Genre: Medical, Crime,
Mystery
Episodes: 10
Broadcast period: 2010-Oct to
2010-Dec
Cast: Ryu Duk Hwan, Yoon
Joo Hee, Choi Jung Woo, Ahn Yong Joon and Park Joon Myun.
“The problems that you
have to solve through each case are like a quiz from God. Quizzes made so that
the arrogant human won't become too proud. God made it for that purpose. But in
these quizzes, God made it for that purpose. But in these quizzes, there are no
hints in it. It is a question that you have to solve forever” (Intro).
Han Jin Woo (Ryu Duk
Hwan) is a famous ‘genius’ doctor, known for his young age and being able to
almost do any medical treatment without fail. After spending a lot of time in a
hospital he finally gets his wish granted in getting to work in clinical
pathology. But as it seems his boss has a different plan: he assigns him as the
consulting doctor for a team of medical examiners. The team focuses on
mysterious deaths, so it is a collaboration team with the police. Kang Kyung
Hee (Yoon Joo Hee) is the assigned detective in this case, and is partnered up
with Jin Woo, but the two are complete opposites. Together they investigate
various mystery deaths…
I’m kind of surprised
that I missed this one: I usually have this idea that I have watched all the
good dramas. But to then again, it’s OCN - and yes they do have the best Korean
crime dramas. The first thing that struck me was the visibility of the
autopsies. Being a CSI fan I am kind of surprised to see these organs being cut
out and split in pieces. Though it freaks you out, you get used to it, and it
gives you an idea of the reality of autopsies which I by the way never saw like
that. The drama generally is interesting and the cases are shocking but yet
kind of heartfelt - shakes you up, which I think is the meaning of it:
“Changing society” kind of feel. The couple has a pretty neat chemirty and work
very well together, though I don’t know any of the actors.
All in all
recommendable.
☆☆☆☆ / 4 out of 5 stars
♥♥♥½ / 3½ out of 5
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