Bad and Crazy

A competent but corrupt police detective gets involved in a war against crime with a righteous, crazy, and unpredictable alter ego. This unlikely duo must join forces to fight against corruption and injustice, tackling dangerous cases that shake the city. Their contrasting personalities and methods lead to both hilarious and intense situations as they navigate the morally gray areas of law enforcement.

Bad and Crazy received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences, particularly for its unique premise, strong performances, and blend of action and dark humor. The chemistry between the lead actors and the thrilling plot kept viewers engaged throughout its run.

• Praised for its inventive portrayal of a split personality and its exciting action sequences.
• The dynamic between the two lead characters was a highlight, offering both comedic and dramatic depth.
• Appreciated for its ability to balance serious crime-fighting with moments of lightheartedness and absurdity.

Google audience: Viewers loved the thrilling plot and the compelling performances, especially the chemistry between the lead actors. The unique concept of a good and 'crazy' detective working together was a major draw, providing an exciting and entertaining viewing experience.

The series marked a reunion for actors Lee Dong-wook and Wi Ha-joon, who previously starred together in the highly successful Netflix series 'Squid Game'.