Year Released
2018 (season 1), 2019 (season 2)
Genre
Crime, Medical drama
No. of Episodes
32 - running time of 35 minutes per episode (season 1), 32 - running time of 35 minutes per episode (season 2)
Starring
Jung Jae-young, Jeong Yu-mi
Storyline
Season One
Baek Beom (Jung Jae-young) is an extremely detailed forensic doctor who has work with NFS for 10 years. His peculiar character often drives the people around him insane. Baek Beom is a former surgeon at a hospital and had been accused of killing his fiancee.
Eun Sol (Jeong Yu-mi), a rookie prosecutor with photographic memory. Though she comes from a wealthy family, she is bright and warm-hearted but sometimes a little clumsy.
Together, they partner up to solve various cases except for one which involved Oh Man-sang (Kim Do-hyun).
Season Two
Baek Beom continues searching for clues on Oh Man-sang. On one case about drug addicts, Dr. K (No Min-woo) appears to be connected to Oh Man-sang.
Dr. K is a split personality of Jang Chul, a doctor working in hospital. He is being abused by his mother since young. Chief Prosecutor Kal Dae-chul (Lee Do-guk) sees Chul's weakness and makes use of him.
My View
If you think HK TVB Forensic Heroes series are really good, then you certainly must watch PFJ as the latter focuses more on finding evidences through dead bodies.
At one point, the autopsy was so real when Baek Beom cracked open someone's rib cage. I cannot imagine if I died and having to do an autopsy one day.
My hubz loves these series so much he even googles about season 3. Too bad, PFJ's Director has resigned so it is put on hold for now. Sigh pie.
Rating
5/5 Stars
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