Gianna JunSeo Munju
Gang Dong-wonPaik Sanho
Lee Mi-sookLim Okseon
Park Hae-joonJang Junik
Oh Jung-seJang Jun-sang
Lee Sang-heeYeo Mi-ji
Joo Jong-hyukPark Chang-hee
Park In-hwanFather Yang
Jung Young-sookHwa Rim
Christopher GorhamEthan
John ChoAnderson MillerWhy it may be worth watching
- Tempest combines Drama and Mystery storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Gianna Jun, Gang Dong-won, Lee Mi-sook.
- Viewers currently rate it 7.6/10 from 87 votes.
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Tempest
Who can you trust? What will you protect?
Seo Munju, a highly accomplished diplomat and former ambassador to the United Nations, and Sanho, an international special agent shrouded in a veil of secrets, race to uncover the truth behind an attack that threatens the future stability of the Korean peninsula.
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Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, Mystery. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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spyambassadorromanceconspiracypolitical assassinationagentassassination of presidentassassination attempt
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Simply put uninspiring nonsense.
The story appears to revolve around the shortcomings in a female diplomats husband. Apparently he does not understand the political landscape. Worse still, it sounds like he's a nationalist. All of which makes him "weak".
Then there's those evil North Koreans threatening nuclear annihilation.
Its not hard to see the pro DEI bias in all of this, nor the pitch for globalism.
Acting is decent but then on its own, that can't compensate for this series shortcomings.
I managed one episode and that was quite …
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Simply put uninspiring nonsense.
The story appears to revolve around the shortcomings in a female diplomats husband. Apparently he does not understand the political landscape. Worse still, it sounds like he's a nationalist. All of which makes him "weak".
Then there's those evil North Koreans threatening nuclear annihilation.
Its not hard to see the pro DEI bias in all of this, nor the pitch for globalism.
Acting is decent but then on its own, that can't compensate for this series shortcomings.
I managed one episode and that was quite enough to know I wont be watching this again.
In summary, wouldn't it be nice to live in a world where entertainment was free of the incessant drone of DEI nonsense and one sided politics?
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