Taxi Driver Season 2
모범택시 시즌2Checked and re-read
The revenge format still works and the show has stopped pretending to be dangerous. Season one was grimy in a way this one never attempts: the cases are broader, the antagonist is barely on screen, and Kim Do Gi plays closer to a superhero than to a wrecked man doing something illegal. What replaces the grit is the crew, and the Rainbow Deluxe garage is genuinely good company for sixteen hours. That trade makes it a better weeknight watch and a worse drama. Take it as episodic comfort food with a body count, not as the sequel to the thing that unsettled you.
The Rainbow Deluxe Taxi crew reunites to fight injustice once again, with a new member joining their ranks, but they must now face a mysterious organization that threatens them while they continue to seek justice for the wronged.
Hooks early Episode 1. The case format is running inside ten minutes, and the season-long conspiracy can be safely ignored until it turns up.