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Surely Tomorrow Episode 7-8 Release Date
Surely Tomorrow episodes 7 and 8 are set to air on December 27 and December 28, 2025, continuing the weekend run of the JTBC romance drama. The show has stuck to a simple rhythm since its December 6 premiere, with two new episodes every Saturday and Sunday at 10:40 p.m. KST on JTBC in Korea, with the same dates reflected on episode guides like MyDramaList and Rotten Tomatoes.
For viewers following weekly, this upcoming pair is right in the emotional middle stretch, the kind of point where K‑dramas usually shift from awkward reunions to real confessions, which fits with the preview teasing “a kiss finally” between the leads.
Where to Watch Surely Tomorrow Episode 7-8?
Surely Tomorrow episodes 7 and 8 will air first on JTBC in South Korea, then stream globally on Amazon Prime Video in regions where the show has been licensed, including India. JTBC handles the Korean TV broadcast at 22:40 KST, while Prime Video lists the series as an exclusive international K‑drama title, dropping new episodes shortly after their Korean telecast, typically on weekend evenings local time.
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For most viewers, that means no hunting across multiple apps just search “Surely Tomorrow” on Prime Video, and episodes 7 and 8 should appear in the Season 1 row once they go live.
Surely Tomorrow Episode Release Schedule
Surely Tomorrow follows a straightforward 12‑episode schedule, airing two episodes every weekend from December 6, 2025, to January 11, 2026. The published breakdown looks like this in Korea:
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Ep 1 – Dec 6, 2025 (Sat)
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Ep 2 – Dec 7, 2025 (Sun)
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Ep 3 – Dec 13, 2025 (Sat)
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Ep 4 – Dec 14, 2025 (Sun)
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Ep 5 – Dec 20, 2025 (Sat)
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Ep 6 – Dec 21, 2025 (Sun)
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Ep 7 – Dec 27, 2025 (Sat)
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Ep 8 – Dec 28, 2025 (Sun)
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Ep 9–12 – Jan 3, 4, 10, 11, 2026
It is a compact run 12 episodes, no draggy filler, which suits a reunion romance where the tension comes from old feelings resurfacing rather than endless side plots.
Surely Tomorrow Cast
Surely Tomorrow stars Park Seo‑joon as Lee Gyeong‑do and Won Ji‑an as Seo Ji‑woo, ex‑lovers who meet again years later through a messy affair scandal he reports on. The supporting cast is loaded with familiar K‑drama faces: Lee El as Ji‑woo’s driven sister Seo Ji‑yeon, Lee Joo‑young as art school director Park Se‑young, and Kang Ki‑doong as her actor‑dreamer husband Cha Woo‑sik, plus Kim Mi‑kyung as Gyeong‑do’s mother and Nam Gi‑ae as Ji‑woo’s mother.
It is the kind of ensemble that quietly elevates scenes friends bickering over late‑night drinks, family side‑eye at every dinner which fits the show’s bittersweet, slightly grown‑up romance vibe.
About Surely Tomorrow
Surely Tomorrow is a JTBC romance drama about former couple Lee Gyeong‑do, now a reporter, and Seo Ji‑woo, who collide again when he exposes an affair case and discovers she is the wife at the center of the scandal. Directed by Im Hyun‑wook (Reflection of You, King the Land) and written by Yoo Young‑ah, it leans into themes of second chances, media pressure and the awkwardness of realizing feelings never quite vanished, all wrapped in familiar K‑drama comforts like cozy lighting, city nights and complicated family dinners.
With JTBC airing it on cable and Prime Video pushing it as a year‑end global title, Surely Tomorrow sits firmly in that lane of modern Korean romances that feel grounded less fairy‑tale chaebol, more “what happens if exes are forced to be in the same room again and actually talk.”
Disclaimer
Episode dates, times, platforms, and cast details for Surely Tomorrow episodes 7 and 8 are based on current publicly available information and may change due to broadcaster or OTT decisions. Viewers should confirm the latest schedule and availability directly on JTBC, Amazon Prime Video, or official drama channels before watching.
