Han River Police Episodes 1 and 2 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Han River Police Episodes 1 and 2 Preview: This Korean comedy-action series (한강) is written and directed by Kim Sang-cheol and stars Kwon Sang-woo, Kim Hee-won, Lee Sang-yi, Bae Da-bin, Shin Hyun-seung and Sung Dong-il in lead roles. The series has 6 episodes.

The series of the buddy cop genre explores the life and works of officers on patrol of Seoul’s Han River who face different difficult situations together ranging from terrorism to everyday accidents, which all require their expert and timely assistance. The series explores their tough job, the dynamics among the members and what it takes to be emergency responders.

Sang-woo was last seen as Bae Dong-je in Curtain Call; Hee-won was last seen as Won Jong-muk in Behind Your Touch and Choi Il-hwan in Moving; Sang-yi was in Bloodhounds as Hong Woo-jin; Da-bin was Hyun Mi-rae in It’s Beautiful Now; Hyun-seung was Go Eun-gyul in Behind Every Star and Lee Dong-rim in Adamas and Dong-il was Jung Sang-chul in Curtain Call.

Han River Police Episodes 1 and 2 Preview

Han River Police Episodes 1 and 2 Preview

Han River Police Plot

Disney+ describes the series as: “Han Dujin and his team investigate a criminal conspiracy in order to protect the Han River.”

Han River Police Cast

The cast of the series includes Kwon Sang-woo, Kim Hee-won, Lee Sang-yi, Bae Da-bin, Shin Hyun-seung and Sung Dong-il, alongside
Park Ho-san and Nam Tae-woo.

Han River Police Episode List

The series is expected to have 6 episodes, with two episodes releasing every Wednesday.

Where to Watch Han River Police

The series will be available to watch on Disney+ and on Hulu in select regions.

Han River Police Episodes 1 and 2 Release Date and Time

The comedy-action series will stream from September 13 – September 27. Episodes 1 and 2 will release on September 13 at around 12.30 PM IST.

Han River Police Episodes 1 and 2 Prediction

The first episode will familiarise the audience with the characters who are tasked to save everyone in danger on the Han River, as well as unearth a criminal conspiracy which runs deeper than anything they have come across yet!

Han River Police will stream on Disney+ and Hulu in select regions from September 13.

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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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