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Television entertainment program

Knowing Bros
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Knowing Bros Affiche

Too known as Ask Us Annihilation
Men on a Mission
Brother That I Know
Genre Reality television
Talk show
Written by
  • Jeong Yun-hui
  • Yoo Ji-hui
  • Hwang Seon-yeong
  • Choi Ji-yeong
  • Lee Ji-yeong
  • Jeon Min-hee
  • Kim Yeo-won[ane]
Directed past
  • Kim Soo-ah
  • Jeong Seung-il
  • Yun Yeo-jun
  • Mun Min-jeong
  • Become Hye-jin
  • Heo Seo-mun[1]
Artistic director Jo Seung-wook[1]
Starring
  • Kang Ho-dong
  • Seo Jang-hoon
  • Kim Young-chul
  • Lee Soo-geun
  • Kim Hee-chul
  • Min Kyung-hoon
  • Lee Sang-min
  • Lee Jin-ho
Country of origin Due south Korea
Original language Korean
No. of episodes 321 (every bit of February 26, 2022 (2022-02-26)) (listing of episodes)
Production
Running time 120 minutes
Product visitor SM C&C[2]
Benefactor
  • JTBC
  • Netflix (Worldwide)
Release
Original network JTBC
Original release December 5, 2015 (2015-12-05) –
nowadays
External links
Website
Korean name
Hangul

아는 형님

Hanja

아는 兄님

Revised Romanization Aneun Hyeongnim
McCune–Reischauer Anŭn Hyŏngnim

Knowing Bros (Korean: 아는 형님 ; RR: Aneun Hyeongnim ), as well known every bit Men on a Mission or Ask Us Anything ,[three] [4] is a South Korean television entertainment program that premiered on December 5, 2015, and currently airs on Saturdays at JTBC. Although the testify has taken on dissimilar formats in some episodes, the program features a loftier school classroom setting with the fixed bandage - the titular "brothers" - acting as aforementioned-aged students. Guests arrive posing equally visiting students from another school and are interviewed by the cast in a talk bear witness segment; the program's 2d half usually features a diverseness segment, with the cast and guests taking of activities such equally games, talent show, or improvisational interim.

Knowing Bros' current fixed cast includes Kang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, Kim Young-chul, Seo Jang-hoon, Kim Heechul, Min Kyunghoon, Lee Sangmin, and Lee Jin-ho; Hwang Chi-yeul and Kim Se-hwang were initial cast members in the plan's start few episodes. Jang Sung-kyu and Shindong accept appeared as recurring special guests by hosting the show'south game segments. The evidence received several accolades during its run.

Format [edit]

The electric current format (from episode 17) explores the high schoolhouse concept where the cast members deed like students in a classroom while guests come equally newly transferred students. Most of the segments for this format portray activities that every student would do with their classmates. Subsequently, the plan sometimes diversifies at the end with a segment exterior of the school concept. This format has received praise from the viewers and led to a significant increment in ratings and popularity of the program.

A notable attribute of the show is the usage of the banmal (Hangul: 반말; "breezy language") manner of speech used by anybody regardless of their age or seniority, thus disregarding the Korean language's strict seniority rules with spoken language and the sunbaehoobae hierarchy in the Korean amusement manufacture. The informal spoken communication and casual setting besides encourages the guests and cast to interact with each other as schoolmates often do, leading them to be comfy enough to tease one some other.

In that location are at least two permanent segments, which have defined the Brother School format:

  • Entrance Application – a segment where a cast member (typically Lee Soo-Geun) reads the awarding forms the guests filled beforehand and other bandage members comment on them. A highlight of this segment is the guests' preference for which cast members they would like or would not like to sit down next to. The guests typically bear witness their strengths and/or weaknesses through this segment.
  • Gauge Near Me – a segment where the guests accept prepared several questions related to themselves. Some of the questions are vague or extremely private and concern something the guests have never revealed to the public. In another format, idol groups with more than than 5 members that are visiting for the start time volition have their names covered, and as Heechul reveals a fact about the member, the grouping members would try to confuse the cast.

Segments [edit]

The episodes may also characteristic any of the following segments, unremarkably within, in betwixt, or post-obit the higher up permanent segments:

