Time slot: Monday & Tuesday
Broadcaster: tvN
Genre: Comedy, crime
Episode count: 16 episodes
After a four year hiatus, it’s good to see Moon Geun-young back in dramaland in Catch the Ghost with Kim Sun-ho. The two costars will partner up to keep the city’s commuters safe. Focusing on the city’s transit police, the drama follows rookie Moon Geun-young as she learns the ins and outs of the job from Kim Sun-ho. The two may be partners, but they’re like oil and water. She’s an “act first, think later” type of person who’s more likely to follow her heart than any rules (as long as it’s in the pursuit of justice, of course). Kim Sun-ho on the other hand is measured, calm, and would prefer to never be in the thick of things. That desire to play it safe is stretched to its limit constantly as the subway is a surprisingly tough beat. The subway teems with all manner of criminals but it’s not all pickpockets and pervs. Their biggest challenge will be tracking down a serial killer who’s known as the “Subway Ghost.” That case ties into a personal mission for Moon Geun-young, as the main reason she applied to be a transit police officer was to track down her sister who went missing under mysterious circumstances. The only clue she has to go on is that her sister was last seen on the subway and it may be that her disappearance is linked to the Subway Ghost.