Using only basic tools and his limitless ingenuity, Chad Hiltz, aka Bad Chad, and his team incorporate literally anything into their award-winning car builds, including parts from boats, airplanes and even old lockers.
A culinary travel program in which actors Lee Ji-ah and Kim Go-eun visit restaurants in Seoul and Taiwan to write a column on pairing whiskey and food.
Let’s face it: dating is complicated. Couples have different tendencies, cultures and sometimes even have trouble deciding what to eat! Not to worry, the ladies are here to take your worries away. Dating experts Na Rae and Do Yeon plan a customized dating course for each couple and see whose course is better. Through this customized counseling program from the dating experts, couples learn tips and are introduced to popular places as well. Let Park and Jang take care of your concerns!
This is the South Korean version of the American variety program Mickey Mouse Club. Except for the United States, which produced the Mickey Mouse Club, S.Korea became the first foreign language version of the show. Young members of SMROOKIES appeared as the main stars, along with Super Junior's Leeteuk as the MC. Just like the original show, the cast prepare dances, cover popular songs, play games, and do drama sketches for the young audience to enjoy. It aired on S.Korea's Disney Channel.
The renowned dance coach Abby Lee Miller hits the road to transform dance studios on the brink of disaster. Follow Abby as she dishes out tough love and no-nonsense advice to give dance studios a second chance to finally bring home the gold.