K-pop boy band B.A.P go “untact” and spend 4 days on the remote south Korean island of Nodo. With no mobile phone and limited connection to the outside world, Yongguk, Himchan, Daehyun, Youngjae, Jongup and Zelo and must go back to basics and work together with the island’s inhabitants to complete different missions in order to secure their next meal. Will B.A.P successfully complete their missions or will they go hungry?

Behind the Scene - IZ*ONE Eat-Ing Trip Season 2.

A healing program where celebrities will present their own music and homemade dishes at a live bar next to the mysterious and beautiful sea. The variety show revolves around three key words: sea, bar, and wish. The guests who visit will be able to get out of their daily lives and spend a special day with the cool ocean, music, and delicious food. Actress Lee Ji Ah will be heading the cast as the main chef of the seaside bar, while Lee Dong Wook will serve as the main bartender. Actress Kim Go Eun will demonstrate her love for the ocean as a lifeguard and server, while Yoon Jong Shin and Suhyun will handle the music. Last but not least, SHINee's leader Onew will handle desserts as the baker of the team.

“Lee’s Kitchen” is a spin-off from “Kang’s Kitchen,” which was itself a spin-off from “New Journey to the West” in which the cast ran a restaurant for two seasons. Lee Soo Geun was on “Kang’s Kitchen” as a dishwasher and general kitchen helper. In “Lee’s Kitchen,” he will run the restaurant all by himself.

Opening Ceremony of The 20th Busan International Film Festival with KiriKiri Boys

Hormones: The Next Gen is a reality series that served as the casting process for additional main actors that would appear in seasons 2–3.

Kwon Ji Yong is a full-length documentary that reveals the real Kwon Ji Yong AKA G-Dragon, the leader of one of the most successful K-pop bands in history, BIGBANG. As the camera follows him throughout his last solo tour before he heads to the military, never-before-seen intimate footage bears naked the inner struggles and the challenges of living under the microscope.

Your antidote to “English Nausea” is back! In the second season of MY ENGLISH ADOLESCENCE, celebrities who want to better their English start the special training to avoid fear in the language. Just like the title “100 hours,” every contestant gets intensive study sessions for about two weeks, seven hours every day. After that, they fly to a foreign country where they can use English in everyday lives. Their levels are different; their reasons to master the language are different, too. But, in 100 hours, they may show us a different, more confident attitude toward English. Lee Si-won, a famous English lecturer, features as a specialist and give important tips for your English.