KBS Schedules Vigilante K-drama Masked Prosecutor After Unkind Women

Looks like KBS is nowhere near done with its week-long drama casting and scheduling news dump. So much activity going on at that network versus the other two makes sense, taking into account KBS adding an extra night of drama programming on Fridays not to mention MBC having fewer dramas to air what with scheduling two long sageuks back-to-back on Mon-Tues that would normally be filled by six different dramas. Let’s not even discuss the epic fail going on at SBS right now, that network needs a hail mary soon.

The KBS new Wed-Thurs drama Unkind Women is already off to a good start 4-episodes in, even beating ratings leader Kill Me Heal Me on one night. It’s scheduled for 24-episodes to run through May but it’s always nice to have the follow up drama on the horizon as soon as possible. KBS has decided to schedule Masked Prosecutor after Unkind Women, a drama written by the screenwriter who penned the well-received but low rated Big Man. All the synopsis says is that the story centers around the male lead who is a prosecutor by day and a masked vigilante for justice by night. Ho boy, this will be interesting.

When Big Man was airing, the media and audiences sorta saw it as a modern super hero type story, except the male lead didn’t have any superpowers but did do a lot of fighting against the forces of the rich and evil. I remember seeing all these photoshopped posters of Big Man crossed over with famous super hero movies. Looks like the screenwriter took that comparison to heart and with Masked Prosecutor will be literally making his male lead a night time hero for the forces of justice. Whenever a male lead needs to wear a mask, I always get worried about the aesthetic designs of said mask, needing to cover yet still managing to showcase the male lead’s eyes and cheekbones for fanservice. I wonder if this mask gives the prosecutor male lead any superpowers?

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KBS Schedules Vigilante K-drama Masked Prosecutor After Unkind Women — 11 Comments

Stuart on March 7, 2015 at 1:01 AM said:

Just PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE don’t make that “superpower vampirism. Enough already!

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- Rina on March 7, 2015 at 1:39 AM said:
  
  I would normally agree but I’d be kind of interested in seeing my vision of vampires (charismatic and powerful) actually play out on screen instead of the cosplaying dweebs that we’ve gotten so far. However, I guess going with a vampire prosecutor would be too derivative given the Vampire Prosecutor franchise.
  
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Rina on March 7, 2015 at 1:36 AM said:

Yay! I thought Big Man was fabulous. Who wants to bet that Kang Ji Hwan is going to be asked back?

Also, it looks like the drama programming for the next year has been virtually determined. The writer of IRIS is coming back with a (you guessed it) webtoon adaptation and the writer of Jung Do Jeon has announced a modern political drama. We’ve only got a couple more weekday spots at the end of the year and I’m hoping those go to rom coms or melos to avoid what looks to be a rather dour second half of the year.

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patoi on March 7, 2015 at 2:15 AM said:

I wish Lee Joon Gi takes the lead role in this drama. Miss him much.

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rurounijjang on March 7, 2015 at 2:44 AM said:

Heard that Joo Jin Mo will come back in May with a drama it seems to be that one.

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- Whit on March 7, 2015 at 6:02 AM said:
  
  and Sung Yu Ri
  
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Amber on March 7, 2015 at 4:00 AM said:

Doesn’t it sound like daredevil aside from blind part?

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unknownunknown on March 7, 2015 at 4:21 AM said:

Like someone asked in an earlier comment….is hypnotism a superpower? 🙂

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reza on March 7, 2015 at 4:35 AM said:

wow! Lee jong gi please………

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- reza on March 7, 2015 at 7:52 AM said:
  
  I like jun hye bin she is soooo good.
  
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AJ on March 7, 2015 at 6:32 AM said:

Oh my…Lee Jun Ki or Kang Ji Hwan would be perfect!!! If either one is in, please let the leading lady be someone who can act.

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