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Season 2!
Season 2 of Running Man Philippines kept the hype alive from start to finish. Even though Ruru wasn’t able to join the whole season and only appeared in the finale, it didn’t feel lacking. Miguel’s addition also blended in nicely and added fresh energy to the team.
Kokoy’s win as the ultimate champion was well-deserved—he consistently showed fairness and strong gameplay. Angel remains my personal favorite runner, thanks to her smarts and her teamwork, while the rest of the cast also brought plenty of laughs and entertainment.
If there’s one downside, it would be Lexi’s competitiveness. At times it came off as a bit too much, especially when it crossed into questionable play—for example, hiding her egg in her sports bra. While undeniably clever, it felt a little excessive and distracted from the fun, comedic spirit that Running Man is all about.
Overall, though, Season 2 was exciting and entertaining, and it only builds up the anticipation for Season 3.
Kokoy’s win as the ultimate champion was well-deserved—he consistently showed fairness and strong gameplay. Angel remains my personal favorite runner, thanks to her smarts and her teamwork, while the rest of the cast also brought plenty of laughs and entertainment.
If there’s one downside, it would be Lexi’s competitiveness. At times it came off as a bit too much, especially when it crossed into questionable play—for example, hiding her egg in her sports bra. While undeniably clever, it felt a little excessive and distracted from the fun, comedic spirit that Running Man is all about.
Overall, though, Season 2 was exciting and entertaining, and it only builds up the anticipation for Season 3.
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