I do think you have valid points about what’s not working for “Hidden Identity” (btw I think the title refers more to the fact that the team doesn’t appear in any official record than them going undercover and it also makes sense with the Ghost’s full backstory and the theme of restoring one’s identity) but I totally agree with how they did little efforts in their disguise when they went undercover. It doesn’t have to be good, I’ll just watch it even if I don’t like it. I managed to finish it, but I think that’s because I’m one of those people who watch any police/crime show. Team Leader Jang telling Teacher Jung about Tae In being alive and all, also seems terribly unwise. It goes on for far too long, which makes it unrealistic. Who puts their lives on the line and cooperates just like that?Īlso, in the final scene, there’s all that talking in the elevator, between Team Leader Jang and Teacher Jung. Simply asking Mom to think of her daughter, and promising them police protection, and Mom’s ready to sell out her husband? Seriously, how is giving the bad guy information helpful, particularly since she’s at a disadvantage in this situation?Īnd then there’s the way Min Joo talks the little girl’s mom into cooperating with the police.
Third, when Min Joo’s cover is blown, she actually tells Teacher Jung that they’ve been on his tail for a long time.
Second, with such a small team posing as random civilians so often and without bothering with proper disguises, while dealing with the same baddies, didn’t anyone think that they’d eventually be recognized? Really, it’s no surprise at all, that Teacher Jung recognized Min Joo (Yoon So Yi).
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