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Mouse
Promotional poster
Genre
Created bytvN
Jinnie Choi
Written byChoi Ran
Directed byChoi Joon-bae
Kang Cheol-woo
Starring
ComposerPark Se-joon
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes20
Production
Executive producersLee Kyung-sun
Hong Seung Cheol
Shin Young Jin
ProducersJeong Hoe-seok
Nam Gun-jung
Lee Hyun-young
Camera setupSingle-camera
Running time70 minutes
Production companies
  • HIGROUND
  • Studio Invictus
Original release
NetworktvN
ReleaseMarch 3 (2021-03-03) –
May 20, 2021 (2021-05-20)

Mouse (Korean: 마우스; RR: Mauseu) is a thriller South Korean television series starring Lee Seung-gi, Lee Hee-joon, Park Ju-hyun and Kyung Soo-jin.[1] The series, directed by Choi Joon-bae and Kang Cheol-woo and written by Choi Ran, follows the confrontation of police officer Jeong Ba-reum (Lee Seung-gi) with a serial killer. It premiered on tvN on March 3, 2021, and aired every Wednesday and Thursday at 22:30 KST till May 20.[2]

The series was ranked 3rd hottest drama for the first half of 2021 based on KT's online video service (OTT) Seezn.[3] It is placed at 5th rank in tvN's all time Wednesday and Thursday series (based on paid platform integrated with cable, IPTV and satellite/provided by Nielsen Korea).[4]

Background

The scriptwriter was inspired by the Incheon Elementary School Murder case in 2017.[5]

"I want the defendant to know how precious our youngest child was..." said the mother of the victim child who attended the trial. Unfortunately, that did not happen.

When the victim's mother asked the defendant what was the hardest thing right now, the defendant's answer was not sorry or guilt. Instead, the defendant said, "The weather is nice, but it's the hardest for me not to see cherry blossoms.“

The whole nation was shocked and furious at the defendant's response. Perhaps it is natural for the defendant to give such an answer. After all, the defendant was born with a different gene from ours, the "Psychopathic Gene". Psychopaths have the same brain as ordinary human beings, but without a mirror neuron. They neither feel the pain of others, nor can they perceive feelings such as guilt, sympathy, compassion, or regret. Therefore, we cannot expect repentance or atonement from the defendant. That's why the defendant could not understand that the child she brutally murdered was, in fact, precious to his parents.

Victims' families can only spend their entire lives in pain while the perpetrators spend the rest of their lives trying to kill. They have the genes that enable them to turn a blind eye to what they have done and live comfortably, without feeling even 1% of the remorse or guilt that they should have felt and that gives rise to unbearable rage.

The scriptwriter planned the drama in this backdrop. The psychopaths are the ones who believe in what they have done. As the scriptwriter wanted to see psychopath murderers feel the pain, reflect on their actions, and atone. Even if there's only a slight chance that they will feel empathy, they should understand their sins sincerely and feel remorse. That would be the best punishment and salvation for the psychopathic murderers.[6]

Synopsis

Mouse fantasizes the scenario, what if psychopaths can feel remorse and guilt for their actions. It follows Jeong Ba-reum (Lee Seung-gi), a steadfast police officer, whose life changes when he encounters a psychopathic serial killer. This drives him and his partner Go Moo-chi (Lee Hee-joon) to unearth the truth behind psychopathic behaviours. This also raises the questions, whether it is possible to scan a psychopath in the mother's womb using fetal genetic testing? And if the child in the womb is a psychopath, will it be wise to have that child?

Cast

Main

  • Lee Seung-gi[7] as Jeong Ba-reum, a police officer whose life changes after a confrontation with a psychopathic serial killer.[8]
  • Lee Hee-joon[9] as Ko Moo-chi, a detective who does not care about the rules and is willing to resort to any method to catch criminals.
  • Park Ju-hyun[11] as Oh Bong-yi, a tough-looking high school senior who lives with her grandmother and practices martial arts daily. Though she doesn't excel much at school, she is confident, tough, and always straightforward. However, she is a character with a deep past.[12]
  • Kyung Soo-jin[13] as Choi Hong-ju, a talented production director of a reality TV program known as "Sherlock Hong-ju" at channel OBN.

People around Jeong Ba-reum[8]

Ba-reum's friends

  • Lee Seo-jun as Na Chi-guk, a new prison guard at Mujin Detention Center.
He is best friends with Ba-reum since high-school.
  • Woo Ji-hyun as Gu Dong-gu, a prison guard and Ba-reum and Chi Kook’s friend. 
He was in the same class with Ba-reum and Chi-guk at a private academy to get prepared for the civil servant examination though he did not pass as easily as his friends.

