The person monitoring the system – Choi Sun-Wool (Jang So-Yeon), makes a strange remark at the end of this event – ‘that girl was right.’ Who this girl is, we’ll get to know later. Luckily Grid manages to keep the conditions in control. Soon after, it becomes a topic of a global sensation. In 2005, a satellite orbiting around the planet got shattered, leading to several strange events related to power and the internet that reflected the return of the danger. It stopped the calamity but didn’t eliminate the danger of solar fumes. While it could have cleared two-thirds of mankind, a system called ‘Grid’ shielded the planet and saved the disaster from happening. Grid’s Season 1 begins with the events from 2004 when solar winds hit the earth. Now streaming on Hulu, the first season consists of 10 episodes with consistent thrill and suspense. From opportunism to bureaucracy, the series attempts to introduce such elements and critique the human nature than enables it. While focusing on time travel elements, it also deals with the issues that grapple with our daily lives and dictate how we choose to live. The new sci-fi K-drama tackles a similar issue through its narrative and shows the existence of a phenomenon that determines the existence of humankind.
That desire may come at the cost of some things that we’re used to be a reason for our own destruction. Grid (Season 1), Recap & Ending, Explained: In the constantly evolving world with technological advancements, everyone is focused on the betterment of lives.
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