Michelle Topham 
No Tail to Tell, Episodes 9 and 10 postponed due to holiday programming
SBS’s fantasy romance drama No Tail to Tell will not air new episodes next weekend, temporarily pausing its broadcast schedule due to special holiday programming.
According to SBS, the drama will not air on February 13 and 14, as the network adjusts its lineup to accommodate coverage and specials for the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday aka Seollal.
The series is scheduled to resume the following weekend, with Episode 9 airing on February 20 at 9:50 p.m. KST, followed by Episode 10 in the same time slot the next day.
The brief hiatus sadly means viewers will have to wait an extra week to see how the story unfolds after the latest episodes increased anticipation for the drama’s central romance and supernatural conflicts.
K-drama No Tail to Tell – nine-tailed fox meets soccer star
No Tail to Tell, which premiered on January 16, is a fantasy romantic comedy centered on Eun Ho, a mischievous nine-tailed fox spirit, or gumiho, who unexpectedly becomes entangled with human life after a fateful incident.
The drama stars Kim Hye Yoon as Eun Ho, an eccentric fox spirit determined to avoid becoming human, and Lomon as Kang Si Yeol, a confident world-class soccer star whose destiny becomes intertwined with hers.
The series follows the pair’s chaotic and emotional journey as they attempt to protect one another while navigating supernatural consequences and shifting fate. Their relationship evolves amid magical mishaps, identity changes and emotional growth, blending fantasy elements with romance and humor.
Directed by Kim Jung Kwon (Love to Hate You) and written by Park Chan Young and Cho Ah Yeong, the SBS drama airs every Friday and Saturday evening and is also available globally via Netflix.
Brief Break Before Final Stretch
With the drama approaching its final episodes, the one-week hiatus comes at a crucial point in the storyline, as tensions and emotional stakes continue to rise for its lead characters.
While the temporary break may delay the unfolding narrative, it is also expected to build anticipation among viewers eager to see how Eun Ho and Kang Si Yeol’s intertwined destinies will ultimately be resolved.
And yep, I am one of them.
The drama will resume its normal broadcast schedule on February 20th on both SBS and Netflix. Look out for it.
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