People around Ko Moo-chi[10]

He is a priest temporarily housed in the basement of a church. When he was young, he was miraculously saved from being killed by a rare killer, but he became disabled since then. However, he was isolated from his younger brother Ko Moo-chi. Seeing Moo-chi who destroys life with vengeance, he is heartbroken and always prays for his younger brother.

People around Oh Bong-yi[12]

She always urges Bong-yi to marry Ba-reum, whom she considered a good bachelor in the neighborhood because she thinks it would be safe for her granddaughter to marry a police officer. Ten years ago, she thought that Bong-yi was the target of the crime because of herself, and she has lived with guilt. But she always appears to be energetic in front of her granddaughter.

Police Station[14]

  • P.O[15] as Shin Sang, a freshman detective working under detective Go Moo-chi.
The precious late-born only son. The only thing that wraps around him is the brand-new luxury brands! Although he became a police officer with his own ability, he is teased to be a “parachute” by Moo-chi because his father is a president candidate. His father made the deciding vote against the Kill Psychopath Fetus Bill in 1995.
  • Ahn Nae-sang as Park Du-seok, Head of the Military Manpower Administration Evidence Storage Team.
He was a successful homicide detective, but a word he said to the killer headhunter during the 1995 "headhunter serial murder" dropped his life into the abyss. Afterwards, he stepped down to take care of his sick wife, and was appointed as the team leader of the first new evidence storage team in Korea, forming a team with Moo-chi thereafter.
  • Hyun Bong-sik [ko] as Bok Ho-nam, Leader of the Mujin Bokbu Police Station Violent Team.
He has been suffering from stress and hair loss due to Moo-chi, who brings him trouble every day. As Du-seok's freshman, the "headhunter serial murder" was his first case in 1995 as a freshman. He is the person who knows the pain and suffering of Du-seok better than anyone else and comforts him.
A late cop. Moo-chi is the reason for him to join the police force, and he is elder than Moo-chi. Although they used to be colleagues who could not survive without each other, he wanted Moo-chi to quit the police officer more than anyone else after an incident. However, in his heart, he cherishes Moo-chi more than anyone else and wishes for his happiness.
To put it in a good word, he is a cool guy, but he is actually rude. He keeps an appropriate distance from everyone and never gets close with anybody. When he was in high school, he was in an unrequited love with a girlfriend who was later killed by a murderer. He then became a police officer with determination.

Others

[16]

  • Ahn Jae-wook as Dr. Han Seo-joon, a genius neurosurgeon doctor at Guryong Hospital.
He is an all-round handsome man with excellent speech, manners, and a good sense of humor. He is always the first to be invited in TV broadcast and lectures with a lot of followers. When a woman he loved was killed by a robber during his study in England, he returned to Korea and met Ji-eun while concentrating on his work. He married Ji-eun and had a child, and he was looking forward to the birth of "Blessings." There were so many things that he wanted to do and dreamed of when "Blessings" was born. But with the Headhunter serial murder, his dream plan with "Blessings" was shattered...
Although she was a flower-loving florist, she is taking a break from work and concentrating on prenatal education due to Seo-joon, who is worried about her late pregnancy. She wanted to have a child who looked exactly like her husband, and eventually the child whom the two had hoped so much for came as a "Blessing". She always thought that her family of three would be happy, but a few days before the expected delivery of "Blessing", something tragic happened, and the happiness she dreamed of was shattered...
He is the youngest doctor in Korea to pass the state examination.
He is a nominee for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. He is a Korean-British man who was adopted to the United Kingdom as a child and was raised by British parents. Han Seo-joon, who discovered Daniel's genius at Cambridge University Hospital where Daniel was working as a cleaner, gave him the opportunity to study in college and work at a genetic research institute. Since then, Seo-joon and he have been like brothers and made friendship. They conducted successful research to identify fetal psychopathic genes, getting on a highly secretive flight to Korea...
  • Jung Eun-pyo as Kang Deok-soo, a child sex offender
  • Song Jae-hee as Woo Hyung-chul, Jae-pil's son and a lawyer
  • Yoo Yeon as Hyung-chul's mother
  • Shin Ha-young as Song Soo-jung
  • Kim Kang-hoon as Jae-hoon
    • Seo Woo-jin as younger Jae-hoon: A mysterious child born in 1995 whose family is murdered one day making him a key suspect in the case.
  • Son Woo-hyeon as Kim Joon-seong, Yo-han's classmate and friend
  • Jung Ae-ri as Choi Young-shin, a rogue Secretary General in the Blue House who voted in favour of the Kill Psychopath Fetus Bill in 1995 though it was not passed.
  • Kim Ha-eon as Kim Hankok, a kidnapped kid.
  • Cherish Maningat as Hankook's mother.
  • Go Woo-ri as Jennifer Lee, Daniel Lee's sister and Han's former girlfriend
  • Kang Mal-geum
  • Cheon Jeong-ha [ko] as Chi-guk's mother. This was the last drama role portrayed by Cheon before her death from low blood pressure and kidney failure at the age of 52 (in Korean age) on 28 April 2021.[19][unreliable source?]
  • Jin Seo-yeon
  • Ma Dong-seok
  • Woo Ji-hyun
  • Kim Yo-han as brain transplant patient (Ep.20)[20]

