Netflix has confirmed the production of Season 2 for D.P., a series that was released this year on August 27 that brought hidden social issues under the spotlight. The series was selected for The New York Times Best International Shows of 2021 when the list was released earlier this month on December3.
D.P. centers on Deserter Pursuit Unit members An Joon-ho (Jung Hae-in) and Han Ho-yeul (Koo Kyo-hwan) as they come across different stories while tracking down fellow soldiers who have deserted their posts.
Based on the webtoon D.P. Dog's Day by Kim Bo-Tong, D.P. takes on new life with Director Han Jun-hee weaving in keen insights and poignant details. The series earned high praises both domestically and internationally for shedding light on neglected stories of AWOL soldiers and those who search for them.
D.P. captivated viewers and critics alike with mesmerizing characters placed in the novel premise of soldiers hunting down AWOL soldiers. With electrifying chemistry between Jung Hae-in and Koo Kyo-hwan and sublime performances from Kim Sung-kyun, Son Suk-ku and the other actors, the characters resonated with viewers
The series was not shy about delivering an incisive social message about absurdities of life and unjust realities that are relevant not only in Korean society but in international contexts. Overseas reviewers have commented on the story’s overarching impact. D.P. will return in Season 2 with all the fascinating stories leading up to it in Season 1 - only on Netflix.
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