Recap Korean Drama "Taxi Driver" Season 2 Episode 8

Mar 24, 2023

Taxi Driver season 2 episode 8 begins with the cult Father Ok Man-ju rejecting to have faith in monk Do-gi and goes on to continue with his daily life. However, his follower brings the news of someone’s death and he rushes to the police station to put on a performance of being innocent.

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It is soon revealed that the now-dead follower has donated his insurance money to the cult and this makes him happy while the dead’s family is left miserable. Meanwhile, Go-eun Jin-eon and Kyung-goo are angered by this but are reminded to keep themselves in control and follow the plan.

And thus, the plan continues and the team continue to scare him to the extent that he ends up making his way to Do-gi, even coming to the point of forcefully meeting the latter after being rejected once. His faith in Do-gi is slowly built by the efforts of the team which scares him and pushes him to the point where he has no choice but to believe.

However, it was when Do-gi pretends to be possessed by Man-ju’s mother is when he is truly able to awaken Man-ju’s faith. Finally, he begins to listen to Do-gi and agrees to every condition that is put forth by the latter, along with his readiness to perform an exorcism.

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Man-ju stops taking donations from his followers and wholeheartedly follows Do-gi’s orders all the way until the exorcism, however, the woman beside him isn’t able to understand this change and finds out where he is. During the exorcism, Jin-eon keeps an eye on Jin-sun and informs Do-gi when she loses consciousness.

This triggers Do-gi’s anger as he recalls the scene of Man-ju hitting his followers and begins to do the same to him. This is all witnessed by the woman who then adorns the robes of the Father of the cult and takes the lead to complete their goal.

Taxi Driver Season 2 Episode 8 Ending

Taxi Driver season 2 episode 8 ends with Man-ju soon arriving there and the two begin to fight; this is witnessed by everyone in the cult. Right then, the video of Man-ju revealing his true self is played for everyone to watch and they see the person that he really is. This is a wake-up call for everyone as they surround him while some leave the premise and return to their families.

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However, the mission doesn’t end there as Man-ju looks for an escape with his woman while following Do-gi’s order; and the two are soon given the punishment that they deserve after which the mission finally comes to an end.

While the whole team begins to rejoice at this moment, Do-gi is approached by Ha-joon who asks him for advice on what to do with the person who is beating up his “younger brothers”. Do-gi tells him that he is unable to give any advice on this matter, however, approaching this person with the idea of becoming friends is a bad idea.

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Ha-joon then enters Do-gi’s house on the pretext of using the washroom but stops to look around and also sees pictures from Cotaya lying on his table. Right then, Do-gi appears and it seems like he knew that there is something wrong with Ha-joon.

Taxi Driver Season 2 Episode 8 Review

The show has finally started its real mission and now is when the real fight between Do-gi and Ha-joon will begin, well that is if the two are seriously going to be having a face-off with each other.

But before that, today’s episode has shown that Do-gi really puts in a lot of effort in the many roles that he plays and Lee Je-hoon is definitely worth the label of a versatile actor with his performance in this show. To be able to bring out the many emotions he has played in every role is not easy and yet he has played them all flawlessly.

On the other hand, the many guest actors on the show are putting out their best performances and witnessing them in these roles has really brought out the excitement of watching this show.

Altogether, the show is going on the right path and this episode has been a turning point in this season.