Watch: Taecyeon, Jung Eun Ji, And Ha Seok Jin Are Playful Behind The Scenes Of "Blind"

Oct 04, 2022

tvN’s “Blind” has revealed a making-of video of episodes 5 and 6!

“Blind” is a new mystery thriller about ordinary people who unfairly become victims of crime—and ordinary people who inadvertently become perpetrators by turning a blind eye to justice.

2PM’s Taecyeon stars as Ryu Sung Joon, a detective in the violent crimes unit who is dangerously passionate about his work, while Ha Seok Jin plays his older brother Ryu Sung Hoon, a genius judge who tries to remain as cold and logical as possible when making judgments. Apink’s Jung Eun Ji stars as Jo Eun Ki, a social worker who becomes entangled with the two brothers after being selected as a juror for a murder trial.

The clip begins with the actors filming the scene in which Ryu Sung Joon is badly hurt and calls Jo Eun Ki for help in the middle of the road at night. Jo Eun Ki, who comes running after receiving his call, finds him under the trash covered with blood. Taecyeon, while lying on the floor, jokingly says to Jung Eun Ji, “Everytime I see the group poster, I feel like you are trying to kill me.” Jung Eun Ji replies, “I kind of want the viewers to look at me and think, ‘Maybe she is the [culprit]…?'”

The following clip shows Jo Eun Ki and judge Ryu Il Ho’s (Choi Hong Il’s) past encounter. Jo Eun Ki is an immature high school student, but she faces a turning point in her life after she meets judge Ryu Il Ho who helped her at court. Jung Eun Ji says, “I’m wearing a school uniform at 30 years old.” When a staff member says, “This could be your last time [wearing a school uniform],” Jung Eun Ji replies agitatedly, “That’s not true! I could wear it some other time,” creating laughter on set with her cute reaction.

Later in the making-of video, Jung Eun Ji visits the court with children. While waiting for filming to begin, Ha Seok Jin tries to talk to one of the children, teaching her how to introduce herself as a “hipster.” Ha Seok Jin looks happy when he says, “Usually children don’t like me, but [it feels new that] these children like me so much.”