  • Second Period – a segment that unremarkably comes afterward the permanent segments and varies betwixt guests. In most cases, the guests take fabricated suggestions on the activities for this segment. Examples include counseling sessions, art class, and physical education class.
  • Allow's Play – a short segment where the guests claiming the bandage members to a game which the former is confident in winning, usually past unorthodox means such as on-the-spot rules. The segment normally ends with a challenge where the guest needs to defeat every cast member consecutively.
  • Three No'due south (No Concept, No Basis, No Script) – a segment that revolves around an ad-libbed skit where the cast members and guests are not given any dialogue or definite storyline. They tin just rely on the overall theme of the particular week's skit and their own comedic timing.
  • Music Grade (Songstagram) – a segment where the guests have created a list of songs with a specific theme of their preference. The segment focuses on the cast members' effort in guessing all of them in the correct order. There are often hints such equally release date, characteristics, or "Jonghyun's game" as it was introduced in ep. 29 by the late Jonghyun (Shinee), wherein the beginning syllable/note of a verse is given with its rhythm to help the members gauge the vocal name.
  • Lee Sang-min Time – formally introduced in ep. 56 and formerly chosen Choose Your Blazon, is a short segment wherein the guests (usually the females) are briefed by Lee Sang-min to choose any of the bandage members (plus any accompanying male guest) as their platonic partner. The specifications are that all members are "equal" in terms of legal, socioeconomic, & ceremonious statuses; and that the option is based only on their concrete appearances and personalities.
  • Dancestagram – formally introduced in ep. 57 by Chanmi (AOA). In Psy's episode information technology became a segment where the PD plays the beginning syllable/notation of a song and they have to judge the title, lyrics, and dance move.
  • 99 Seconds Teamwork Competition – a segment that is often used when a large grouping of people are guests on the program, such as idol groups. The segment varies each episode in terms of missions, only the members and guests must complete them within 99 seconds. If a squad manages to complete them in time, the other squad is given a chance to produce a better time tape.
  • Classical Culture Class - a segment all nearly pop civilisation references to forgotten decades.
  • Imagination Time - a segment which starts with a warm-upwardly, like drawing something from shapes, and guessing lip-synced words. The highlight of "Imagination Fourth dimension" (Hangul: 상상력 시간) is Estimate the Drama Line. The members and guests have to guess what the next line of the scene from a drama shown to them is.
  • Knowing Lunch - a segment that comes in between the Archway Application segment and the Guess About Me segment. The members and guests reply questions (either in an individual battle or as a team) given past the production team and if they are guessed correctly they can swallow one of the numerous side dishes selected, other than white rice and light soy sauce that was already provided beforehand.
    • A variation of this is that each member must ask a question of their choice, but only the specified number of people can guess correctly. For case: Only 4 people tin respond this question correctly: What is the name of the famous picture painted by Norwegian painter Edvard Munch? In ep. 183, since Jeon And then-mi answered with a transliteration of its English name (The Scream), and simply iii others answered by its Korean proper name, it was nevertheless accounted equally a laissez passer after review.
    • In that location is also one question where a particularly requested item is covered under a cloche. The manner to proceeds the nutrient item varies in each episode.
  • Xxx Scholarship Quiz - a second half segment in Brother Schoolhouse, where Shindong (Super Inferior) enters the classroom and hosts the quiz. The members and guests form pairs and play the games to enjoy the food. Typically this consists of two segments:
    • Consonants Charades: When two consonants are given, whichever pair hits the buzzer start gets to answer. To answer, one of the pair has to limited the word without saying what the give-and-take is, and the other has to guess the word.
    • Mix Music Quiz: Shindong sings the lyrics to song "B" in the melody of song "A". One of the pair has to respond song "A" and its vocalist, and the other of the pair has to respond vocal "B" and its singer.
  • Job Consultation Room - an official corner of the prove later the Brother School segment for the episode has ended. Jang Sung-kyu, Shindong and Jeong Se-woon would permit guests (unlike from in Brother School), as Variety Job Lookers, to evidence their variety skills to the iii.
  • After School Activities - the cast members each learn something unique that is not done during the "lesson" in Brother Schoolhouse. This segment is shown on both Boob tube and YouTube, afterward the end of a Knowing Bros episode.
    • Dong Dong Shin Ki: Kang Ho-dong, together with Shindong (Super Inferior), visits various idols and learn idol songs choreographs. Several other guests volition so watch the final dancing videos and comment on them. This activity lasted from July 11 to October 24, 2020.
    • Universe Hipsters: Universe Cowards (Kim Hee-chul, Min Kyung-hoon) visit rappers and learn hip hop and rapping from them. This activeness began from Oct 31, 2020, to Jan 2, 2021.
    • Lots of Advice: Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Soo-geun, a duo in Blood brother School that is well known for their chemistry, get advices on various games, alongside Shindong (Super Junior). This activity began from January 16 to April 17, 2021.

