Netflix’s hit Korean mystery game variety show, Crime Scene Zero, has concluded with a gripping two-part finale, Episodes 9 and 10, now available for streaming following their release on October 7 at 4 p.m. KST. The show, a revival of Korea’s pioneering role-playing game (RPG) variety program Crime Scene, has captivated audiences with its unique blend of deductive reasoning, psychological strategy, and immersive storytelling. The final episodes, centered on the Casino Godfather Murder Case, deliver a dazzling yet chilling narrative set against the backdrop of a glamorous casino celebration.
Crime Scene Zero brings together a talented ensemble of veteran players, including Jang Jin, Park Ji-Yoon, Jang Dong-Min, Kim Ji-Hun, and IVE’s An Yu-Jin, who have consistently delivered sharp-witted performances throughout the season. Each episode introduces a rotating guest to keep the dynamics unpredictable, and the finale features Jun So-Min as a standout guest star. Known for her quick thinking and magnetic presence, Jun So-Min takes on the role of an ambitious exhibit director, adding intensity to the high-stakes investigation.
The Casino Godfather Murder Case unfolds during a lavish first-anniversary party at a casino, where the festive atmosphere quickly turns sinister following a shocking murder. Newly released stills showcase the glitz of the casino setting, with players dressed in elegant attire, only to be thrust into a web of suspicion and deception. Each participant, cloaked in their character’s motives, navigates intense rounds of deduction and psychological warfare to uncover the true culprit behind the meticulously planned crime. The intricate plot, combined with the players’ strategic maneuvering, delivers a finale filled with unexpected twists and compelling drama.
Producer Yoon Hyun-Joon emphasized the episode’s impact, stating, “The casino episode is a powerful one right from the first scene, blending inventive storytelling with shocking twists. Viewers will also have fun unraveling its hidden layers of meaning.” His comments highlight the finale’s ambitious narrative, designed to challenge both the players and the audience with its layered storytelling and surprising revelations.
Crime Scene Zero has distinguished itself as a trailblazer in the variety show genre, building on the legacy of the original Crime Scene series, which was Korea’s first RPG-style program. The format requires players to embody their roles as both suspects and detectives, creating a dynamic interplay of trust and betrayal as they work to identify the hidden culprit. The inclusion of An Yu-Jin, a rising star from the K-pop group IVE, alongside seasoned entertainers like Kim Ji-Hun and Jang Dong-Min, has brought fresh energy to the series, appealing to a broad audience.
With the finale now streaming, viewers can dive into the resolution of the Casino Godfather Murder Case, where Jun So-Min’s role as the exhibit director is expected to be a highlight. Her sharp deductive skills and commanding charisma likely steer the investigation in unexpected directions. The combination of a star-studded cast, a richly crafted setting, and a suspenseful narrative ensures that the conclusion of Crime Scene Zero leaves a lasting impression.
For those eager to explore more of the cast’s work, Kim Ji-Hun’s gripping performance in the drama Flower of Evil is available for streaming on Viki. Fans can now stream Crime Scene Zero’s final episodes on Netflix and experience the thrilling conclusion of this captivating mystery.
Watch the trailer for Crime Scene Zero below:
