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Oh, man - this was brilliant! I've only watched the first ep thus far, but I loved it, and I'm spoiling the first five minutes or so of it. Little girl is diagnosed with autism, at the age of five hasn't spoken yet and is rather unresponsive. Walking back home with her dad (mom apparently passed away, cause unrevealed) dad is confronted by their landlord and accused of sleeping with landlord's wife and is assaulted.
The little girl freaks out at the violence and starts speaking, citing Korean criminal code regarding assault! Turns out she's memorized law books (where they came from, as they are in the house, apparently isn't a point worth discussion) and has them down letter perfect. Jump forward some 15 years or so and she's graduated law school at the top of her class and is reporting to her first job at apparently a pretty prestigious law firm.
And is handed what appears to be a fairly simple assault case, where a wife is going to be tried for whacking her old husband in the head with an iron, which Woo wants tried as an attempted murder as it actually is a civil case. The details are interesting.
Beautifully shot, with ingenious CGI inserts that are well-woven with her autism. Feels a bit like Monk, substituting autism for OCD and the practice of law for law enforcement. Lots of chuckles, feel good bits, and the final scene of the first ep was a big "Whaaa?" moment. The second ep should be quite interesting and I'm looking forward to watching it.
I'm not normally a fan of law or law enforcement shows, partly from working at a major police department for nine years, but this one I really like.
I was actually planning on watching a program that I'd just heard about called Kleo, but for some reason decided to watch Woo, and I'm very glad that I did. I'll get around to Kleo later.
The little girl freaks out at the violence and starts speaking, citing Korean criminal code regarding assault! Turns out she's memorized law books (where they came from, as they are in the house, apparently isn't a point worth discussion) and has them down letter perfect. Jump forward some 15 years or so and she's graduated law school at the top of her class and is reporting to her first job at apparently a pretty prestigious law firm.
And is handed what appears to be a fairly simple assault case, where a wife is going to be tried for whacking her old husband in the head with an iron, which Woo wants tried as an attempted murder as it actually is a civil case. The details are interesting.
Beautifully shot, with ingenious CGI inserts that are well-woven with her autism. Feels a bit like Monk, substituting autism for OCD and the practice of law for law enforcement. Lots of chuckles, feel good bits, and the final scene of the first ep was a big "Whaaa?" moment. The second ep should be quite interesting and I'm looking forward to watching it.
I'm not normally a fan of law or law enforcement shows, partly from working at a major police department for nine years, but this one I really like.
I was actually planning on watching a program that I'd just heard about called Kleo, but for some reason decided to watch Woo, and I'm very glad that I did. I'll get around to Kleo later.
