Why it may be worth watching
- Live combines Drama and Crime storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Jung Yu-mi, Lee Kwang-soo, Bae Sung-woo.
TV series
Live
This is how we live.
The police officers at South Korea's busiest patrol division toil day and night as keepers of law and peace — but the reality is far from orderly.
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Cast
Jung Yu-miHan Jung-o
Lee Kwang-sooYeom Sang-soo
Bae Sung-wooOh Yang-chon
Bae Jong-okAn Jang-mi
Sung Dong-ilKi Han-sol
Jang Hyun-sungEun Kyung-mo
Lee EolLee Sam-bo
Lee Zoo-youngSong Hye-ri
Lee Si-eonKang Nam-il
Shin Dong-wookChoi Myung-ho
Kim Gun-wooKim Han-pyo
Cho Wan-kiKim Min-seok
Baek Seung-doGo Seung-jae
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Who may enjoy it
Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, Crime, Comedy. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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A regional age classification is not currently listed. Metadata signals include violence or peril. Ratings vary by country; use this as a quick screening note rather than a complete parental guide.
Themes and topics
rapedetectivemarriagefriendshippolicebetrayalfamily relationshipspolice officer
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Reviews
nanonerdExternal review ·
Found this show on Netflix. Really enjoyed the first episode which kept me watching.
Really liked the character and story development of how 2 young people decided to pursue being police officers.
Gives some perspective into the lives of police officers in Korea. Towards the end, it seemed to get a little exaggerated on how politics really tried to *crap* on the everyday policeman.
Overall, it was pretty funny at times but also very serious when crimes were involved. Definitely for a mature audience. It is 18 episodes and I enjoyed most of …
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Found this show on Netflix. Really enjoyed the first episode which kept me watching.
Really liked the character and story development of how 2 young people decided to pursue being police officers.
Gives some perspective into the lives of police officers in Korea. Towards the end, it seemed to get a little exaggerated on how politics really tried to *crap* on the everyday policeman.
Overall, it was pretty funny at times but also very serious when crimes were involved. Definitely for a mature audience. It is 18 episodes and I enjoyed most of them. But probably not the finale.
Overall, it was an 88% but finale brings it down to a 82%. Still worth checking out if you have time to burn ... ;-)
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