Based on googling and production promotion material viewers might be surprised. Guess Korean viewers always know the genres of this drama. Anyway wait for a few more days don't look for spoilers.
The judge Kang has more than one trick up his sleeve, it's obvious he orchestrated everything to force the pro…
That's pretty much the plotline. Reviewing his part of the truths the only way to expose all other truths, the only way the drama can end. He is also posting a most difficult question to Gi Ppeum, would she put someone in jail, who saved her family, give her the chance to become a lawyer, because that someone just want to revenge for the destruction of his own family? Certainly correct legally but to Gi Ppeum, also wrong morally totally. In legal system prosecutors can hide facts legally in order to win, to put someone in jail.
The great thing of a forum is everyone can have a different view. Not giving any forecast here purely on observation of episode 10. With ending near the drama used one of the common kdrama trope. 2 women played a significant role in the trial of Da Wit. 1st one helping him, one wins both win, no need to know the truths and cover them if needed. The 2nd one if she win, all truths have to be disclosed, and Da Wit will loose everything (on surface only). And of course he picked the one in the most dramatic fashion at the end. What the drama told us? Make your own judgement.
Pro Bono to me is the best drama of 2025. Tremendous storyline, acting of the ml, fl, supporting fl, and members of the pro bono team all very good. Ending of episode 10 is a great turning point (which I have been waiting for). It shown the ml would never lie to the fl, and she knows.
By now viewers can forget about any mentor/trainee, even age gap problems between the 2 leads. Whatever their relationship going to be, it is built on equal terms. Totally different to that of Beyond the Bar
So far this drama has achieved a perfect balance, nothing is forced, no conversation is wasted. Don't forget about…
Bad news it is a 40 hours dramas in 2 seasons. But I still watched it twice! With the long term relationships stories the PDWRITER had put in great details to test viewers' intelligence. Actings are impeccable for all the 30+ to 40+ years old actors/actresses. It is still a comedy at the end. I would love to have Pro Bono has a season 2 now.
Maybe we see a marriage to CEO who resigned based on the verbal agreementTough call cuz her dad and her set up…
While most viewers seems only interested in the individual legal cases, if watched carefully the PDwriter had already put in hints everywhere, from ep 1 to 8, there will be a love line for Da Wit, as a plot line for his apple box video. So ship for anyone you like, part of the fun for the last episodes. This is where the difference to Oh My Ghost Clients, Jung KH's previous work.
So far this drama has achieved a perfect balance, nothing is forced, no conversation is wasted. Don't forget about…
I have put off Hosplay until this year thinking this is just a slice of life, medical drama. But it actually has a total balanced genres including friendship, music, medical cases, slice of life, family, and romance (it has the best marathon love story I have seen), and it is very light and bright like Pro Bono.
Seems the screenwriter is the same judge that wrote The Devil Judge, which is another really fantastic legal drama,…
So far this drama has achieved a perfect balance, nothing is forced, no conversation is wasted. Don't forget about the masterpiece Hospital Playlist where Jung KH has a super tough love story among the 5 best friends.
For all the dramas watched in 2025, Pro Bono is around brilliance up to 8th episode. The script writing is inventive, daring out of the square, the legal cases not worrying upsetting a few along the way. And the director, a genius (and naughty) using an end of the episode epilogue to give viewers details (and a bit of comical romance in a non romance drama) of what's behind the beginning of the episode. Just thoughtful. And the castings are perfect fitting the storyline, as well as the acting. Just couldn't wait for the concluding episodes to come.
just curious, is there any subplot romance in this ?
By the epilogue in Ep 7, there is special personal relationship development between the 2 leads. So all depending on what is the definition of romance to you.
It would be largely unsustainable. Running a firm costs money and their clients don’t pay
Large law firms have their lawyers takiing turns to do pro bono works, to neutralise their money making image. It is served as advertisements in a way.
They have no romantic chemistry whatsoever. I really hope they don't pair up at the end. The cases themselves…
Definitely all the legal cases so far are outstanding, Most viewers would agree. But seems most have forgotten how this drama began, the bribery video. The relationship between the 2 leads already started , and will likeky keep playing a key role in helping Da Wit restoring his career at the end of the drama. Chemistry obviously different for different viewers and anyone can just ignore the part not like. Note next case in episode 9 is going to be very personal.
Not giving any forecast here purely on observation of episode 10. With ending near the drama used one of the common kdrama trope. 2 women played a significant role in the trial of Da Wit. 1st one helping him, one wins both win, no need to know the truths and cover them if needed. The 2nd one if she win, all truths have to be disclosed, and Da Wit will loose everything (on surface only). And of course he picked the one in the most dramatic fashion at the end. What the drama told us? Make your own judgement.
A lovely photo of the 2 leads. Google AI review on Pro Bono Kdrama romance now included romance genre. Wonder how accurate it will be.
And the castings are perfect fitting the storyline, as well as the acting. Just couldn't wait for the concluding episodes to come.
Refer to relationship chart at bottom of article