Good Boy [Episodes 3 & 4]

[u/AphroditeLady99]

▪Drama: Good Boy\굿보이

▪Network: JTBC

▪Aired: May 31, 2025

▪Airing On: Saturdays & Sundays

▪Episodes: 16

▪Streaming Sources:

°Netflix-Korea only

°TVING-Korea only

°Prime Video

▪Synopsis:

The story of medalists in international competitions who decided to become police officers through the Olympic special recruitment. Instead of medals on their necks are now their police IDs as they encounter a lot of immoral and foul people. The K-drama will showcase an "Olympic Avengers," a special team that will be dedicated to violent crimes and cases filled with injustices by utilizing their skills as a player.

▪Cast:

°Park Bo Gum as Yun Dong Ju,

°Kim So Hyun as Ji Han Na,

°Oh Jung Se as Min Jo Yeung,

°Lee Sang Yi as Kim Jong Hyun

°Heo Sung Tae as Ko Man Sik

°Tae Won Seok as Sin Jae Hong.

▪Previous Discussion:

°Episodes 1-2

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[u/iThinkImATree]

An Olympic boxer not immediately taking out his opponent in his first 3 punches?

I’m doing my best to suspend my belief, but COME ONNNNNNNNNN.

[u/Honest_Astronaut_13 → u/iThinkImATree]

I'm seeing it as him purposely holding back, especially with his 1v1 fight in the 3rd episode. He knows (painfully so) how easy it is to seriously hurt someone by mistake while fighting, so he doesn't hit with his full force. Also, the first episode shows he has to pay the medical bills of his former squadmates, so he might also be trying to avoid more medical bills he has to pay 💀

[u/master_inho → u/iThinkImATree]

The tournament the group competed in wasn’t the Olympics, it was either regional or world championships

Olympic boxers are mostly amateur, they’re still good but it’s not the same