Special [edit]

  • Special segment: Knowing Bros Laurels, An annual year-endmost episode, Knowing Bros Awards, started on December 29, 2018. In the episode, the hosts review the corners and the appearances from the guests that were featured in the latest year. Hosts and some special guests are also provided with distinctive awards.
Episode(southward) Name Guest(southward)
160 End of the Year Special Norazo
211 End of School Term Ceremony: 2019 Knowing Bros Awards Oh Na-ra
261 Stop of School Term Anniversary: 2020 Knowing Bros Awards Weki Meki, Bibi, Kim Tae-woo, Park Jin-joo, Pengsoo
312 Cease of School Term Ceremony: 2021 Knowing Bros Awards + Christmas Special Jung In, Ailee, Jung Dong-won
  • Special episodes: These episodes exercise not follow the Blood brother School format.
Episode(due south) Name Guest(s)
23 Never-ending audition – Knowing Girls I.O.I
34 Brothers Lodge VS Sisters Club Lovelyz
44 Daughter Group Laboratory DIA
51 Duet Projection – Universe Cowards Momo (Twice)
59 Ultimate High School Matchup Cosmic Girls
71 Promise Fulfillment for achieving v% ratings -
107, 108 Question Solving Picnic Oh My Girl
114, 115 Knowing Bros Music Video Battle Song Eun-yi, Yoo Se-yoon, Hong Jin-immature
187, 188 Blood brother School Offset Field Trip ITZY
253 1st Brother Schoolhouse Daughter Group Boxing Lovelyz (Jisoo, Mijoo), GFriend (Eunha, Umji), Apr (Yoon Chae-kyung, Lee Na-eun),
Cosmic Girls (Soobin, Dayoung), Momoland (JooE, Nancy),
Weki Meki (Choi Yoo-jung, Kim Do-yeon), (Thousand)I-DLE (Miyeon, Yuqi)
278 Knowing Bros Children's Song Projection for Children'due south 24-hour interval Yeo Esther, Highlight
282, 283 Bros High Schoolhouse Dormitory Defconn, Lee Hye-jung, Aespa
306 Bros High School Festival Jang Dong-min, Ock Joo-hyun, Tei, Joo Woo-jae, Xiumin (EXO),
Seolhyun (AOA), Lee Jang-jun (Gold Child), Dayoung (Cosmic Girls)
317 2022 Bros High School Lunar New Year Sports Competition 2PM (Jun. K, Wooyoung), Monsta X (Minhyuk, Joohoney), Astro (Moon Bin, Yoon San-ha),
The Boyz (Juyeon, Q), Park Goon, Na Tae-joo
318 2022 Knowing Bros Wrestling Contest

Previous [edit]

Name Episode(s) Notes
Enquire Us Anything one - 13
107 - 108
In this concept, viewers were able to submit questions, which the cast members would attempt to reply through whatsoever means necessary. The concept briefly returned on episodes 107 & 108 to commemorate the 2nd ceremony of the show.
Mental Victory Battle 14 - sixteen It was a Talk/Game Prove. Information technology seemed to have emerged under the judgment that stable format was needed by calling ii entertainers candidates who demand mental victory and to play a logical confrontation and to select a winner. In one of the segments, they would brainstorm with the "esteem upwards and down", PD show picture and guest should thumbs up or downwards so they explicate their reason. After listening, host press the push button for the person who has a better psych.

Presenters [edit]

Cast [edit]

The program's original cast consisted of Kang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, Seo Jang-hoon, Kim Immature-chul, Kim Hee-chul, Hwang Chi-yeul and Kim Se-hwang.[v] [6] Min Kyung-hoon was added to the cast formation on the second episode aired on December 12, 2015. Hwang Chi-yeul and Kim Se-hwang left the plan later on the 7th episode, which aired on Jan xvi, 2016. Lee Sang-min joined the cast on March five, 2016.

Current cast [edit]

Proper noun Nickname(southward) Duration Notes
Kang Ho-dong
강호동
Brother School Helm (아형고 통)

Oldest Brother (옛날 형님, 큰형님)
Bat (박쥐)
Fat Bat (뚱박)
Harley Dong (할리동)
Tom (톰)
Confront Genius (얼굴천재)
Crockery (장독대)
Vocal Genius (음악천재, 음천)
Sus scrofa (돼지)
Okja (옥자)

Ep. one – present The oldest and strongest fellow member of the cast, who is known for his outdated comedic sense.[vii] [8] He is a highly busy former Ssireum athlete, who managed to receive many awards throughout his professional career. The cast members often tease him for his friendly rivalry every bit the Nation'south MC with Yoo Jae-suk, and the fact that he has the highest advent fee out of the members due to his seniority in the manufacture.[9] [ten] [eleven] He is oftentimes chosen out for his poor treatment of guests when he was the MC of Star Male monarch. He is likewise the 'eye' of the class considering he often sits misaligned to the table, giving the illusion of him being the eye from the point of view of the guests and teachers continuing at the front end. He is also teased for non fixing his Southeastern dialect although Heechul had to fix his Gangwon-practise dialect. Afterwards he defeated Seo Jang-hoon in the battle of looks in episodes 107–108, he caused the nickname "Face Genius" (얼굴천재) from Oh My Daughter member, Seunghee[12]

His primary theme song is "The Godfather Waltz" by Nino Rota from the moving picture The Godfather; and occasionally a variation of "The Regal March (Darth Vader'south Theme)", commonly past Japanese group Kuricorder Quartet.

