love square as the leads weigh what they want from each other and from the newcomers. The ratings have been modest. The premiere drew a nationwide average of 2.6 percent, and the third episode drew 2.5 percent, down from 2.8 percent for the second.
MyDramaList called the premiere figure a decent start for a weekend drama, while Korean fan communities have reacted in mixed terms, with some praising the acting and others questioning the pairing. Now that Han Tae-seung and Park Su-ah have both reached out at the exact moment Namgoong Ho and Mi-do promised to rekindle their spark, we would like to hear in the comments whether you think the couple can hold together.
