Your Honor (2024) Episode 2

14 Comments to “Your Honor (2024) Episode 2”

1. what could be the twist ……hmmmm maybe the family plans to kill him by giving the motorcycle …

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2. OOOOO SO good The big brother is crazy
   Thanks Subbers

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3. The registered call to 119 points out the culprit is suffering from asthma and Kim Kang Heon already knows that whoever takes the blame for the accident is not the real culprit….

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4. He’s already stressed about hiding things(the best part, he’s doing it ALMOST by himself, eliminating the point where the secret could leak to almost at the minimum) but every time, there’s someone that reminds him that his reputation as a just and impartial Judge, kept eating at his conscience.

   I hate that the cars have clear windows….. in reality… they would have blackout tinted windows…….

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5. Again I ask to those watching, which team are you on?

   Team Law or Team Outlaw?

   Because I just realize something…… asthma boy is hiding something because he’s smart and can think fast on his feet with the police questioning him…… I’m starting to think that accident isn’t a simple accident….. his mother’s death may have something to do with it….
   spidey sense tingling

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   1. omg ! i think u have a point…… his mpthers death is connected to this

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6. Calling the judge’s son an imbecile is an understatement.
   He is diabolical!
   He dragged the young man’s body for several meters and asserts that fear made him get rid of the phone?
   And here’s that foolish son handed his handkerchief to motorcycle’s sister he killed and watched her cry without any emotion on his face. “Stoupit”!!!!
   There is a quote that says : ‘A criminal always returns to the
   crime’s scene.’
   As for the judge’s, his behavior has drastically changed. Initially desperate, he has now definitively joined the ranks of the criminals he once judged and jailed.
   He said, He used to weigh crime and punishment with his brain, but now his heart has taken over.
   **Meaning of that: He has lost his ability to think rationally and logically.
   He has no hesitation in shifting the blame onto someone else just to protect his son!
   As long as he wasn’t directly involved, he appeared to be a fair and impartial judge.
   Now, a family is going to be ruined because of him!
   Chairman Kim Gang’s heart was cremated along with his son’s body and he is a ticking time bomb ready to explode!

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7. not sure if the two super dad actors can save this drama. just realized i watched one episode of the american original, didnt like it. not much happening, aside the the jarring acting from the dead boy’s mother – she must be happy to get so much screen time.

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8. This drama has me hooked. I’m mutual for now, but there’s one side that I’m leaning more towards to.

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9. Judge dad try to save his son but two innocent people died. This incident must be planned to capture that little kid dad who stole the car.
   dead kid father knew what a predator was ,knowing he had asthma. When he get car thief, he will know he isn’t the one he looking for.
   it’s look like asthma boy and dead boy sister will create friendship to love.

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10. I’m still not on either of their sides, but one thing I suspect is that the son might not be so innocent after all (aside from the accident). Also, he had so many chances to stop, but he didn’t. He even went out of his way to throw the boy’s phone into the sea, all while claiming to not be in his senses. Something seems fishy.

    I feel bad for the Judge, though. He’s going through all sorts of shit for his son, compromising his own morals, and he’s clearly suffering cognitive dissonance b/w doing what’s right and protecting his child.

    Also: In k-dramas, the rich always run away to the US to hide and the not-so-rich people to the Southeast Asia, lol. Why do they always do this?

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11. Intriguing. I prefer grey storylines and characters, as they can be less stereotypical and predictable. There are so many well-known and capable actors here. However, I have a sweet spot for underappreciated talents; it’s good to see you here, Park Ji-Yeon (the detective). I hope her character retains her integrity through the drama, unlike some other police officers.

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12. While watching this drama, I reflect on my reaction to being in the same situation as the judge. It made me realize how easy it is to pass judgment when we’re not directly involved. I understand the son’s survival instinct and a father’s inherent intuition to protect his child, but is covering up a murder universally instinctual and acceptable behavior? As precious as the judge’s son was to him, how could he so carelessly dismiss the victim’s preciousness to his parents, regardless of who those parents were? I wonder if all parents would go to the lengths these two parents go to, and are their actions for their children or themselves?

    When a drama can resonate across cultures and promote international understanding, that is the sign of a great story. This show originated as an Israeli TV series called “Kvodo” (2017) and has been adapted in the US, Germany, Italy, France, India, Turkey, Russia, Spain, and South Korea. Croatia is also working on its version, and the Turkish adaptation has won awards. The South Korean version will also be recognized for its impact and success.
    Israeli (2017)

    American (2020)

    Indian (2020)

    French (2021)

    Russian (2021)

    Turkish (2022)

    Italian (2022)

    German (2022)

    Spanish (2023)

    South Korea (2024)

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13. – “girlfriend? Don’t u mean ur wife?”🤪🤣😭

    Both Judge and Ho Yong seem to be pros at concealing evidence from crime scene.🤣😭 But I guess anyone would hv acted the same out of desperation & to save their skin basically. Tho the lengths the judge had to go through..

    Oh no poor Chung Ha.. her granny..

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