Lee Soo-geun
이수근
Dwarf Village Principal (소인마을 이장)

Smurf (스머프)
Ace (에이스)
God of Improvisation (콩트의 신)
Kang Ho-dong's right-hand man (강호동의 오른팔)
Truthful Embodiment of Knowing Bros (사실상 아는 형님의 전신)
Recreation Manager (오락 부장)

Ep. ane – present He is known as the correct-mitt homo of Kang Ho-dong and the class clown of the programme. He is responsible for reading the Entrance Application of new students. The cast members often tease his previous gambling scandal that caused him to resign from all Television set activities for a couple of years.[13] [14] He has too been teased for being cold and distant towards people who had been in other shows with him, a stark contrast to Hodong. he is considered the funniest member due to his blunt and straightfoward jokes, and is known for his farting in class.

His chief theme song is "All In Theme (Orchestra Version)" from the 2003 Due south Korean drama All In; and occasionally "Public Enemy" (공공의 적) past Jo Yeong-wook from the 2002 South Korean moving-picture show of the same proper noun, "Y'all Be Illin'" by hip hop group Run-DMC, and "La La Song" by Hoyt Curtin from the animated television series The Smurfs.

Kim Young-chul
김영철
The one whose seat is always taken away (맨날 자리 뺏기는 애)

Noisy Brother (시끄러운 형)
D.a.n.g Boss (당갑, DANG甲)
Least-Funny Icon (노잼의 아이콘)
The unfunny ane (재미없는 애, 안 웃기는 애)
Talent Billow (개인기 브레이커)
Comrade Kim Yong-chol (김영철 동무)
Invisible Man (투명인간)
Wallflower (병풍)
Comedian, Not Canadian

Ep. 1 – nowadays On this show, Kim is in charge of being the awkward and unfunny person in everybody's high school class (despite him being very entertaining in real life). He is also known for his promise to go out the program in one case it passed the v% viewership rating (Ep. 68, when he was absent when Hyeri came with Daughter'southward Day).[15] [xvi] This became a return joke in 2021 considering Hyeri never returned to the show for 4 years when she appeared with Rosé of BlackPink in Ep 272. He is the most fluent English speaker, touted equally the most fluent English-speaking Korean comedian. His English jokes are considered unfunny however, only considering nobody else tin fully sympathise him. Likewise, he is known as the ugly ane, and most of the guests ordinarily pick him as a seat mate they never desire to take (Except for twice'due south Tzuyu, who sat adjacent to him too much)

"Gone Not Around Any Longer" (있다 없으니까) by South Korean duo SISTAR19 is occasionally his theme vocal, in add-on to his own songs "Ring Ring" (따르릉) & "Andenayon" (안되나용); his North Korean theme songs include "Greetings" (반갑습니다) by North Korean singer Ri Kyong-suk (리경숙), & "Whistle" (휘파람) past North Korean vocalist Jon Hye-yong (전혜영).

Seo Jang-hoon
서장훈
207 centimeter Giant (207CM 거인)

Giant/Titan (거인)
Symbol of Interruption-ups (이별의 상징/아이콘, 헤어짐의 아이콘)
Prototype of Legal Separation (법적 이별계의 독보저 존재)
Seo Ph.D, Break-upward Expert (이별 전문 서박사, 이별 서장훈 선생)
Honorary Ambassador on Divorce (이혼 홍보대사)
Ssamja'south Male parent (쌈자 아비)
Landlord (건물주)
Worth $600 million (6천억)
Fact Bomber (팩트 폭격기)
Big Bat (장박)
Form President Seo (반장님, 서 반장)
Dream Breaker (드림 브레이커)
Ex-son-in-law (훈 서방)
Chatterbox (수다쟁이)
Genius (천재)
Seogolas (서골라스)
Golden spoon course (금수저)
Settlement Expert (합의 전문가)
Pillar (기동)
Utility Pole (전봇대)
Acting Genius (연기천재)
Leonardo SeoCaprio (리오나르도 서카프리오)

Ep. ane – present A old middle of the Korean Basketball League, he is the tallest member of the cast. Often teased about his height (207 cm, roughly 6 anxiety 9 inches), wealth (to the point of him being a landlord), loftier-profile divorce and bad physical health. He was later teased about his germaphobia, in a much more serious case than Heechul, hence nobody else has actually seen any of his properties. He is also known for having close guesses in "Guess Well-nigh Me", only to exist robbed at the last minute. Notwithstanding, when he does get it right, he sometimes walks from the corner to the loftier-boom photographic camera in the other corner of the room, often performing some sort of celebratory activity. he'south oftentimes teased nearly his high class lifestyle and the fact he owns many buildings. When he cosplays as a female character, her name is Rose (Ep.4).

