Quand je pense à toutes les séries très moyennes que j'ai pu voir cette année et que Taxi Driver reste toujours…
Go Eun, at just 17, experienced a major trauma. At 17. During the most golden and passionate years of her teenage years. . How tragic do you think it was to see her sister commit suicide? Especially since she didn't even know how difficult it was for her sister. She even sought psychiatric treatment. She didn't even apply for higher education. She's a girl whose life found meaning thanks to the people who allowed her to have it. Even in the last episode of season 3, the way she looked at them during the "what if" scene, you can tell how much she values and loves them. Your assumptions about her being arrogant are ridiculous and unfounded.
In my opinion, Season 1 wins out over Seasons 2 and 3 in terms of its brutality and crime rate. Season 2 wins in terms of gripping plot, as it had a main villain who was pursuing them. Plus, half of their cases were handled by him. There were plenty of plot twists. Season 3, however, is the winner in terms of scale. As we've seen, a lot of time and effort was devoted to this season. Each episode was meticulously thought out, as the director said. Even the episodes had their own unique storyline. This season, the cases seem more relatable: fraud, the torment of idols, gambling, and so on, cases that often repeat themselves. EVERY SEASON IS GOOD IN ITS OWN WAY. No one is better or more interesting. All three are interesting in their own way. And singling out any one season as the best doesn't reflect gratitude or love for the drama. Singling out one season is disrespectful of the work of everyone who worked on the other.
shout-out to Yejin's acting when Do-gi got shot. she did a phenomenal job there!!
I agree!!! Her screams gave me goosebumps. Thinking about it, Go Eun went through so much in this episode. Pyo Ye Jin is especially good in the final moments. Where she looked at her family and the scene where she cried after seeing her dream. Her eyes conveyed so much.
My favorite scene in this episode was the rainbow family at the table. They ponder the question "What if?". In fact... This scene has such a deep meaning. Screenwriter Oh amazes me more and more every time. Watching Go-eun ask this, we can see her deep affection for them. There are always moments when you suddenly think, "What if?"... The way Go-eun imagines their meeting if things hadn't happened shows that she would have wanted them in her life no matter what. After all this, Do-ki says that everything is predetermined. Definitely. If you lose something, you will gain another. Having lost the people closest to them, they found happiness in meeting each other. The writer probably wanted to convey to us that no matter what happens, when, where and how, they cannot be separated. Because their destinies are connected. And this connection cannot be broken. Looking at all this, thoughts come to mind, "They really are family," "They are really so attached." Personally, I watched this with tears in my eyes... And finally, the scene of Go-eun crying... Most likely, Do-ki couldn't be with them because he was undergoing treatment. And she, tired of everything, dreams of them all together. The longing in her heart was probably shown in this way..
Yeah, her tone and facial expressions completely changed! Loved it! I wanted to see more of Go Eun undercover…
During VIP, she earned so much hate from viewers... There are people who still judge her based on her role... But it was a testament to her acting prowess; it deservedly earned her an award last year. I hope more people follow her, and more directors want to work with her. Because despite being such a wonderful actress, she doesn't have any major projects besides Taxi Driver. She's so underrated in the Korean industry. I want to see her in bigger roles. <3
It's really sad to realize that today is the end. It seems like just yesterday I spent the entire day sitting at my laptop waiting for the first episode... Thanks to the taxi driver, my two months have passed very happily. "TAXIDRIVER" - Thank you for the seven months of work by the cast and production team, who toiled for the sake of the viewers so as not to disappoint them in the long-awaited third and possibly final season of Taxi Driver. There's one thing I always say: thank you for being there. Every time I watch new episodes or rewatch them, I feel a sense of gratitude. The fact that l had that period of my life that began with Taxi Driver makes me very happy. Personally, I prefer to watch dramas as they air to truly experience new emotions. I became a fan of Taxi Driver after the release of season 2 and regretted not being with them as a fan when it aired. But now, after waiting a long time and getting the chance to become one of the many viewers, I feel very happy and at the same time sad. Sad because I realize that moments like this may never happen again. Because season 3 may be the last. I want to thank screenwriter Oh Sang-ho, whom actor Lee Je-hoon nicknamed "Taxi Driver's Father". Without him, "Taxi Driver" would not have happened, and the actors who created such a strong family bond would not be where they are today. I want to once again thank all the staff who worked on the artistic details, the actors' costumes, the soundtrack, and the filming schedule. These people are part of Taxi Driver. And without them, Taxi Driver would not have received the SBS Drama of the Year award twice. This award is the result of all the hard work on set. And I am sincerely glad that their many years of work were appreciated by the audience. Regarding my favorite actors...THANK YOU! Special thanks to Lee Je Hoon for his hard work on the project. I'm glad his work was recognized with a second Daesang. He was one of the first actors to receive two Daesangs for one role. And where would we be without our Kim Eui-sung, Jang Hyuk-jin, Bae Yoo-ram, and Pyo Ye-jin? I believe Lee Je-hoon's character was able to develop because he was surrounded by the characters these actors played. Looking at it this way, Kim Do-ki was able to do his job well because his family-his partners in the Rainbow Team-were by his side (information on victims and criminals was provided by Go-eun, financial support was provided by Director Jang, and taxi equipment and other components were provided by Masters Choi and Park). Just like in the drama, Lee Je-hoon was surrounded by colleagues whom he called his family. As he himself said, they encouraged and supported him during difficult times. Therefore, my thanks go to these actors as well. Once again, it's very sad that we're saying goodbye this week. This time it's harder for me than when I finished seasons 1 and 2 because I knew there was a sequel. But this time, no one knows whether it will continue or not. Thank you for being with me. I hope we can see each other again in the future...
