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Episode Title: The Aftermath Of The Explosion / The Voice Phishing Scam
Part 1: Ha Na finds Do Ki's employee identification card at Park Yang Jin's vacation home, or at least what's left of it after the explosion. She believes that someone stole her suspect and tried to cover up the evidence. As she grows more and more suspicious, Ha Na visits Do Ki to try to get some information out of him.
Part 2: Kyung Gu loses money to a voice phishing scam. When he goes to report it to the police, he realizes that he is not the only victim. Sung Chul and the team discuss whether they should take on this voice phishing ring as their next target. Once they decide to do so, Jin Eon and Do Ki go undercover. (Source: Viu)
- Aired: May 07, 2021
Taxi Driver Episode 9 Reactions
SO many wtf moments for me this episode. The chairman is way too lax about this taxi operation. 1. So you're just not gonna question how or why this murderer escaped & made it all the way to your house to kill you?2. Why wouldn't you immediately tell Do Gi the persecutors found his ID at the crime scene to warn him?3. There's no way in hell this man fell for such an obvious scam 🤨4. Why tf would Do Gi just let Ha Na roam around his house 5. What's the purpose of having your phone off during the "emergency" operations? you could easily just leave the phone on silent, leave it at HOME or in the car.....It just felt like a cheap way to tie Do Gi to the unsolved cases still enjoying the hell out of this series but they were way too sloppy this episode and it felt out of place
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the beginning of the episode felt a little fast-paced and confusing. why didn't the main character go to a hospital to see if he didn't have at least one internal bleed? he was beaten so much and he was just ok? it got a little hard to accept this in this episode, lol. other than that, the excess of advertising was a little out of tune. they put two advertisements in different scenes but in sequence, so it looked like commercial time within the episode itself. practically, episode 9 is a transitional episode, but it doesn't literally need to put a lot of advertisements in it, lmao
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It's a voice phishing scam this time. I guess that made sense since we did get a hint of it from the last episode with Mr Choi getting a scam call.
I guess from this point on we'll start seeing Hana actively pursuing the deluxe taxi case. Since Dogi did leave a trace of his actions, and Hana did see him driving away from Park Yangjin's villa. Tbh, I thought Hana would've found out that Dogi was the deluxe taxi driver when he had saved them prior... but then that film on the taxi's windscreen practically covered his face. Not to mention he did use the headlights to blind the pursuers and Hana's assistant.
Personally, I really love the Hana-Dogi interactions. Not to mention I already liked them together from the first time they met, as well as that PTSD incident and the ice cream thing. The two really look good together. I'm seriously looking forward to seeing how their relationship will develop as Hana was the perfect opposite to Dogi, with regards to his vigilante activities.
That aside, Dogi's makeover in this episode was really so cool-looking lol.
I guess from this point on we'll start seeing Hana actively pursuing the deluxe taxi case. Since Dogi did leave a trace of his actions, and Hana did see him driving away from Park Yangjin's villa. Tbh, I thought Hana would've found out that Dogi was the deluxe taxi driver when he had saved them prior... but then that film on the taxi's windscreen practically covered his face. Not to mention he did use the headlights to blind the pursuers and Hana's assistant.
Personally, I really love the Hana-Dogi interactions. Not to mention I already liked them together from the first time they met, as well as that PTSD incident and the ice cream thing. The two really look good together. I'm seriously looking forward to seeing how their relationship will develop as Hana was the perfect opposite to Dogi, with regards to his vigilante activities.
That aside, Dogi's makeover in this episode was really so cool-looking lol.
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