Cold Case: Shinjitsu no Tobira Season 3 (2020)

I NEED MORE!!!

I cannot believe the absolutely amazingly consistent thrill this show gives me. I have watched a lot of crime, mystery, investigation shows and this one is definitely worth every episode. It really messes with my emotions and logic for most mystery stories where there must be a villain and allows the audience to feel with the team whom must investigate even if it's a hard case.

Unlike the other two seasons (of which were amazing as well and I recommend watching the first two seasons if you haven't yet), this one adds a little more information about the main characters while still keeping the episodic format.
The actors come back to amaze me with their characters and I know this is a remake series but JEEZ it's good. I felt anger, frustration, happiness, nostalgia, and other emotions that couldn't have happened unless the actors could perform that well. Honestly, love the team work so much!

Even though I say this is a thrill, it will not be for everyone. There aren't a lot of action scenes, dark plots, and every episode has a slow pace with lots of detail, so I do not recommend to someone looking for something easy to watch.

Overall, my observation is there needs to be more seasons!

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Extraordinary Series

This show is the third in one hell of a series! I watched season one and fell in love, then fell once again while watching the second season... this third season has sent me through a whirlwind!


I binge-watched this season within 2 days! Each episode was thrilling and full of mesmerizing, beautifully captured, suspenseful, and raw stories. The cast was so amazing and full of honest emotions that a few of the episodes not only scared the hell out of me but gave me goosebumps, made me angry, and made me cry... In one episode I even wanted to yell at my screen in worry, frustration, and empathy for a character.


This show is fast paced but you never get lost or fall out of touch with following the story. The report between the cast members as their characters and their own person is so fantastic its almost tangible, and watching it grow throughout the series was wonderful! I do believe that this series is even better than it's American predecessor!

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