35 minSeason 1 • Episode 32
LatestTae Seok tuns on the recorder that reveals the fact that Jeon Chun Man helped Jang Hyung Min for a long time. Humiliated by Tae Seok In front of other police officers, Jeon Chun Man tries to take the recorder away from Tae Seok. Meanwhile, Eun Seon Jae goes missing. Tae Seok manages to locate her and goes to meet her.
Woo Tae Suk is an experienced and well-established detective with a long professional career, but in spite of everything he is a lonely and bitter human being. It all has to do with him only focusing on solving cases, while his actions are completely controversial because it crosses the line between good and evil. Woo Tae Suk crosses paths with a psychopath, but he cannot arrest her because of lack of evidence. The woman eventually decides to help Woo Tae Suk solve other cases.
Acting
Shin Ha-kyun's volcanic performance as a man rotting from within
Writing
Twisted partnership that redefines toxic work relationships
Direction
Kim Dae-jin's unflinching eye for moral gray zones
Shin Ha-kyun
Woo Tae-suk
Lee Sul
Eun Sun-jae
Park Ho-san
Jeon Choon-man
Kim Gun-woo
Jang Hyung-min
Cha Sun-woo
Chae Dong-yoon
Bae Da-bin
Shin Ga-young
Bae Yu-ram
Ban Ji-deuk
Yang Jae-young
Lee Moon-ki
Yoon Hee-seok
Jo Doo-jin
Ryu Tae-ho
Choi Jung-woo
Hong Eun-hee
Kim Hae-joon
Cho Yi-hyun
Bae Yeo-wool
Bae Yoon-kyung
Woo Tae-Hee
Ha-min
Koo Young-mi
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of the 'bad detective' wave in Korean noir, reflecting real public cynicism about police corruption scandals.
Lee Sul's chilling performance as Eun Sun-jae was reportedly so disturbing that crew members avoided her on set—method acting that paid off in every scene with Shin Ha-kyun.
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