
Best Episodes Of Signal
Best Episodes Of Signal
(Overall Rating: ★ 8.5)Episode Ratings & Analysis
Discover the best and most memorable episodes of Signal, from fan favorites to critically acclaimed moments. Explore detailed ratings, episode summaries, and visualize how the show's quality evolved over time.
Detectives from the present and a detective from the past communicate via walkie-talkie to solve a long-time unsolved case.
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You're Doomed
Profiler Park Hae-young hears a man calling his name through a discarded two-way radio. The voice starts talking about an unsolved crime.
We Still Have a Chance
The statute of limitations is lifted after the suspect's arrest. Hae-young joins Soo-hyun's team for the newly established cold case squad.
Finally, a time travel sci-fi that tackles the Bootstrap paradox.
We Can Prevent the Killings
Reality changes after Hae-young exchanges information with Jae-han. Hae-young tries to work together with Jae-han in 1989 to prevent the next murder.
I was gonna say, if they solved the case back then they shouldn't have been assigned the case now! B...
We Found the Killer
The ninth victim is Won-kyung, the woman Jae-han loves. A driver turns himself in, but Soo-hyun and Jae-han determine that his son is the real killer.
damn! tearjerker! ok, now the second part closed, ..
Changing the Past Alters the Present
Hae-young starts to investigate Jae-han's disappearance. Jae-han's former colleagues get suspicious about seeing Hae-young digging into the past.
I like how they try to make every case as emotional as possible.
Catch Him by All Means
Seeking vengeance for the events that lead to the death of his daughter, Kyung-tae commits a kidnapping after getting out of prison for burglary.
Typical Korean show. So melodramatic
We Must Dig Deeper
Jae-han arrests Se-kyu for the serial burglary case, but the culprit is freed after serving a short sentence; Kyung-tae still commits murder.
[spoiler]the reemergence of detective Cha is predictable [/spoiler] alas the story still go for maki...
How Are You Alive?
Soo-hyun and Hae-young notice a connection between the burglary case and Da-hye, the woman who killed herself twenty years ago.
The best feel-good solved case so far.....
Hongwon Dong Case
Hae-young learns that Chi-soo and Jae-han met in 1999 during a case in Inju. After serving time for the crime, Hae-young's brother had killed himself.
Someone Has to Stop the Bad Guys
The bodies discovered in the mountains appear to be more victims of the 1997 serial murder case. Jae-han learns that Soo-hyun became team leader.
It's crazy how nothing changes after 20 years in Korea.
The One Last Case
Hae-young and Soo-hyun arrest Jin-woo after coming to the conclusion that he is the killer. Hae-young asks Jae-han about the Inju rape case.
I love how Lee went behind Parks's back and solved it. There's no way they could end it like that.
The Case Was Manipulated
Hae-young becomes a suspect for the murder of Chi-soo. Jae-han realizes who the principle offender of the attack on Hye-seung is.
The Real Assailant
Soo-hyun and the others mourn after confirming that the remains belong to Jae-han. Hae-young learns that Jae-han used to look after him in the past.
Way too much of a filler episode. The worst so far.
Not Now, But Maybe In The Past
Hae-young realizes the possibility that his brother could have been murdered after learning from Hye-seung that Sun-woo was not guilty.
Is It Really You?
Hae-young is arrested for the murder of Chi-soo. Soo-hyun hears Jae-han apologizing over the radio for not being able to prevent Sun-woo's death.
That transmission between Cha Soo Hyun and Lee Jae Han was kinda cringe? The dude was there talking ...
If You Don't Give Up
Hae-young is in critical condition after being shot while meeting with Sung-bum. In 2000, Jae-han has been captured by Bum-joo.
How did he escape the car attack? That wasn't told!!
You're Doomed
Profiler Park Hae-young hears a man calling his name through a discarded two-way radio. The voice starts talking about an unsolved crime.
That was like a movie in and of itself! Damn.
We Still Have a Chance
The statute of limitations is lifted after the suspect's arrest. Hae-young joins Soo-hyun's team for the newly established cold case squad.
Finally, a time travel sci-fi that tackles the Bootstrap paradox.
We Can Prevent the Killings
Reality changes after Hae-young exchanges information with Jae-han. Hae-young tries to work together with Jae-han in 1989 to prevent the next murder.
I was gonna say, if they solved the case back then they shouldn't have been assigned the case now! B...
We Found the Killer
The ninth victim is Won-kyung, the woman Jae-han loves. A driver turns himself in, but Soo-hyun and Jae-han determine that his son is the real killer.
damn! tearjerker! ok, now the second part closed, ..
Changing the Past Alters the Present
Hae-young starts to investigate Jae-han's disappearance. Jae-han's former colleagues get suspicious about seeing Hae-young digging into the past.
I like how they try to make every case as emotional as possible.
Catch Him by All Means
Seeking vengeance for the events that lead to the death of his daughter, Kyung-tae commits a kidnapping after getting out of prison for burglary.
Typical Korean show. So melodramatic
We Must Dig Deeper
Jae-han arrests Se-kyu for the serial burglary case, but the culprit is freed after serving a short sentence; Kyung-tae still commits murder.
[spoiler]the reemergence of detective Cha is predictable [/spoiler] alas the story still go for maki...
How Are You Alive?
Soo-hyun and Hae-young notice a connection between the burglary case and Da-hye, the woman who killed herself twenty years ago.
The best feel-good solved case so far.....
Hongwon Dong Case
Hae-young learns that Chi-soo and Jae-han met in 1999 during a case in Inju. After serving time for the crime, Hae-young's brother had killed himself.
Someone Has to Stop the Bad Guys
The bodies discovered in the mountains appear to be more victims of the 1997 serial murder case. Jae-han learns that Soo-hyun became team leader.
It's crazy how nothing changes after 20 years in Korea.
The One Last Case
Hae-young and Soo-hyun arrest Jin-woo after coming to the conclusion that he is the killer. Hae-young asks Jae-han about the Inju rape case.
I love how Lee went behind Parks's back and solved it. There's no way they could end it like that.
The Case Was Manipulated
Hae-young becomes a suspect for the murder of Chi-soo. Jae-han realizes who the principle offender of the attack on Hye-seung is.
The Real Assailant
Soo-hyun and the others mourn after confirming that the remains belong to Jae-han. Hae-young learns that Jae-han used to look after him in the past.
Way too much of a filler episode. The worst so far.
Not Now, But Maybe In The Past
Hae-young realizes the possibility that his brother could have been murdered after learning from Hye-seung that Sun-woo was not guilty.
Is It Really You?
Hae-young is arrested for the murder of Chi-soo. Soo-hyun hears Jae-han apologizing over the radio for not being able to prevent Sun-woo's death.
That transmission between Cha Soo Hyun and Lee Jae Han was kinda cringe? The dude was there talking ...
If You Don't Give Up
Hae-young is in critical condition after being shot while meeting with Sung-bum. In 2000, Jae-han has been captured by Bum-joo.
How did he escape the car attack? That wasn't told!!
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That was like a movie in and of itself! Damn.