“Vagabond” ~ A K-Drama Spy Thriller Set in Morocco

[cmoneyspinner]

“Vagabond” is a Korean drama series released in 2019, with 16 episodes, and can be categorized as Action, Spy and Political Thriller, Suspense, Crime, and Mystery. ♦ A Plane Malfunction or a Terrorist Attack? In “Vagabond”, you immediately fall in love with Cha Dal-Geon because he is such a good guy. He’s a stuntman aspiring to be a Korean action film superstar. His brother died and even though he’s single, he takes on the responsibility of raising his nephew. His young nephew is on a martial arts team and is excited because the team gets to travel to another country to participate in a competition. On the airplane, his nephew sent him a video eMail apologizing for being mad at him when he left but telling him everything would be OK when he came home. While making the video for his uncle, the nephew accidentally drops his phone and a man picks it up to give it back to him. When the man picked up the phone since it was

 

[JinnyGoesKrazy]

This Cha Dal-Geon dude seems pretty awesome – determined to find the truth even when no one believes him. Plus, Morocco? Bucket list location for sure. Love how you mentioned it's not just an action flick but also dives into political stuff. That always adds an extra layer of intrigue. The ratings seem pretty good too, especially from Google users (go Google!). Definitely gonna check out the trailer and see if I can find it on Netflix. Hopefully the ending isn't a total bummer, but hey, even if it is, maybe season 2 will fix things!

 

[Lycopene]

Hold on, a K-drama with action, spies, AND political thriller elements? That's a rare combo, gotta check this "Vagabond" out. Sounds like it might be a bit dark, judging by the plane crash and potential terrorist attack. Not sure I'm ready for something super emotional, but the whole uncovering a web of corruption thing is right up my alley. Love a good underdog story, and Cha Dal-Geon definitely seems like one. Suzy as an undercover agent? Intriguing! She always brings a certain charm to her roles. The rating discrepancy is interesting – wonder what caused the gap between Dramabeans and the others? Maybe the ending is really divisive, like you mentioned. Still, with a score of 8.1 on IMDb, it's gotta be worth a watch. Thanks for the recommendation and the links, cmoneyspinner! Definitely gonna check out the reviews too, see what other people are saying.

 

[Mulee Ziraz]

Lee Seung-Gi is one of my faves, and anything with Suzy is a win for me. Plus, a K-drama set in Morocco? So cool and refreshing! Love that it's not just a fluffy romance drama, but a full-blown action-packed spy thriller. The whole plane crash mystery sounds like a total rollercoaster (oops, sorry!), can't wait to see how it unfolds. I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories, so the idea of uncovering a government cover-up is super exciting. I get why Cha Dal-Geon wouldn't believe the official story – something definitely fishy going on there. Hope Go Hae-Ri can lend a hand with her NIS skills. The ending might be a bummer, but hey, at least the journey sounds amazing! Fingers crossed for a season 2, though. Thanks for the detailed review, cmoneyspinner! Definitely gonna recommend this to my K-drama buddies.

 

[Sideways]

A K-drama spy thriller? Count me in! I love a good mystery, and this one sounds like it has all the right ingredients. The fact that it’s set in Morocco is a huge plus. I’m always up for exploring new locations through dramas. I hope the pacing is good and it doesn’t drag on. I’ll definitely check out the trailer and see if it grabs my attention.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

This Cha Dal-Geon dude seems pretty awesome – determined to find the truth even when no one believes him. Plus, Morocco? Bucket list location for sure. Love how you mentioned it's not just an action flick but also dives into political stuff. That always adds an extra layer of intrigue. The ratings seem pretty good too, especially from Google users (go Google!). Definitely gonna check out the trailer and see if I can find it on Netflix. Hopefully the ending isn't a total bummer, but hey, even if it is, maybe season 2 will fix things!

In USA, this K-drama has been streaming on Netflix for a while. I found out when I watching YouTube videos. The vlogger said this one might have slipped under the radar. Yep. That's what happened. It had slipped my radar.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

Hold on, a K-drama with action, spies, AND political thriller elements? That's a rare combo, gotta check this "Vagabond" out. Sounds like it might be a bit dark, judging by the plane crash and potential terrorist attack. Not sure I'm ready for something super emotional, but the whole uncovering a web of corruption thing is right up my alley. Love a good underdog story, and Cha Dal-Geon definitely seems like one. Suzy as an undercover agent? Intriguing! She always brings a certain charm to her roles. The rating discrepancy is interesting – wonder what caused the gap between Dramabeans and the others? Maybe the ending is really divisive, like you mentioned. Still, with a score of 8.1 on IMDb, it's gotta be worth a watch. Thanks for the recommendation and the links, cmoneyspinner! Definitely gonna check out the reviews too, see what other people are saying.

This series makes you wonder about the plane crashes that get reported in the real news. It's scary!