The murderer Ko Hyun-jung's son, Jang Dong-yoon, should we prevent the third murder...The Warts and the Mimic and the Struggle
Sep 11, 2025
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SBS's Friday-Saturday drama `The Catcher: The Outing of the Killer' (directed by Byun Young-joo, scripted by Lee Young-jong, produced by Merry Christmas, megamonster, and film production company) is a high-intensity crime thriller about the collaboration between a serial killer 'The Catcher's son Cha Soo-yeol (Jang Dong-yoon). In the last broadcast, Cha Soo-yeol faced his mother, who he had denied all his life, again after 23 years. The reason is only to prevent a third murder that imitates 'warts'.
At the end of the second inning, Cha Soo-yeol threw his whole body to save the victim just before his death. It's clear why viewers are immersed in his desperate struggle. This is because the story of becoming a police officer despite being branded as the son of a murderer and the reality of being forced to face his mother while he hated her. In the end, the biggest point of view was whether the third copycat crime could be prevented.
The production team will reveal whether the victim of the third copycat survived in the third episode. Cha Soo-yeol is guilty of his mother's brutal murder and became a police officer to save people. The life and death of the victim will have a great influence on his choice and his relationship with Chung Yi-shin afterwards."
Jang Dong-yoon's immersion is also confirmed by the production team's rave reviews. "In the scene that prevents death, Jang Dong-yoon did his best to the point where his whole body was soaked in sweat. I had a deep understanding of the characters and works, so I couldn't help but clap on the spot.
Will Cha Soo-yeol become a hero preventing the third murder, or will he fall back into the hole of guilt. Attention is focusing on what kind of ending Jang Dong-yoon's explosive performance will lead to.
Meanwhile, the third episode of SBS's Friday-Saturday drama `The Devil: The Killer's Going Out' will air at 9:50 p.m. on Sept. 12.
mj.cho@sportschosun.com
