Our Golden Days Season 1 Episode 21 Drops Soon: Exact Release Time and Where to Stream
Three friends chase second chances as Our Golden Days returns with episode 21 on October 18, 2025, at 8:00 PM KST on KBS2, with director Kim Hyoung-seok and writer So Hyun-kyung steering the next chapter — also available to stream.
If you have been keeping up with Our Golden Days, the next chapter is right around the corner — and it looks messy in the best way. The KBS2 drama from director Kim Hyoung-seok and writer So Hyun-kyung keeps circling three friends trying to rebuild their lives, but Episode 21 looks ready to shove everyone out of their comfort zones.
Episode 21 at a glance
- Episode: 21 (Season 1)
- Date: Saturday, October 18, 2025
- Time: 8:00 PM KST
- Where it airs first: KBS2
- Estimated runtime: 70 minutes
- Streaming (after broadcast): Wavve in South Korea; globally on Viki, OnDemandKorea, and Kocowa
Where we left everyone
Things have been heating up across the board. Da Jeong has started side-eyeing Sang Cheol, and not without reason. Seong Hee finally dropped her real agenda: she needs a liver transplant and is looking at Eun Oh as a possible donor — which is as delicate as it sounds. Rumors swirling around Eun Oh are putting him at odds with Seong Jae. After a blow-up with Ji Hyuk, Sang Cheol bailed on home and ended up camping out in Eun Oh's attic. Meanwhile, Ji Hyuk and Eun Oh butted heads over the cafe renovations, which mostly served to expose that Ji Hyuk's feelings are not exactly subtle anymore. On a lighter note, Yeong Ra is leaning into her new freedom with Ji Wan.
What the preview teases
Episode 21 is setting up a run of big swings. Eun Oh tries to pull his brother back home, Ji Hyuk finally stops circling the runway and confesses how he feels, and Yeong Ra has to face Woo Jin — the person attached to a past she thought she had boxed up for good. None of that sounds low stakes.
How to watch
The episode premieres on KBS2 first, then lands on streaming. In South Korea, look for it on Wavve after broadcast. KBS+ carries previously released episodes if you need to catch up.
Internationally, you have options: Viki, OnDemandKorea, and Kocowa will carry the show (release times can vary by region). If you use Amazon Prime Video, Kocowa is available as an add-on channel in select territories; subtitles on Kocowa include English, Spanish, and Portuguese. In India, Viki streams the series with a Viki Pass; in the United States, OnDemandKorea has it.
Bottom line: set a reminder for Saturday if you are here for confessions, confrontations, and one very inconvenient ask.