Dr. Frost (2012)
Explore the intriguing world of psychology in Dr. Frost (2014). Follow the brilliant but emotionally detached Dr. Frost as he solves psychological cases. A unique blend of intellect and mystery awaits.
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| Original Title | 닥터 프로스트 |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 10 |
| Duration | 64 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2012 |
| First Air Date | November 23, 2014 |
| Last Air Date | February 1, 2015 |
| Broadcast Day | sunday |
| Network | OCN |
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Synopsis
Baek Nam Bong (Song Chang Ui) is known as Dr. Frost. He became a professor in psychology at early age. He is extremely bright, but he has difficulties sympathizing with others due to an injury to his frontal lobe as a child. During the day, he now works as a counselor at the campus counseling center and at night he works as a bartender. He then begins to work with a teaching assistant, Yoon Sung Ah (Jung Eun Chae) at the counseling center. Yoon Sung Ah is enthusiastic with the clients needing counseling. They work together to solve problems who go there for help.
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Editor's Review
A Psychological Thriller with a Unique Twist
Dr. Frost, a 2014 South Korean drama, offers a refreshing take on the psychological thriller genre. With only ten episodes, it manages to weave intriguing cases, complex characters, and a touch of mystery into a compelling narrative.
Plot Summary: The story revolves around Dr. Frost (played by Song Chang Eui), a brilliant psychology professor who lacks empathy due to a childhood injury to his frontal lobe. His team of “buddies” assists him in solving psychological cases. Each episode delves into a different case, but an underlying mystery involving Frost himself gradually unfolds.
What Works:
- Character Dynamics: Dr. Frost’s rational and analytical mind is captivating. His puzzle-solving abilities are portrayed convincingly, and the way the pieces come together in his eyes keeps viewers engaged.
- Supporting Cast: Yoon Seung Ah as the novice apprentice and Cheon Sang Won as the head professor deliver solid performances. Sung Ji Ru shines as Detective Nam, consistently bringing new cases for Frost to tackle.
- Psychological Depth: The drama delves into genuine psychological evidence, making it intellectually stimulating for viewers interested in the subject matter.
What Could Be Better:
- Predictability: While the weekly “who done it” cases are neatly tied together, some viewers might find the overall plot predictable. Midway through the drama, I had already pieced together the central mystery.
- Limited Emotional Depth: Dr. Frost lacks emotional revelations and significant character development. It’s more about the intellectual puzzles than deep emotional connections.
Music and Rewatch Value: The background music adds suspense to critical moments, although no specific songs stand out. As for rewatch value, I’d rate it a 5.5 out of 10. If you crave more psychological content, you might revisit a few episodes.
In summary, Dr. Frost is a well-executed psychological drama that balances intellect and intrigue. It won’t overwhelm you with emotions, but it’s perfect for a cozy afternoon with a cup of tea.