Before She was an Extraordinary Attorney, She Was a Judge

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“Judge vs. Judge” is a Korean drama TV series, with 32 episodes, categorized as Legal Procedural, Courtroom Drama, Crime and Mystery, Romance, and Comedy (Rom-Com). Park Eun Bin has made a name for herself by playing the role of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”. This K-drama series was released in 2022 and a 2nd season is expected to be released in 2024. But before tackling this role, Park Eun Bin was cast as a judge in the 2017/2018 series “Judge vs. Judge”. Yeon Woo Jin, who played a detective in the 2024 series “A Virtuous Business”, was also cast as a judge to star alongside her. SUMMARY: Two judges cross paths with each other and find out they have a lot more in common than they could have ever imagined. Tragic events in their personal lives and possible miscarriages of justice in their professional lives have connected their life timelines. If they untangle the threads, will they reveal the truth or continue to cover it up? ♦ The Case File Was Stolen! In “Judge vs. Judge”, Lee Jung-Joo was a volunteer high school student working in the government office of a judge who would be handling a very sensitive court case. She

 

[Kay]

I watched this show when it first aired, and it’s still one of my favorite K-dramas. The chemistry between Park Eun-Bin and Yeon Woo-Jin is fantastic, and the show does an excellent job of weaving together the main characters’ professional and personal lives. What I loved most was the moral question that kept resurfacing: Do you follow orders or your conscience? It’s refreshing to see that kind of complexity in a TV show

 

[Blond Ambition]

I haven’t watched "Judge vs. Judge," but the plot sounds intriguing. I’m especially drawn to the part where Lee Jung-Joo challenges her superiors’ directives. It makes me wonder how the story portrays the balance of power and personal ethics in the judiciary. If the ending was indeed “lame,” as one review said, I’d want to see whether that spoils the show or if the journey still holds value. I might add this to my list just to see how Park Eun-Bin handles such a layered role