Park Seo-joon’s highly anticipated return to romantic television continues this weekend with episodes 3 and 4 of Surely Tomorrow, the JTBC drama that’s already captured hearts with its complex love story spanning three decades. After the emotional airport cliffhanger ending episode 2, fans are eagerly counting down to see what happens when Lee Gyeong-do convinces Ji-woo to stay in Korea instead of fleeing to England.
Romance Rekindled Episodes 3-4 Release Schedule
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Episode 3 Air Date | Saturday, December 14, 2025 |
| Episode 4 Air Date | Sunday, December 15, 2025 |
| Air Time (Korea) | 10:40 PM KST |
| Network | JTBC |
| Global Streaming | Prime Video (240+ countries) |
| Episode Length | ~60 minutes each |
| Total Episodes | 12 episodes (wraps January 11, 2026) |
| Genre | Romance, Drama, Comedy |
Where to Watch Surely Tomorrow?
In South Korea: Tune into JTBC every Saturday and Sunday at 10:40 PM KST for new episodes as they air.
International Viewers: Prime Video streams Surely Tomorrow simultaneously across 240+ countries and territories, making Park Seo-joon’s comeback accessible worldwide. The series joins Prime’s growing Korean content library following the success of other romantic dramas.
What Happened in Episodes 1-2?
Episode 2 concluded with Gyeong-do rushing to the airport and stopping Ji-woo from boarding her flight to England—a dramatic moment that showcased the reporter’s internal conflict. Throughout the first two episodes, we learned that Gyeong-do published an exposé about a married conglomerate heir’s affair scandal, only to discover his subject’s wife is his ex-girlfriend and first love, Seo Ji-woo.
The scandal spiraled when a blurry photo of Gyeong-do and Ji-woo together went viral, sparking rumors they were having an affair and causing Ji-woo’s divorce. Their college friends helped clear the misunderstanding through a reunion photo, but the damage left Ji-woo planning to escape to England while Gyeong-do considered moving to Chicago for journalism training.
Everything changed when Ji-woo’s sister Ji-yeon asked Gyeong-do to convince her to stay and prepare to become the next CEO of Jarim Apparel, their father’s company.
What to Expect in Episodes 3-4
According to preview clips, episodes 3 and 4 will explore the aftermath of Gyeong-do’s airport decision. The preview suggests:
- Cohabitation begins: Gyeong-do and Ji-woo appear to start living together, creating opportunities for both comedy and tension
- Memories resurface: Flashbacks will reveal more about their past relationship—the affectionate moments, heartbreak, and unspoken conflicts that led to their breakups
- Unresolved history: As Gyeong-do looks after Ji-woo, their complicated history unfolds layer by layer
- Career complications: Ji-woo’s decision to stay means confronting her role at Jarim Apparel while managing her feelings for Gyeong-do
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Stream all episodes on Prime Video or watch live on JTBC.
Why This Weekend Matters
With only 12 episodes total instead of the traditional 16-episode K-drama format, Surely Tomorrow moves at a tighter pace. Episodes 3 and 4 mark the crucial transition from setup to deeper emotional exploration. Director Im Hyun-wook (King the Land) described the leads perfectly: “Lee Gyeong Do is like a deeply rooted tree that stands firm through any storm, while Seo Ji Woo is a candle flickering in the wind—fragile, yet radiant in her own way.”
The Creative Team
Writer Yoo Young-ah (Thirty-Nine, Divorce Attorney Shin) brings her signature emotionally resonant storytelling, while director Im Hyun-wook’s proven romantic comedy expertise ensures the right balance between heartfelt moments and lighthearted scenes. This combination has already earned the series strong early reception, with viewers praising Park Seo-joon and Won Ji-an’s chemistry.
