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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Head Over Heels episode 11 release date and time: Seong-a asks Bong-su to go on a date with her; will she go?
Head Over Heels episode 11 release date and time: Head Over Heels has taken fans on a whirlwind of emotions, and anticipation is sky-high for episode 11. With just a handful of episodes remaining, the stakes are getting higher, and the relationships more intense—keeping viewers glued to their screens. If you're curious about when episode 11 airs and what's in store, here's everything you need to know. What is Head Over Heels all about? Park Seong Ah (played by Cho Yi-hyun) might seem like an ordinary high school student, but behind her quiet demeanor lies a powerful secret—she's actually a shaman known as Fairy Cheon Ji, gifted with the rare ability to speak with spirits. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Bae Gyeon Woo (Choo Young Woo), a mysterious new transfer student, arrives at school. Soon after his arrival, Seong Ah is struck by a chilling premonition: Gyeon Woo is destined to die in just 21 days. Determined to save him, she dives headfirst into a supernatural quest, enlisting the help of Bong Soo, a mischievous ghost, and uncovering ancient rituals that might just alter fate itself. Head Over Heels episodes 9-10 recap In episode 9, Bae Gyeon-u gains the ability to see ghosts, and Park Seong-a saves him from Yeomhwa's ritual. Despite this, he wins the tournament. Seong-a's hanbok is stained with black ink - signaling punishment for cursing Yeomhwa. Gyeon-u cares for her while she recovers, but soon Seong-a realizes Bong-su has taken over his body. signed up for a fantasy romance drama and ended up with only pain and sadness, romcom nowhere to be found😭#HeadOverHeelsEp10 # In episode 10, Gyeon-u cuts himself near a suicide ghost, allowing Bong-su to consume his soul and trap him in his memories. Meanwhile, Yeomhwa obtains a Ghoul Amulet but gets locked in a shop with Dongcheon, who pleads with her to give up being a shaman. What to expect in Head Over Heels episode 11 The preview for Head Over Heels episode 11 hints at a tense showdown. Yeomhwa declares that to eliminate the evil spirit, she must kill the Heaven and Earth Fairy - implying Park Seong-a's life is in danger due to her connection with Bong-su. In a surprising turn, Seong-a makes a heartfelt request to Bong-su: to go on a date with her. She promises to return before their high school graduation, possibly planning to distance herself from her shaman roots to protect Bae Gyeon-u. She's later seen secretly performing a rite while concealing her identity under her usual hat. As Seong-a disappears, Yeomhwa assumes she's already dead and vows to kill her if they ever meet again. Bong-su, however, senses otherwise and sets out to find her. The preview ends with Bong-su dashing through the forest, using his archery to protect Seong-a—who seems to be fleeing from a determined and deadly Yeomhwa. Head Over Heels episode 11 release date and time Head Over Heels episode 11 airs today, Monday, July 28, 2025, on tvN at 8:50 PM KST, with subtitles dropping soon after on platforms like Amazon Prime Video and TVING. For international viewers, here's when you can watch: 6:50 AM PT, 9:50 AM ET, 1:50 PM GMT, and 6:20 PM IST. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
News18
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Head Over Heels Episode 11-12: Finale Date, Time And What Twists To Expect
Last Updated: Here are all the details about when and where to watch the finale, along with what to expect from episodes 11 and 12 of Head Over Heels. Head Over Heels has quickly become one of the most popular K-dramas this year. The story stars Kim Se-jeong and Bae In-hyuk as two modern lovers caught in a complicated relationship. The latest episodes, 9 and 10, released on July 21 and 22, revealed a big twist, as Park Seong-a's spirit mother dies while protecting Yeomhwa. Meanwhile, the spirit of Bong-su continues to live as a human and causes trouble. Park Seong-a faces even more challenges as she fights to save her true love. After this thrilling turn, fans are eagerly waiting for the last two episodes. Here's all the details about when and where to watch the finale, along with what to expect. When and Where to Watch Head Over Heels: The final two episodes, 11 and 12, are set to air on July 28 and July 29, respectively. In South Korea, the drama airs on tvN, while for international viewers, including K-drama fans in India, the show is available on Amazon Prime Video. It streams at 5:20 PM IST. So if you've been following the story closely, get ready for the big finale. What To Expect: The preview of Head Over Heels episode 11 hints at some intense twists. Yeomhwa is seen promising to destroy the evil spirit. Meanwhile, Park Seong-a makes a surprising request, as she asks Bong-su to go on a date with her and promises she'll return before their high school graduation ceremony. As time passes and Park Seong-a doesn't show up, Yeomhwa begins to believe she's dead. But Bong-su feels something is not right. Yeomhwa then takes oath to kill Park Seong-a if she ever sees her again. Bong-su then decides to find Park Seong-a himself. The preview ends with a tense scene of him desperately trying to save her. View this post on Instagram A post shared by tvN 드라마 공식 계정 (@tvn_drama) Other than Kim Se-jeong and Bae In-hyuk, Head Over Heels, directed by Lee Jung-hyo, also stars Joo Woo-jae, Lee Joo-bin, Go Kyu-pil, Kim Nam-hee, Park Kyung-hye and Kim Young-ah. The show is based on the webtoon of the same name created by Ahn Su-min. First Published: July 23, 2025, 09:32 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Review Geek
