Adventure by Accident (2022)
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Kian84 chose his own way to find his real self as he found himself having burnout and being stuck in a rut as he's been living the same life for over ten years. By a happy coincidence, Kian84 travels to South America, the other side of the world, with just a backpack with him. Joining him are Actor Lee Si Eon, who showed wonderful bromance in Home Alone, and Pani Bottle, a YouTuber who has over 1.36 million subscribers. Stay tuned to their unpredictable travelog in South America!
Release Date
11 December 2022
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Korean,
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MBC,
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Summary
"Adventure by Accident - " is korean Language Tv Show.
"Adventure by Accident" was released on 18 May 2024 .
It has cast of: Kian84 as Self - Traveler, Lee Si-eon as Self - Traveler, Pani Bottle as Self - Traveler, Dex as Self - Traveler, Jang Do-yeon as Self - Panelist, Simon Dominic as Self - Panelist, Lee Seung-hoon as Self - Panelist in lead roles.
Series Cast
It Crew included: in lead roles.
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Returning SeriesReleased on:
18 May 2024
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Type:Reality
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