An Election to Fight

Recap and Review Of Big Mouth Episode 15: An Election To Fight

Oh Choong-hwan is the director of the crime-thriller-mystery Korean TV series Big Mouth (), which also stars Lee Jong-suk, Im Yoon-ah (Yoona), Kim Joo-hun, Kwak Dong-yeon, and Yang Kyung-won. The show replaces Doctor Lawyer’s Friday and Saturday 10 PM KST schedule on MBC.

The duration of Big Mouth episode 15 is 70 minutes.

The series is described by Disney+ as:

To fight a massive conspiracy and survive, A LAWYER CAUGHT IN A CASE OF MURDER BECOMES A NOTORIOUS AND GENIUS CON ARTIST.

At the chairman’s funeral, when Chang-ho threatens to make Do-foul ha’s behavior public, the fifteenth episode of Big Mouth begins. Joo-hee asks him after he leaves why Chang-ho referred to him as Sung-hyun, and Do-ha assures her that he’ll explain everything once they bury the chairman.

Ji-hoon, on the other hand, is eager to finally own the chairman’s will, but the chairman distributes everything equally to everyone. Furthermore, the lawyer rejects any attempt to change it. At least they were satisfied that Do-ha didn’t change his mind. Ji-hoon instructs him to oversee the election when Chang-ho calls with election-related news. But Chang-ho didn’t let it go that easily, just threatening him.

Later, after reading Chairman Kang’s will together, Chang-ho and his colleagues discover that “Chairman Kang” has left everything to Do-ha and Joo-hee. The revelation causes chaos in the galaxy and leaves everyone in a state of shock. When Ji-hoon asks Do-ha why he interfered, a massive fight ensues, with Ji-hoon and the Three Musketeers tripping over each other while trying to hit Do-ha. Do-ha leaves with her husband while holding back, while grinning.

Mi-ho receives a call from the hospital while everyone ponders the shocking incident at the hotel. They warned him that things were quite serious and that he should have a comprehensive examination as soon as possible. Joo-hee wonders how the Chairman left them all and observes that Do-ha doesn’t look too happy as Mi-ho hides the truth from her family. He quips that he hasn’t quite adjusted to the unexpected kindness because he was too surprised by it.

Without much choice, Ji-hoon calls Chang-ho. When they first meet, Ji-hoon asks her to help him but she refrains from begging on her knees. After letting Ji-hoon know everything about Do-deeds, Chang-ho urges him to support him in winning the election so that he can bring Do-ha down with the help of the law. This is his chance to completely subdue Ji-hoon. Ji-hoon doesn’t have much choice at this point but to follow.

Do-ha also decides to switch his election preference from National Assembly to mayor. Joo-hee asks him if it’s for Chang-ho, but in the end he assures her that he’ll stay by her side no matter what he decides. He replies that he never doubted Do-ha when she asks him how much he trusts him. Do-ha announces at a news conference that she will run for mayor instead after they both reiterate their trust in each other.

However, Chang-ho is not in danger. Instead, he declared that he will do Do-tomb ha in this election.

Mi-ho visits the hospital to finally get herself checked out as the election campaign heats up and everyone starts trying to influence people. The doctor informs the patient that it is acute stage-four lymphoma following the necessary examination. He needs to start chemotherapy immediately and make plans for the future. Mi-ho is obviously heartbroken, and with no one by her side, I can’t even fathom how hard it is to keep that news calm.

Meanwhile, everyone is rejoicing in Chang’s victory. ho’s As Mi-ho joins them and observes how happy everyone is, she takes a long look at her husband and her father, laughing and having fun as someone they love dies.

The following night, the couple visit the beach, where a tipsy Mi-ho grills her husband with a barrage of questions before asking if he’s Big Mouse. It turns out that both Gi-gwang knows everything. After imprisoning Do-ha, Chang-ho makes a promise to give it up, but Mi-ho urges him to be the best Big Mouse ever by standing up for the helpless and weak. Everyone who knows the truth is heartbroken, and poor Chang-ho has no idea what’s going on.

However, Ji-buong-hoon’s strategy appears to have failed as the meeting he organized turns out to be a complete failure and everyone goes to meet Do-ha. At the meeting, it’s surprising to see how quickly everyone she trusts changes their minds and seems to be against Do-ha.

However, Joo-hee is on her husband’s side, despite Ji-hoon’s attempt to scare her into revealing Do-secret ha to everyone. Even in front of everyone, she fiercely defends him and threatens to leave him when he tries to hurt her. Backing himself into a corner, Ji-hoon vows to get revenge at any cost.

