Crash starring Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young, Heo Sung-tae, Lee Ho-chul, and Moon Hee is a must-watch kdrama

Uhhh……watching dramas' is a conduit to watch great talent on screen, learn about cultures and learn a lot about cars crashes through this k-drama.

The show made me excited every Tuesday and Wednesday that I deeply miss as this show balances serious storytelling with humor and hard-hitting smacking action sequences.

Lee Min-Ki’s Crash K-Drama is a 10 episode just finished last week on ENA and Disney Plus. It stars Kwak Sun-Young, the cop-crime drama focuses on a team of traffic crime investigators solving dangerous traffic-related criminal cases.

The series begins when Cha Yeon-ho is assigned to the South Korean police’s Traffic Crime Investigation (TCI) unit, which he is uncannily best suited for. With an impressive background having graduated with a degree in math's from Korea’s top university (KAIST), Yeon-ho has the special ability to analyze and simulate traffic incidents. However, he is infamous for his lack of social skills and ironic lack of a driver’s license which has a backstory too.

The TCI team is filled with various layered and complex personalities, all of whom have a deep past with the police force and some even have their own underlying motives for sticking with the TCI team. The series follows the team as they rise to the occasion when traffic crimes begin to rise in number and evolve in complexity.

The best aspect of this show was the kickass police officers, from the Min So-Hee (Kwak Sun-Young) who solves cases with her unique persistence and perseverance no matter what comes her way. She has excellent martial arts and driving skills that are showcased throughout the show. While Eo Hyun-Kyung (Moon-Hee) is the youngest member of the TCI team who is skillful in taekwondo, judo, and boxing that come to the surface when the time comes to whup ass of criminals.

Here is a trailer to pique your interest:

For a more detailed narrative review, check out the video below!