His main theme song is "The Terminal Match" (마지막 승부) past South Korean vocalizer Kim Min-gyo, the theme song of the 1994 South Korean drama of the same name; and occasionally "Scars" (상처만) by Southward Korean vocaliser BOIS from the 2010 South Korean drama Secret Garden, and "Rainism" by South Korean singer Rain.

Kim Hee-chul
김희철
Psycho (돌I, 돌+아이; the actual spelling being an insult as well as a swear word)

Psycho Brother (돌I 형)
Universe Big Star (우주대스타)
TV Maniac (Tv set 덕후)
Mr. Kim Stop-Information technology (김 그만 하라고 씨)
Kim Hee-mi (김희미)
King of Seriousness (정색왕)
Human Jukebox (인간 주크박스)
Music Master (가요박사)
Music Search Engine (음악 검색기)
Impersonation Machine (모창 머신)
Kangwon-do Representative (강원도 대표)
Knowing Bros/Brother School's Anti-Smoking Honorary Ambassador (아는형님/아형고의 금연 홍보대사)
Ace of Jokes (드립 에이스)
Zoruzima Master (조르지마 전도사)

Ep. 1 – present The craziest member of the cast, who is known for his edgeless and straightforward comments, which he tries to damp down when long-time acquaintances are guests of the plan.[17] [18] He is teased for entering the classroom while rubbing his hands and having "magnets" in his leg due to a car accident in 2006. In episode 272 in 2021, his left hip weakness still hasn't improved on a blind marching examination. He is also known as the anti-smoking ambassador, who used to smoke during his youth but quit to let others know the harmful effects of smoking, and was the commencement of the group to do so (He and Kang Ho Dong take quit smoking and Kim Young-Chul is a non-smoker). He becomes a transfer student (invitee) when he is promoting with Super Junior.

His main theme songs are "Sorry, Sorry" and "Mr. Simple", both past his group Super Junior.

Min Kyung-hoon
민경훈
Ssamja (쌈자)

Min Ssamja (민쌈자)
Ssamgu (쌈구)
Youngest Brother (막내)
4D Brother (4차원 동생)
Pervert (음란, 음란마귀)
Trash (쓰레기, 쓰레기통)
Jerry (제리)
Slug (민달팽이)
Kang Ho-dong Sniper (강호동 저격수)
Homebody (집순이)
Limbo King (림경훈)
Bad Acting Boss (발연기甲)

Ep. 2 – present The youngest member of the bandage. He is sometimes referred to as Janghoon's son and is known for his mature comments and risqué thoughts. His rebellious attitude toward Kang Ho-dong, the oldest member of the evidence, has garnered much public involvement.[xix] He is the vocalist of rock ring Buzz and is oftentimes teased for his caput vocalization and exaggerated use of vibrato. Known to be both the worst dancer among the brothers for his lack of bodily rhythm and the least knowledgeable when it comes to names in the entertainment business. Information technology is an ongoing joke that a celebrity is only actually famous if Kyung-hoon knows who he/she is. Many celebrities, specifically idols, therefore enquire him if he knows who they are. He is likewise the about agile of the members because he has trained in martial arts since uncomplicated schoolhouse. Another running gag in the show is when Kyung-hoon sees an actress or idol he loves, his facial hairs begin to bear witness, or his ears turn crimson, as well as a dimple. Some other running gag is his use of poop jokes, which he uses when he runs out of answers to a question.

His chief theme songs are from his group Buzz, usually "Thorn" (가시), "Coward" (겁쟁이), & "Reds Go Together"; and occasionally "Careless Whisper" past George Michael, and "Sweet Dream" (나비잠) by both Kyung-hoon and Hee-chul.

Lee Sang-min
이상민
The sad 1 (안쓰러운 애)

God of Music (음악의 신)
Debtor (채무자, 빚쟁이)
Practiced Wife, Wise Mother (현모양처)
Kang Ho-dong'due south left-hand man (강호동의 왼팔)
Roo'ra's Honorary Ambassador (룰라 홍보대사)
Bachelor (총각)

Ep. 15 – present (regular)
Ep. 14 (guest)
He is often teased for his divorced condition and infamously huge financial debt.[13] [14] Due to this, he frequently gives honest communication towards young idol singers. He was a successful songwriter and record producer, specializing mostly in hip-hop and dance music, and he did have a muscular body considering he managed to lose 22 kg.[20] His nickname was given past Lee Soo-geun, which is an abbreviation of "his current situation is miserable", a reference to him being in debt (Korean: 모양량하다 ; RR: hyeonjae moyang'i cheoryanghada ).[21] In 2018, after he finally paid off his nearly of his debts, he was able to apply for a low-limit credit card for the first time in 13 years, and bought Iced Americano for the other members, as his credit rating went from Grade x (the worst) to Form six.[22] He usually asks rich idols for money to pay off his debt. In 2021, he became a hip health administrator, afterwards discovering that Heechul'south left hip is still weak after the machine accident in 2006, and Min kyung-hoon's right hip is poor due to his tendency to use his left leg every bit a found leg when performing martial arts kicks. Since Lee Sang-min and Seo Jang-hoon are both divorced and alive alone, they also aren't used to sharing things with others.

