This is one giant plothole without bottom.
I haven't found one single scene that made any sense or was not laughable. Within the same korean spy agency they murder each other in the dozens for some reason you only get to know at the end of the show.
The Americans also get involved and a lot of allies and colleagues spend the whole season murdering each other.
The Koreans also hire some outside assassins to do the job for them.
Why?
No idea.
Anyway, these hired assassins single-handedly maim and murder hordes of their opponents who never manage to hit them with a bullet once or to stab them.
Perhaps in korean 007 spy classes they don't teach you how to shoot or some basic martial arts.
And that is basically the whole show. Two assassins hired by korean agents are killing korean agents who hired them who also kill each other while American agents kill everyone.
The action scenes are laughable at best because the two assassins always survive every fight unscathed and kill hundreds of people without anyone in Korea caring about some mass murderers on the loose.
Nothing makes sense in that show.
They tried to fill a giant plothole with
one laughable action scene after the other.
There is also no irony or fun in that show like in other over the top action movies or tv-shows. All the characters are stale and unlikelable there is no hero and you'd wish for all of them to drop dead right away.
It is an insult to the intelligence ot the viewer - even to those who normally consume these kinds of shows.
Only the last episode reveals why there is some mass killing going on in Korea among Koreans working for the same spy agency.
They all seem to fight over some kind of serum that turns people into supersoldiers. The only drawback of that genius serum is that it kills you when you are hit by sunlight.
Right. No supesoldiering during the day. Really a supersmart serum worth killing your colleagues for. Duh.
But it turns out one of the killing parties already has that serum and they already have supersoldiers!
And what is more, their serum does not kill whoever takes it because their supersoldiers always walk around happily during bright and sunny days.
Sooo, why fight for an inferior serum and kill everyone when you already have a way better one?????
And why are shows like these even made?
And why did I watch it at all?
Someone please give me some serum that makes me forget I watched it!
And please don't kill half of Korea to get it for me.
Thanks!
