#Biografia de korea drama tunnel license#

Kwang-ho confronts him, and the man introduces himself as Lieutenant KIM SUN-JAE ( Yoon Hyun-min). He looks up at the sound of tapping, and is dismayed to see some other man at his desk. His head is pulsing, and he calls out for maknae Sung-shik, but the station seems empty. The other car hotly pursues him.Ī confused Kwang-ho returns to his police station. But the young man is terrified to see the other car has caught up to him and speeds away. Our Kwang-ho leaps out of the way and orders the young man out of the car.

#Biografia de korea drama tunnel license#

He rummages through his glovebox for something, and his license identifies him as… Park Kwang-ho? He’s so busy that he nearly doesn’t see our Kwang-ho crossing the road and slams on the brakes just in time. The hunted young man (Vixx’s N) loses his pursuer at a busy intersection. Meanwhile, Kwang-ho emerges from the tunnel, and behind him, the once-young vines grow and wither in the space of a moment over the tunnel’s mouth. Picking himself up, he looks for the culprit as the air ripples around him.Įlsewhere, a desperate-looking young man in a white car careens through traffic, chased by another car.

In the dark tunnel, Kwang-ho struggles to come back to consciousness after his knock on the head.

But while fish-out-of-water antics are always entertaining, it’s the lonely stranger-in-a-strange-land-vibes that have curled their tentacles into my heart. Leaping forward thirty years into the present this hour, we watch our brash detective struggle with life in the modern world. With its moody atmosphere and keen emotions, Tunnel’s opening week is as compelling as it gets.