

Good Boy
A different purpose with the same heart of gold.
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- Episodes
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- Locations
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Synopsis
A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.
In "Good Boy," Olympic medalists transition from sports to law enforcement through a unique recruitment program, trading their medals for police badges. Utilizing their athletic skills, they confront violent crimes and societal injustices.
The story revolves around characters like Yoon Dong-joo and Kim Jong-hyun as they navigate complex cases while dealing with personal challenges. As they delve deeper into their investigations, tensions rise, especially with a figure named Min Ju-young, who poses a significant threat. The series blends crime, comedy, and action, highlighting the athletes' journey as they adapt to their new roles while seeking justice.
Filming locations
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Songdo Beach
송도해수욕장135-5 Amnam-dong, Seo-gu, Busan, South Korea부산 서구 암남동 135-5The scene where the main character fights was filmed at Songdo Beach.
The scene where Lee Sang-yi fights against multiple actors was recently filmed at Songdo Beach.blog.naver.com - 02
Hocheon Village
호천 마을36 Eomgwang-ro 495beonga-gil, Busanjin District, Busan, South KoreaHocheon Village in Busan is one of the filming locations where Park Bo-gum was frequently spotted. / This alley is where Dong-joo hurriedly ran down while wrapped in a towel.
Most of the filming for the character Inseong took place in Busan. Among those locations, Park Bo-gum was frequently spotted in the Hocheon village of Jin-gu, and the Bangjae Park also appears.blog.naver.com - 03
Incheon Asiad Main Stadium
인천아시아드주 경기장806 Bongsudaero, Seohae-gu, Incheon, Gyeonggi-do인천 서해구 봉수대로 806The Incheon Asiad Main Stadium was also used as a filming location.
It is said that filming also took place at the Gangneung, Seoul, Incheon Asiad Stadium, and Pyeongchang Alpensia Resort, among other locations.blog.naver.com - 04
Marine Police Agency, Busan
해양경찰서, 부산지방해양수산청351 Chungjang-daero, Dong-gu, Busan, South KoreaThese locations were used as the backdrop for the Inseong Police Agency and customs scenes.
The National Police Agency and Customs background: Inseong Police Agency (Coast Guard) and Inseong Headquarters Customs (Busan Regional Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Office) were utilized.blog.naver.com
Food & places
Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.
- 01Restaurant
Gyeongil Noodle House
10 Haengju-ro 17beon-gil, Deogyang-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South KoreaThis location is near Cheonghakdo Sunrise Observatory and is known for being a filming site for the drama. / In the drama, Dong-joo often visits Kyung-il's mother's noodle shop, which plays a significant role in the storyline as he takes care of Kyung-il after a boxing match.
The main background location that continues to appear, Gyeongil Guksujip, is near the Haeodaji Observatory in Cheonghakdo, Yeongdo, Busan.blog.naver.com - 02RestaurantS1E6, S1E8
Hannam Dwaeji Jip
Pork Belly12beon-gil, Sijang-ro, Bupyeong-gu, Incheon, Gyeonggi-do인천 부평구 시장로12번길 21In the drama, the characters enjoy a meal at Hannam Dwaeji Jip after a successful operation. They specifically mention the delicious grilled pork belly.
Yun Dong-ju says that it tastes delicious to wrap well-grilled pork belly in myung-nyo greens and hands it to Ji Han-na (Kim So-hyun)...blog.naver.com
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Production
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- Creators
- Sim Na-yeon심나연Lee Dae-il이대일
Source: TMDB
Cast & characters
Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.
Yun Dong-juPark Bo-gum박보검
Ji Han-naKim So-hyun김소현
Min Joo-youngOh Jung-se오정세
Kim Jong-hyeonLee Sang-yi이상이
Ko Man-sikHeo Sung-tae허성태
Shin Jae-hongTae Won-seok태원석
Hwang Kyeong-cheolSeo Hyun-chul서현철
Oh Jong-guJeong Man-sik정만식- Kim Geum-namPark Chul-min
Jung Mi-jaJung Seo-yeon- Cho Pan-yeolEung-soo Kim
Jung Gyeong-miLee Ji-hyeon
LeoGo Joon고준
Young Ji Han-naKim Ji Yoo
Source: TMDB
Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Park Bo-gumas Yun Dong-ju
Park Bo-gum is a celebrated South Korean actor and singer, born on June 16, 1993. He has garnered widespread recognition for his impressive performances in both film and television, quickly establishing himself as a leading figure in the entertainment industry. Notably, he is the youngest actor to receive the title of Gallup Korea's Television Actor of the Year on two occasions, highlighting his significant impact on audiences. In addition to his accolades, Park Bo-gum made history as the first actor to top the Forbes Korea Power Celebrity list, further cementing his status as a prominent figure in the Korean Wave. His talent and charisma have earned him numerous industry honors, making him a beloved personality both in South Korea and internationally. Through his compelling roles and dedication to his craft, Park continues to captivate fans and contribute to the global popularity of Korean entertainment.

