The MBC drama series “Doubt,” which airs on Fridays and Saturdays, continues to captivate audiences, achieving record high viewership thanks to its surprising plot developments and impactful performances from the cast.
Notably, the emotional moments in Episode 5, broadcast on October 26th, gained significant attention. The main character, Jang Tae-soo (portrayed by Han Seok-kyu), comes to the heartbreaking realization that his doubts have caused pain to his daughter, Ha-bin (played by Chae Won-bin), and his deceased wife, Yoon Ji-soo (Oh Yeon-soo), which deeply resonated with viewers.
This episode unveiled critical events from the day of Ji-soo’s demise, hinting at a concealed secret that left the audience in shock.
Tae-soo uncovers through Ji-soo’s therapy records that she endured significant emotional distress due to his mistrust, impacting her attempts to create a stable environment for Ha-bin.
Although Ji-soo experienced a moment of happiness when Ha-bin formed her first friendship with Lee Soo-hyun (Song Ji-hyun), this joy was short-lived. The friendship turned sour when Soo-hyun began to feel apprehensive around Ha-bin, adding to Ji-soo’s struggles and subsequently influencing Tae-soo, who became embroiled in the unfolding drama.
As Tae-soo delves into the circumstances surrounding Ji-soo’s death, the realization of the emotional scars his suspicions caused becomes overwhelming. His desperation leads him to confront Choi Young-min (Kim Jung-jin) aggressively, seeking answers about Ji-soo and Ha-bin’s hidden truths. Just as Tae-soo attempts to shield Ha-bin by keeping Ji-soo’s secret, another unexpected twist unfolds, leading to a viewership spike with a rating of 7.8%.
Currently, “Doubt” is a gripping 10-episode series that has surpassed halfway through its narrative, complicating the plot with deeper mysteries. As layers of secrecy are peeled back and the true antagonist of the plot emerges, viewer engagement continues to soar. The enigmatic character in a helmet who shadows Ha-bin, along with others concealing information about the case, enhances the suspense and intrigue.
Particularly riveting is the relationship between Tae-soo and Ha-bin on the day of Ji-soo’s passing, along with the secrets Ha-bin might still be concealing from her father. The thrilling narrative and unforeseen twists are intensifying audience engagement.
“Doubt” airs weekly on Fridays and Saturdays at 9:50 p.m. (KST) and is also accessible for streaming on Netflix.
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