My Bias, The Murder Suspect: 'IDOL I' Stills Show Sooyoung Torn Between Fan and Lawyer
New episode stills for 'IDOL I' are out! See Girls' Generation's Sooyoung as a lawyer torn between her duty and her devotion to her idol-turned-murder suspect, Kim Jae Yeong.
A Fan's Ultimate Dilemma
The upcoming episode of the mystery courtroom romance, , has released new stills, dialing up the tension. The drama stars ’s as Maeng Se Na, a star lawyer whose life turns upside down when she takes on a new case. Her client is none other than her favorite idol, Do Ra Ik (played by ), who stands accused of murder.
New Stills Hint at High-Stakes Scrutiny
According to the show's production team, the newly unveiled images capture a pivotal moment. Maeng Se Na is seen intensely studying her client, who is also her bias. Her gaze blurs the line between a lawyer's professional analysis and a fan's desperate search for the truth she wants to believe. These stills from the next episode suggest her investigation will force her to confront uncomfortable questions, testing both her legal skills and her devotion.
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