Countdown to Ms. Incognito Episode 9: Release Time and Where to Stream
Ms. Incognito returns with Episode 9 on Monday, October 27, 2025 at 10:00 PM KST, exclusively on ENA and Genie TV in South Korea, with streaming on TVING and Viki shortly after. Directed by Park Yoo-young and starring Jeon Yeo-been and Jung Jin-young, the high-stakes drama keeps its late-night grip.
Clear your Monday night: Ms. Incognito is back with Episode 9, and the fallout from last week’s cliffhanger is exactly the kind of mess this show thrives on. It airs in Korea first, then hits streaming shortly after, so let’s get you set on when, where, and what you’re walking into.
When and where to watch Episode 9
Episode 9 premieres Monday, October 27, 2025, at 10:00 PM KST on ENA and Genie TV in South Korea. It will be available for streaming shortly after on TVING (Korea) and Viki (international). If you are in the US, expect a same-day drop on Viki after the Korean broadcast.
Runtime is approximately 70 minutes. This is Season 1, and the show airs two episodes a week, Mondays and Tuesdays, with the 12-episode finale landing November 4, 2025.
Global release times (live Korean broadcast)
- South Korea (KST): 10:00 PM
- United States (EDT): 12:00 PM
- United States (PDT): 9:00 AM
- United Kingdom (BST): 4:00 PM
- Europe (CEST): 5:00 PM
- India (IST): 8:30 PM
- Australia (AEST): 2:00 AM on October 28
Streaming platforms sometimes post a little later than the live broadcast, and timing can vary by region, so a small delay is normal.
How to watch
Live in Korea: ENA and Genie TV at 10:00 PM KST. Same-day streaming: TVING in Korea, Viki worldwide. Viki requires a subscription (free trials are available), starting at $7.99/month in the US. Episodes stream in HD with subtitles in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, and French, depending on your region.
Quick catch-up: Episode 8 in one breath (spoilers)
Episode 8 (October 21) pushed the paranoia button hard. In the village, Yeong-ran clocked some new faces, including a new school bus driver whose ID wouldn’t check out. Then one of her security cameras turned up missing. She confronted a trespasser, got attacked, and Dong-min had to pull her out of it.
Meanwhile in Seoul, Seon-woo cornered Seon-yeong with a video tying her to Ye-rim’s death. He set up a meeting, but only Secretary Han showed, trying to haul him away. Dong-min stepped in and got jumped for his trouble, while Seon-woo slipped free.
Back in the village, Yeong-ran and Dong-min tracked the intruder again. They caught him, and he owned up to being Sung-tae’s guy, paid to do the dirty work. After Dong-min’s digging exposed him, the man showed up at Yeong-ran’s house. She tried to handle it solo, got overpowered, and was knocked out. Hye-ji arrived just in time to stop Ho-se from literally burning Yeong-ran alive, but he stabbed Hye-ji and escaped. Clean, simple, deeply chaotic.
Episode 9 picks up the aftermath of that attack, with Yeong-ran facing yet another threat. The obvious questions: Is Hye-ji alive? And with so many masks slipping, is Yeong-ran finally about to be exposed?
Why this one matters
Ms. Incognito remains one of the top-rated ongoing K-dramas in Korea right now, and the ratings held steady again this week compared to last week. The creative team isn’t easing off either: Park Yoo-young directs, and the trio of Jeon Yeo-been (Vincenzo), Jung Jin-young (Love in the Moonlight), and Jang Yoon-ju (Veteran) keeps squeezing tension out of every corner of this story.