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Flex X Cop Season 2 korean drama review
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Flex X Cop Season 2
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by PRAIZNN
3 hours ago
14 of 14 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 7.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 6.5
This review may contain spoilers
I haven't watched/completed Season 1, so I tried to bridge the gap in why the makers would go for a second installment, and throughout the 12 episodes, I didn't find any reason. It felt like the season was created for more crime-solving, investigations, Isoo's charms, and a change in character and actor for the FL role.
If you're thinking whether you should watch Season 2 because you haven't seen the first Season, by all means you can do so; this season felt more like a Sequel, except a little of Jin Isoo's past was shown, but it doesn't distract you from your watching experience.

I felt cases one and two weren't as interesting as the other cases. I always feel there is a thrill in following the characters as they rule out suspects, find evidence, and catch the culprit, without you as the viewer knowing the killer/culprit before the investigators. You make your own deductions, theory, to guess the culprit from the way they behave, act, speak, and also look. Sometimes it can be deceiving, but I deduced the killer in the fourth case (only), and how he committed the murder.

I really hate the villains, as much as you can't deny the actors nailed the role. Yoo Seong Woo wasn't just a killer; he was legit a psychopath. Him killing humans to make art out of them says so much. It was INSANE watching him smile while killing; he literally glorified himself as helping them escape their life of misfortune and suffering. Yoo Seung Woo's mother is one of the major culprits for his killing character today; she never tried to correct him and teach him herself when he was much younger. Instead, she dumped him at a psychiatrist, and it just got worse. When she sent out a man to kill her son to escape blame and to claim a poor mother, that said so much about where he got his psychopathic habits.

Ahn Bo Hyun brought his charms from Season 1 into Jin Isoo, and he became more mature than in the first season. Though I didn't see much teamwork between them, I enjoyed the investigations and the mystery. At the beginning, I felt the cases made Jin Isoo neglect Mr Choi, but I'm glad he became more observant and caring towards the end.

Sorry, but it was really strange how Jin Isoo happens to call Mr Choi for a helicopter or a car, and Mr Choi always rides in it at that moment of urgency.

Anyway, that's it. Thanks for reading
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