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I have some theories about the incident in episodes 15-16. I think it's about a girl named Yoo Seon Ah who tried to escape and was captured, possibly by enemies or high-ranking military officials. And I think an acquaintance of this girl came to Doki to ask for help in rescuing her from captivity and conducting a special operation.
Also,judging by Goeun's clothes in the trailer, she and team have been searching for Doki for a long time.In the first shots, she was wearing a black leather jacket and seemed to follow Doki on a bike, and it is possible that she was looking through cameras all over the city to find him, but found an abandoned taxi (which was shown in the trailer: she also approaches the abandoned taxi on a bike).

It seems to me that this is a different matter. And it's not connected to that moment with Moon Chae Won. It seems the case will be about a girl named Yoo Seon Ah, or whatever her name was. It seems to me that she was captured and held. All because they said she wanted to escape from the military zone. I think he was called for help because his friend from the army came to him.

"Taxi Driver 3" achieved the highest ratings on SBS for the entire year. . The drama always had good ratings, and this time they simply peaked. Besides, more than half of the drama is already out. The end is approaching, and they themselves say it will get even better. They all deserved what they got.

I was so touched by the oppa's speech. Watching him tear up as he recalled the difficult and lonely days, but also the support and trust of Director Kim and Team Rainbow, I saw how connected he was... I cried.

Tomorrow is the biggest event of the year at SBS. And I hope my Taxi Driver 3 takes home a lot of awards. Last time, my team didn't win the Best Team award. And I want them to win it this time. Looking at the drama ratings in Korea, I definitely want Taxi Driver 3 to win the Drama of the Year award. And a well-deserved Daesang for Lee Je Hoon. And other awards for the Taxi Driver cast.

Episode 12 was worth EVERYTHING! Oh my god!
This episode was so intense.
Go Eun is so incredibly good, my god! She played the role so well. I was so captivated when she looked at the laptop camera HAHA!
BUT!
At some point it stopped being funny. Until he received the package. I was so scared of the bomb! I was shaking when I saw Doki's condition.
And the people on the island... It seems the island is inhabited entirely by the villain's swindlers. Every single one of them..
God, this scares me so much. This thing is too scary from this moment on.
I watched the teaser for episode 13 before watching episode 12 and was so panicked I couldn't understand why they were even touched. But after watching, I realized that they really did step into the swamp the villains dug for them. I'm so scared from this teaser...
What should I do? When I talked about adrenaline, I didn't mean their trauma...
I know they will live because they are this drama, but damn, this looks too scary!

You can just not watch it because you hate it so much. You weren't forced to watch it. They've always been like that. If you still don't understand the characters and the overall character structure of the team, there's no point in saying anything.

You can just not watch it because you hate it so much. You weren't forced to watch it.

Why pursue them without any reason? We've known since the first season how well they cover their tracks. And we know how difficult it was for the prosecutor to get to them. And because of these same problems the prosecutor created for them, they decided not to commit any serious offenses (like locking them in cages) in the second season. And for this, their team suffered. Go-eun was kidnapped, Chan and Choi were captured, while Do-ki was locked up. They faced so many difficulties that they even decided to abandon the case that essentially brought them back to life. In episode 8 of season 1, specifically at the 21-minute mark, where Go-eun asks Do-ki why he's doing this, he replies that it's for others, or even for himself. Essentially, they bring people back to life without letting them relive what they went through. That's the whole idea. The punishment depends on the crime. In all the cases where the victims died, they almost killed the villains. And pursuing these same ideas after they were almost killed would have been foolish. That's why season 2 had a lighter and softer atmosphere than season 1. In season 2, the villains started pursuing them because they ruined his plans. And why would they be pursued in season 3? There's no real reason. I don't think it's a good idea to add a main villain to the showdown each season. It's too common because in the end, everyone knows the villains will be punished. No matter how.

The fact that the actress appeared for 10 seconds doesn't mean she'll appear in the next season. It was just a cameo that didn't make much sense. Don't dwell on it.

