The good news is that the schedule is already defined — and you can organize yourself not to miss any episode.
Complete Episode Schedule for Love is Not Over
The series premiered in late April 2026 and follows a consistent schedule of two episodes per week. Check out the confirmed dates below.
Episodes Already Released
Episode 1: April 22, 2026
Episode 2: April 23, 2026
Episode 3: April 29, 2026
Episode 4: April 30, 2026
Next Episodes and Release Dates
Episode 5: May 6, 2026
Episode 6: May 7, 2026
Episode 7: May 13, 2026
Episode 8: May 14, 2026
Episode 9: May 20, 2026
Episode 10: May 21, 2026
Episode 11: May 27, 2026
Episode 12: May 28, 2026
This format of releasing on two consecutive dates per week is quite common in Korean productions, allowing the narrative to evolve at a steady pace, but without delivering everything at once.
What Day of the Week Do New Episodes Come Out?
For those who want to keep up without missing the timing, it's worth highlighting the adopted pattern:
New episodes always come out on Wednesdays and Thursdays
They are usually available in the catalog in the early hours of the day (Brasília time)
This pattern makes it easier for Brazilian audiences, who tend to consume episodes at night after work or studies.
Why Doesn't Netflix Release All Episodes at Once?
Unlike many Western series, which arrive complete in the catalog, k-dramas usually follow the weekly model for some strategic reasons:
Weekly releases keep the series highlighted for longer, increasing its presence in the Top 10 and on social media.
In South Korea, it's common for episodes to be aired on open TV or paid channels before arriving at streaming. This weekly format is already part of the original experience.
Gradual release creates suspense and encourages theories among fans — something that further boosts the production's popularity.
About Love is Not Over
The plot follows the unlikely relationship between Matthew Lee, a simple-living farmer, and Dam Ye-jin, a famous presenter who faces personal problems such as insomnia and emotional difficulties.
The storyline bets on unexpected encounters and everyday situations that evolve into a deeper connection — one of the elements that most appeal to fans of Korean romantic comedies.
In addition, the series explores the contrast between:
Rural life vs. urban life
Simplicity vs. ambition
Emotion vs. rationality
These conflicts make the narrative more engaging and help maintain interest episode after episode.
Cast That Helps Keep the Audience Hooked
Much of the dorama's success is also in the cast, which mixes established names with new talents.
Ahn Hyo-seop as Matthew Lee
Known for recent successes, the actor delivers a complex character that goes beyond the stereotype of a simple rural man.
Chae Won-bin as Dam Ye-jin
The actress brings depth to the protagonist, balancing professional ambition with emotional fragility.
Kim Bum as Eric Seo
Responsible for adding tension to the plot
