Watch: Lee Seung Gi, Lee Hee Joon, And Park Ju Hyun Share Reasons To Tune In To Their New Drama "Mouse"

Feb 12, 2021

The cast of the upcoming tvN drama “Mouse” shared their greetings for the Lunar New Year, as well as some reasons viewers should tune in to the drama’s premiere in March!

“Mouse” is about an upright but naive young police officer named Jung Ba Reum (Lee Seung Gi) and a lawless detective named Go Moo Chi who cares for nothing but revenge after a serial killer murdered his parents when he was a child (Lee Hee Joon). The two of them team up to chase down an evil predator who is described as being in the “top 1 percent” of psychopaths.

Lee Seung Gi said, “It’s frustrating right now because of social distancing, but I hope that there will be happiness in celebrating in a quiet way with your family, and that it will be a Seollal full of good and joyful things.” He picked the script as the key point to watch out for in “Mouse” and said, “Each scene is a key clue to the final reveal. Pay close attention to all the key points in the first episode and remember them for later. I am curious as to what viewers will think of ‘Mouse.’ Please stay tuned until the end!”

Lee Hee Joon said, “The times are difficult for entire families to gather together, but I hope that each household can celebrate the holiday in safety and warmth. I think that in the first half of ‘Mouse,’ the audience will be investigating the mystery alongside Go Moo Chi. As Go Moo Chi tracks down clues to solve the case, the viewers can also have fun looking out for clues and coming up with theories.”

Park Ju Hyun, who plays Oh Bong Yi, an athletic but troublemaker high school student who lives with her grandmother, said, “Happy Lunar New Year! I hope that everyone will have a joyful Seollal with their families. Viewers can look forward to the lovable back-and-forth bickering between Oh Bong Yi and her grandmother. I pray that everyone will be healthy and happy, and that it will be a year in which everything you want to achieve comes true.”

“Mouse” premieres on March 3 at 10:30 p.m. KST. Check out a trailer here!

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