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Missing: The Other Side

2020–2023· 2 seasons· 65 min episodes★ 7.6Ended

On OCN · tvN — From Studio Dragon · Mays Entertainment

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Synopsis

A village holds spirits of missing, deceased people. A search to find the missing bodies and discover the truth behind their disappearance occurs.

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Episodes

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  1. E1 Duon VillageNext upAug 29, 2020 · 66 min
    Synopsis

    A village holds spirits of missing, deceased people. A search to find the missing bodies and discover the truth behind their disappearance occurs.

    Guest stars: Jang Seon-yul (Seo Ha Neul), Lee Ki-chan (Park Byeong Eun)

  2. E2 Finding Ha NeulAug 30, 2020 · 67 min
    Synopsis

    Once Wook realizes what Duon Village actually is, he receives a big shock. None of the police takes him seriously when he tells them about the village, and they seem to think he is Ha Neul’s kidnapper. Meanwhile, the gangsters who abducted him keep showing up, so Wook goes back to see Pan Seok.

    Guest stars: Jang Seon-yul (Seo Ha Neul)

  3. E3 A Disturbance In Duon VillageSep 5, 2020 · 62 min
    Synopsis

    Wook continues to stay with Pan Seok, the man who lives in Duon Village and finds the villagers’ missing bodies. When Wook meets Yeo Na in the village, he realizes that she was the girl he witnessed being abducted. Meanwhile, Jun Ho finds Yeo Na and Nam Guk’s phone numbers in the call history of a murder victim and becomes worried.

  4. E4 Investigating Nam Guk’s DeathSep 6, 2020 · 62 min
    Synopsis

    Wook is despondent over Nam Guk’s death, but he soon begins to track down the mysterious thugs who kept following him. Jun Ho also continues his investigation on the deaths of Nam Guk and Jang Myung Gyu, as well as Yeo Na’s disappearance. Meanwhile, the sex offender in Duon Village terrorizes the villagers.

    Guest stars: Heo Nam-jun (Ko Bong-hwan)

  5. E5 Wook’s Meets His Mom AgainSep 12, 2020 · 61 min
    Synopsis

    Wook discovers that one of the villagers of Duon Village, Kim Hyun Mi, is his mom. Seeing her after all these years makes him feel quite flustered. In the meantime, Wook and Pan Seok must find Woo Il Suk’s body to make sure Duon Village is safe again. Meanwhile, Jun Ho finds a lead to finding Yeo Na.

  6. E6 Memory DaySep 13, 2020 · 63 min
    Synopsis

    Wook finds out that his mom worked as a housekeeper for Chairwoman Han of Choiseung Construction. He goes to speak to the chairwoman and runs into Jun Ho. Wook finally tells Jun Ho that he witnessed Yeo Na’s abduction. Meanwhile, Duon Village prepares for their annual Memory Day, and Thomas’ surprise for Yeo Na is revealed.

  7. E7 Meeting The ChairwomanSep 26, 2020 · 60 min
    Synopsis

    Pan Seok finds out that Hyun Mi is Wook’s mom. Knowing how painful it is to lose a family member, Pan Seok decides to help solve the mystery of Hyun Mi’s death. Wook, Pan Seok, and Jong Ah plan to sneak into Choiseung Construction to get some answers. Meanwhile, Yeo Na finds a building in the village where she hears strange noises.

    Guest stars: Park Ye-ni (Detective Park Ye-ni)

  8. E8 Thomas’ SecretSep 27, 2020 · 64 min
    Synopsis

    Hwang Du Cheol, the man in the derelict building, claims that Thomas had him locked up for years. The village is in an uproar when they find out Thomas’ secret. Meanwhile, Jun Ho gets a phone call from a witness who says he saw Yeo Na. As Wook, Jong Ah, and Pan Seok set out to find some evidence, Manager Wang has them tailed.

  9. E9 A Recovered MemoryOct 3, 2020 · 59 min
    Synopsis

    Wook goes to save Jong Ah from Manager Wang’s men and ends up recovering a deeply buried memory from his childhood. Jun Ho and the Missing Persons Squad go to meet the mysterious man who says he knows Yeo Na’s whereabouts. Meanwhile, Pan Seok hands Il Du Hyun Ji’s backpack to search for evidence with current technology.

    Guest stars: Park Ye-ni (Detective Park Ye-ni)

  10. E10 The Day of the WeddingOct 4, 2020 · 62 min
    Synopsis

    Jun Ho goes to the mountain in Duon Village and says everything he wanted to say to Yeo Na. Then, he joins Wook, Jong Ah, and Pan Seok to investigate the case from 27 years ago. Meanwhile, Thomas finishes his surprise present for Jang Mi as the Missing Persons Squad tracks down Jang Mi’s murderer.

    Guest stars: Park Ye-ni (Detective Park Ye-ni)

  11. E11 The Fake GrandsonOct 10, 2020 · 59 min
    Synopsis

    Wook shows up to the shareholders meeting as Chairwoman Han’s grandson, making the culprit fly into a rage. Meanwhile, Pan Seok gets a phone call saying that his daughter’s kidnapper has been identified. Later on, Chairwoman Han is kidnapped and Wook rushes to save her.

    Guest stars: Hwang Soo-min (TV Reporter (Eps 11))

  12. E12 Saying Goodbye To Duon VillageOct 11, 2020 · 76 min
    Synopsis

    Wook is in shock to find out that it was his fault that his mom died. He goes to Hyun Mi and says what he wanted to say to her since her disappearance. Meanwhile, Jun Ho uncovers everything that Lee Dong Min has done and searches for Yeo Na’s body. With the case coming to a close, Wook asks Thomas about how he died.

    Guest stars: Park Ye-ni (Detective Park Ye-ni)

Cast & crew

Created by Min Yeon-hong

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Reviews · from TMDB members

MovieGuys★ 7/10Jan 27, 2023

Missing: The Other Side is yet another in a very long list of South Korean series. Is it any good? Yes, its watchable with a reasonable, if not entirely original, back story, of a ghost village, only certain living people can interact with. Acting is decent but then I'm yet to encounter a Korean series, where that wasn't the case. Main characters are likeable and believable, with solid chemistry. Perhaps my only criticism, is too many sub plots, that often feel like… Read more

padding and make this series feel overly long. I did find myself watching an episode or two and then coming back to this series, a week or more later. In summary, watchable, well acted but perhaps a little overly long.