Production

In April 2020, Lee Seung-gi and Choi Jin-hyuk were offered to star in the series.[21] In June Lee Seung-gi was confirmed to play a rookie police officer.[22] 935 Entertainment reported on August 4 that Park Ju-hyun was considering positively to appear in the drama.[23] YG Entertainment announced on October 21, that Kyung Soo-jin is positively reviewing the joining of cast of the drama.[24]

On October 29, reports revealed P.O will be starring in the new tvN drama, after he was spotted attending the script reading, and a rep from the network confirmed, "It's true that P.O will be starring in the new drama 'Mouse'."[15]

Release

On July 1, 2021, Series Mania, an international festival dedicated to television series from around the world, announced the line-up for its 2021 Program taking place in Lille, France, on August 26-September 2, 2021. The line-up included Mouse, where it will have its first French premiere in the international panorama category to be chaired by Florence Aubenas.[25][26] On July 28, 2021, it was announced that Mouse will be included in the "2021 K-format Virtual Screenings in the US” held by KOCCA. Major U.S. networks and production companies like Warner Bros., HBO Max and Lionsgate, as well as producers and directors in Hollywood will also take part in the event.[27]

Original soundtrack

Mouse OST
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
Released
  • 2021
GenreSoundtrack
Language
Label
  • VLENDING
  • Snow Entertainment

Part 1

Released on March 11, 2021 (2021-03-11)[28]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."It's Okay" (괜찮아)
  • bigguyrobin
  • KT Snow
  • bigguyrobin
  • KT Snow
Sojung (Ladies' Code)3:26
2."It's Okay" (inst.) 
  • bigguyrobin
  • KT Snow
 3:26
Total length:6:52

Part 2

Released on March 17, 2021 (2021-03-17)[29]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Too Late"
  • Jung Bom
  • Seol Ki-tae
Seol Ki-taeHorim2:57
2."Too Late" (inst.) Seol Ki-tae 2:57
Total length:5:54

Part 3

Released on April 1, 2021 (2021-04-01)[30]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."A Rat In The Trap" (독 안에 든 쥐)Giriboy
  • Giriboy
  • Minit
  • vibin
Giriboy3:31
2."A Rat In The Trap" (inst.) 
  • Giriboy
  • Minit
  • vibin
 3:31
Total length:7:02

Part 4

Released on April 14, 2021 (2021-04-14)[31]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Duality"
  • Lee Ji-heon
  • TOP SNOW
Seol Ki-taeLee In3:23
2."Duality" (inst.) Seol Ki-tae 3:23
Total length:6:46

Part 5

Released on April 28, 2021 (2021-04-28)[32]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Twice"
  • Seol Ki-tae
  • Jo Hwan-hee
  • Marvin
  • Seol Ki-tae
  • Jo Hwan-hee
Marvin3:20
2."Twice" (inst.) 
  • Seol Ki-tae
  • Jo Hwan-hee
 3:20
Total length:6:40

Part 6

Released on May 5, 2021 (2021-05-05)[33]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Steal Heart"
  • Jung Bom
  • Seol Ki-tae
Seol Ki-taeChangha3:10
2."Steal Heart" (inst.) Seol Ki-tae 3:10
Total length:6:20

