Each month, many of us are on the hunt for new shows to watch, often finding our “to-watch” list already exhausted. If that sounds like you, worry not! November brings a lineup of exciting new K-dramas to get you hooked, with something for everyone.

Whether you're in the mood for suspense or a heartfelt story, this month’s lineup has got you covered. Here’s a look at some must-watch K-dramas coming your way in November.

Brewing Love

Release Date: November 4

Cast: Kim Sejeong, Lee Jong Won, Shin Do Hyun

Chae Yong-Joo, a former special forces member with strength and resilience, is now a dedicated salesperson fighting to save her company branch from closure. Her mission? To boost sales of a new beer crafted by Yoon Minjoo, a brewmaster who enjoys his quiet rural life.

Gangnam B-Side

Release Date: November 6

Cast: Ji Chang Wook, Jo Woo Jin, Ha Yoon Kyung

In the heart of Gangnam, a string of mysterious disappearances unfolds. Jae Hui, an employee at an entertainment venue with key evidence, vanishes without a trace. Yun Gil Ho, a fixer in the entertainment world, sets out to find her—but he’s not the only one on the search.

Mr. Plankton

Release Date: November 8

Cast: Woo Do Hwan, Lee Yoo Mi, Oh Jung Se

Hae Jo, feeling like an outcast without knowing his true father, sets off to find him, joined by Jo Jae Mi. Jae Mi, longing for family, is engaged to Eo Heung, heir to a food empire. The family reluctantly accepts her due to a rumored pregnancy, but on the wedding day, Jae Mi disappears with Hae Jo.

Parole Examiner Lee

Release Date: November 18

Cast: Go Soo, Kwon Yuri, Yoon Sang Ho

Lee Han Sin is a parole examiner who confronts those trying to exploit the parole system through wealth and influence. He seeks justice on his own terms. Teaming up with him is Choi Hwa Ran, a renowned figure in private lending, who aims to assist Han Sin in recovering money she lost.

When The Phone Rings

Release Date: November 22

Cast: Yoo Yeon Seok, Chae Soobin

Baek Sa-Eon is born into a powerful political family, has an impressive career as Korea’s youngest presidential spokesperson, former war correspondent, hostage negotiator, and main anchorman. Three years ago, he married Hong Hee-Joo, but they haven’t spoken since.

Which upcoming K-drama are you most excited to watch?