SBS's afternoon drama 'Vagabond,' screenplay by Jang Young-cheol and Chung Kyung-soon, and also directed by Yoo In-sik / CEO of Celltrion Entertainment Park Jae-sam, showed explosive reactions in the second half of the year, with spectacular visual beauty, action scenes, and a solid story.

Getting as evidenced by this, last July 24, CJ&M and Nielsen Korea jointly developed the Consumer Behavior Based Content Influence Index (CPI) in the third week of September.

In the recent two episodes, Cha Dal-gun (Lee Seung-gi) and Go Hae-ri (Bae Suzy) were intuited that terrorists were involved in the crash of a civil airliner.

After finding disagreement over the civil aircraft crash, they misunderstood each other and pointed at each other's guns.

In addition to their airport fashion runway, they are wearing a patented dark jacket, loose cargo pants, a cross bag, and for Go Hae-ri is a white blouse, bootcut black jeans, a beige oversized jacket. It also features a comfortable, stylish airport fashion that even matches with sunglasses.

In particular, the two people's attitudes, like the 'pole' airport fashion, this also makes a noticeable difference in temperature, which stimulates the eyes. Cha Dal-Gun circulates around with his sharp gesture and rigid expression, approaching Go Hae-ri and whispering as if he is conveying something secret.

The production company Celltrion Entertainment said, "I felt the authenticity and enthusiasm for the work in the form of Lee Seung-gi and Bae Suzy, who talked about the work if they met. In the overseas location where it may be uncomfortable, the actors who helped to complete the scene by empowering the field staff without complaining."
'Vagabond' is a spy action melo blockbuster show by SBS that digs into a huge national corruption found in the hidden truths of a man involved in a civil airliner crash.

This will broadcast every Thursday and Friday in SBS and can also be found on Netflix for the international viewers.