'Bloodhounds' Episodes 1-4 Recap: Woo Do Hwan, Lee Sang Yi Go From Competitors to Brothers
Netflix didn't fail to deliver a breathtaking K-drama through the latest action-packed series "Bloodhounds," starring Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi.
Leaving the viewers on the edge of their seats, the 8-episode K-drama showcased not just an unpredictable plot but also a series of electrifying scenes.
From car chases to fist fights and more, fans shouldn't miss the "Bloodhounds."
Where to Watch 'Bloodhounds'
Released on June 9, "Bloodhounds" is based on the webtoon of the same name and directed by Jason Kim of "Midnight Runners" and "The Divine Fury."
With a runtime of 60 minutes per episode, the Lee Sang Yi and Woo Do Hwan-led K-drama has a total of 8 episodes for the season run.
Interestingly, "Bloodhounds" is exclusively released on Netflix.
'Bloodhounds' Enters Netflix's Top 10 TV Shows
In just a day since the world premiere, "Bloodhounds" immediately entered the streaming giant's global rankings.
According to Flix Patrol, a streaming data aggregator platform, the action-crime series jumped to 8th place.
"Bloodhounds" ranked second in South Korea and Jamaica, while getting third place in the Bahamas, and Thailand.
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The series even surpassed the current rankings of "The Good Bad Mother" and "Doctor Cha."
'Bloodhounds' Episodes 1 to 4 Recap
The first half of the series delivered show-stopping highlights. The episode began with a match between Kim Gun Woo and Hong Woo Jin.
After a nice meal, the two became close after finding out that they both served in the Marines.
However, things got messy after Gun Woo's mother became a victim of loan sharks.
In one scene, it featured how Kim Gun Woo tried to defend her mother against the gang boss but failed and was left with a large scar on his face.
Unfortunately, it didn't end just yet, as the loan sharks returned and wanted to get the interest right off the bat. To help his mother, Gum Woo mentioned it to his now-best friend, Woo Jin.
The duo ended up working with President Choi Tae Ho, a former loan shark who now helps victims and sick people.
He hired the duo to protect his adopted granddaughter, Kim Hyun Joo.
For their first task, they needed to track down Yang Jae Myeong and discovered that he works for Smile Company, a lending service headed by Kim Myung Gil, who happened to be President Choi's former staffer.
The first part of "Bloodhounds" also revealed Kim Myung Gil betrayed President Choi and tried to kill him when he got his stash money to open up a new company.
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