Ghost Doctor (2022)
Ghost Doctor 2022 is the South Korean drama currently being aired on koreantürk (a website where you can watch dramas and films from all over the world in Turkish subtitles) for free, thanks to this excellent platform for presenting it with Turkish subtitles. Right now, the Ghost Doctor is a top-rated South Korean drama.
Here is a quick overview of the drama Ghost Doctor.
Cha Young Min is a brilliant doctor with exceptional abilities in surgery, but Cha Young Min is arrogant and self-centred. He is injured in an accident, and because of this, his spirit is possessed by the body of another doctor, Seung Tak.
The two doctors are total opposites, having different personalities and abilities in medicine. Young Min is unassuming and cold-blooded. He only thinks about his job and isn’t interested in his patients’ personal experiences.
Seung Tak happens to be the luckiest and most wealthy resident doctor globally whose grandfather was the founder of Myung-shin Hospital and whose mother serves as the chairperson for the institution. He is possessed by ghost doctors, not wanting to be an excellent doctor.
Through the Darkness (2022)
Through the Darkness (2022) is a Korean drama that consists of 12 episodes, and it is the top rated Korean drama nowadays.
Its quick overview is explained below:
It is Seoul, South Korea, in the 90s. The country is filled with fear after a string of murders that strike terror into the hearts of the residents. The mysterious Red Hat has been stalking the streets, chasing females, terrorizing and then murdering their victims with seemingly unmotivated attacks. Police are puzzled as Red Hat seems to attack randomly. They try to figure out what the killer will do next and why these murders occur.
After hearing about the method, they know that the American FBI uses criminal profilers to create “profiles” of killers in these cases, the head of the Criminal Behavior Analysis team Gook Young Soo, asks Song Ha Young, a silent, reserved, yet highly perceptive team member to assist. Gook Young Soo believes that by using this method, the police could have a better chance of identifying the culprit and thus making the murders stop. But the police, and the expert in homicide, Yoon Tae Goo – are on totally new terrain. Is their innovative strategy for fighting crime successful? What about Song Ha Young have the expertise required to locate this notorious murderer?
Audience Reviews
1. This review is written to help keep my mind focused, and I’m waiting for a total of 25 days before the next episode, so let’s get started with this. Kim Nam Gil is my first ever drama by him. I am awed by how he performs in the theatre. The introvert he is with a keen sense of humour and a closed mind.
I am a person who feels excessively connected to him to a certain degree when I’m in the police force; I’m sure I’d have left this way earlier than I expected. There are some aspects of his character that I enjoyed immensely. His quiet acting style doesn’t speak all the time but demonstrates his acting skills, and his chemistry with the FL and male leads was just perfect.
Jin Seon Kyu at the time of this film, I was convinced that he would die, but he didn’t. I am happy. His acting is quite tremendous, and his chemistry detective song is fantastic.
His character in the drama features a dynamic where the person who talks more speaks and the other person talks less.
However, his concept of behaviour analysis in the theatre has brought me back to the psychological factors that affect finding suspects and unifying issues.
I am very grateful that the actor brought an entertaining perspective to this drama. Therefore, I’m hoping they don’t take him out at any time in the drama. But if they take him down, I think I aim at this writer.
I am glad that I like her, as I hated her at first, but as I found out her story, it made sense that it was all justifiable by how she was acting. You can tell how a woman can become chief of special criminal divisions in the 2000s is complex, and I love how the song name Gil can be the sole person who can correct someone when they say hello young lady or lady.
I believe that both she and Song ha young are very similar in case solving.
However, song h youthful is on a different level regarding his feelings, whereas her has excellent reasoning that helps her keep their conversations lively and allows for discussion. I enjoyed it.
I love that they have included young blood, like resin. Am awestruck. I was looking forward to him being in a good role, and he was able to get it. I am so pleased with his performance.
The story I heard was that they occurred within Korea, and some were like a recent incident in which a suspect was able to escape because he had been drinking at the moment (I am not going to go into detail).
I love how they explained how profiling came to importance. Overall, I am eager for the next episode and sad that I must wait for another 25 days
I would recommend this show to all who want to watch it, and you will be awed by it if you enjoy crime-related dramas. It’s uncommon to see a criminal profiling crime drama these days.
Overall, I loved it—particularly the song’s young character. I will watch this to find out what will happen to him.
2. Since the moment I first heard about the show being produced, I’ve been eagerly excited about the show. It’s not just because the lead role was played by Kim Namgyal but also because it’s about the first profiler from Korea.
I must say I’m very impressed. Since the drama was an actual person and real-life case, the show’s viewers should prepare for revisiting certain familiar issues, and specific points have already inspired other dramas, like Signal. The second case mentioned at the end of episode 2 did appear to be a highly particular situation.
And I must say even though I haven’t yet read the book. It is clear the importance of criminal profiling when it comes to solving complex cases, particularly in the case of the frequent instances of using violent methods to get confessions (which was quite a familiar scene in previous dramas that might be an evocation of real-life cases from the past) that could result in innocent people being wrongly accused of crimes and allowing the actual criminal to escape unharmed.
For those interested in learning the history of criminal profiling in South Korea and about the numerous criminal cases that arose throughout the country, including some well-known serial killings, this show was an excellent option to dip into. Although the show is based upon Kwon Ilyong’s novel, there are specific details that could be created and dramatised to enhance the drama’s appeal.
Its episodes are presented for free on https://koreanturk.us/ with Turkish subtitles.
