Where can you watch the Bargain K-drama online? Bargain is a Korean crime-thriller series that received positive reviews from fans and critics alike. The K-drama won Best Screenplay at the 2023 Canneseries Festival and the Critics’ Choice Award at the Seriencamp Festival in Germany.
For curious fans looking forward to binge-watching the series, here’s what we know!
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What Is the Plot of Bargain K-Drama?
The Korean thriller series Bargain revolves around a group of strangers who gather at a remote hotel seeking to bargain.
In the K-drama, men are lured to the hotel under the guise of sexual encounters only to find out that their organs are auctioned to the highest bidder.
Noh Hyung-soo visits a hotel room to see Park Joo-young for sexual services. As it turns out, she is an operator in an organ trafficking ring.
Later on, Hyung-soo finds himself surrounded by people who want to buy his organs, with Joo-young holding the auction for his organs.
However, an unexpected earthquake traps all the victims, traffickers, and buyers inside the building. All of them are forced to find ways to survive, not just from the aftermath of the earthquake, but also from each other.
"All the characters in the series are rogues and villains," Bargain director Jeon Woo-sung told NME, "I wanted to make the earthquake a punishment for them and I wanted to show how they'd react to this kind of natural disaster."
The K-drama Bargain garnered a total of six episodes with runtimes of around 35 minutes each.
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Where to Watch Bargain K-Drama Online
The K-drama Bargain is available to stream on Paramount+, which makes sense as Bargain is licensed by Paramount Global Content Distribution outside of Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.
It is unlikely that the K-drama will be available on other streaming services.
The K-drama Bargain is part of a strategic partnership between Paramount and CJ ENM.
As part of their deal, Paramount+ and TVING, a South Korean streaming service controlled by CJ ENM, will co-produce seven original Korean series (Bargain is the second on the list).
Paramount Plus has two subscription options: the Paramount Plus essential plan, which costs $5.99 monthly and includes ads, and the Paramount Plus premium plan, which costs $11.99 per month.
The premium plan has no ads and includes live streams of your local CBS affiliate and access to Showtime content.
Meanwhile, you can watch the trailer for Bargain below:
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