If you are new to the 25-episode 'My Driving Uncle,' watching these 8 in order, from the teaser to the graduation, gives you the whole arc of the series.
If you are new to 'My Driving Uncle' and do not want to press play on all 25 episodes, these 8 in order are enough. Starting with a one-minute teaser, they cover buying a first car, the long drive from Seoul to Geoje, RESCENE members joining in, and the graduation, so the main arc of the series is all here.
The thing first-time viewers find most confusing is which episode to start from so that everything connects. This list picks only episodes with a clear place in the series and arranges them in viewing order, with each entry noting the runtime and the cars or people featured.
How we picked
- Is it the start, the end, or a turning point of the series?
- Do runtimes range from about a minute to over 40 minutes, so it is easy to pick and choose?
- Does it show a point where the car or the people alongside change?
If you are short on time, watching numbers 1, 5, 6, and 8 first will still give you the rough storyline.
Anyone want to give me driving lessons?
I don't even know Hyundai cars — how am I supposed to drive?
"You failed the written test?" — driving lessons for an unlicensed idol (feat. VW Golf)
Anyone up for driving lessons with Woni?
Buying a first car for 8 million won, three months after getting licensed
Can a new driver make the 8-hour round trip to Geoje with no navigation?
A spring outing in the Kia Carnival with RESCENE members (with Garu, Gyeongju-gongju)
Has Woni finally found his comfort zone? — the graduation episode
How to choose
If you are just starting, watch numbers 1 and 2 back to back, and pick number 3 if you only want a quick sense of the mood. Choose number 5 for the first car purchase, number 6 for the series' signature challenge, and number 7 to see the members together. For a long, immersive watch, the 42-minute number 4 is the one.
Watching all of them in this order gives you the thread from the start to the graduation, and for anything more you can look up the surrounding episodes in the full playlist. Runtimes and details reflect the time of research and may change, so check the official channel before watching.
Frequently asked questions
Will these 8 episodes cover the whole series?
They do not replace all 25 episodes, but they are enough to grasp the arc from start to graduation. If a specific episode sparks more curiosity, the full playlist has the episodes around it.
Which episode has the RESCENE members in it?
Number 7, the Carnival spring outing, is where RESCENE members join in. The episodes before that focus on Woni's individual lessons.
What are the longest and shortest episodes?
The shortest is number 1, about 1 minute 12 seconds. The longest is number 4, about 42 minutes.
Which episode shows him buying his first car?
Number 5 shows him buying a first car, a compact, three months after getting his license. It runs about 17 minutes.
How long is the graduation episode?
The graduation episode, number 8, is about 31 minutes. It closes out the series' main arc, so watching it last, after going from number 1 in order, works best.
I want to see his driving skills improve in more detail. Where should I look?
This starter list is built to move quickly through the series' overall arc. For a closer, chronological look at how his skills progressed, a separate growth-focused list covers that instead.
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