Extraordinary Attorney Woo Finale: When Is It Releasing? What To Expect?

Extraordinary Attorney Woo has become a Kdrama that not only touched our hearts but also gave us something so beautiful that is not so easy to let go of. We got a show that is so different from the ongoing trends yet similar in a few ways. The show was released in the same month as some ongoing legal dramas that were breaking viewership rating records, and being a legal drama itself there was bound to be quite a competition.

However, leaving behind the dark-themed legal dramas, Extraordinary Attorney Woo focused on giving us a healing time with its plot. The Korean drama directed by Yoo In-shik and written by Moon Ji-won, stars Park Eun-bin, Kang Tae-oh, Kang Ki-young, Baek Ji-won, alongside other cast members.

So far, the show has released 14 out of 16 episodes which means that it is slowly coming to an end. In the latest episode, we saw the whale couple going through a heartbreaking break-up after Woo Young-woo saw the burden she could become on Lee Jun-ho. She came to this conclusion after overhearing his sister’s words and talking to Jung Myeong-seok’s wife.

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While it was a sad moment for the two, we are hoping that they are able to get over this soon. Jung Myeong-seok’s words to Lee Jun-ho may be a hint that they will get together in the end. However, the last episode also hinted at this not being the only problem in Woo Young-woo’s life.

It is soon going to be revealed that she is the illegitimate child of Tae Soo-mi which will only add to her troubles. Episode 15 will mostly have things going downhill for her while the following episode 16 will be the fixing up episode.

Episode 16 will be the last episode of the show and there is a lot that can happen, but altogether we wish a happy ending for the whale couple and other characters as well. Maybe the reason why Jung Myeong-seok’s wife entered in last week’s episode was to give him a happy ending. And Choi Su-yeon might actually end up with Hwan Min-woo.

The last episode will be tying up many broken relationships and will bring a satisfying end to this beautiful show.

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When is Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episode 16 Releasing?

Extraordinary Attorney Woo episode 16 will be out on August 18, 2022, on Netflix. The show has given the fans a beautiful journey which will end with this episode.

While it will be hard to say goodbye to this Kdrama, it will be a comforting end. But how do you think this show will end?

How did you like the show so far? Let us know in the comments below!

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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.

5 COMMENTS

  1. Good camera, craftsmanship, humor, romance, the entire company of people involved in this product went beyond a paycheck and delivered a treasure to it’s viewers. The lost is without measure. // rp //

  2. I love love love this series. The characters are so interesting as are the plots. It is exquisitely filmed and most clever. I just learned they will have a second series scheduled to air in 2024. HURRAY!

    • Because Kang Tae-oh will soon be leaving for his mandatory military service. That was also the reason why he couldn’t join the cast on their trip to Bali.

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