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A young hacker who has never wanted anything out of life goes to a police academy to figure himself out — and help a cop take down a gambling ring.
A former detective turned professor at a prestigious police university takes on a group of cadets, each with their own unique reasons for joining the force. Among them are a brilliant hacker and a former judo athlete, whose paths intertwine amidst rigorous training, academic challenges, and unexpected criminal investigations. As they navigate their early careers, they uncover secrets and form bonds that test their loyalty and their commitment to justice.
Police University received a generally positive reception, praised for its blend of humor, romance, and thrilling action sequences. The chemistry between the leads and the engaging storyline were often highlighted, though some found certain plot developments predictable. It was considered a popular and entertaining K-drama within its genre.
Praised for its entertaining mix of comedy and drama.
The lead actors' chemistry was a significant draw for viewers.
The plot offered a satisfying blend of police procedural elements and coming-of-age themes.
Google audience: Audience reviews were largely positive, with many appreciating the lighthearted yet engaging storyline and the performances of the main cast, particularly the interactions between the students and professors.
The drama was filmed at various locations across South Korea, including the Korean National Police University itself, adding a layer of authenticity to the setting.
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It had a good concept and it started off actually decent but it derailed unbelievably hard and quick after episode 2. As If there was a switch flipped. It almost seemed as if the writer lost interest and handed over the wheel to an intern. ...