Moon River Season 1 Episode 4 Is Almost Here: Release Time and Where to Watch
Moon River gallops into Episode 4 this Saturday, November 15, 2025 at 9:50 PM KST on MBC TV, with director Lee Dong Hyeon and writer Jo Seung Hee serving up more swoon-worthy historical fantasy led by Kang Tae-oh of Run On and Extraordinary Attorney Woo as the Crown Prince.
Moon River is only four episodes in and already leaning hard into the swoony, supernatural melodrama. If you’ve been waiting for the plot to really kick into gear, this weekend is your moment.
When and where to watch Episode 4
Moon River Season 1, Episode 4 premieres Saturday, November 15, 2025 at 9:50 PM KST on MBC TV. Expect it to hit streaming shortly after broadcast.
- Episode: Season 1, Episode 4
- Date and time: Saturday, November 15, 2025, 9:50 PM KST
- Channel: MBC TV
- Runtime: 70 minutes
- Creative team: Director Lee Dong Hyeon; writer Jo Seung Hee
- Stars: Kang Tae-oh (Run On, Extraordinary Attorney Woo) as Crown Prince Lee Kang; Kim Se-jeong (Business Proposal, Brewing Love) as Park Dal-I
- Streaming after broadcast: South Korea — Wavve and TVING; International — Viki (including India); Singapore/Indonesia/Philippines — Viu. Availability can vary by region, and Viki subtitles sometimes arrive a little later because they go deep on accuracy.
The setup (and the big twist the show already dropped)
On paper, it’s a historical fantasy about a grieving crown prince chasing revenge after his wife’s death, until he meets a carefree merchant who looks exactly like his late princess. In practice, the show wastes no time pulling the rug: Episode 2 reveals Dal-I isn’t just a lookalike — she is the supposedly dead crown princess. She was ordered to take her own life, but her aunt Hong-nan saved her. To keep her safe, Elder Wolha — the mystical keeper of the red thread of fate — erased her memories. That’s not just spicy lore; it re-frames every stare-down and near-miss between Dal-I and Lee Kang.
Episode 2 capped things with a full-on rescue: Dal-I was wrongfully arrested and nearly punished, and Lee Kang stormed in with his men to pull her out. The chemistry is already sparking, and we’re barely out of the prologue.
What to expect from Episodes 3 and 4
"If episodes 1 and 2 explained the backstory of I-gang and Bak Dal-i, episodes 3 and 4 will develop the story in earnest and begin to weave the relationships among the characters more closely."
Translation: the table-setting is done. Now comes the messy part — secrets colliding, loyalties shifting, and that whole red-thread business getting tugged in ways no one can ignore. Good news if you’ve been craving momentum.
One more thing for streamers
If you’re watching online, new episodes typically land soon after the MBC broadcast. Subtitles on Viki can trail a bit, but they tend to be worth the wait.