Don’t Miss Walking on Thin Ice Episode 11: Exact Release Time and Where to Stream
Walking on Thin Ice episode 11 premieres Saturday, October 25, 2025, at 9:20 PM KST exclusively on KBS2, with streams arriving shortly after on Viki, Kocowa, Wavve, and Prime Video, led by stars Lee Young-ae and Kim Young-kwang.
We have officially hit the home stretch. Episode 11 of Walking on Thin Ice lands this weekend, and yes, it is the penultimate hour. Expect fallout, answers, and probably a few 'wait, what?' moments before the finale slams the door shut.
When and where to watch Episode 11
Episode 11 premieres Saturday, October 25, 2025 at 9:20 PM KST on KBS2 in Korea. Streaming follows shortly after on Wavve (South Korea), plus Viki, Kocowa, and Prime Video in select regions. The episode runs about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
The show airs every Saturday and Sunday on KBS2, and this 12-episode first season wraps with the finale on Sunday, October 26, 2025.
- South Korea (KST): 9:20 PM (broadcast)
- United States (EDT): 11:00 AM
- United States (PDT): 8:00 AM
- United Kingdom (BST): 3:00 PM
- Europe (CEST): 4:00 PM
- India (IST): 8:30 PM
- Australia (AEST): 1:00 AM on October 26
A quick note on platforms and regions: Wavve streams in South Korea (and some Asian territories) the same day. Viki offers English subtitles and is available in select regions. Kocowa is primarily for subscribers in North and South America. Prime Video carries the show in select regions as well. All these services require a subscription (free trials may be an option), and streams are in HD. Streaming drop times can shift a bit depending on regional availability, so give your app a refresh if it is not there right away.
Why this episode matters
Walking on Thin Ice has quietly turned into one of KBS2's buzziest weekend dramas, led by Lee Young-ae (Jewel in the Palace), Kim Young-kwang (Call It Love), and Park Yong-woo (Blood Rain). Heading into its final week, it was averaging a 3.7% nationwide rating, which is solid for a new thriller with this much plot to juggle. And Episode 11 is where all that juggling either pays off or hits the floor.
Previously, on Episode 10 (the very short version)
Revenge got messy fast. Jun-hyun abducted Su-a over his brother's death. Gyeong-do tracked Su-a using hospital CCTV, while Kyeong stepped in to stop Do-jin from destroying Eun-soo's hidden stash of drugs. Eun-soo met Hwi-rim, who tried to barter info about someone named James. Su-a attempted to send her location but Jun-hyun caught her. Gyeong-do and Kyeong still managed to rescue her.
At the station, Eun-soo learned Su-a had unknowingly delivered the very drugs Eun-soo had packaged. Earlier, Kyeong had hired Su-a, not realizing what she had been dragged into. Meanwhile, Tae-gu revealed he had been monitoring Su-a and threatened to wreck Eun-soo's life. That pushed Eun-soo and Kyeong to reconcile and team up against him.
Then the plan went sideways. Tae-gu bragged he had already swiped the drugs from Hwi-rim. He fired at Kyeong. In a split-second move, Eun-soo hit Tae-gu with a car. Roll credits.
To untangle the character soup a bit: Gyeong-do and Kyeong are two different people. Gyeong-do handled the tracking and rescue; Kyeong is the one entangled with Eun-soo, Su-a, and that botched sting.
What Episode 11 is setting up
This one is all aftermath. Is Tae-gu alive? Is Kyeong? Does Eun-soo get charged after the vehicular intervention? The narrative has been steadily burning through secrets, and with one episode left after this, the show is clearly clearing the decks for the final blowback.
Bottom line: Episode 11 hits KBS2 on Saturday, October 25 at 9:20 PM KST, with streaming on Wavve in Korea and on Viki, Kocowa, and Prime Video in select regions shortly after. Brace yourself.