Idol I Episode 11 Review: The Culprit Gets Exposed

Idol I Episode 11 Review: Ra-ik and Se-na finally find the culprit who actually killed Woo-seong. Later, Ra-ik also finds some damning evidence against the killer.

Idol I Episode 11 has a runtime of 1 hour and 5 minutes.

  • Idol I Netflix Cast

    Choi Soo-young, Kim Jae-young, Kwak Byung-gyun, Park Chung-jae, Hong Hye-joo

  • Idol I Kdrama Director

    Lee Kwang-young

  • Idol I Series Screenwriter

    Kim Da-rin

  • Original Title

    아이돌아이

Idol I Episode 11 Recap

Idol I Episode 11 Review
Idol I Episode 11 Review: Choi Soo-young

Jae-hee wakes up from his coma, and Se-na and Ra-ik go to meet him. But the moment he wakes up, he asks for Hye-joo, and it surprises everyone. Ra-ik is especially shocked because he stays unusually quiet even when Se-na asks him questions. Ra-ik accompanies her to her home and assures her that everything is fine. That is when Se-na talks to Chung-jae and finds out he has some interesting information regarding the case.  

He reveals that he managed to find a video where one can see a shadow of a figure who was seen leaving Ra-ik’s apartment, and that too in heavy rain. Though the video is not clear, one can not make out whether it is a man or a woman. But as the build of the person is too small, Se-na realises there is a chance it is a woman. She then goes to the police to provide all this evidence and persuade them not to blame Ra-ik anymore. But then she gets to know that Byung-gyun is the one who is mindlessly trying to put all the blame on Ra-ik, for no reason.  

Idol I Episode 11 Review
Idol I Episode 11 Review: Kim Jae-young, Choi Soo-young

Not only that, but Byung-gyun also goes to meet Jae-hee, who has woken up and is willing to talk about what actually happened. He reveals that on that day, Hye-joo came to meet him and even made him drink something. Later, he fell unconscious, and after that, she likely tried to kill him. This is huge, but even then, for a long time, Byung-gyun did not take this into account. Finally, Se-na goes to meet him and discuss the new suspect. Here, she confronts him about his intentions and advises him not to follow his corrupt father’s footsteps.

After hearing this, something changes within Byung-gyun, who then goes on to directly go against his father. Byung-gyun lets the police go to the airport to capture Hye-joo, who was fleeing the country. She gets questioned but refuses to admit that she is the murderer. Finally, while tinkering with his laptop, Ra-ik decides to search Woo-seong’s cloud storage so that he can find anything about the murder. But to access the files, he calls for Se-na, and together they try to open the account.

Idol I Episode 11 Review
Idol I Episode 11 Review: Kim Jae-young

After much effort, they finally accessed it, and shockingly enough, an audio recording got saved on that day. It clearly exposed how Hye-joo is the one who killed Woo-seong accidentally. But instead of reporting it, she cleaned the murder scene and even hid evidence. This obviously breaks Ra-ik, but he decides not save Hye-joo anymore and treats her like a killer only.  

Idol I Episode 11 Review

Idol I Episode 11 Review
Idol I Episode 11 Review: Choi Hee-jin

I liked this episode as it finally disclosed the secret and let us know who the real culprit was. The revelation was not mind-bending because Hye-joo’s involvement was possible from the very beginning. What truly stands out is Byung-gyun’s gradual shift. He finally chooses justice over his father’s influence, adding a layer of moral conflict to the narrative.

Overall, Episode 11 succeeds in delivering clarity and emotional closure.

Also Read: Idol I Season 1 Reviews

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Idol I Episode 11 Review: This episode shows hidden truths surfacing, with the real culprit finally brought into the light.
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

1 COMMENT

  1. why isn´t this all too convenient. and peoples basic archetypes get so flipped to tie it all together without a fuss. but also not very interesting

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