Asian Drama

Witch's Basketball Club follows a group of female celebrities growing up as basketball players. Though they have been avoiding exercises for various reasons, they are now eager to become athletes with physical strength and team spirit. The team has matches with women's basketball clubs around the nation and participates in the amateur league. Moon Kyung-eun and Hyun Joo-yeop, two of the best basketball stars in the 90s, join the show as the coaches who help the unnies turn into basketball players.

This is a program for all the bosses in Korea! So many office workers and employees are working hard night and day to live a better life. During their working hours, working with their boss is unavoidable. This show will capture all the behind scenes of employees and bosses working closely. Let’s dive in to find out how frustrating, inspiring, and challenging bosses could be to their employees at a work setting!

Are you a boss? If you are, are you sure you're a good boss? This program turns the table around, giving employees a chance to tell what they really think about their boss. Three bosses take the appraisal with confident, but neither a veteran comedian, a famous chef, nor the Mayor of Seoul can escape the bombarding facts about them. They try to deny or deflect the realities, but in the end, they look back themselves and find out what they do was over-the-top. The vast difference between what the bosses think and what the staffs think causes such a big laugh that you can blow off some work stress.

A variety show hosted by Yoo Jae-suk and Kim Gu-ra where adolescents and their parents share their issues.

Episodes: 62

Duration: 1 hr. 20 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Ratings: 8.2