Netflix Revamps Daily Variety Shows with Exciting New Lineup

Netflix has revamped its daily variety shows, upgrading existing programs to a 2.0 version. Taking over the slot of 'Subjective Restaurant' is 'Jang Do Baribari,' hosted by Jang Do-yeon. In this show, Jang Do-yeon embarks on travel adventures with friends like Byun Yo-han, Kentaro Sakaguchi, Gabi, and Wi Ha-jun.

Since February, Netflix has been releasing fresh and delightful daily variety shows to cater to diverse viewer tastes. The platform announced that it has restructured its daily variety lineup to be more harmless and daringly humorous, branding it as 'Daily Variety 2.0.'

The beloved Thursday culinary talk show 'Crazy Delicious' has been upgraded to 'Crazy Delicious: Ignited Korea-Japan Taste Exchange.' The exploration of Korean and Japanese cuisines by trusted hosts Sung Si-kyung and 'Solitary Gourmet' star Yutaka Matsushige has been a hit. Their culinary exchange, which traverses Korea and Japan, promises to tantalize taste buds with its irresistible flavors.

The comedic quintet that brought laughter every Sunday with their antics in 'Lost Screws' is back with 'Driver: In Search of the Lost Handle,' premiering on the 15th. Featuring Kim Sook, Hong Jin-kyung, Jo Se-ho, Joo Woo-jae, and Jang Woo-young, this season promises uproarious humor with its wild variety show format, complete with outrageous costumes, games, and penalties.

'Choo Rai Choo Rai,' starring 'The Funniest Uncle in the World' Choo Sung-hoon, returns for its second season, 'Choo Rai Choo Rai: Love It to Death,' on the 25th. While season one showcased candid guest interactions, season two will see Choo Sung-hoon ticking off his bucket list with the help of various star companions. Expect daring challenges like getting tased, entering bike races, sleeping in pyramids, and flying in fighter jets.

With the departure of 'Subjective Restaurant' on Saturdays, Jang Do-yeon's 'Jang Do Baribari' will fill the slot. Premiering on the 28th, this travel variety show follows Jang Do-yeon and her friends on unpredictable laughter-filled journeys from Harbin to her hometown of Wando.

The Monday show 'Dongmisae' will conclude its season with its 18th episode on the 16th, promising to return with more delightful and innovative content. Netflix aims to continue bringing joy to viewers' daily lives with its entertaining variety shows.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr