ENA’s upcoming Monday-Tuesday drama “Crash” has shared a sneak peek of the show ahead of its premiere!
“Crash” is a crime investigation drama about a Traffic Crime Investigation (TCI) team that tracks crimes that occur on the road.
Lee Min Ki will play rational individualist Cha Yeon Ho, a KAIST graduate who recently joined the TCI team. Kwak Sun Young will star as Min So Hee, the ace of the TCI team, who possesses incredible martial arts and driving skills along with keen judgment and a warm heart.
The two characters first meet when Yeon Ho worked as an insurance investigator, during which both of them handled the same incident. Later, as Cha Yeon Ho joins the TCI team, Min So Hee guides him through his initial settling-down phase, gradually fostering camaraderie between them.
What’s particularly interesting about their relationship is their contrasting characteristics. Despite impeccable qualifications, including his education, experiences, and certifications, Cha Yeon Ho struggles with social skills and reading the room. He also lacks physical strength, making Min So Hee step in and personally teach him jujutsu. As apparent from her voluntary training session, Min So Hee possesses grit and perseverance, enabling her to take down criminals with her innate agility and martial arts skills honed from numerous real-life experiences.
The newly released stills offer a glimpse of the evolving dynamics of their relationship as they train and share moments over coffee.
Lee Min Ki remarked on their relationship, calling it an “ideal senior-junior relationship in the office where guidance and learning go hand in hand,” while describing Min So Hee as a “nice, reliable senior.” Kwak Sun Young echoed this sentiment, emphasizing how Cha Yeon Ho’s thoughtful approach complements Min So Hee’s instinctive reactions, allowing them to solve cases together.
“Crash” is set to premiere on May 13 at 10 p.m. KST as the follow-up to “The Midnight Studio.”
While waiting, watch Lee Min Ki in “Beauty Inside” here:
And Kwak Sun Young in “Brain Works” below:
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