Agent Kim Reactivated episode count as
Netflix viewers are desperate to discover what lies ahead following Agent Kim Reactivated's explosive opening episodes. The streaming giant has launched a brand-new action thriller starring So Ji-sub in the lead role of Agent Kim, which is already making its way up the UK Top 10 chart. Adapted from the webtoon Manager Kim, the series — one of Netflix's many acclaimed K-dramas — centres on an ordinary, devoted father who is compelled to unveil his secret identity in order to save his missing daughter.
The show made its debut on SBS TV on June 26, with episodes also available to stream on Netflix, though only two instalments have dropped so far. The gripping opener introduced Kim Do-hyeon, a retired North-South Korean covert operative who stepped away from the field to honour his late wife's dying wishes. However, when his daughter Min-ji is abducted, Kim is thrust back into the world of espionage, swiftly attracting the attention of the National Special Missions Bureau. Here is everything you need to know about the episode count for the series.
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As the story unfolds, Kim encounters two fellow fathers who share his covert past: Seong Han-su (Choi Dae-hoon) and Park Jin-cheol (Yoon Kyung-ho). The trio find themselves up against a host of formidable adversaries, including a construction executive and a North Korean agent.
Audiences have already been left on the edge of their seats after just two episodes, and are now eager to know exactly how many remain. The complete series comprises 10 episodes, with two instalments airing weekly on Fridays and Saturdays.
The concluding two episodes are anticipated to arrive on July 24 and 25.
Viewing statistics have been disclosed for the opening two episodes, revealing 1.9million viewers for episode one and 3.2million for episode two.
The substantial surge in audience numbers is projected to persist as enthusiasts keenly anticipate the next two instalments on July 3 and July 4. The weekly rollout strategy marks a departure from Netflix's typical approach, as the platform usually releases entire series simultaneously for most programmes.
Enthusiasts have flocked to IMDb reviews to express their opinions on the series thus far, with one stating: "One of the most brutal k-dramas. Emotional as well.
"I have watch a lot of Action-thriller film and series from Korea, most of them were the same. Thrilling, yes, but not emotional in a way that makes my heartbeat escalated. Yet this k-drama gave me that feeling."
Another remarked: "I think the first episode was already superbly done, it was so much fun to finally watch it, and I'm already looking forward to the next episodes of the series."
A third contributor wrote: "Agent Kim Reactivated has already pulled me in completely. The story starts on a strong note, setting up an intriguing plot with excellent pacing, suspense, and enough mystery to keep you wanting the next episode immediately."
Agent Kim Reactivated airs on Netflix with two episodes airing each week, on Fridays and Saturdays.