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REVIEW: ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo,’ Episodes 7-8

Charles HartfordBy Charles Hartford07/22/20223 Mins ReadUpdated:08/26/2022
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Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 7-8

Extraordinary Attorney Woo is a Korean legal drama series streaming on Netflix. With a better understanding of what kind of lawyer Woo wishes to be, the young attorney prepares for her newest case. But when a company plans a new highway that will split a town in two, Hanbada’s efforts to halt the construction will bring to light more than just the truth of the case in Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 7-8.

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Behind the scenes of the revolving court cases and growing inter-personal connections, the show’s stories thus far there has been a slow-burning backstory concerning Young Woo, her father, and how she came to work at Hanbada. This thread comes to a head within Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 7-8, as the audience learns the full details and reasons behind the previously glimpsed meeting between Woo’s father and the CEO of Hanbada. The details of this meeting lead to more extensive revelations, especially as the knowledge that there is some form of relationship between the CEO and Woo’s father becomes known to those around the office.

As these revelations change the dynamics of Woo’s working life, the show takes a moment to look at how and when many of us call out social injustice. When many begin to question Woo’s presence at the office, Soo Yeon calls out the ways people only pay attention to social injustice if they see it start working against them and not simply against someone else. This moment hits hard but also leaves room for some debate within the story’s context. What should or shouldn’t be overlooked can be debated, and just because the system fails in one space doesn’t necessarily mean another failure should be disregarded to somehow right a previous wrong. How the viewer falls on this moment will vary, but regardless of what you take away from the situation, it is a wonderfully crafted and excellently executed moment of television.

Thanks to the shared story of Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 7-8, the legal battle that occupies much of the combined two-hour run time of these episodes is the most evolving and nuanced case the series has delivered yet. The case plays out through numerous phases as Hanbada and their biggest rival, Taesan, struggle to win their arguments.

The show balances the courtroom battle between the two law firms surprisingly well. Each side has its moments of victory and setback throughout the case. This helps both look like the legal juggernauts the two firms are billed as in the series. Shrewd plays and clever observations are utilized from both sides of the case, keeping the proceedings compelling until the end.

When all is said and done, Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 7-8 combines great characters and an intriguing and nuanced court case to deliver a fantastic story that makes the most of its double-sized length. With so much changing within the Habada law offices, I cannot wait to see what challenges Attorney Woo and her coworkers will be called to overcome next.

Extraordinary Attorney Woo is available now entirely exclusively on Netflix.

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When all is said and done, Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 7-8 combines great characters and an intriguing and nuanced court case to deliver a fantastic story that makes the most of its double-sized length. With so much changing within the Habada law offices, I cannot wait to see what challenges Attorney Woo and her coworkers will be called to overcome next.

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