His chief theme vocal is the catastrophe vocal of the South Korean documentary programme Screening Humanity; and occasionally "1997 Jump" from the 2001 Japanese moving-picture show Calmi Cuori Appassionati, as well as "The Last Flit" from the 2003 South Korean motion-picture show Oldboy.

Lee Jin-ho
이진호
WikiJinho (Wiki진호)

Is that the best?(최선이 다 입니까?)

Ep. 304 – present The newest addition to the permanent cast, he is widely known every bit WikiJinho due to his knowledge in every topic the guest mentioned. A ascension ace in the variety industry, his jokes made every cast laugh before and after condign a cast member. He is likewise, however, the victim of media play, with many articles asking if "Is that the best Knowing Bros can exercise?". Hence giving his other nickname (최선이 다 입니까?)

Former cast [edit]

Name Nickname(s) Elapsing Notes
Hwang Chi-yeul Kang Ho-dong's rising right-hand homo (강호동의 신흥 오른팔) Ep. 1 – six (regular)
Ep. 32, 80 (guest)
He is a solo Singer and TV host. Originally Ho-dong's favorite and right man who never got scolded by Ho-dong, he leaves to written report away in China, but returns for a cameo in episode half-dozen, appearing as the 8th member. He appears again as a guest in episodes 32 and lxxx, passing the mantle of right-hand man to Soo-geun
Kim Se-hwang Folding screen (병풍) Ep. one – 7 He is the pb guitarist of rock band N.EX.T. The show'due south production team referred to him as "i of the three biggest guitarists in Asia" during one episode.[23] It was his debut performance in an entertainment show.[24]

Special Bandage [edit]

Name No. of episodes Episodes Occupation
Shindong (Super Junior) 106 62, 100, 114–115, 118, 132, 134, 137, 139, 159–160, 200, 203–228, 230–292, 294–299, 301–306, 308, 310 Vocaliser, MC and Radio Personality
Jang Sung-kyu 66 xi, 23, 33, 42, 44, 46, 53, 57, 59, 61, 66, 73, 74
76, 77, 81, 82, 85, 90, 94–96, 98, 100, 106, 110–112, 114, 128, 130, 136, 138, 141–142, 144–145, 147, 149, 152–153, 155–156, 160, 162–163, 165, 167, 169–171, 173, 180, 193, 198, 208–219, 261
Goggle box personality and host[a]
Jeong Se-woon 11 208–210, 212-219 Vocalizer

Timeline [edit]

Listing of episodes [edit]

Series overview
Yr Episodes Originally aired
First aired Concluding aired
2015 4 December 5, 2015 (December 5, 2015) Dec 26, 2015 (December 26, 2015)
2016 52 January ii, 2016 (January 2, 2016) December 24, 2016 (Dec 24, 2016)
2017 52 Jan 7, 2017 (January 7, 2017) December 30, 2017 (December 30, 2017)
2018 52 Jan 6, 2018 (January 6, 2018) Dec 29, 2018 (Dec 29, 2018)
2019 51 January v, 2019 (January 5, 2019) December 28, 2019 (December 28, 2019)
2020 50 January 4, 2020 (Jan 4, 2020) December 26, 2020 (Dec 26, 2020)
2021 51 January 2, 2021 (January two, 2021) December 25, 2021 (December 25, 2021)
2022 TBA January one, 2022 (January 1, 2022) TBA

Ratings [edit]

  • Note that the testify airs on a cable channel (pay TV), which plays part in its slower uptake and relatively minor audience share when compared to programs broadcast (FTA) on public networks such as KBS, SBS, MBC or EBS.
  • NR rating means "not reported". The rating is low.
  • TNmS have stopped publishing their rating written report from June 2018.
  • In the ratings below, the highest rating for the show will be in red , and the everyman rating for the show will be in blue each year.

