Ji Sung’s Time-Slip Trial: MBC’s 'The Judge Returns' Unveils Powerhouse Trio
Ji Sung, Park Hee-soon, and Won Jin-ah star in MBC's new courtroom fantasy 'The Judge Returns.' Watch the latest trailer and discover the timeslip mystery.
He's back in the courtroom, but this time, the clock is ticking backward. MBC's upcoming courtroom fantasy, 'The Judge Returns,' has just dropped a high-stakes trailer featuring its lead 3 stars, signaling a new shift in the legal drama landscape.
A Clash of Veterans: Ji Sung and Park Hee-soon
According to Dramabeans, the series centers on Judge Lee Han-young, played by the versatile Ji Sung. This isn't just another legal battle; it's a timeslip tale where the titular judge finds himself caught between different eras. He's joined by Park Hee-soon, who portrays his formidable rival, and Won Jin-ah, who steps into the role of a sharp prosecutor.
Mystery and Rumors at the Bench
The latest trailer highlights the mysterious rumors surrounding Lee Han-young. As a judge who literally walks through time, his methods and motives remain shrouded in secrecy. The production team aims to blend intense courtroom drama with surreal fantasy elements, a combination that has historically resonated with global K-drama fans.
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