“NCT Ji-sung Joins”... Lee Min-ki and Gwak Sun-young’s “Crash 2,” Scale Level-Up

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The drama “Crash 2,” starring actors Lee Min-ki and Gwak Sun-young, returns with even greater power following the addition of Park Ji-sung (NCT Ji-sung).

On the 23rd, the production team for ENA’s new Monday-Tuesday drama “Crash 2: Road of Rage” (directed by Park Jun-woo, written by Oh Soo-jin) (hereinafter referred to as “Crash 2”) released a second teaser video that builds anticipation for the activities of “Team T.C.I,” which will firmly restore order on the roads against even more vicious traffic lawlessness.

“Crash 2” is the sequel to “Crash,” which aired to great popularity in 2024. The series was widely loved, reaching second place in ENA’s all-time drama ratings during its broadcast, thanks to its fresh subject matter of traffic crimes, the satisfying team play of the Traffic Crime Investigation Team (T.C.I) that punishes villains on the road, and car-chasing action that maximizes genre thrills.

In this “Crash 2,” the Namgang Police Station’s Traffic Crime Investigation Team T.C.I is reborn as a major investigation unit under the National Investigation Service (NIS), solving nationwide traffic crime cases. The breakneck investigative action drama, which aims to wipe out more cunning and larger-scale serious traffic criminals, is expected to once again provide viewers with a sense of catharsis.

Amid this, the second teaser video released on the 23rd captures attention by beginning with an extremely wicked traffic crime that is impossible to predict even one step ahead. Along with the ominous remark, “It’s as if time bombs are running around on the roads,” accidents that paralyze the roads occur in succession. The road becomes a scene of utter chaos in an instant due to ruthless explosion incidents. However, the sharp gaze of Cha Yeon-ho (played by Lee Min-ki) as he grasps the situation, combined with the ominous statement, “This is not an accident. It is a planned murder,” heightens tension by hinting at the reality of a meticulously planned crime.

The T.C.I’s investigation operation, which has been fully activated to counter crimes that are one step ahead, also builds anticipation. The passionate activities of the newly joined youngest member, Ji Dae-se (played by Park Ji-sung), and Min So-hee’s (played by Gwak Sun-young) satisfying kicks deliver a thrilling experience. In response to the command of Jeong Chae-man (played by Heo Sung-tae) calling for the start of the operation, T.C.I deploys to wipe out traffic crimes that have become more vicious and meticulous. Anticipation is building for their activities as they pursue villains to the end with strengthened teamwork and persistent tracking, restoring order on the roads.

Lee Min-ki leads the drama in the role of “Cha Yeon-ho,” the ace brain of “T.C.I,” who possesses tenacity that does not miss even small clues and analytical ability that penetrates the core of cases. Gwak Sun-young plays “Min So-hee,” who roams the roads with martial arts skills honed in real combat and fearless mobility, delivering satisfying action. Heo Sung-tae delivers a powerful performance as “Jeong Chae-man,” the creator and pillar of “T.C.I” who embarks on a new pursuit despite the grief of losing his wife, adding a weighty presence. Lee Ho-cheol plays “Woo Dong-gi,” a traffic crime division analyst with the ability to identify car models by sound alone and excellent information analysis skills, while Moon Hee returns as “Eo Hyeon-kyung,” who boasts various martial arts along with exceptional information capabilities. Adding to this, Park Ji-sung (NCT Ji-sung) joins as a “new face” in the role of “Ji Dae-se,” a traffic division idol and junior police officer who hides his martial arts skills behind a bright smile, further drawing attention.

“Crash 2” will premiere on ENA at 10 p.m. on November 16, and can also be viewed on KT Genie TV and Disney+.

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