Prime Video has announced the global premiere date for its upcoming Korean romance series ‘See You at Work Tomorrow!’, which is set to launch on June 22, 2026. The series will stream exclusively on Prime Video across more than 240 countries and territories worldwide, adding another highly anticipated Korean title to the platform’s growing international content slate.

According to a Prime Video press release, the series blends workplace satire with slow-burn romance, offering a relatable and emotionally layered take on modern office culture. Set against the backdrop of corporate life, deadlines, burnout, and everyday routines, the show explores how unexpected emotional connections can emerge in the most ordinary spaces.

The series stars Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun in lead roles. Seo In-guk plays Kang Si-woo, a cold and emotionally distant boss known across the office as the ‘Three-No Man’ for having no smiles, no small talk, and no apologies. Beneath his reserved personality, however, lies a softer and more sincere side that gradually surfaces as he grows closer to Cha Ji-yoon, played by Park Ji-hyun.

Ji-yoon is portrayed as a once-ambitious product planner who has emotionally checked out of both work and relationships after difficult past experiences. While she appears dependable and composed at work, her personal life revolves around simple comforts, gaming, and avoiding emotional complications. The evolving dynamic between the two characters forms the emotional core of the story.

Based on the popular Kakao Webtoon by McQueen Studio, the series captures the realities of work-life pressures while balancing humour, romance, and emotional vulnerability. The makers aim to present a grounded portrayal of young professionals navigating exhaustion, loneliness, and the possibility of finding comfort in unexpected relationships.

The show is produced by Studio Dragon and Kross Pictures. Direction has been handled by Cho Eun-sol, known for projects including Perfect Shot and My Beautiful Apartment, while the screenplay is written by Kim Kyung-min, who previously co-wrote Born Again.

With Korean dramas continuing to enjoy strong global popularity, ‘See You at Work Tomorrow!’ is expected to appeal particularly to younger audiences looking for stories that combine workplace realism with emotionally driven storytelling. The series further strengthens Prime Video’s expanding Korean content lineup as competition among global streaming platforms intensifies in the Asian entertainment space.