Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: Such A Good Ending!

In this episode, Kang David handles another complex case that could have ended very badly.

Pro Bono Episode 4 has a runtime of 1 hour and 2 minutes.

  • Pro Bono Netflix Cast

    Jung Kyung-ho, So Ju-yeon, Lee You-young, Yoon Na-moo, Seo Hye-won, Kang Hyung-suk, Choi Dae-hoon, Kim Gap-soo

  • Pro Bono Kdrama Director

    Kim Seong-yoon, Baek Sang-hoon

  • Pro Bono Series Screenwriter

    Moon Yoo-seok

  • Original Title

    프로보노

Pro Bono Episode 4 Review
Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: So Joo-yeon

Pro Bono Episode 4 Recap

This episode begins, and Gi-ppeum confronts David about why he took such a drastic step. He then goes on to say how they must get a lot of attention so that the case cannot be dismissed anymore. This obviously creates a stir within the media, as they even go on to hold a press conference. Gang-hun does exceptionally well here, and we also get to know that he is a genius Go player who has a massive record in an online Go game. Later, Gi-ppeum again tells David not to use Gang-hun for his PR stunt. While arguing her case, Gi-ppeum goes on to blame David for doing everything for his own selfish reasons and not for Gang-hun.

David clearly tells her that if she thinks him to be such a scumbag, she can leave his team. Later, Gang-hun’s mother yells and blames her son for going on TV. She also scolds him vehemently and tells him that he is doing this because he wants to get adopted. She almost raises her hand at him, but then stops herself. On the first day of trial, everything starts with David spitting facts about the case. He also requests an on-site inspection.

Pro Bono Episode 4 Review
Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: Jung Kyung-ho

This section was absolutely hilarious because both the judge and the Defense lawyer get to see how difficult life is for Gang-hun. Things become problematic when Gang-hun’s mother gets called to court. During the questioning, the defence counsel asks some hard-hitting questions to Gang-hun’s mother that are very clearly meant to start a character assassination of her. They completely blame Gang-hun’s situation on her. She gets asked whether she hates the birth of her son, and she breaks down, claiming that she does not hate Gang-hun at all.

After that, we get to see the sad childhood of Gang-hun’s mother, who was abandoned when she was a child herself. She even goes to commit suicide, but that is when Gang-hun saves her life with a call. After this, David goes on to ask for the CEO, because of whom the case got dragged to this in the first place. The CEO comes, and a very heated debate happens between him and David. Where they both present their worldviews and belief systems. Apart from that, one of the most important developments in this series is the fact that we finally see who the mastermind was behind David’s situation.

Pro Bono Episode 4 Review
Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: Jung Kyung-ho, So Joo-yeon

Back to Gang-hun’s case, things become really interesting as we see what actually led Gang-hun to come to the court. Apparently, Gang-hun was in a really good school, but he developed a small crush on a girl and decided to confess with a letter. However, once it became known to everyone, they bullied him mercilessly. Things develop from here on, and the ending gives us a very impactful conclusion to this dynamic case.

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Pro Bono Episode 4 Review
Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: So Joo-yeon

Pro Bono Episode 4 Review

I absolutely loved today’s episode as it ended in a very unexpected way. At the same time, the ending twist was something that I did not see coming, and it will be interesting to see how things will go from here on.

Must Read: Read our Pro Bono Season 1 Reviews.

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Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: The hero again manages to save the day, but this time his wit was not needed.
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

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Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: The hero again manages to save the day, but this time his wit was not needed.Pro Bono Episode 4 Review: Such A Good Ending!