Kim So-hyunas Ji Han-na
Kim So-hyun is a prominent South Korean actress, born on June 4, 1999, in Australia. She began her acting career as a child in 2006 and quickly made a name for herself with notable roles in acclaimed dramas such as "Moon Embracing the Sun" (2012) and "Missing You" (2013). Her breakthrough came with her first leading role in the teen drama "Who Are You: School 2015," which showcased her talent and garnered significant attention. Following her initial success, Kim starred in a variety of popular dramas, including "Page Turner" (2016), "Bring It On Ghost" (2016), and the romantic hit "Love Alarm" (2019-2021). She also took on historical roles in "The Emperor: Owner of the Mask" (2017) and "River Where the Moon Rises" (2021). Kim made her feature film debut in 2010 with "Man of Vendetta" and has continued to evolve as an actress with diverse roles. Beyond acting, she hosted MBC's music program "Music Core" from 2013 to 2015, further showcasing her versatility in the entertainment industry.

Oh Jung-seas Min Joo-young
Oh Jung-se is a prominent South Korean actor, born on February 26, 1977. He initially embarked on his career in theater before transitioning to film and television, where he quickly made a name for himself in supporting roles. His noteworthy performances include appearances in films such as "Petty Romance" (2010), "As One" (2012), and the romantic comedy "How to Use Guys with Secret Tips" (2013), which garnered him significant attention and acclaim. Following this breakthrough, Oh secured his first leading role in the 2013 film "The Hero." He has since become a well-respected figure in the industry, known for his versatility and depth in various roles. Oh's recent work includes leading performances in hit television series like "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" (2020), "Uncle" (2021), and "Revenant" (2023). His contributions to television have been recognized with multiple awards, including two consecutive Best Supporting Actor – Television accolades at the Baeksang Arts Awards in 2020 and 2021. As he continues to captivate audiences, Oh Jung-se remains a significant presence in the South Korean entertainment landscape.

Lee Sang-yias Kim Jong-hyeon
Lee Sang-yi is a talented South Korean actor and singer, born on November 27, 1991. He began his artistic journey in theater, making his debut in 2014. Over the years, Lee has showcased his versatility through various stage productions and musicals, earning recognition for his impressive performances. In recent years, Lee Sang-yi has transitioned to screen acting, gaining widespread acclaim for his leading roles in popular television dramas. Notable projects include "Bloodhounds," which began airing in 2023, "Spice Up Our Love," also released in 2023, and the upcoming drama "Good Boy," scheduled for 2025. His ability to connect with audiences and deliver compelling performances has solidified his reputation as a rising star in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Heo Sung-taeas Ko Man-sik
Heo Sung-tae is a South Korean actor known for his versatile performances across film and television. He made his acting debut in 1996 as a theater actor while attending university. However, after a brief stint in the arts, he shifted his focus to a corporate career, working in sales for LG Electronics in the Russian market and later for Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering. In 2011, at the age of 35, Heo decided to return to his passion for acting, leaving his corporate job behind. Heo's breakthrough came in 2016 with a minor yet impactful role in the critically acclaimed film "The Age of Shadows," where he was noted for a memorable scene involving actor Song Kang-ho. His recognition skyrocketed internationally with his role in the hit Netflix series "Squid Game" in 2021. Since then, he has continued to build his career with notable performances in upcoming projects, including the television series "Crash" and "Good Boy." Heo Sung-tae's journey from corporate life to acting showcases his determination and talent, earning him a respected place in the entertainment industry.
