People tend to get angry and sometimes we find it hard to keep our temper. There is a good solution to this matter; Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes! We never truly know what it feels like until we put ourselves in someone’s shoes. By experiencing what we have done to other, we can understand others and look back at ourselves.

Will people fall in love when they act together in a romantic K-drama? Love Like a K-Drama is a reality dating show that centers on four Korean actors and four Japanese actresses who come together to live and pair up to try and land lead roles in six mini K-dramas. Will they be able to pass the audition with the person they love, or will they have to witness their romantic interest kissing their competitors?

Oh! My Crazy Idol is a variety show that features different idol groups as guests and lets them play fun games that help fans get to know them more.

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"Master! I'm going to dance" The second season of "I'm going to dance" sprouts back. The show brings together 14 kids who love street dance and 5 masters of different styles in a street dance training camp. Through dance teaching and living together, we can establish a sincere teacher-student friendship and improve dance skills. Create your own street dance works and inherit the spirit of street dance. In the learning and life of the training camp, the children will absorb nutrients through various dance classes, discover their interests in lively and interesting outing tasks, comprehend collective consciousness in living together, and establish correct values. The program will follow the main program diversity link to expand the content and plot, strengthen the relationship between teacher and student life and dance, and reveal the ups and downs of cute babies and masters in the training camp.

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HOUSE OF SHARING is a new reality show that allows the viewers to get a glimpse at the sharing economy. Five celebrities live in a house and share their belongings with others. Some are accustomed to sharing things, while others prefer to own rather than to share. The housemates experience various services and platforms that help share belongings with other people. They also explore diverse opinions on the booming sharing economy in Korean Society.