But that's fine, since it's rare w/KDramas. As has been said, no romance except a past one motivating several characters, which made the focus more on the team working together against the bad guys. Rewatch Value 9.0 I like police procedurals and this one did a good job with it. It's better than many others I've seen in recent times. But if you're a fan of spy/police/investigative dramas, you can try this once. I remember Lee Won Jong from The Girl Who Sees Smells and kinda miss his humor here.Ĭoncluding Thoughts: Nothing new about the story, nothing new about the execution. Most of the times they are seen sporting stoic expressionless faces, so I'm not sure if my judgement is proper. I've seen most of the actors in some drama before (but hardly remember) and they did justice to their roles. Frankly, I prefer this rather than the hero-worship of one or two persons with everyone else sidelined. For those who think that with a young man and woman in the team, romance will bloom eventually - think again!Īcting/Cast: I like how equal importance is given to almost all of the team members. There is a teeny-weeny bit of romance in the flashback scenes, but it doesn't interfere with the story. We don't exist in any records, not even police records." The concept is nothing new - it's been tried and tested over and over again. It focuses on investigative Team Five - "We hide our identities to catch criminals. It has its pros and cons - there are times you feel a character is dispensable and there are also times when you're not sad when a character dies coz you never felt one with him/her. Story: This drama focuses more on events rather than characters - at least that's the impression I got. Not that I hate romantic side-stories - I love them, but only as long as they stay on the side. It made for a refreshing change from previous spy dramas like Spy which were nothing but romantic stories with a spy-ish flavor.
Rewatch Value 6.0 Phew, that was fun! And I'm sad to see it ending so soon.
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