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Episodes
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Ep 1Our Twisted Hero2025-05-31 · 90 minAfter causing trouble, Dong-ju is demoted to the Insung Metropolitan Police Agency, where he's treated like dead weight and his fellow world-class medalists also face discrimination and scorn. But when a major case erupts, it reignites the fire in their hearts.
Ep 2Faster, Further, Stronger2025-06-01 · 68 minAt Man-sik's suggestion, a special criminal investigation team is formed with the former world-class medalists. Ready for a fresh start, each member joins with their own hopes and goals, but behind the creation of this special team lurks a hidden agenda.
Ep 3Million Dollar Baby2025-06-07 · 69 minConvinced that Ju-yeong is the hit-and-run driver, Dong-ju scrambles to find evidence. Meanwhile, Jong-hyeon heads to the Prosecutors' Office at Man-sik's request to investigate Gyeong-il's case, and Ju-yeong meets someone in the shadows.
Ep 4Float Like a Butterfly2025-06-08 · 72 minThe Special Criminal Investigation Team is now complete with Han-na's return and Jong-hyeon joining. They launch a full-scale investigation into Gyeong-il's death and Min Ju-yeong. As they split into teams and close in on their targets, Han-na receives her father's case files.
Ep 5Punch-Drunk Love2025-06-14 · 72 minWhile investigating Ju-yeong, the Special Criminal Investigation Team is forced to hand him over to the prosecution after their sudden intervention. Dong-ju is hospitalized for tests following his car accident, and the team digs deeper into Ju-yeong's true identity and his connections to the prosecution.
Ep 6Counterpunch2025-06-15 · 66 minUsing Han-na's surprise kiss as an excuse, Dong-ju heads out alone with her on an investigation and discovers Ju-yeong's burner phone. Jong-hyeon finds himself growing uneasy as Dong-ju and Han-na get closer. Meanwhile, Drugmon, under surveillance in an apartment, begins plotting her escape.
Ep 7Par Terre Par Terre2025-06-21 · 64 minDong-ju's assault puts the Special Criminal Investigation Team in a major crisis. Man-sik fights to keep the team together, while the others continue investigating Ju-yeong, weighed down by uncertainty. Meanwhile, Ju-yeong leaves the hospital and heads to an unknown destination.
Ep 8The Aimless Bullet2025-06-22 · 65 minThe Special Criminal Investigation Team catches wind of Ju-yeong's drug smuggling and infiltrates the customs office disguised as a quarantine unit. Following a lead left by Drugmon, they manage to find the container hiding the drugs but walk straight into a trap set by Ju-yeong.
Ep 9Allez2025-06-28 · 64 minHan-na is kidnapped, and Dong-ju and Jong-hyeon rush to rescue her, only to find themselves trapped in a deadly crisis. Just when it seems there's no way out, an unexpected gunshot rings out. With an unforeseen sacrifice shaking the team, will they survive?
Ep 10Time-out2025-06-29 · 63 minThe Special Criminal Investigation Team is disbanded in the end. Dong-ju quietly prepares revenge against Ju-yeong alone, but his reckless move only invites a greater crisis. Catching on to his plan, Ju-yeong launches a counterstrike.
Ep 11Countdown2025-07-05 · 64 minThe Special Criminal Investigation Team reunites and uncovers Joo-young's big secret. Frightened by Dong-joo's countdown challenge, Joo-young takes desperate measures. So who will win in the end?
Ep 12Foul2025-07-06 · 67 minFalling into Ju-yeong's trap, Dong-ju suffers a critical injury and faces his greatest crisis yet. Will he push through or fall where he stands?
Ep 13Load, Start...Don't Stop2025-07-12 · 64 minWith no way to retreat, Dong-joo and the team launch their final all-out attack on Joo-young. Moving in without hesitation, they soon face a fierce counterattack and unexpected difficulties. What is written in their fate?
Ep 14Kings Never Die2025-07-13 · 70 min
Ep 15On the Ropes2025-07-19 · 72 minThe entire Inseong police force unites and launches a massive operation against Joo-young's gang. But just when they are close to victory, Joo-young's most devastating counterattack throws the entire city into chaos.
Ep 16We Are the Champions2025-07-20 · 71 minAmidst the chaos, Dong-joo and Team Inseong begin their decisive battle to determine the fate of the city. Carrying the weight of everyone's hopes and expectations on their backs, will they be able to achieve the ultimate victory and emerge as true heroes?
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Videos
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