The new Korean office romance See You at Work Tomorrow! is having anything but a quiet first week. The tvN series has already turned into a surprise streaming hit, debuting at no. 3 worldwide among non English TV series on Amazon Prime Video for the week of June 22 to 28, according to FlixPatrol.
At the same time, the drama is pulling strong numbers at home, turning its Monday Tuesday slot into must watch TV. For K drama and K pop fans scrolling for something relatable to start next on Prime Video, See You at Work Tomorrow! is suddenly one of the titles to beat.
See You at Work Tomorrow Prime Video debut hits global top 3
See You at Work Tomorrow! premiered on June 22, 2026 as a 12 episode workplace romantic comedy on cable channel tvN. Planned by Studio Dragon and produced with Kross Pictures, it airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 20:50 KST and streams simultaneously on TVING and Wavve in Korea and on Prime Video in most other regions.
Nielsen Korea figures show a confident start. Episode 1 opened with about 4.8 percent nationwide and ranked first among cable shows in its time slot, with episodes 2 to 4 holding in the mid 4 percent range and topping or near topping the slot in Seoul.
Globally, that momentum translated into clicks. FlixPatrol data cited in Korean entertainment coverage places the drama at no. 3 among non English TV series on Amazon Prime Video worldwide in its first week of availability, while Prime’s own page currently shows a near perfect user score around 4.9 out of 5.
Burnout, slow romance, and why this office K drama hits different
Set at fictional Saeum Electronics, the story follows Cha Ji yoon, a seventh year product planner who feels worn down by endless deadlines and a painful breakup. Her life is built around small survival rituals, from racing to clock out on time to rewarding herself with fried chicken and beer, and even tracking how often she feels like quitting in a private notebook.
Her routine cracks when she is reassigned under Kang Si woo, a department manager known for strict discipline and blunt communication. Nicknamed a “Three No man” for no smile, no people, no sorry, he is the boss everyone avoids, yet the drama slowly shifts their dynamic from wary coworkers into a grounded, emotionally supportive partnership.
Adapted from McQueen Studio’s Kakao webtoon Back to Work!, which has surpassed 200 million views, the series broadens its view of modern relationships through colleagues like Yoon No ah, a coworker rebuilding after a long term breakup. Early international viewers describe the show as a workplace survival guide disguised as a rom com, praising its small, realistic gestures over flashy fantasy.
Episodes, schedule, and how to watch in the US
See You at Work Tomorrow! is scheduled to run through July 28, 2026, with four episodes already aired and eight still to come. New installments premiere on tvN on Monday and Tuesday nights in Korea, then land on Prime Video shortly after, so international fans can keep pace with the live broadcast.
In the United States, the drama is available through Amazon Prime Video with multiple subtitle and audio options, presented as a one season series. With only a handful of episodes out, it is still easy to catch up before office gossip and social feeds move deeper into spoiler territory.
- Total episodes: 12, airing June 22 to July 28, 2026
- Korean broadcast: tvN, Mondays and Tuesdays at 20:50 KST
- Streaming in Korea: TVING and Wavve
- International streaming: Amazon Prime Video worldwide, excluding Mainland China and South Korea