K-Drama Variety shows that I would watch for second time
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1. SHINee Hello Baby
Korean TV Show - 2010, 13 episodes
One of my first variety shows that I watched. I was hooked on it. Because of that I fell in love with not only Shinee's music, but with members personalities too.
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2. Sisters Slam Dunk Season 2
Korean TV Show - 2017, 16 episodes
You don't need to watch first season, because It's entirely new cast. It felt that through out the show all women bonded and became like true sisters + I learned how K-pop production works and some new stuff about vocals and dance.
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3. Weekly Idol
Korean TV Show - 2011, 707 episodes
One of those shows, that I still follow and watch to this day.
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4. Human Condition
Korean TV Show - 2013, 148 episodes
I liked their first seasons the best, with original cast and female cast specials. Even so, new cast was great too in their own way.
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5. Why Not? The Dancer
Korean TV Show - 2018, 8 episodes
Dance variety show? With one of the best dancers leading show? I'm in + editing is great and so are their personalities. It's entertaining to watch, you learn something new not only about their personalities, but about dancing too.
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6. Winner TV
Korean TV Show - 2013, 10 episodes
What's better way to learn more about your favourite group, then to watch their show?
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7. MyDOL
Korean TV Show - 2012, 8 episodes
One of reasons why I fell for VIXX and became a fan so early on.
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