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Viewers will be rooting for Su-jin, too, and the formidable Doona Bae plays her character as no-nonsense cop laser-focused on her end game.

They are pursued by those police officers — played with salty deadpan by Bae Doona and Lee Joo-young — who are like the stars of their own buddy-cop picture, easing the tedium of long hours in their unmarked car with weary banter and nonstop snacking.

Its failings, however, have nothing to do with Korean actress Bae Doona’s central performance as the awakened doll, Nozomi, which is an enchanting portrait of guilelessness and curiosity that exists in some unplaceable realm made of child’s play, otherworldly sentience and refined clowning.

Babylist, a registry site, said retailers were having a particularly hard time keeping hot branded items like the Doona stroller, Snoo bassinet, Keekaroo diaper changing pad and Elvie pump in stock.

Taking on her first non-Korean projects in recent years — including her guest run opposite Doona Bae on Lana and Lilly Wachowski’s Netflix drama “Sense8” — might also have to do with a deeper, more personal yearning.