Part 7

Released on May 13, 2021 (2021-05-13)[34]
No.TitleLength
1."Mouse"2:24
2."Counselor"1:42
3."Cardiac Arrest"1:32
4."An Unpleasant Sound"2:44
5."Blood Taste"2:50
6."Illuminati"2:18
7."Imagine What Happened"3:58
8."Black and White City"3:02
9."Emotionless"2:26
10."Echo of Anger"2:49
11."Only Head"2:06
12."Predator Smile"2:50
13."I Saw The Devil"2:37
14."Find You"2:52
15."Laboratory Mice"2:46
16."Lord of Evil"2:18
17."A Button is Missing"3:25
18."Unsanctioned Case"3:43
19."Painless"2:05
20."Brooch"2:39
21."Drinking Investigation"1:26
22."Memories of Murder"3:42
23."Under The Cross"2:15
24."Storage Of Evidence"2:12
25."Little Bird"4:07
26."The Wanderer"2:01
27."Multiple Personality"3:52
28."Eternal Evil"3:27
29."Whispers"2:34
30."I Want To Know Why He Died"2:22
31."Snakes In Suits"2:54
32."Fierce"1:31
33."Premeditated Murder"3:09
34."Sorrow Ending"3:06
35."Pictures Of The Basement"3:00
36."Cold Tears"2:43
37."Unforgettable Vacation"2:54
38."Head Hunter"1:43
39."The Sound Of Breath Coming"1:45
40."A Proper Life"1:43
Total length:1:35:51

Reception

Audience Viewership

The drama broke the record for the highest viewership ratings among all tvN's Wed-Thur dramas in more than two years.[35] It has also continued to place #1 in its time slot across all channels among the 20-49 age demographic.[36] In its finale, the real-time online viewership rate of TVING on the Korean network platform hit a record high of 90.6%.[37]

Mouse : South Korea viewers per episode (millions)
SeasonEpisode numberAverage
1234567891011121314151617181920
11.1151.0471.4521.5301.4831.5961.4761.6371.3621.3851.3761.2071.3141.1701.1521.2271.3491.3281.4001.5191.356
Source: Audience measurement performed nationwide by Nielsen Korea.[38]
Average TV viewership ratings
Ep. Original broadcast date Average audience share
(AGB Nielsen)[38][39]
Nationwide Seoul
1 March 3, 2021 4.948% (1st) 5.370% (1st)
2 March 4, 2021 4.044% (2nd) 4.886% (2nd)
3 March 10, 2021 5.985% (1st) 6.461% (1st)
4 March 11, 2021 6.202% (1st) 7.160% (1st)
5 March 17, 2021 5.796% (1st) 6.929% (1st)
6 March 18, 2021 6.672% (1st) 7.530% (1st)
7 March 24, 2021 5.502% (2nd) 6.324% (2nd)
8 March 25, 2021 6.414% (1st) 7.362% (1st)
9 March 31, 2021 5.563% (2nd) 5.908% (2nd)
10 April 1, 2021 5.604% (1st) 6.233% (1st)
11 April 8, 2021[a] 5.394% (1st) 5.673% (2nd)
12 April 14, 2021 5.163% (1st) 5.871% (1st)
13 April 15, 2021 5.374% (1st) 5.725% (1st)
14 April 21, 2021 4.964% (1st) 5.528% (1st)
15 April 22, 2021 4.901% (2nd) 5.040% (2nd)
16 May 5, 2021 5.003% (2nd) 5.617% (2nd)
17 May 6, 2021 5.392% (2nd) 6.036% (2nd)
18 May 12, 2021 5.479% (1st) 5.933% (1st)
19 May 13, 2021 5.603% (1st) 6.060% (1st)
20 May 19, 2021 6.246% (1st) 6.902% (1st)
Average 5.512% 6.127%
Special April 7, 2021[b] 3.069% (2nd) 3.191% (2nd)
May 10, 2021[c] 1.545% (5th) 1.667% (5th)
May 20, 2021[d] 1.439% (5th) 2.052% (3rd)
Spin-off[e] April 28, 2021 4.160% (2nd) 4.753% (1st)
April 29, 2021 3.743% (2nd) 3.965% (2nd)
  • In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.
  • This drama airs on a cable channel/pay TV which normally has a relatively smaller audience compared to free-to-air TV/public broadcasters (KBS, SBS, MBC and EBS).

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2021 57th Baeksang Arts Awards Best Supporting Actor Lee Hee-joon Nominated [42][43]
2021 Asia Artist Awards Grand Prize (Daesang) Lee Seung-gi Won [44]

Notes

  1. ^ The episode on April 7, was not aired due to broadcast of re-election program.[40]
  2. ^ "Mouse: Restart" consists of main cast interview, behind-the-scene clips, and a review of the first ten episodes.
  3. ^ "Mouse: The Theatrical Cut" is a 140-minute long episode reviewing the story portrayed in the first 17 episodes in a chronological order.
  4. ^ The special episode consists of main cast interview and unreleased footage.[41]
  5. ^ "Mouse: The Predator" reveals the serial murder from the perspective of the Predator, in order to help the audience understand the hidden narrative, before entering the second part of the story. More than 80% of the content in spin-offs was not aired in the previous episodes. The spin-offs were first released on the online platform TVING at 16:00 (KST) on April 28th, followed by television broadcast.

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