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The South Korean zombie genre (and television industry in general) just keeps on giving, as Kingdom Season Two picks right where the first iteration left us off, with our characters in vulnerable positions facing the consequences of both a deadly plague ravaging the countryside and ruthless court intrigue seeking to dismantle the Prince's reign. Season Two contains just as much nailbiting action and tense scenes as the first, whilst bringing the initial sage of this series to