after a week of Seoul traffic this looks like a documentary
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Jisung acting is the bigger surprise than the traffic. fine, I'm in
a delivery scooter near-miss is basically everyone's weekly pilot episode
A teaser with this many cars doesn't tell me anything about the writing. I'll wait for a week of reactions before starting.
darker and grittier is how a sequel says we spent more on the cars. fair enough
I'd watch a drama whose whole premise is traffic rules just to see how long it can hold tension. Curious about the case structure more than the chases.
Season 1 was a sleeper hit for ENA. Traffic crime is such a Korean premise, the dashcam culture here makes it feel real
NCT JISUNG IS IN SEASON 2?? ok I'm watching
didn't know that, now I'm in too
Jisung acting is the bigger surprise than the traffic. fine, I'm in
Season 1 rewatch is queued. Dashcam crime is the one genre I'll watch while eating.
dashcam drama with noodles is the correct way to watch. the crash scenes and slurping line up
wait is this a sequel? do I need season 1 first or can I jump in
jump in. nobody's checking your homework and the cars crash the same either way
A teaser with this many cars doesn't tell me anything about the writing. I'll wait for a week of reactions before starting.
every sequel teaser promises darker and grittier. I'll wait to see if there's a plot under the car chases
Fair worry. Season 1 leaned more toward case-of-the-week than pure chase, and if the sequel keeps that structure there's a plot under the cars.
darker and grittier is how a sequel says we spent more on the cars. fair enough
Season 1 first if you can. The sequel lands better with the context.
traffic squad dramas hit different when a delivery scooter nearly took you out this week
a delivery scooter near-miss is basically everyone's weekly pilot episode
delivery scooter near-misses are the real stunt team. no budget needed
teaser felt like my commute. flinched ten times
'flinched ten times' is the review that sells it to me
ngl the dashcam-report culture here is real, people send in videos over a lane change. the premise is less of a stretch than it sounds lol
my husband drives like this teaser and I am not a calm passenger
dashcam drama sounds like what I already watch on my commute for free
Fair, though commuting has no editing. The drama at least cuts to the part where somebody does something about it.
I teach in Gwangju and the kids narrate every scooter near-miss like a sports commentator. This has a built-in audience.
Every action sequel teaser has someone staring into the distance with a hand on the wheel. I'm in anyway.
hand on the wheel and staring into the distance is the sequel's loading screen
a teaser being mostly cars is normal. the writing question gets answered in the first episode, not the trailer
I'd watch a drama whose whole premise is traffic rules just to see how long it can hold tension. Curious about the case structure more than the chases.