Seoul Busters

An inept team of detectives who got their previous boss fired are surprised when their new leader is one of the most outstanding detectives in the country. Over the twenty episodes we find out his motives and also whether his presence can make this group of incompetents a crime solving unit. It is a well acted entertaining story and even though Korean comedy to me can sometimes be too immature it does have its laugh out loud moments. I also find it difficult to watch at times because to me humour and female murder do not mix, this is my personal opinion as I can also see the appeal to people who take a different view.

This show is soo fun!! It isn't as heavy as other shows, but it does add emotional storylines here and there.

The team dynamic is off the roof! Each character is so different, yet together they work so well. There isn't a single character that is unidimensional; everyone has their own charms and struggles.

The plot is also exceptional. I was hooked from the beginning. It reminded me of the movie Extreme Job. While the concept of a cop show is nothing new, how the story was handled was fresh and unique.

I think the actors really carried the show. All of them were exceptional.

Really hoping for a season 2.

This is a show to take lightly. Or as litly as possible. It's not a requirement, but it helps.

If you consider yourself as one with a moderate-to-strong "sense of willing disbelief" then you'll be in fine territory.

But imagine if Monty Python's Flying Circus was made as a Police Procedural satire, and set in Korea. Now feed the writers and actors that ayahuasca-kimchi brew, set the cameras rolling and print it.

The trope stacking is *deep,* far deeper than a little show should be! Everything from the quirky-accurate autistic super-detective captain, to the bromantic rivalry between the sergeant and the cap... And onto the bumbling rookie over to the suck up officer, to the naive tomboy officer that learns something every episode.

All things considered, I laughed so hard the edges of my vision started to go white. K-Coms strike again. It happens once every 5 years, but when it's a winner, it's frikken platinum.

Hooo, I need a break.

I have no words to describe this show. I have to admit, after the first episode I was confounded. I didn't know what I was watching or why but I did continue to the next and I'm glad I did.

This show is crazy yet very well made. All credit to the team of actors, writers, and creators. It is insanely funny, even when it is being silly.

The team dynamic keeps you going and I love how each character is so well-defined and different. What I appreciate is also how good they all are as cops. Even I'm the midst of the most ridiculous moments, each character offers some substance too.

Except for 1 episode which was highly boring, this season, though 20 episodes could keep going. Also, there is more than enough material for s2 (hint hint) but only with the original cast. Please don't add a random person (like in uncanny counter) to the team cause it will ruin the show.

I'm absolutely loving this K-drama! The entire cast delivers outstanding performances. If you're in the mood for a hilarious and thrilling ride, look no further. Every scene guarantees laughter, and I promise you'll be hooked! I'm eagerly anticipating the next episodes. Rating: 10/10, a true masterpiece!!

I'm a fan of Kim Dong-wook's work, having seen his other dramas. His acting consistently impresses and never fails to deliver."

Eagerly anticipating the release of upcoming episodes, expecting immense entertainment and laughter.

Give this a shot, it's amazing! The entire cast nails it, and each episode is incredible.