Cleverly written, Law School made sure its watchpoint is clear and felt!
Parading an intoxicating bundle of surprises each week, Law School is quite an engrossing treat, even if the whole premise is chatty. Unlike the previous legal dramas we’ve seen before, tackling one murder case appears favorable to the narrative. Additionally, the unique setup of unraveling the culprit behind a cryptic murder case is truly awe-inspiring.
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Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | 05 & 06 | Mid-Series | 09 | 10 & 11 | Review |
Law School Episodes 7 & 8 Quick Recap
Surprised to hear her sister’s voice, Kang Sol was not able to make Professor Yang talk. The latter deduces Kang Dan is in the United States. She also has a connection to What Professor Yang is preparing for his fight with Assemblyman Go.
Professor Yang chides Kang Sol A for her mindless advice to a woman who sought help at the legal clinic, the university houses. Challenging her conviction, she refuses to back down obviously hurt by her professor’s lecture that she needs another year in the school again.
Meanwhile, Kang Sol B and Professor Kim both recognized the man who returned Professor Yang’s laptop. Through Joon-hwi’s delving, he was able to make Ji-ho realized that his grudge towards his uncle is pointless. They both work together to fish important witnesses for Ji-ho’s plan to indict Prosecutor Jin.
Professor Yang’s 3rd Trial
This week in Law School also highlights the grudge Assemblyman Go has had with Yang Jong-hoon, pushing his son Yeong-chang to connive with Prosecutor Jin. Forcing his girlfriend Ye-seul to bear false testimony of witnessing her professor’s crime, she was unable to sustain it and confessed to her predicament.
At night, she meets Young-chang within the campus. Threatening her of the aftermath of their sex video scandal, they engage in a cellphone tug-of-war, inadvertently pushing him. He fell unconscious as his head hit a blunt object.
Law School Mid-Series Musings
I’m impressed with how the writing of Law School is designed to highlight its relatively big cast. Flowing to a simple legal crime story, the plot twists are interestingly giving off makjang-vibe level, but in a polished and sensible way.
Our goal since day 1 is to determine Prosecutor Seo’s murderer. Halfway through the series, we have been meticulously ruling out possibilities based on the teachers and students that could really be involved. Thanks to its efficient cast, the uncomplicated plot continuously intrigues reeling us to look forward to its direction each week.
Instead of presenting various cases in an episodal setting, Law School valiantly established one conflict to rule it all. But it still sparingly touches on various law-related issues that the public can learn from. Inserting the legal clinic would also provide variety in the story because at some point the 16-episode trial of Professor Yang would exhaust us as viewers.
What To Expect In The 2nd Half of The Series?
Seung-jae’s story is about to be unraveled in the second stretch of the series. Bok-ki and Ye-beom might add a surprise development in the drama as well. Obviously, that would be crucial moments to the story. Along with that, Jong-hoon’s quest to bring out to the world Assemblyman Go’s quenchless greed and evil is expected.
The diligent law school students would also come to terms with their personal goals like Ji-ho’s plan to indict Prosecutor Jin. It cannot be avoided as well that Kang Dan will emerge in the story and Lee Man Ho, as dangerous as he may seem, will still provide the needed evil spice or a redeeming moment in the narrative.
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