The Judge from Hell Episode 6 Review: Bit-na Escapes Da-on’s Radar to Serve Justice!

The Judge from Hell Episode 6 brings another unique, yet brutal justice served by Bit-na, while Da-on tries his best to catch hold of her irregular ways. Meanwhile, Bit-na’s emotions are getting stronger.

  • The Judge from Hell Episode 6 Runtime

    65 minutes

  • The Judge from Hell Kdrama Cast

    Park Shin-hye, Kim Jae-young, Kim In-kwon, Kim Hye-hwa, Lee Joong-ok, Choi Dong-goo

  • The Judge from Hell Release Date

    September 21st

  • Native Title

    지옥에서 온 판사

  • Genre

    Romance, Crime, Drama, Fantasy

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The Judge from Hell Episode 6 Recap

The episode opens with the scene when Bit-na took a break during the court proceedings when Yang Seung-bin showed his multiple personalities in court. During the break, she met him and was able to confirm that the man was acting out a multiple personality disorder to get away with his crime.

Later, she planned to punish him in the hospital but was caught by Da-on who had been hiding under Seung-bin’s bed to catch her. Unfortunately for him, Bit-na manages to escape his hold and he has to give up on catching her red-handed this time. The next day, Da-on’s team finds out that Seung-bin’s son’s phone will take time to be fixed and it would be too late for them.

Soon, the verdict day arrives and right when Bit-na is about to announce the verdict, Da-on rushes in with evidence. Bit-na tries to stop him from hindering her work but Da-on plays the recording he got through Seung-bin’s son’s cloud data which is an audio recording of the incident. With this, he is sure that Bit-na cannot hinder justice.

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However, Bit-na proves him wrong once again as she passes judgment in Seung-bin’s favor which enrages everyone present. With this, she begins to leave, but the victim’s mother questions her if she would have done the same to her family member. Bit-na is not bothered by her words, but one looks at Da-on and her heart starts beating irregularly again.

She quickly handles herself and walks back to where Man-do is also waiting to rebuke her. She somehow gets through it while waiting for her next plan to work. Meanwhile, Seung-bin is being moved away while Da-on escorts him in the police vehicle. Suddenly, a truck almost hits them, barely missing them. Right after the first truck passes, another truck rushes into them and hits their vehicle.

Amidst the chaos, two men dressed in black arrive and try to take Seung-bin with them. Da-on tries to fight them back but fails as they take Seung-bin away while leaving behind an injured Da-on. This frustrates Da-on as he tries to get help from Mna-do and later resolves to stay in front of Bit-na’s door,

However, keeping an eye on a demon is not an easy task and Bit-na escapes from elsewhere to finish her task. Seung-bin soon opens his eyes to Bit-na’s presence which gets scarier by the minute as he sees her off stage while he is on stage. Meanwhile, Bit-na takes time to teach his multiple personalities a lesson before moving on to stabbing him 21 times for the number of times he stabbed his family.

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Finally, Bit-na gives her judgment on the case as she stamps Gehenna on his forehead before ending his life. The next morning, Da-on wakes up surprised as he sees Bit-na come out of her room while receiving the news of Seung-bin’s death. Unable to get any evidence against her, he lets go while ensuring that he will not leave this quietly.

Meanwhile, Justitia is briefed on information regarding Bit-na before her accident that forced Justitia into her body. Elsewhere, Da-on discovers that the demon he saw crying the other day is dead. He was caught by another demon who usually takes care of demons who fall in love and are made to return to hell. This return involves him parting with the mortal body and dying.

Elsewhere, Gremory is informed by the cleaners who took care of the area around Seung-bin’s death site, of the presence of emotions in the area. The scene shifts to Bit-na standing outside Seung-bin’s apartment where his wife’s mother and sister collect her things from the place. Da-on spots her and questions her presence there to which Bit-na tells him that she is seeing their happiness.

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Da-on changes the topic to the demon who died the other day and blames Bit-na which leaves her shocked as she knew nothing of this. He ends up hurting her with some insensitive words but doesn’t back away, resolving to catch her one day. Later, Bit-na arrives home where his ex-fiance invites her for a quick drink.

He tells her to stay away from his family and change her place of living, both of which Bit-na refuses as it is his father who contacts her. He doesn’t say much after this but warns Bit-na to be careful at night in this area. Later, while some of the residents barely evade the dangerous presence in the area, not everyone is as lucky and is soon to meet their end.

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The Judge from Hell Episode 6 Review

Episode 6 of the show brings a cliffhanger ending which we know will not end well for the woman who is about to get harmed by the knife lifted in the air. While we would love for a miraculous presence to save her, it might block the next case Bit-na is going to get on hand or maybe even block the bigger goal the show is to move towards.

Meanwhile, Bit-na and Da-on’s intensifying relationship is getting intriguing yet annoying as their undeniable chemistry is filled with clashes every episode. It’s time we get some sweetness and from the looks of it, this sweetness isn’t too far away. Additionally, the rules and hierarchy of demons are also becoming an intriguing aspect of the show that has me wrapped up recently.

Altogether, the show is bringing new elements for viewers each week while the actors are ensuring to bring out only the best of their performance in every scene.

Watch The Judge from Hell on Disney+.

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The Judge from Hell episode 6 brings Bit-na's never-ending justice that never fails. Read on.
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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The Judge from Hell episode 6 brings Bit-na's never-ending justice that never fails. Read on.The Judge from Hell Episode 6 Review: Bit-na Escapes Da-on's Radar to Serve Justice!