Get ready for some confusing and amusing stories from Conspiracy Theory Table. The talk show, hosted by 'Movie Producer' Yoon Jong-shin, gathers storytellers and tale enthusiasts and discuss various conspiracy theories, old and new. What are the truths behind the theories? What are the fantastic twists that shock people? Absurd but convincing stories will catch your ears and curiosity and make your imagination wild.

The best character actors on television start a new project: the acapella group! In Acapella, the actors who impressively played the bad guys gather to create the most beautiful harmonies. Let's follow the journey of Do-re-mi-fa, the most gruesome and rewarding experience for these passionate actors.

U-KISS member Eli Kim and solo sensation NS Yoonji host the internationally-acclaimed variety show that seamlessly blends K-pop and food in an irresistible recipe for fun. Eli and NS, in the first season of the long-running series, visit some of Korea’s hottest restaurants and talk nutrition, the entertainment industry and, of course, K-pop. In addition to the widely varied cuisine and new themes each week, the show also highlights where the iconic stars go to shop, have fun and work. Between cafes, steakhouses and flower shops, there is enough culture and variety here to make this one of the most mouth-watering trips of Korea on any screen. Plus, in-between delicious meals, the celebrities discuss romance, dish dirt on fellow stars in the entertainment industry, and share poignant facts about their own lives to give a greater sense of the person behind the performance. Guests for the season include the ultra-popular U-KISS (Go! Series), who form a team against their fellow member to help NS Yoonji make the best kimchi, and explosive group Supernova (aka Choshinsung), who film a mini-drama with the hosts where Eli serves as the director.

Originally premiering in 2012, K-Pop Tasty Road is a version of the ever-popular celebrity food show Tasty Road (2010), with a specific focus on K-pop. Since its inception, the various iterations of the show have included hosts Park Soo Jin (Flower Boy Next Door), Park Soo Young (After School’s Lizzy), Kim Sung Eun (Thank You), Kim Yura (Be Arrogant), Kim Min Jung (Forbidden Quest) and the debut K-pop season’s NS Yoonji and Eli Kim. The show has been a mainstay of Korean variety entertainment that has won fans the world over, and is amongst the bigger names in the genre, alongside the international sensation Running Man. The show debuted on Olive TV on November 10, 2012, with the original season running for 8 episodes, before eventually changing MCs but maintaining its basic premise of guests accompanying the hosts to a fresh eatery each week.

The extended cast for the show’s debut season includes Eli Kim and NS Yoonji as hosts, with guests including Jung Yoon Hak, Kim Sung Je, Kim Kwang Su, Yoon Sung Mo, Song Ji Hyuk, Park Geon Il, Soohyun, Kiseop, AJ, Yeo Hoon Min, and Kevin Woo.

Episodes: 8

Duration: 60 min.

Aired On: Saturday

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Legends, it's time to play basketball! Let's Play Basketball follows sports legends forming a new basketball team and have matches with other teams. Heo Jae and Hyun Joo-yeop, the legendary shooters in the 90s, are the coaches of 'Sangam Boolnaks,' which includes the regular cast of Let's Play Soccer, and legendary players from soccer, volleyball, tennis, and other fields. You can enjoy the team's chronicle of infinite challenge filled with laughs, sweat, and tears.

Three charming JYP stars Yoon Park, Kang Hoon, and Shin Ye Eun travel to Spain, a country full of vibrant colors and a radiant sun.

STAND UP is a new comedy show that brings back an unfamiliar form of comedic performance in South Korea: the stand-up comedy. Park Na-rae, who recently had a comedy special on NETFLIX, invites fellow comedians to a unique program that might change the scene of comedy on Korean Television. From Park Mi-sun, who witnessed the stand-up boom in the 1990s, to rookies who are so ready to take the stage. You will laugh, cry, cheer, and have a good time watching performances.

In ABC Together, a new quiz show about Hangul, celebrity panels learn the Korean language that even the native speakers don't clearly understand.