"Youth with You 2 for VIP" is a VIP exclusive derivative program based on iQIYI's self-made youth inspirational show "Youth with You 2". The program will create a new perspective by deeply digging into the content, presenting the trainees' training life and the preparation process behind the scenes that were not broadcast on the main program. On the one hand, it can show the young people's hard work on the road of dream pursuit, and transmit the positive spirit of them; on the other hand, it records the four-month growth and transformation of trainees, and shows their mental journey from multiple aspects.

Back to the Ground features legendary players who wrote pages of history in Korean baseball as they come back to the field for a special match with a Japanese team. The show follows the team's training and listens to the stories behind the stellar careers.

Couples contemplating divorce go on a retreat to simulate the process of divorce contemplation and reconciliation and to think about divorce realistically.

Go Fighting! is classified as a game-variety-reality show, and the MCs and guests complete missions at a landmark to win the objective. Usually each episode will also have an over-arching theme or story. Each episode varies in the challenges and the instructions given to the MCs, and rules are not strictly enforced, resulting in a largely unscripted show.

We Got Married is a South Korean reality variety show, one segment of the Sunday Sunday Night program. First broadcast in 2008, the show pairs up Korean celebrities to show what life would be like if they were married. Each...

"Human Table" is a food documentary with two men who are passionate about barbecue.

"Documentaries look at things slowly, and seriously, and reveal the long-term. It's that kind of genre. Through 'Human Table', I capture that through the topic of food and music", Lee Seung Gi.

Five youngsters are selected from thousands of applicants to compete in a reality show that could make them into an idol. Endless challenges and rigorous training are essential parts of the competition. All for what? A chance to work with the most illustrious entertainment agencies in the country. The competition is real, and the pressure, insurmountable. But the true competitions lies elsewhere: Mom. These Idol Moms are even more dedicated and ambitious than their children. Whether it's a working mom, a former supermodel, and the self-professed "dance mom," each mother is twice as motivated as her child. From designing their outfits to battling the details of their contracts, these moms will leave no stone unturned until their kid is an idol. The contestants include: dance/math prodigy and former reality TV contestant Yeom Da Hyun, Kim Nae Oh from Wanna One’s video “Beautiful,” hip hop specialist Jung Jae Woong, dance wunderkind Lee Hyun Jin, and model student Yoo Chae Young. With their multitute of talents, these kids are definitely not here to play games. In addition to their mothers’ “support,” the kids are coached by the biggest names in the industry. Kang Ta (H.O.T.) serves as MC and mentor to the contestants. Jang Jin Young (Black Beat, vocal trainer for EXO, Red Velvet and SHINee) works as the voice coach. Kim Tae Woo, dance trainer for EXO, SHINee’s Taemin and Super Junior’s Eun Hyuk), serves as the kids’ dance coach. With guest appearances from other idols and intensive sessions in SM Entertainment’s legendarily rigorous idol training program, the kids will soon realize that being an idol is hard work. And that’s even before they have to deal with their moms. Idol Moms is inspired by the American reality show “Dance Moms.”

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