Bad Prosecutor Trailer: New Clip Shows the Chaotic Duo EXO’s D.O and Lee Se-hee

KBS drama has released another trailer for the upcoming Korean series Bad Prosecutor and we are excited for the chaotic duo who will show a new way of fighting for justice. The legal crime drama is set to bring us an interesting plot along with comic scenes to get us laughing.

The Kdrama plot follows delinquent prosecutor Jin Jung who fights against greedy people by breaking down their wealthy and powerful sanctuaries with unconventional methods. He won’t follow the normal procedure and will take them down one by one with his tricks and delinquency.

Directed by Kim Sung-ho, the drama stars Doh Kyung-soo, Lee Se-hee, Ha Joon, Joo Bo-young, and Lee Si-eon alongside other cast members.

The latest trailer for the show lets us know that this is not your ordinary legal drama that will only play justice in court, it is more than that. With Jin Jung (D.O) creating chaos and Shin Ah-ra trying to control him because “This guy is getting on her nerves”, the drama is a completely fun-filled show that we are going to love.

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Not to forget the run and chase along with fights and Jin Jung’s unconventional ways to solve his cases, this trailer lets us know that these characters are definitely not easy going and each has their own way of wrecking things up.

Bad Prosecutor Trailer
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In the end, the group are seen taking every way possible to find what they need, be it hanging from somewhere finding things that will leave them shocked.

The trailer has really got us interested in the upcoming show and we cannot wait for the release of the same. And getting to see D.O is such a delinquent role with Lee Se-hee bringing out a fiery personality, this is bound to entertain us while bringing everything that we need on screen.

How will the adventure of this wild prosecutor turn out to be? Let’s find out on October 5, 2022, when it premieres on KBS2 and Netflix.

Watch the Bad Prosecutor Trailer

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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