Listing of ratings in 2015 (episode one–iv)

Ep. # Broadcast date Boilerplate audience share
AGB Nielsen[25] TNmS Ratings[26]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Surface area Nationwide
1 December v 1.809% NR 1.7%
two December 12 one.140% i.0%
3 December xix 1.548% 1.2%
4 Dec 26 one.405% 1.1%

List of ratings in 2016 (episode five–56)

Ep. # Broadcast appointment Average audition share
AGB Nielsen[25] TNmS Ratings[26]
Nationwide Seoul Uppercase Surface area Nationwide
5 January two 1.169% NR 0.7%
half dozen Jan 9 one.149% 0.9%
7 January 16 1.359% ane.two%
viii January 23 1.915% 1.half dozen%
9 January thirty one.344% 1.2%
10 February 6 1.708% ane.2%
11 February 13 1.855% 1.4%
12 February twenty 1.601% 1.6%
13 February 27 1.717% 1.7%
14 March five 1.432% 1.two%
15 March 12 1.477% 1.1%
16 March xix 1.542% i.4%
17 March 26 1.679% 1.half-dozen%
xviii April 2 1.518% 1.3%
19 April ix 1.474% 1.iii%
20 April 16 ane.155% ane.half-dozen%
21 April 23 1.327% 2.ii

509%

22 April xxx i.632% 1.7%
23 May 7 2.209% 2.579% 1.9%
24 May 14 1.899% 2.172% two.4%
25 May 21 one.917% NR 2.500%
26 May 28 1.927% 2.0%
27 June 4 2.656% 2.788% ii.3%
28 June eleven 1.952% NR 2.1%
29 June 18 2.152% 5.three%
30 June 25 2.909% three.366% two.vi%
31 July ii iii.064% iii.425% 2.v%
32 July 9 3.090% three.353% 2.6%
33 July 16 3.728% 4.605% 3.2%
34 July 23 ii.368% two.725% 2.ii%
35 July 30 3.399% iii.807% 3.1%
36 Baronial half-dozen 2.830% 2.989% 3.5%
37 August 13 3.099% 3.226% iii.5%
38 Baronial 20 2.991% iii.599% 2.8%
39 August 27 2.434% NR 3.0%
twoscore September three two.890% three.265% 3.v%
41 September 10 ii.971% 3.315% 3.4%
42 September 17 two.375% NR 2.8%
43 September 24 2.597% 2.758% 3.1%
44 October 1 2.249% 2.201% ii.seven%
45 Oct 8 three.879% 4.085% four.three%
46 October xv 2.967% 2.956% iii.vii%
47 October 22 3.107% three.243% three.6%
48 October 29 3.509% 3.298% 3.5%
49 November v 3.338% 3.864% 4.5%
50 November 12 three.624% NR 4.iii%
51 Nov 19 2.178% two.6%
52 Nov 26 2.960% 4.2%
53 December 3 3.453% iii.598% 4.3%
54 December 10 iii.242% three.311% 3.seven%
55 Dec 17 iii.779% iv.004% 4.0%
56 December 24 two.870% NR iii.vi%

Listing of ratings in 2017 (episode 57–108)

Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[25] TNmS Ratings[26]
Nationwide Seoul Majuscule Surface area Nationwide
57 January seven four.153% 4.341% 3.9%
58 January 14 4.800% iv.931% 6.1%
59 January 21 3.034% 2.824% 4.0%
lx January 28 3.349% 3.151% 3.5%
61 February 4 iii.877% four.114% three.8%
62 February 11 iv.246% 4.095% 4.4%
63 February 18 4.172% 3.805% iv.2%
64 February 25 three.921% 4.359% 4.i%
65 March iv 4.195% 3.956% 4.7%
66 March 11 5.333% 5.289% 5.vi%
67 March xviii 4.102% 3.585% five.7%
68 March 25 4.435% iv.322% five.8%
69 April 1 5.609% v.597% half dozen.ane%
70 April 8 4.328% iii.981% 5.2%
71 April 15 4.453% 3.495% v.7%
72 April 22 5.915% five.557% 6.i%
73 April 29 5.280% 5.442% 5.6%
74 May 6 5.307% v.247% vi.1%
75 May xiii vi.990% 7.659% vii.half-dozen%
76 May xx 4.832% 4.564% 5.iv%
77 May 27 4.901% 5.331% 5.0%
78 June 3 4.303% 4.051% 5.ix%
79 June ten 5.188% 5.238% five.one%
80 June 17 4.150% 3.774% 4.9%
81 June 24 5.449% 5.456% 5.6%
82 July 1 4.618% v.065% 5.iv%
83 July 8 4.605% 4.511% 5.7%
84 July xv 4.414% four.851% 5.half-dozen%
85 July 22 iv.466% 4.399% half-dozen.0%
86 July 29 5.218% iv.879% 5.5%
87 August 5 4.693% four.285% five.8%
88 Baronial 12 half dozen.071% 5.832% 6.seven%
89 August 19 iv.905% four.567% 5.2%
90 August 26 five.065% 4.949% 5.9%
91 September ii 5.282% 5.438% 5.9%
92 September nine iv.654% iv.831% 5.4%
93 September 16 4.040% iv.089% 4.3%
94 September 23 4.414% 4.001% 5.two%
95 September 30 5.088% four.924% v.ii%
96 Oct 7 four.824% 4.600% 4.vii%
97 October fourteen 4.456% 4.608% four.eight%
98 October 21 v.688% v.370% 6.half dozen%
99 October 28 5.573% 6.009% 6.4%
100 November four 5.383% v.438% 6.4%
101 Nov 11 6.106% 5.935% vii.7%
102 November 18 6.498% 6.359% half-dozen.7%
103 Nov 25 5.259% 5.392% seven.one%
104 December ii 5.933% 6.244% half-dozen.viii%
105 December ix half-dozen.059% 6.059% 5.7%
106 Dec sixteen 5.689% 5.351% half-dozen.7%
107 Dec 23 5.379% 5.289% iv.7%
108 December 30 four.082% 4.251% 4.3%

