Asian Drama

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Episodes: 10

Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

Airs On: Friday

Every week there will be a featured market from South Korea and within it, there are 3 types of food selected as its representatives. The cast and guest(s), as contestants, have to play games and win to be able to enjoy the food. There will be a dressing theme concept for the cast and guest(s) to follow for the filming of each episode. For episodes, 1–4, the program format is only 3 rounds of song dictation. From episode 5, the program format changed to 2 rounds of song dictation, with a Snack Time in between the dictation segments.

Celebrities’ moms observe their sons and record precious moments in “Mom’s Diary.”

The cast members take various trips throughout South Korea, including many offshore islands, recommending various places that viewers can visit. While doing so, members also perform missions at a certain mealtime or point of the day to earn rewards (eg. foods that are famous in the region they visit) and to avoid punishments

The fourth season of blasting returns! The new upgrade of Sino-foreign confrontation, the new competition system of the star tutor professional dancer reality show, gives young people a new definition of trend culture. Fight for love, battle for peace!

Yuta takes in upon himself to be NCT's guide on their trip to Osaka, Japan.

“The Fool’s Chart” is a show that releases weekly charts that are only compiled from the perspective of people who are pushover-types. From the “Fool’s Alert List,” for those who don’t want to be pushovers anymore, to the “List of Sensible Living for Fools,” for those who are not afraid to be a pushover for self-satisfaction, there will be entertaining discussions and fierce competition under the theme of the various charts. “The Fool’s Chart” will deal with a variety of topics, such as shopping, dieting, and human relationships, and the charts will be organized from first place to 10th place through research on men and women in their 20s and 40s. The five hosts will conduct discussions based on various clues and match the rankings through fun competitions.

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“In the SOOP BTS Ver.” (“soop” means “forest” in Korean) takes place in the woods, and the concept of the show is to spend time doing activities that are “somewhere in between everyday life and leisure.” The members will create their own schedules in advance and each spend time enjoying their hobbies. Though all of the members will each be doing different things, the seven of them will be spending time together in the same place.

Animal lovers are in for a treat when dogs become the star of the show! A range of dog-loving folk learn key pet care tips, with animal experts on hand to put pooches – and their owners – through their paces. Watch owners have some unforgettable doggy-related experiences – with proud mommy dogs giving birth to adorable newborn puppies, adventurous canines (and their owners) navigating tough obstacle courses, and pets learning how to follow complex instructions. Human owners learn how to care for their pets when they are ill, how to take the ultimate doggy-themed selfie, how to train dogs to scare off home intruders, and much, much more. Vets, dog trainers, photographers, and other experts are on hand with pro-level dog hacks, while cats also make an appearance in a special section for feline furballs. A lovable bulldog named Jjimppong attempts to hog the limelight, and his adventures take him on a quest for love – with doggy nuptials in the air! “Dog Star TV” is a 2017 South Korean variety show.

In this era of work-life balance and little pleasures in life, this talk show gives viewers a chance to revisit their favorite scenes from a movie, a drama, literature, and music.

This show is the first SBS entertainment show in which the strongest artists from each field become game players while trainees from KQ Entertainment are the game characters as they go through various games and quests.