AKA: Ghost Seeing
Detective / Cheo Yong
Genre: Police, Fantasy,
Mystery, Crime
Episodes: 10
Broadcast period: 2014-Feb to
2014-Apr
Cast: Oh Ji Ho, Oh Ji Eun
and Jun Hyo Sung.
Yoon Cheo Yong (Oh Ji
Ho) was born with the ability to see ghosts from when he was a little boy. When
he grew up he decided to use that ability and become a police officer. Even
though he became an ace of the station he made a mess out of the entire place,
leaving all the paper work to his colleges and not really cooperating with
them. While running after a murder suspect also a possessed person, his partner
finds him there, but ends up being killed on duty due to Cheo Yongs mistake.
This makes Cheo Yong leave the Special Crimes Team, and become a patrol
officer.
8 years later he is
involved in a case where Ha Sun Woo (Oh Ji Eun) a former victim who became a
police officer, is searching for the murderer. In that station a high school
ghost Han Na Young (Jun Hyo Sung) is residing and she is keen on keeping Cheo
Yong there so she can become the officer she wants to be. But somehow Cheo
Yong, Sun Woo and Na Young are connected in the past, and for some reason Na
Young is only able to possess Sun Woo. Do they have a history?
When I read about the
drama and watched the trailer I wasn’t really expecting this type of drama. Yes
I knew there would be ghosts, and a police officer that is able to see them,
but it kind of is weird having it being a dramatic story. It is interesting and
I am pretty sure you have to make it dramatic to make it on TV, but having it
as 10 episodes and focusing on a murderer, which by the way is not human, is a
bit uninteresting. Some might disagree, but I was much more interested in his
ability as a ghost whisperer than him being a cop. The two do go well like we
saw in Who Are You, but WAY is kind of focused on the main love story, which
this one is not even interested in. And fair enough no love stories, but then
at least make me more interesting in their interaction - kind of has a boring
feel.
BUT, the side stories
are great, and you really enjoy them, or at least I do. And they touch the
important stoires, not just the typical ones. So that is what made me go through
all 10 episodes.
All in all
interesting; maybe more for others than me.
☆☆☆½ / 3½ out of 5 stars
♥♥♥½ / 3½ out
of 5 hearts
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