Asian Drama

Newly single and ready to mingle, divorced men and women enter the Dolsing Village looking to date, cohabitate and find love again.

Three Meals a Day, which has been loved all over the country, has returned with a newer and more 'light' look to celebrate its 10th anniversary! Where will Chef Cha, who can quickly prepare a bowl of rice anywhere, and Mr. Cham Bada, who has become more experienced and versatile, and Cha Seung Won & Yoo Hae Jin, who have been friends for 10 years, go to the Three Meals a Day House? This summer, which was unusually hot, a special story that unfolds over mountains and across seas, Three Meals a Day: Light, is coming.

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Episodes: 10

The top 1% of students from five prestigious universities in Korea (Seoul National University, KAIST, Pohang University of Science and Technology, Yonsei University, Korea University) participate, and only utilize brain power (mental calculations, calculations, reasoning, games, memorization, etc.) without politics, betrayal, alliances, or deception.

One of the best MCs in the country, Yu Jae Seok, often asks about how others play on their day-offs. It has gotten to the point that he says this out of habit. His saying sparks an idea in Kim Tae Ho's head. He gets the thought of filming celebrities on their day-offs on a relay camera. So Tae Ho hands a small and portable camera to Jae Seok out of the blue. At first, Jae Seok is taken aback but goes along with the idea. Starting with Jae Seok, celebrities get handed a camera to film their everyday lifestyle. Some may work out to get in shape, some may simply rest up from their tiring schedule, and others may meet up with friends they didn't have the time to. From well-known comedians to global superstars, the relay camera captures unexpected and uniques stories. Take a peek at what the celebrities are up to on their day-offs and discover something new about them.

On Moving Day, two hosts hear the most moving stories about the new beginning. The new show follows people who face significant life changes - marriage, moving out from their parent's house, welcoming a new addition to the family, etc. - and start anew by moving to a new place.

Go Won TV is a vlog series that follows Go Won, the 11th member of South Korean girl group Loona, with behind the scenes footage of the group through her eyes.

Chord with audiences seeking genuine connections. This Korean reality show stands out from the scripted narratives dominating the genre. Love After Divorce creates an authentic space for divorced individuals to mingle and engage without relying on predetermined storylines. For those disillusioned with love, the show becomes a transformative experience, reigniting the hope and warmth associated with romantic connections. Having completed four successful seasons, Love After Divorce has undeniably resonated with viewers, marking its place as a refreshing and heartfelt addition to the reality show landscape. chord with audiences.

Episodes: 10

Duration: 1 hr. 30 min.

Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

Aired On: Thursday

Ratings: 7.2

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New experts join the third season of ‘The Dictionary of Useless Knowledge’, an exciting talk show featuring in-depth discussion of history, literature, and science!

The fourth season of “My Daughter’s Men”! Celebrity dads watch as their daughters on a date in real time! As the dads observe what kind of men their daughters like and how they interact with guys, they gain a whole new insight on their daughters and their bonds grow stronger!

The Inn (Chinese: 亲爱的·客栈) is a Chinese variety show aired on Hunan Broadcasting Station. In the variety show, a couple will manage an inn with a company of friends as guest for 20 days. The Inn shared the same production team with another variety show by Hunan Broadcasting System, Divas Hits The Road. The show had Jackson Yee and Yang Zi as guest on the first three episodes and the fourth and fifth episodes respectively.