Taxi Driver 2 (2023) | Dramabeans KDrama recaps (2024)

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What happens in season 2 of the Taxi Driver? ›

Under the cover of a taxi company, a group of vigilantes run a secret on-call revenge service. Through elaborate, well-planned missions, the team seeks justice for the weak and downtrodden and champion those in need.

Shin Jae-ha was teased to be the villain in Taxi Driver 2 and was proven true. But what pushes the actor to play dark roles compared to his bright demeanor? [Warning: This article contains spoilers for Crash Course in Romance and Taxi Driver 2.]

Esom Unable To Take Part In 2nd Season Of “Taxi Driver” Due To Schedule Conflicts.

Due to scheduling issues, actress Esom will not appear in "Taxi Driver 2" as Prosecutor Kang Ha-Na.

In the season finale, the Rainbow Taxi Company gets a surprise and explosive helping hand from a former employee, who was the first person to drive the Deluxe Taxi before Do-ki. Dressed in black and played by The Penthouse villain Kim So-yeon, she riddles a warehouse and a battalion of goons with gunfire.

Previously on “Taxi Driver 2,” it was revealed that On Ha Joon (Shin Jae Ha), the newest driver of Rainbow Taxi, is a spy who is prying into the Rainbow Taxi members including Kim Do Gi (Lee Je Hoon).

On April 15th 2023 hours after the Season 2 finale, a third season has been confirmed. It is also available for streaming on Wavve in South Korea, on Kocowa in the Americas, and on Netflix, Viki and Viu in selected regions.

Jung Eun's suicide surfaces again, and her sister Go Eun gets a glimpse of what caused it all to happen. Sung Chul and Do Ki do what it takes to bring justice to those involved. Jung Eun's suicide surfaces again, and her sister Go Eun gets a glimpse of what caused it all to happen.

In Taxi Driver, everything changes for Travis after he spots a 12-year-old sex worker named Iris (Jodie Foster). Travis finds a purpose and plans to help the girl, which leads to the violent Taxi Driver ending. However, due to Travis's fragile psyche, it's unclear which parts of the Taxi Driver ending are real.

However, in the second half of the season, Ha Joon is revealed to be one of the season's main villains, as he is a high-ranking agent of the Geumsa organisation and the sniper at the organization's base in Vietnam, which Do-Ki infiltrated to save Lee Dong-Jae.

Why wasn't Sam in Taxi Driver 2? ›

“Her casting was discussed, but it is difficult for her to star in the new season due to scheduling issues,” Artist Company stated, as translated by Soompi.

However, Esom, who was played by Kang Hana in the first season, will not be recast in the second season for unknown reasons. Despite a few flaws in her character that fans have pointed out, she undoubtedly played an influential role.

Taxi Driver is well known for using real-life criminal cases to inspire their storylines. The first episode of Taxi Driver Season 2 used the real 2018 to 2020 case called Nth Room about blackmailing and cybersex trafficking. The new season began with local news of heinous crimes and how the justice system responded.

"Taxi Driver" is inspired by the activities of a real-life taxi service that assists victims seeking revenge, exploring vigilante justice in contemporary Korean society.

"It has been decided that Esom will not be starring in Taxi Driver 2," the agency said in a statement quoting Soompi on the same day. "His casting was discussed, but it was difficult for him to star in the new season due to scheduling conflicts," he continued.

Travis goes into a coma due to his injuries. He is heralded by the press as a heroic vigilante and is not prosecuted for the murders. He receives a letter from Iris' parents in Pittsburgh, who thank him and reveal that she is safe and attending school back home.

On April 15th 2023 hours after the Season 2 finale, a third season has been confirmed. It is also available for streaming on Wavve in South Korea, on Kocowa in the Americas, and on Netflix, Viki and Viu in selected regions. The series is inspired by actual real life heinous crimes committed in Korea.

The new stills show a different side of Moon Chae Won as she portrays a female soldier, distinctly different from her previous role as Park Joon Kyung, a military judicial officer in Payback. She exudes charisma in her army uniform, completed with a lieutenant rank insignia.

However, in the second half of the season, Ha Joon is revealed to be one of the season's main villains, as he is a high-ranking agent of the Geumsa organisation and the sniper at the organization's base in Vietnam, which Do-Ki infiltrated to save Lee Dong-Jae.