Se Ieong’s here and she comes bearing gifts: never-before-seen footage of BUSTED! Season 2, complete with her insider commentary. Relive the laughs with Sehun’s attempt at being a human claw machine, a confused Lee Kwang Soo’s desperate attempts at escape, and more hijinks behind the scenes as we gear up for the premiere of Season 3.

(Source: Youtube)

Episodes: 4

Duration: 8 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Ratings: 8.3

K-POP Korean, Xinchao Korea is an online Korean language school for K-POP fans and Korean learners, aiming to help Vietnamese who love Korean content and want to learn Korean. The episode consists of three parts: first, viewers can learn Korean through famous K-POP songs. Jin-ju, the Korean-Vietnamese idol, and Seong-jae, a Korean who loves Vietnam, will guide you. Second, My Linh, the Vietnam student who studies in Korea, will experience the K-Culture, introduced in songs and TV series, and learn the language Koreans use daily. Last, the show also teaches the hottest expressions and living tips useful when visiting Korea.

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ITZY's new show on Naver NOW for 2021.

This vacation reality program will feature young actors who are friends but have yet to go on a proper vacation together as they set off to an unknown destination. The group will visit Queensland, Australia to enjoy a relaxing vacation in an unfamiliar place. The cast members appear to have nothing specific in common but they're all alumni of the Korea National University of Arts except Lee Kyu Hyung. Lee Kyu Hyung and Lee Sang Yi performed together in the musical “A Gentleman’s Guide To Love And Murder” and were met with high praise as a “legendary pair.”

Between strangers, between co-workers who see each other every day, and even within family, the lack of communication deters the possibility of finding a common ground and blocks the road to solution. In this program, participants send meals prepared with love and care to those with whom they are having a communication issue, along with a message from the heart.

“In the SOOP” (“soop” means “forest” in Korean) takes place in a house in the woods, and the concept is to spend time “somewhere between everyday life and leisure". Participants will create their own schedules in advance and spend time enjoying their hobbies.