In fact, the character played by Moon Chae-won has nothing to do with it. They're two different things.
The scene you're talking about is long gone, and seasons don't always continue as they began. At the end of Season 1, they all separated but got back together, but at the beginning of Season 2, their family connection and their reunion through the mission are explored in more detail.
DAMN AHN GO EUN!!!! WHY ARE YOU SO GOOD?! PYO YE JIN let's just do action movies! ?! Her tone during Go Eun's conversation with that guy in the hallway was so iconic! "With her head held high" OMG. I love her so much!
Oh man, Ep. 15 is going to be tough. "Rainbow Transport searching for Lee Je-hoon, who vanished without a…
The fact that they still keep looking for him despite the fact that he just left... Go-eun's emotions were conveyed so well. She finally finds a taxi but isn't sure what to do next, so she looks at the taxi and touching the taxi makes my heart ache so much... Besides, the fan music is very sad
EVERY SEASON IS GOOD IN ITS OWN WAY. No one is better or more interesting. All three are interesting in their own way. And singling out any one season as the best doesn't reflect gratitude or love for the drama. Singling out one season is disrespectful of the work of everyone who worked on the other.
In fact... This scene has such a deep meaning. Screenwriter Oh amazes me more and more every time.
Watching Go-eun ask this, we can see her deep affection for them. There are always moments when you suddenly think, "What if?"... The way Go-eun imagines their meeting if things hadn't happened shows that she would have wanted them in her life no matter what. After all this, Do-ki says that everything is predetermined. Definitely.
If you lose something, you will gain another. Having lost the people closest to them, they found happiness in meeting each other.
The writer probably wanted to convey to us that no matter what happens, when, where and how, they cannot be separated. Because their destinies are connected. And this connection cannot be broken.
Looking at all this, thoughts come to mind, "They really are family," "They are really so attached."
Personally, I watched this with tears in my eyes...
And finally, the scene of Go-eun crying...
Most likely, Do-ki couldn't be with them because he was undergoing treatment. And she, tired of everything, dreams of them all together. The longing in her heart was probably shown in this way..
"TAXIDRIVER" - Thank you for the seven months of work by the cast and production team, who toiled for the sake of the viewers so as not to disappoint them in the long-awaited third and possibly final season of Taxi Driver.
There's one thing I always say: thank you for being there. Every time I watch new episodes or rewatch them, I feel a sense of gratitude. The fact that l had that period of my life that began with Taxi Driver makes me very happy. Personally, I prefer to watch dramas as they air to truly experience new emotions. I became a fan of Taxi Driver after the release of season 2 and regretted not being with them as a fan when it aired. But now, after waiting a long time and getting the chance to become one of the many viewers, I feel very happy and at the same time sad. Sad because I realize that moments like this may never happen again. Because season 3 may be the last.
I want to thank screenwriter Oh Sang-ho, whom actor Lee Je-hoon nicknamed "Taxi Driver's Father". Without him, "Taxi Driver" would not have happened, and the actors who created such a strong family bond would not be where they are today.
I want to once again thank all the staff who worked on the artistic details, the actors' costumes, the soundtrack, and the filming schedule. These people are part of Taxi Driver.
And without them, Taxi Driver would not have received the SBS Drama of the Year award twice.
This award is the result of all the hard work on set. And I am sincerely glad that their many years of work were appreciated by the audience.
Regarding my favorite actors...THANK YOU!
Special thanks to Lee Je Hoon for his hard work on the project. I'm glad his work was recognized with a second Daesang. He was one of the first actors to receive two Daesangs for one role. And where would we be without our Kim Eui-sung, Jang Hyuk-jin, Bae Yoo-ram, and Pyo Ye-jin? I believe Lee Je-hoon's character was able to develop because he was surrounded by the characters these actors played. Looking at it this way, Kim Do-ki was able to do his job well because his family-his partners in the Rainbow Team-were by his side (information on victims and criminals was provided by Go-eun, financial support was provided by Director Jang, and taxi equipment and other components were provided by Masters Choi and Park). Just like in the drama, Lee Je-hoon was surrounded by colleagues whom he called his family. As he himself said, they encouraged and supported him during difficult times. Therefore, my thanks go to these actors as well.
Once again, it's very sad that we're saying goodbye this week. This time it's harder for me than when I finished seasons 1 and 2 because I knew there was a sequel. But this time, no one knows whether it will continue or not. Thank you for being with me.
I hope we can see each other again in the future...
WHY ARE YOU SO GOOD?!
PYO YE JIN let's just do action movies! ?! Her tone during Go Eun's conversation with that guy in the hallway was so iconic! "With her head held high" OMG.
I love her so much!