SBS TV's "One Dollar Lawyer" is once again the subject of criticisms as the production unit announces its broadcast postponement in the first week of November.

The series was recently named as "Namgoong Min's letdown project" for its various controversies despite the drama's impressive rating during its first week of broadcast.

'One Dollar Lawyer' Faces Criticisms, Named As 'Once-A-Week Drama'

Namgoong Min's legal drama "One Dollar Lawyer" is put under the microscope again for its drama cancellation during the first week of November!

Originally, "One Dollar Lawyer" consisted of a total of 14 episodes, two episodes short compared to a regular South Korean drama. After the series entered its second half, the production chopped the drama into 12 episodes only.

According to them, the shortening of the series was relevant for a precise development and high quality work, much to the public's disappointment.

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Even more so, the drama was also slammed for its unnecessary product placements (PPLs), advertising a coffee brand in every episode that ruined the flow of the work.

With only two episodes left, the production unit hopes to redeem the work's reputation and deliver another week of a pleasurable watching experience.

"One Dollar Lawyer" airs every Friday and Saturday at 10:00 p.m. KST on SBS TV!

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Written by Elijah Mully.