Adapted from the Manhwa of the same name, Kid Gang is about the once most powerful crime organization in Korea. The 'Bloody Tuesday Gang' was entrusted with taking care of a baby by their former leader six months before their parole ended. Ku Bong Son Chang Min was the leader with two other members Hong Lu Lee Jong Soo and Kal Nal Lee Ki Woo. This comedy focused on the task faced by the members who have to take care of the baby.. Edit Translation
To be honest, I was laughing non-stop throughout this entire series. Wacky characters and hilarious dialogue and wonderful comedic timing from all the characters. Son Chang Min and Lee Jong Soo stole the show with their comedic prowess. Plus, the baby was super cute.
Just want to mention that there are some mature themes and content, as a warning. There is some potty humor and some crude(ish) scenes. But nothing too graphic.
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In all honesty I put this on my PTW list for kicks, thinking if I were really really bored I might watch it. I was scrolling thru DF shows and seen it and said Why not? So I started watching, and was rather surprised by this drama.
The story isn't to original, however, it is more realistic than one would think. I liked how slowly this drama started showing ties of friendship and family that are unbreakable. And it is so freaking funny, and not your usual drama funny, like real life funny. The baby is super cute too.
As for the acting, everyone played their parts well. I was impressed with Pillar's(I still refer to him as that) actual name is Lee Ki Woo acting, and Baek Sung Hyun even if we was more of a supporting role, he still stood out among the mains.
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