Vagabond Season 2:- Vagabond is a South Korean action thriller drama that follows the story of a stuntman who uncovers a conspiracy behind a plane crash that killed his nephew and a covert operative who helps him in his quest for justice. The first season of the show aired on SBS TV and Netflix from September 20 to November 23, 2019, and received positive reviews and ratings from critics and viewers. The show ended with a cliffhanger that left many fans wondering about the fate of the main characters and the mastermind behind the crash. Here is everything you need to know about the second season of Vagabond, as of November 11, 2023.
Release Date
As of now, there is no official confirmation about the renewal or cancellation of Vagabond Season 2. However, there are rumors and speculations that the show might return for a second season, as the first season was planned and produced with a sequel in mind. According to some sources, the production of the second season is already underway in a secret location, and the show might premiere in late 2022 or early 2023. However, these are not verified by the makers or the cast of the show, so take them with a grain of salt.
If the show does get renewed, it will most likely follow the same schedule as the first season, which means it will air on SBS TV on Fridays and Saturdays at 10 p.m. KST (Korea Standard Time), and on Netflix worldwide after the broadcast. The time zone conversion for some major regions are as follows.
Time Zones
- PST (Pacific Standard Time): Fridays and Saturdays at 5 a.m.
- EST (Eastern Standard Time): Fridays and Saturdays at 8 a.m.
- GMT (Greenwich Mean Time): Fridays and Saturdays at 1 p.m.
- IST (Indian Standard Time): Fridays and Saturdays at 6:30 p.m.
- AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight Time): Fridays and Saturdays at 12 a.m. (next day)
Spoiler Alert for Vagabond Season 2
The second season of Vagabond will likely continue from where the first season left off, and reveal the truth behind the plane crash and the identity of Samael, the mysterious figure who orchestrated the whole scheme. The first season ended with Cha Dal-geon (Lee Seung-gi) being shot by a sniper in Lisbon, Portugal while trying to expose the corruption and conspiracy to the world. Go Hae-ri (Bae Suzy) was also in Lisbon, working undercover as a translator for Edward Park (Jo Woo-jin), the CEO of Dynamic System and the secret leader of Samael. The last scene showed Dal-geon opening his eyes and smiling, implying that he survived the gunshot and was ready to fight back.
Storyline
The second season will likely show how Dal-geon and Hae-ri will team up again to bring down Edward Park and his allies, who are involved in arms dealing, money laundering, and political manipulation. They will also have to face threats from Jessica Lee (Moon Jung-hee), the former lobbyist of John & Mark who was imprisoned for her role in the crash, and Jerome (Park Ah-in), the assassin who works for Samael.
Moreover, they will have to deal with the consequences of their actions, as they are wanted by the authorities for being involved in the plane crash and the murder of Kim Woo-gi (Jang Hyuk-jin), the co-pilot who was the key witness. They will also have to cope with their feelings for each other, as they have developed a romantic attraction over the course of their investigation.
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Ratings and Awards
The first season of Vagabond was a huge success, both domestically and internationally. It was one of the most-watched shows on SBS TV, with an average rating of 10.4% and a peak rating of 13.0%. It also ranked as the most popular show on Netflix in South Korea and other countries, such as Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.
It also received positive reviews from critics and viewers, who praised the show’s action scenes, plot twists, cinematography, and performances. The show also won several awards, such as the Best Actor Award for Lee Seung-gi, the Best Actress Award for Bae Suzy, the Best Supporting Actress Award for Moon Jung-hee, and the Best Couple Award for Lee Seung-gi and Bae Suzy at the SBS Drama Awards 2019.
Expectations
The expectations for the second season of Vagabond are very high, as the fans are eagerly waiting to see the resolution of the cliffhanger and the closure of the story. The fans are also hoping to see more action, romance, and suspense in the second season, and to witness the chemistry and teamwork of the main leads. The fans are also curious to see how the show will handle the COVID-19 pandemic situation, which might affect the production and filming of the show. The fans are also hoping that the show will not disappoint them and will deliver a satisfying and thrilling finale.
Cast and Characters in Table
The cast and characters of the second season of Vagabond are expected to be the same as the first season, with some possible additions or subtractions. Here is a table of the main cast and characters of the show:
Character | Actor/Actress |
---|---|
Cha Dal-gun | Lee Seung-gi |
Go Hae-ri | Bae Suzy |
Ki Tae-woong | Shin Sung-rok |
Jessica Lee | Moon Jung-hee |
Jung Kook-pyo | Baek Yoon-shik |
Hong Soon-jo | Moon Sung-keun |
Edward Park | Lee Kyung-young |
Kang Joo-chul | Lee Ki-young |
Min Jae-shik | Jung Man-shik |
Gong Hwa-sook | Hwang Bo-ra |
Kim Woo-gi | Jang Hyuk-jin |
Lily | Park Ah-in |
Miki | Ryu Won |
Hong Seung-beom | Kim Jung-hyun |
Park Gwang-deok | Go Gyu-pil |
Jerome | Yoo Teo |
Oh Sang-mi | Kang Kyung-hun |
Kim Do-su | Choi Dae-chul |
Yun Han-gi | Kim Min-jong |
Kim Se-hoon | Shin Seung-hwan |
An Gi-dong | Kim Jong-soo |
Park Man-young | Choi Kwang-il |
Lee Pil-sun | Choi Yoo-jin |
Cha Hoon | Jung Hyun-joon / Moon Woo-jin |
Choi Jung-yun | Seo Sang-won |
Kevin Kim | Lee Hwang-eui |
Lim Pil-gyu | Hong Seo-joon |
Trailer
Recap of Season 1
The first season of Vagabond follows the story of Cha Dal-geon, a stuntman who loses his nephew Cha Hoon in a mysterious plane crash that kills over 200 civilians. He travels to Morocco to attend the funeral of the victims, where he recognizes a passenger who was supposed to be dead. He confronts the man and realizes that the plane crash was not an accident, but a planned attack. He meets Go Hae-ri, a covert operative for the National Intelligence Service who is posing as a translator at the Korean embassy. He asks for her help, but she initially refuses, as she is ordered to cover up the incident.
However, as Dal-geon finds more clues and evidence, he convinces Hae-ri to join him in his investigation. They discover that the plane crash was orchestrated by a mysterious figure named Samael, who is involved in a global conspiracy of arms dealing, money laundering, and political manipulation. They also learn that the co-pilot of the plane, Kim Woo-gi, survived the crash and is the key witness to the truth. They try to protect him and bring him to Korea, but they face many obstacles and enemies along the way.
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