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Head Over Heels – K-drama Episode 8 Recap & Review
Episode 8 Episode 8 of Head Over Heels begins with a flashback showing Yeom-hwa's strained relationship with Sung-ah's spirit mother and revealing their connection as spirit mother and spirit daughter. We also learn that Yeom-hwa had long been plotting to make contact with the evil spirit. Elsewhere, Sung-ah and Gyeon-woo share some sweet moments together, hiding their bound hands from the other students, while Ji-ho silently struggles with his feelings. On their way home, Sung-ah and Gyeon-woo talk about how they feel for each other and almost share a kiss—until Ji-ho interrupts them. Inside Gyeon-woo's house, they discover Ji-ho's action figure is broken, while Sung-ah's human amulet proxy remains intact. Later, Ji-ho comically confesses his feelings to Sung-ah while she and Gyeon-woo are still holding hands. The three agree to sort things out only after they've dealt with the bigger issue: Bong-su's possession of Gyeon-woo. That night, Sung-ah and Gyeon-woo go to bed unaware that during the 'Hour of the Ox' (between 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m.), Bong-su awakens. We find that he also harbors feelings for Sung-ah, which is why he often ends up cooperating with her. During this time, Yeom-hwa visits him, asking him to prepare to become her patron deity. However, she grows annoyed upon realizing that Bong-su has no intention of doing so anytime soon. She also realizes that because she's spiritually bound to him, she has no choice but to wait. Sensing evil energy from Bong-su, Sung-ah's spirit aunt and her mother's elder spirit sister arrive and create a commotion in an attempt to get him banished. When they try to strike him, Bong-su lashes out defensively but falters when the elder chants a verbal spell. At that moment, Sung-ah touches him, and Gyeon-woo returns. Gyeon-woo tells Sung-ah to take control of the situation. She locks the door from outside and calls his phone, triggering the sound of gunfire, a sound that deeply traumatizes Bong-su. He breaks down crying, and this emotional response compels him to stop acting out. He apologizes to everyone. It's then revealed that Gyeon-woo's spiritual senses have begun to awaken—he can now hear ghosts. Eventually, his other senses (sight, taste, smell) will open one by one. Once he's able to smell ghosts, there will be no turning back—he will merge with the spirit world entirely. At the same time, Sung-ah finds out that Yeom-hwa was once her own spirit sister. Later, Sung-ah talks to Bong-su and makes him promise not to hurt humans. She discovers that he was searching for the memorial stone of student soldiers, which is why he insisted on using Gyeon-woo's body. Eventually, they find out the stones had been moved. Sung-ah also helps Gyeon-woo train for the competition by gently placing her hand on his back. Bong-su, despite everything, ends up helping Sung-ah find a solution so Gyeon-woo can compete as himself. Sung-ah draws a powerful amulet on his body that will allow him to be free of Bong-su's presence for one day. It's a once-in-a-lifetime spell that can't be repeated, and surprisingly, it works. The next day, as Gyeon-woo prepares for the archery competition, a bitter Yeom-hwa begins a counter-ritual, trying to merge her spirit with Bong-su's. This brings Bong-su back and opens Gyeon-woo's spiritual eyes, allowing him to see Sung-ah's spiritual energy for the first time as the episode ends. The Episode Review The plot of Head Over Heels is now officially all over the place. While the dynamics between Bong-su, Sung-ah, Gyeon-woo, and Ji-ho deliver some genuinely funny and enjoyable moments, the sheer number of subplots, sudden tonal shifts, and unresolved narrative inconsistencies continue to drag the story down. A perfect example of this inconsistency is how Sung-ah's spirit mother curses Yeom-hwa and is supposedly meant to be punished for it—yet later, she performs a cleansing ritual on Yeom-hwa without any consequences. It just doesn't add up. At this point, the story feels stretched, as if Bong-su was added midway just to create enough narrative material to fill the remaining episodes. His arc could have been far more effective if introduced earlier. His transformation from a supposedly dangerous spirit to a love-struck, helpful entity feels abrupt and jarring. While Bong-su adds an unpredictable and often humorous element to the show, the overall lack of structure, weak antagonists, and muddled storytelling prevent the series from becoming as impactful as it could be. Previous Episode Next Episode
