Doctor X: Mafia in White
Doctor X: Mafia in White Episode 6 Recap
Gye Su-jeong volunteers to remove a bullet fragment lodged since 1980 in a Gwangju uprising survivor's head, but Oh Sang-beom won't let her operate.
Episode guide
Gye Su-jeong is a freelance surgeon hired by the operation, and her arrival at Guseo University Seonam Medical Center unsettles a hospital that runs on rank and favors. Follow her cases and the hospital politics around her, one episode at a time.
| Character | Played by |
|---|---|
| Gye Su-jeong | |
| Jang Hui-suk | |
| Bu Seung-gwon | |
| Park Tae-gyeong | |
| Jo Won-jin | |
| Do Yun-sik | |
| Yang Eung-gu | |
| Na Dae-il | |
| Park Gwang-cheol |
Cast listed on dramabias includes Kim Ji-won as Gye Su-jeong, Lee Jung-eun as Jang Hui-suk, Son Hyun-joo as Bu Seung-gwon, Kim Woo-seok as Park Tae-gyeong, Lee Jin-hee as Jo Won-jin, Kim Young-min as Do Yun-sik, Choi Deok-moon as Yang Eung-gu, Jang Seung-jo as Na Dae-il.
dramabias has recapped Episodes 1 to 6 of Doctor X: Mafia in White, with one recap per episode.
Doctor X: Mafia in White
Gye Su-jeong volunteers to remove a bullet fragment lodged since 1980 in a Gwangju uprising survivor's head, but Oh Sang-beom won't let her operate.
Doctor X: Mafia in White
Gye Su-jeong shows a patient the initials Na Dae-il carved into his liver 15 years ago, and then Dae-il himself needs liver surgery at GUMC.
Doctor X: Mafia in White
Gye Su-jeong, stuck in the ER, sizes up charming new surgeon Na Dae-il, then operates when the patient he once saved falls ill before his surgery.
Doctor X: Mafia in White
Parked in the ER, Gye Su-jeong clips a cleaner's burst aneurysm while GUMC's specialists are away, and two senior doctors bet their white coats it fails.
Doctor X: Mafia in White
Gye Su-jeong is handed Do Yun-sik's teenage patient, then gets called away mid-operation to rescue the VIP chairman's failing surgery.
Doctor X: Mafia in White
Freelance surgeon Gye Su-jeong defies GUMC's star gallbladder surgeon on her first day, then takes over his operating table when the surgery goes wrong.