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Crash (2024 South Korean Television Series)

Crash (Hangul: 크래시) is a South Korean television series directed by Park Joon-Woo and written by Oh Su-Jin. Broadcast on the ENA network, the 12-episode drama series aired from May 13 to June 18, 2024, taking over the Monday and Tuesday 22:00 time slot previously occupied by The Midnight Studio and followed by Your Honor on August 12, 2024.

Crash promotional image showcasing the drama series title and aesthetic.
Crash promotional graphic.

Plot Synopsis

The series centers on the activities of the Traffic Crime Investigation (TCI) team as they tackle sophisticated vehicular crimes. Cha Yeon-Ho (Lee Min-Ki) joins the TCI team after studying mathematics at a leading university in Korea and earning various professional certifications. He utilizes sharp analytical skills to simulate the timing and dynamics of traffic accidents. However, his lack of social skills and inability to drive present professional hurdles.

Min So-Hee (Kwak Sun-Young) is a persistent member of the TCI team skilled in martial arts and driving, driven by personal motives to remain with the unit. Jung Chae-Man (Heo Sung-Tae), a veteran detective formerly from the violent crimes division, established the TCI team after recognizing structural shortcomings in addressing rising traffic offenses. Woo Dong-Ki (Lee Ho-Cheol) brings extensive automotive expertise to the police force, while Eo Hyun-Kyung (Moon-Hee), the youngest unit member, contributes proficiency in taekwondo, judo, and boxing.

Cast and Characters

The principal cast members portraying the core TCI team include:

Lee Min-Ki portraying Cha Yeon-Ho.
Lee Min-Ki as Cha Yeon-Ho
Kwak Sun-Young portraying Min So-Hee.
Kwak Sun-Young as Min So-Hee
Heo Sung-Tae portraying Jung Chae-Man.
Heo Sung-Tae as Jung Chae-Man
Lee Ho-Cheol portraying Woo Dong-Ki.
Lee Ho-Cheol as Woo Dong-Ki
Moon-Hee portraying Eo Hyun-Kyung.
Moon-Hee as Eo Hyun-Kyung

Namgang Police Station and Affiliated Officers

Additional personnel within the Namgang Police Station and related law enforcement departments are portrayed by a supporting cast:

Baek Hyun-Jin as Koo Kyung-Mo
Baek Hyun-Jin as Koo Kyung-Mo
Kim Kwang-Sik as Ko Jae-Duk
Kim Kwang-Sik as Ko Jae-Duk
Oh Dae-Suk as So Byung-Gil
Oh Dae-Suk as So Byung-Gil
Yang Jo-A as Yeom Bo-Yeon
Yang Jo-A as Yeom Bo-Yeon
Park Hwa-Hong as Detective
Park Hwa-Hong as Detective
Lee Jae-Woong as Detective
Lee Jae-Woong as Detective
Heo Jung-Do as Pyo Myung-Hak
Heo Jung-Do as Pyo Myung-Hak
Lee Won-Hee as Detective
Lee Won-Hee as Detective
Jo Kyung-Chan as Detective
Jo Kyung-Chan as Detective
Yoon Jung-Hoon as Pyo Myung-Hak's secretary
Yoon Jung-Hoon as Pyo Myung-Hak's secretary
Kim Do-Young as Cha Gyu-Min
Kim Do-Young as Cha Gyu-Min
Lee Sang-Hoon as Superintendent Ha
Lee Sang-Hoon as Superintendent Ha
Kim Jung-Woo as Commissioner Kim Jung-Hak
Kim Jung-Woo as Commissioner Kim Jung-Hak
Park Ji-Young as Shin So-Jung
Park Ji-Young as Shin So-Jung
Baek Kil-Sung as Police Superintendent
Baek Kil-Sung as Police Superintendent
Jang Se-Won as Shin Chul-Woo
Jang Se-Won as Shin Chul-Woo
Kim Bong-Jo as Ma Jin-Ho
Kim Bong-Jo as Ma Jin-Ho

Min So-Hee's Family

Yoo Seung-Mok
Yoo Seung-Mok
Han Seo-Hee
Han Seo-Hee

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