Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young, Heo Sung-tae Return for 'Crash 2'

Actors Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young and Heo Sung-tae are back on the case. The three return for the second season of the ENA drama "Crash," two years after the first season.

The production team of ENA's new Monday-Tuesday drama "Crash 2" released behind-the-scenes photos from the set on Nov. 12. The photos show Lee Min-ki, Kwak, Heo, Lee Ho-cheol, Moon Hee and NCT's Jisung.

The new season follows "Crash," which aired in 2024. This time, the Namgang Police Station's Traffic Crime Investigation team (T.C.I) has been expanded into a regional investigation unit under the National Office of Investigation. The team now takes on traffic crimes across the country.

In the photos, the actors are back in character. Lee Min-ki, who plays T.C.I ace Cha Yeon-ho, is focused on filming. Kwak, as Min So-hee, flashes a bright smile. Heo, who plays team leader Jung Chae-man, looks over his script before a shoot.

Lee Ho-cheol and Moon also return from season 1. Lee Ho-cheol plays traffic crime analyst Woo Dong-gi. Moon plays Eo Hyeon-gyeong, who is skilled at gathering information and at martial arts.

The newest face on the team is Jisung, a member of the boy group NCT. He plays rookie police officer Ji Dae-se, who joins the original members on their investigations.

The cast said the two-year gap did not make the atmosphere awkward.

"We were so used to each other that on the first day of filming, we talked about how strange it was," Lee Min-ki said. "It felt like we were meeting again after shooting about two weeks earlier."

Kwak said something similar. "Even on the first day of filming, everyone felt as comfortable as if we had shot just a few days before," she said.

Heo pointed to how well the actors work together. "It didn't feel like teammates seeing each other after two years," he said. "It felt like we had filmed last week and just got back together. We shot like nothing had changed, without any awkwardness."

Jisung talked about working with the more experienced actors for the first time.

"All the actors and staff took good care of me, so I could film in a comfortable atmosphere," he said. "I learned a lot working with the senior actors, and I gave it my best every moment to show everyone something good."

"Crash 2" premieres on Nov. 16 at 10 p.m. KST on ENA. It will also be available on KT's Genie TV and Disney+.