The Worst of Evil Episode 1 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

The Worst of Evil Episode 1 Preview: This Korean action-crime-thriller TV series (최악의 악) is written by Jang Min-suk, directed by Han Dong-wook and stars Ji Chang-wook, Wi Ha-joon and Im Se-mi in lead roles. The series is expected to have 12 episodes, with a runtime of around 60 minutes.

Chang-wook was last seen in the 2022 drama If You Wish Upon Me as Yoon Gyeo-rye; Ha-joon was last seen in 2022’s Little Women as Choi Do-il (alongside Kim Go-eun, Nam Ji-hyun, Park Ji-hu) and Se-mi starred in 2022’s The Empire as SBC Reporter Yoon Eun-Mi.

The Worst of Evil Plot

Set in Seoul in the 1990s, police officer Jun-mo is sucked into a deadly underworld drug peddling racket when a deadly organisation with a shadowy new leader starts selling a dangerous new drug in the nightclub scene and trafficking between Japan, China and Korea. Unfortunately, when he finds his wife, also a police officer, working undercover in this organisation as well for the same case, he must protect her and his mission with all his might. In the midst of doing this, however, certain truths come to the surface that he is probably not ready to face. Will Jun-mo be able to handle the weight of these scenarios and bring justice at the same time?

The Worst of Evil Episode 1 Preview

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The Worst of Evil Synopsis

Disney+ describes the series as: Countryside detective Junmo goes undercover within an evil gang, unaware of the complex relationship between his wife and the gang’s boss.

The Worst of Evil Cast

The series stars Ji Chang-wook, Wi Ha-joon and Im Se-mi alongside Bibi, Lee Shin-ki, Woo Kang-min, Keum Kwang-san and others.

The Worst of Evil Episode List

The series is expected to have 12 episodes.

Where to Watch The Worst of Evil

The crime-thriller series will be released on Disney+ every Wednesday.

The Worst of Evil Episode 1 Release Date and Time

The series is expected to stream from September 27 to October 25. The Worst of Evil Episode 1 will stream on September 27, 2023, at 12.30 PM IST.

The Worst of Evil Episode 1 Predictions

Jun-mo learns about a dangerous new drug that is making the rounds of the nightclub scene in Seoul. Planning to put a stop to it, he goes undercover to infiltrate the criminal organisation responsible for releasing this dangerous new hallucinogenic that no one had previously heard of. However, when he does find a way in, he is surprised to find his wife there, whose own shadowy past might just destroy everything that the passionate police officer has worked very hard to achieve.

The Worst of Evil is all set to release on Disney+ on September 27.

Also Read: Han River Police Episodes 3 and 4 Review/Recap: Cute Officers in Tense Situations

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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