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Made in Korea Season 2 on Hulu: Full Release Schedule and Finale Date

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Made in Korea Season 2 is streaming on Hulu in the United States, and it is releasing two episodes at a time every Wednesday. The six-episode final season premiered on September 9, 2026, and it wraps with its finale on September 23, 2026.

If you are in the US, Hulu is the only place to watch it. Disney+ carries the season internationally in markets such as the UK, Canada and Australia, but the American rights sit with Hulu, so a Disney+ search in the States will not turn it up. Below is the full release schedule, the exact number of episodes, and what to know before the finale lands.

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Where to watch Made in Korea Season 2 in the US

Season 2 streams exclusively on Hulu in the United States. It is included with any Hulu subscription, which starts at $11.99 a month with ads (or $119.99 a year) and $18.99 a month ad-free at the time of writing. Bundles that pair Hulu with Disney+, HBO Max or ESPN also carry the show, so if you already subscribe to one of those packages you likely have access at no extra cost.

New installments drop on Wednesdays. Hulu refreshes its catalog in the early hours, so episodes are typically live just after midnight Pacific, or roughly 3:00 a.m. ET / 12:00 a.m. PT, on their release date. If a new pair is not showing yet, forcing the app to refresh usually clears it up.

Made in Korea Season 2 full release schedule

This is a short, contained run: six episodes across three Wednesdays, with two episodes each week. That pacing means the story moves fast, and the finale arrives only two weeks after the premiere. Here is the complete rollout.

EpisodesRelease dateUS availability (ET / PT)Status
Episodes 1–2Wednesday, September 9, 2026~3:00 a.m. ET / 12:00 a.m. PTNow streaming
Episodes 3–4Wednesday, September 16, 2026~3:00 a.m. ET / 12:00 a.m. PTUpcoming
Episodes 5–6 (finale)Wednesday, September 23, 2026~3:00 a.m. ET / 12:00 a.m. PTFinale

Because the episodes arrive in pairs, there is no long midseason wait. Viewers who started with the September 9th premiere only need to check back on the 16th and the 23rd to finish the series.

Is this the end of Made in Korea?

Yes. Season 2 is billed as the second and final season, closing out the story rather than setting up a third run. That framing matters for anyone deciding whether to start now: this is a complete, two-season arc with a definite ending, not an open-ended series that risks being canceled on a cliffhanger.

The show is a period crime thriller built around Baek Ki-tae, a ruthless operator who has spent the series climbing through Korea’s corridors of power. Season 2 jumps ahead roughly nine years from the events of the first season, with Baek now entrenched as a deputy director inside the country’s intelligence service and his criminal reach wider than ever.

The cast and the story going into the finale

Hyun Bin returns as Baek Ki-tae, the antihero at the center of the show. Opposite him, Jung Woo-sung plays the prosecutor who has never stopped hunting him and who returns with a carefully staged plan for revenge. Woo Do-hwan rounds out the central trio as an ally-turned-adversary whose shifting loyalties drive much of the season’s tension.

The setup for the back half is a collision course: an untouchable power broker, a prosecutor with a long memory, and a former partner turning against the man who made him. With only six episodes to resolve it, the season is engineered to build quickly toward its September 23rd conclusion.

Season 1, for newcomers, premiered in December 2025 and is also available to stream on Hulu in the US, so it is easy to catch up before the finale if you are starting fresh.

Here is the official Season 2 trailer from Hulu:

Why it is worth catching before the finale

Korean crime dramas rarely get this kind of simultaneous US release, and a tightly plotted six-episode season is an easy weekend binge once all the parts are out. If you would rather wait and watch it in one sitting, the full season will be available on Hulu from September 23, 2026 onward. If you want to keep up with the conversation as it happens, the Wednesday-by-Wednesday schedule above is all you need.

Frequently asked

Where can I watch Made in Korea Season 2 in the US?

On Hulu. It streams exclusively on Hulu in the United States; Disney+ carries it only in international markets.

How many episodes are in Season 2?

Six episodes, released two at a time over three Wednesdays.

When does the Made in Korea Season 2 finale come out?

The final two episodes arrive on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

What time do new episodes drop?

New episodes are available on their Wednesday release date. Hulu typically refreshes new titles just after midnight Pacific, around 3:00 a.m. ET / 12:00 a.m. PT.

Is Season 2 the final season?

Yes. It is confirmed as the second and final season, so the story reaches a full conclusion.

Do I need to watch Season 1 first?

It helps. Season 2 picks up about nine years later and rewards familiarity with Baek Ki-tae’s rise. Season 1 is also on Hulu if you want to catch up.

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