I thought episode 6 was really well done. It was a good blend of a case, the angst in trying to reach an outcome and dealing with issues personally. And his comment towards the end “she’s feisty” - classic :)
Sadly, I don’t feel compelled to continue after the first two episodes. Personally, I like the title, the cast and the premise (cryogenics is one of my all time favourite storyline’s). It’s just for me, the execution falls flat for a whole range of reasons including the editing, the drawn out flashbacks and, perhaps what seems to be forced humour. There are some great comments below by others, both for and against what has happened so far, and so I think it’s one of those shows you have to watch and just judge for yourself.
This is a decent spy thriller with a good dose of action that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It is what it is - full on entertainment. Love it.
Vagabond has a very good cast. I think our leads are doing just fine. In the support roles, we even have the likes of Kim Jung Hyun, who plays a very nice guy in Shady Mother-in-Law, playing a decent scumbag here as the assistant to Jessica Lee.
The end to episode 4 - a classic encounter and outcome with a hook that wants you to see what is said next. I’m going to keep enjoying the ride...
Thank you for preparing this amazing overview of the dramas coming up. There is so much to choose from! The last month or so has been a bit disappointing in kdramaland. I’m looking forward to Leverage, When the Camellia Blooms, Melting Softly and Emergency Lands of Love. Then there are the others!
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Vagabond has a very good cast. I think our leads are doing just fine. In the support roles, we even have the likes of Kim Jung Hyun, who plays a very nice guy in Shady Mother-in-Law, playing a decent scumbag here as the assistant to Jessica Lee.
The end to episode 4 - a classic encounter and outcome with a hook that wants you to see what is said next. I’m going to keep enjoying the ride...
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