The program opened applications for students or parents of their children, who want to take up 1-to-1 tuition from the home tutors recruited by the program. The home tutors will then visit the homes of the picked registrants and conduct 1-to-1 tuition, while at the same time giving life lessons and advice. Upon completion of their first lessons, for the next lessons tests will be conducted, and if the students do not score more than 90 marks, the home tutors will end their provisions of tuition to the students. The hosts and studio guests watch the ways the tutors conduct their lessons in the studio and provide some commentaries about their ways of teaching.

Brave Single Parenting - Raise On My Own is an observational reality show following three households. Three single moms open up their daily lives with kids to the audience and share various information helpful for raising children independently.

Your favorite celebrities as producers! In this variety program, celebrities try their hands at becoming a TV producer to produce their own television programs.

It is a travel content that takes the concept of the board game Blue Marble and throws a dice to go around the earth. Travel creators shoot content at each destination and give a space travel prize to the person with the highest total number of content views.

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A new factual talk show explores human nature by examining the lives of two characters with the exact nature but different life paths and the devastating consequences that 'one difference' makes.

Ya Shim Man Man was a South Korean talk show. Citizens were surveyed about various questions, and celebrity guests had to guess the public's top answers to the questions, sparking much discussion.

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'YoGoBaLa - Social Life of High Schoolers Nowadays' offers an inside look at the newest teenage lifestyle. Hosted by Umji from GFRIEND, who boasts lots of tips to share with teenage viewers, and Yoon San Ha from ASTRO, who is also a high school student himself, the show introduces new teen trends that students aged 13 to 18 (also known as 1318) enjoy and shares hot tips on what teenagers worry about. Viewers send messages through a mobile app and Twitter account to share their stories and concerns. After collecting messages, the hosts pick some of the stories each week that fit the day's topic and take turns to share their secret tips. From eating habits and summer vacation to a generation gap, the to