Ji-hoon goes to Chang-ho because he has no other choice and tells him what happened, including the fact that he has no basis for defense despite the important things he said publicly. He hands Chang-ho a pendrive and informs him that this is the extent of his help as there is nothing more he can do.

Ji-hoon is asked by Chang-ho about Chairman Kang’s son, and Chang-ho informs him that they can get the son and use him in a lawsuit using inheritance laws. They can recover large sums of money this way, weakening Do-grip ha’s and influence. Ji-hoon is now talking to Joong-rak and informs him about the chairman’s son, a serial killer, and the fact that someone else was sentenced to prison in his place.

Meanwhile, Mi-ho is undoubtedly depressed after seeing her family and realizing that she won’t be seeing them anytime soon. She gets a call while sitting next to her father and sneaks pictures of him sleeping while knowing that Kwang-hyun will probably die soon and things won’t go well for him.

When Kwang-hyun passes away, his sister explains to Mi-ho that he is not a psychopath and that he assumed the identity of a rich serial murderer in exchange for money to treat their mother. When the audience adds 2 and 2, you immediately understand what they’re talking about, and it’s a poignant realization.

Now furious at the turn of events, Mi-ho walks in on Joo-hee and threatens to expose all their dark secrets and reveal their true identities. Joo-hee, unaffected, explains to him that it would be a tragedy if he revealed the truth but nothing would change the world. But Mi-ho promises to prove to him that she won’t give up without a fight.

That night, since Chang-ho has been working non-stop on the election, Mi-ho comes to him with snacks. When he replies that he’ll take another all-nighter, Mi-ho wonders if he’ll do it again and suggests that they at least see each other every day. Despite the fact that he may not live that long, Chang-ho acknowledges his feelings and vows to fast after all is said and done.

The next day, Do-ha uses Jeon Soo-il to remove Chang-ho from the election race after learning some intriguing details about one of Chang-prior ho’s cases. It becomes abundantly evident as the debate heats up that Do-ha has planted spies all over the place in an effort to discredit Chang-ho. They bring up the case of the bitcoin he lost, and the news that the defendant in the case gave Chang-ho a large amount of money sent the media into a frenzy.

Ji-hoon confirms that Do-ha is behind these allegations because everyone is listening to Chang-detractors, ho’s and after some discussion, Chang-ho chooses to hit the mark and enter the argument to face the challenge. Mi-ho determines that there is something there that she needs to look into in order to help her husband win that night’s election after remembering the pipes that seem to belong to the fish farm.

End of Big Mouth Episode 15

The next day, while Chang-ho attends the debate, Mi-ho and Jerry check out the suspicious fish farm where security is too tight. He asks Jerry to gather everyone because he has to enter the fish farm.

Mi-ho prepares to face a rather dangerous opponent while Chang-ho and Do-ha prepare for a typically uncomfortable situation.

Big Mouth review: episode 15

Is it any wonder that the male lead has to lose the female lead in order for him to advance in his election as mayor? When programs do this, I always find it odd; why does Mi-ho have to go through such agony to show that Do-ha is a bad person and no one should trust him? I’m really interested in why the female leads are treated in such a disposable way or if their stories lose any meaning if they don’t experience anything horrible.

The fact that he went to such lengths to ensure that this development took place and, incidentally, that it would resolve all of his wife’s issues, I consider very good. These character arcs are horrible, lazy, and super convenient.

Regardless of how you feel about my rant, I thought this episode was fantastic. This is the pinnacle of amusement. There are some touching moments, especially when poor Kwang-hyun passes away. I couldn’t understand how the death of a little man could have such an effect on me. I don’t know if it was Yoona’s superb acting or the music in the background, or a combination of them all, but they all worked together to make me feel that moment. especially the last, little surprise.

Such insights and moments are sprinkled throughout the program, which will keep you thinking throughout. The chairman’s son is someone I’m really looking forward to meeting. Hopefully, this is somewhat intriguing. However, since Mi-ho is about to reveal the truth about the fish plant, I doubt that’s relevant.

I’m also not sure if Joo-hee truly loves Do-ha or if she’s being given gas and smiles for her support of her murderous husband. Although he doesn’t seem as bad as he is, his unwavering support is very out of place. Hopefully she won’t trust him anymore when she learns the whole truth in the Big Mouth finale. Who knows, maybe he’s also a member of Big Mouse’s group and Chang-ho just doesn’t know.

Although Jerry is not often seen, he is once again a sight to behold. Yes, I keep an eye on him and his suits.

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