Park BoGum: ”We will definitely catch the unjust”... A refreshing shot from ”Good Boy”

The "Good Bengers" quintet, consisting of Park Bo-Gum, Kim Seohyun, Lee Sang Yi, Heo Seong Tae, and Tae Won Seok from the TV series "Good Boy," delivers refreshing catharsis to viewers.
JTBC's new Saturday and Sunday TV series "Good Boy," scheduled to premiere on the 31st, is about a former national team athlete who became a police officer through special recruitment, wears a police ID card around his neck instead of a medal, and is known for his unscrupulous behavior and foul play.
It is a comic action youth investigation drama that confronts the rampant world. Park Bo-Gum, Kim Seohyun, Lee Sang-Yi, Heo Seong Tae, and Taewon-Seok are a special team to deal with violent crimes.
Park Bo-Gum, who plays Yoon Dong-Ju, a police officer and gold medalist in boxing, said, "I think it's good that people who are strict with their principles are not good at their jobs.
He left a message of conviction: "We will definitely catch the righteous. Impossible is nothing."
The passionate energy of Dong-ju is conveyed perfectly. Kim Seohyun, who plays the shooting gold medalist Ji Han-na, shouts the confident words, "Justice is the ally of truth."
Lee Sang Yi, who plays Kim Jong Hyun, a silver medalist in fencing, expresses her strength by saying,
"Don't think so!" he said. The film shows his determination to value principles and not back down from crime.
Heo Seong Tae conveyed the message, "There are too many despicable people in the world. The truth of the world is that if you make others cry, it will come back to you the same way."
It is expected that he will lead the team with the firm convictions befitting a leader and the tenacity of a wrestler.
Tae Won Seok plays Shin Jae Hong, a bronze medalist in the discus throw. His resolute counterattack, "Justice will be realized," is as powerful as his strong shoulders.
The production team said, "Park BoGum, Kim Seohyun, Lee Sang Yi, Heo Seong Tae, and Tae Won Seok convey their message of justice.
This determination is also connected to the theme that "Good Boy" is trying to convey. On the 31st, "Good Bengers" will embody this message with its righteous running and realistic matches.
"The film begins now, and I hope you'll enjoy the refreshing action and thrilling embodiment of justice and have a great weekend. I hope you'll join us."
"Good Boy" will begin airing on the 31st at 10:40 p.m. on JTBC in Korea and will be available to viewers around the world on Amazon Prime Video.
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