Not all K-dramas are a hit on Netflix, it turns out. Netflix is canceling crime drama sequels Juvenile Justice (2022). The second season was already in pre-production when the disappointing news reached the cast and crew.
Notorious juvenile judge
It’s been almost a year since Juvenile Justice hit Netflix. Almost a year has been waiting for a second season, the season that will not come again. Juvenile Justice is a South Korean television series directed by Jong Jong Chan and written by Kim Min Sook. The series revolves around a new judge of the juvenile court in Yeonhwa district, who is known to look down on young people.
Still ‘Juvenile Justice’ via Netflix/Swann Studio
Predictable or surprise?
Whether the cancellation of Juvenile Justice was predictable is hard to say. The series wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either. However, the production was in the Netflix top 10 for seven weeks with 134,560,000 million hours watched.
7.9 Watch on Netflix • A tough judge balances her distaste for young criminals with strong beliefs about justice and punishment as she handles complicated youth cases.
The first season of Juvenile Justice is still on Netflix.
Beeld: Still ‘Juvenile Justice’ via Netflix/Swann Studio
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