Asian Drama

A relationship that's closer than anything, and yet feels like the most distant relationship on earth - a father and daughter's.

As time goes by, these two who got distanced start clearing up misunderstandings and hidden feelings, try to understand each other better and forgive each other.

(Source: Korean = OnDemandKorea)

Episodes: 30

Duration: 1 hr. 30 min.

Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

Aired On: Wednesday

A fierce girl group competition program, pitting K-Pop female teams against one another to determine the "#1" K-Pop girl group.

The show invites idols who are making a comeback to eat with Lee Young Ja and Kim Sook at a rural farmhouse where they will discuss music and eat customized recipes. The title is a play on a word for “food” in Korean (밥, which they are romanizing as “bob”) and “K-pop.”

Idol Star Athletics Championships is back for the new year of 2020. Jun Hyun Moo, Dahyun, and Leeteuk are the MCs. Sportscasters and judges of each category provide their expertise for a more solid game. 44 teams including SEVENTEEN, MONSTA X, OH MY GIRL, ITZY, MOMOLAND, SF9, VICTON join the show. This year, archery, track and field, pitching, penalty shootout, equestrian are the major events. Also, e-sports is part of the lineup since it garnered popularity last Chuseok. The floor MCs will be JooE and Lee Dae Hwi. They will add more entertainment to the events with their fun interviews happening live on the very site. 2020 Idol Star Athletics Championships - New Year Special will be filled with the sportsmanship of various idol groups and legendary experts. Don't miss out and stay tuned.

“We Play” is a unique variety show in which the cast members enjoy AR (augmented reality) games. The story behind the show involves the cast members who are originally part of a “prodigy choir” and are summoned into a game world when they accidentally eat a “mystic egg.”

(Source: Soompi)

Episodes: 12

Idols are locked in a prison-like room and in order to escape they need to do an interview and release as much information about themselves as they can.

This show features celebrities that would boast themselves as well-spoken competes for the real 'speaking' winner. Those who can win everyone over with their smooth speech engage a fierce battle of words to push his or her argument. The 'words' are varied from strangely compelling logic, helpful knowledge from professional experience to some outdated words that might embarrass both the speaker and the audiences. So, welcome to the battle of words that makes you roll on the floor laughing.

“Player” is a program where people have to hold in their laughter while carrying out their individual duties in situations where they’re not allowed to laugh. If they fail to hold back their laughter, water will come out of a special-made device and flow to their faces, and their respective appearance fees will be deducted by a certain amount. Only those who escape the laughter trap can avoid penalties and deduction of fees.

The show follows elderly women who mastered life but do not know Hangul, and five celebrities in their 20's who mastered Hangul but have questions about life.

The show follows elderly women who mastered life but do not know Hangul, and five celebrities in their 20's who mastered Hangul but have questions about life.

Inspired by a critically acclaimed documentary, the show features grandmothers who couldn't learn Hangul in their childhood trying to learn the language in the twilight years. They are eager to learn to do what they've always dreamed of: to write their own names or to read letters from children. Also, grandmas' simple and peaceful lives in the countryside give you a big smile. Some celebrities will be here to help them. Actress Moon So-ri, an education university graduate who teaches in college, will teach the senior students Hangul in a fun way. Young celebrity classmates also participate in class, learning the language and the precious life wisdom.

The show is the first ever global K-pop idols' news & talk show. The "TMI" in the show's name stands for Thursday Mnet Idol. The show is currently retrieving any possible TMI (Too Much Information) information from the public about the idol groups or their individual members through their online form, and the information that will be used for the show is "news reported" on the show.

The show is the first ever global K-pop idols' news & talk show. The "TMI" in the show's name stands for Thursday Mnet Idol. The show is currently retrieving any possible TMI (Too Much Information) information from the public about the idol groups or their individual members through their online form, and the information that will be used for the show is "news reported" on the show.

Interviewer and producer Lee Eun-Jae of variety show “MMTG,” a program that kicked off on SBS’ YouTube platform in February 2018. The program, which features interviews with stars in different fields, has a separate YouTube channel.

Interviewer and producer Lee Eun-Jae of variety show “MMTG,” a program that kicked off on SBS’ YouTube platform in February 2018. The program, which features interviews with stars in different fields, has a separate YouTube channel.

Super TV is a show that twists all of variety show formats in the world and presents them in Super Junior’s own way. This format is called Super Junior Crazy Idol Variety. The show's format will include quiz show, talk show, game show, eating show, reality, documentary, sports, film, and comedy.

Super TV stars members Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, and Donghae, with slogan that saying 'There are some who are less crazy, but there’s no one that’s not crazy'.

The media is evolving and diversifying into forms of unimagined only a few years ago. Now, it's time for '1conomy generation'! The Internet, which enabled traditional consumers of information to be providers of information, effectively provoked one-person media organizations. 'We Like Zines!' is about to publish their very first book.

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What can’t your favorite idol groups do? “Fan Heart Attack Idol TV” is a web variety show that challenges idol groups to carry out different missions and show a new side of themselves to their fans. The series is a mobile entertainment collaboration between Korea and China. The 10 episodes, which originally aired in 2016, featured the members of the idol groups BTOB, Lovelyz, MONSTA X, B.A.P, B1A4, Cosmic Girls, VIXX, ASTRO, CLC and UP10TION.

After School Club features various musical guests of South Korea and the series is directed at an international audience so the principal language is English with Korean subtitles and translations produced on air. It allows international fans of K-pop music to interact directly with the live shows through social media: fans can join in on the live broadcasts through video chats in Google Hangouts, send in tweets to the show's official Twitter account, and are also able to share comments, ask questions, and request music videos on the show's official Facebook account.

After School Club features various musical guests of South Korea and the series is directed at an international audience so the principal language is English with Korean subtitles and translations produced on air. It allows international fans of K-pop music to interact directly with the live shows through social media: fans can join in on the live broadcasts through video chats in Google Hangouts, send in tweets to the show's official Twitter account, and are also able to share comments, ask questions, and request music videos on the show's official Facebook account.

Hour-long interview-style variety show where idols are asked psychological questions.