Everyone has their own preferences and interests, but if you don't like it and it seems too drawn out, you can simply rewind or skip it altogether.

Boring? No, it's not. To understand the need for 5-6 episodes, you need to be more mature. And look at these episodes from a different perspective. Why is this season worse than the others?
From the very first episode, this season struck me most because they immediately showed the progress of their case and didn't let it drag on. The case was resolved quickly and without injuries.
This also applies to episodes 3 and 4. These episodes also showed a different side of the taxi driver. If in previous cases we saw how they punished them with beatings, this one is different. On one hand, he took all his money, including his business, and on the other, They really showed the villains what the victims of flooded, damaged cars experienced.
Episodes 5 and 6 were needed to reveal the victim's situation. Episode 5 was needed to clarify the situation and reveal Jang Sung Chul's character a little. Episode 6 sheds light on the real story. Who is involved and how. Episodes 7 and 8 are about the revenge.
And as we can see, the taxi driver is getting higher and higher ratings with each episode in Korea. They're breaking their own records.

And I don't think this season is any worse than the previous ones. The main reason everyone says the previous seasons were more interesting is that seasons 1 and 2 had main villains. In season 3, there's no villain. But that doesn't make the season any worse. Is it? It would be completely illogical for someone to have a grudge against them without any reason.
In Season 1, the villains were simply selfish, preferring money to people's lives. This is what drove her to commit all the atrocities with Team Rainbow. In Season 2, On Ha-joon began persecuting them because the team ruined his big plans.
And what about season 3? There's no point in adding a villain who wants to destroy them. He's not here.
And I don't think it's interesting at all to add new main villains with each season. Because the truth is, these heroes are simply impossible to catch. They hide their tracks well, and no one hates them.

That's my opinion.

This season tackles some very serious matters. From the very first episode, this season struck me most because they immediately showed the progress of their case and didn't let it drag on. The case was resolved quickly and without injuries. This also applies to episodes 3 and 4. These episodes also showed a different side of the taxi driver. If in previous cases we saw how they punished them with beatings, this one is different. On one hand, he took all his money, including his business, and on the other, he really showed the victims of those cars what it's like. Episodes 5 and 6 were needed to reveal the victim's situation. Episodes 7 and 8 are about the revenge. And as we can see, the taxi driver is getting higher and higher ratings with each episode in Korea. They're breaking their own records. And I don't think this season is any worse than the previous ones. The main reason everyone says the previous seasons were more interesting is that seasons 1 and 2 had main villains. In season 3, there's no villain. But that doesn't make the season any worse. Is it? It wouldn't be dynamic if someone started pursuing them without even having a reason, like On Ha Joon (who had a motive. His operations were thwarted by Team Rainbow's revenge). And I don't think it's interesting at all to add new main villains with each season. Because the truth is, these heroes are simply impossible to catch. They hide their tracks well, and no one hates them. That's my opinion.

I have one question. Why can't I open the link? Or am I the only one with this problem?

Please share a link where I can vote for the Taxi Driver actors for the SBS Awards of the Year.

AT THE MOMENT OUT OF ALL THE SERIES, 8 IS MY FAVORITE! (Of course, after episode 2) I love it!!!! It's so good!!!!

The seasons are unrelated. But season 2 was better in terms of plot, so I think you should watch season 2.

It's understandable why they stretched these episodes from episodes 5 to 8. This whole mission is incredibly complicated, and we still don't know if the son is alive. Plus, other crimes are being solved at the same time.

The plot of season 2 was more gripping than in season 1. And season 3 has only just begun. No need for criticism.

This is seriously so annoying. This season is very dark compared to the previous one. I don't understand why they're having such a backlash about episodes 5-6 being stretched out compared to episodes 1-4. It's perfectly understandable why they're stretching these episodes from 5 to 8. This whole mission is incredibly confusing, and we still don't know if the son is alive. Plus, other crimes are being uncovered along with this. I personally support this.

Please explain the ending of the episode to me. Why can't I understand anything(?)...