Taxi Driver Season 3
모범택시 시즌3Checked and re-read
The third season of the most reliable revenge series on Korean television, and reliable is now the problem. The format has not changed in four years: a victim the system failed, a disguise, a beating, a smile. Lee Je Hoon is still excellent and the first four episodes are as good as season two, then the cases start repeating shapes you have already watched twice. If you have seen both earlier seasons you will finish this one out of loyalty and enjoy roughly half of it. If you have not, start at season one, because this ending only means anything with the mileage behind it.
The Rainbow Deluxe Taxi is back in business. This time, a call from Japan brings the team together. A girl goes missing after making a call to the Rainbow Taxi. The only lead they have is her name and the phone she called. But even so, the team tenaciously looks for the lead, which is what they are good at. As the team investigates, they find out that there’s a Japanese loan company behind this case. With new cars and equipment, the team goes to help out the girl who needs help. Starting with this international case, the team will fight on behalf of everyone who has been wronged in this society again this season.
Hooks early Episode 1, as always with this show. The first four hours are the best of the season and the cases get thinner after the midpoint.