Stranger has a way of keeping you on your toes. You're suspicious of everyone and you never really know what direction the story is going to take. And everything always appears to be disconnected at first but it all ties together.

I always feel a bit hesitant about sequels but they have really done a good job here. They kept the essence of all the characters and made sure to develop all of them and humanise them further, even the most menial of characters were well-written.
They kept that realism and that noir and gritty urban aspect filled with corruption that I loved from the first season.
And once again they hit us with reality by touching on, and intertwining the story with very relevant issues and errors within the judicial system.

I won't rant on because no one likes reading a long and rambling review. To end this I'll just say this was extremely enjoyable to watch and I really want a third season because I already miss Inspector Han and Prosecutor Hwang Si Mok.