Vireak Neary Serb Angket

Vireak Neary Serb Angket I feel like Mrs. Cop is too underrated for how well done it was. This is definitely, by far, one of the best police dramas I’ve seen. It never drifted off into a soppy love story or a drama solely focused on one case. They gave us a great case, they showed us the amount of effort and hard work needed to solve it, and they wrapped it up within four episodes. That’s what I want to see in detective dramas, but even with all of that, I couldn’t get into it as much as I would have wanted to.

Like I mentioned before, Mrs. Cop was written properly. We got the most out of it being a detective and action drama, every scene in the drama felt necessary for it to continue. And we got a couple of small love stories out of it that didn’t change how the drama ran. This is a perfect example of how all police dramas and series should be like. However, because of how the story is set out, it took me this long after it aired for me to finish it. One part that I didn’t really like was the amount of mother-daughter scenes in it. I’m glad we have a cop that cares for their family a lot, but Choi Young Jin put her job before it all, and I wish it wasn’t like that. Also, I still don’t like the male to female ratio in all police dramas. In every single one, there will always be more male cops than females, and it was like this in Mrs. Cop too. I want to find a good detective drama that has more females than males for once.

I can definitely compliment Mrs. Cop on the acting. It was exquisite, and each and every actor played their role extremely well. I’ll mention my favourites of the series first. Set in supporting role, Lee Ki Kwang as Lee Se Won. I’m a huge fan of BEAST, so that was one of the main reasons I decided to watch this drama, but I also knew how good of an actor he was in Twenty Years Old. I loved this character and his acting was so well done, I honestly wish he had more lines throughout the drama. Next favourite was Kim Min Jong as Park Jong Ho. His character was superb, he was hilarious, charismatic, and a bit of a perv. And that just made me love him from start to finish. My last favourite was Lee Da Hee as Min Do Young. Although she fell into the rookie-of-the-team cliche, she pulled of her character amazingly, and I’m so glad to see her in another drama after I Hear Your Voice. Lastly, Kim Hee Ae as Choi Young Jin and Son Ho Jun as Han Jin Woo. Although they weren’t in my top three favourite characters, I still loved them extremely so. A+ acting choices.