List of ratings in 2018 (episode 109–160)

Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[25] TNmS Ratings[26]
Nationwide Seoul Upper-case letter Surface area Nationwide
109 January half dozen half dozen.278% 6.490% half dozen.1%
110 January xiii five.572% 5.333% 6.one%
111 January 20 5.510% 5.922% 5.4%
112 January 27 5.822% v.832% six.8%
113 February 3 4.909% 5.159% 5.v%
114 February 10 3.670% 3.819% 3.6%
115 Feb 17 two.851% 2.570% 3.v%
116 Feb 24 2.711% 2.911% 2.v%
117 March 3 4.630% 4.748% half dozen.2%
118 March 10 5.658% 6.078% v.viii%
119 March 17 4.246% iv.266% 4.7%
120 March 24 5.566% 5.942% 6.three%
121 March 31 five.354% 5.648% 6.4%
122 April 7 5.306% 5.330% 5.6%
123 Apr xiv 6.105% half dozen.794% vii.2%
124 April 21 vi.224% 6.653% 6.5%
125 Apr 28 4.619% 4.939% 5.viii%
126 May 5 4.981% 5.090% 5.9%
127 May 12 v.434% 5.866% 6.ane%
128 May nineteen 5.449% 6.117% five.9%
129 May 26 half dozen.158% six.747% half dozen.0%
130 June 2 5.204% 4.712% NR
131 June 9 5.648% v.858%
132 June 16 4.571% 5.217%
133 June 23 5.961% 6.170%
134 June 30 5.710% 5.097%
135 July seven 5.145% v.649%
136 July 14 4.496% 4.758%
137 July 21 4.237% iv.107%
138 July 28 4.670% 4.545%
139 August 4 4.602% four.415%
140 August eleven 5.135% 5.373%
141 August eighteen four.527% 4.719%
142 Baronial 25 4.995% v.163%
143 September 1 2.092% 1.892%
144 September 8 4.179% 4.150%
145 September 15 3.620% 3.559%
146 September 22 5.786% 5.212%
147 September 29 4.703% four.352%
148 October half-dozen five.510% 5.594%
149 October thirteen v.499% 5.896%
150 Oct xx 6.376% 6.860%
151 October 27 5.934% 6.444%
152 November 3 5.928% 6.315%
153 November ten 5.614% 6.420%
154 Nov 17 6.473% 6.920%
155 November 24 five.974% 5.968%
156 Dec 1 4.381% 4.124%
157 Dec 8 5.207% 4.966%
158 December 15 4.952% 5.326%
159 Dec 22 5.086% v.295%
160 December 29 4.202% iv.047%

Listing of ratings in 2019 (episode 161–211)

Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[25]
Nationwide Seoul Uppercase Area
161 January 5 vi.679% 6.908%
162 January 12 6.441% half-dozen.196%
163 Jan 19 6.257% half dozen.498%
164 January 26 6.767% 7.009%
165 Feb two 6.127% v.991%
166 February 9 9.585% 10.551%
167 February xvi 6.047% vi.322%
168 February 23 half-dozen.541% half-dozen.776%
169 March two 5.399% 5.745%
170 March 9 5.096% 5.258%
171 March sixteen 5.688% 6.049%
172 March 23 five.756% 6.395%
173 March 30 4.903% five.179%
174 April vi 4.151% iv.302%
175 Apr thirteen v.056% 5.222%
176 Apr 20 iii.924% 4.163%
177 April 27 four.428% 4.883%
178 May 4 4.405% 4.108%
179 May eleven 5.846% 6.624%
180 May eighteen 4.676% 4.735%
181 May 25 5.224% 5.520%
182 June ane 5.532% 6.051%
183 June 8 5.972% six.445%
184 June 15 5.279% 5.308%
185 June 22 6.675% half-dozen.608%
186 June 29 seven.231% 7.599%
187 July 6 v.804% 5.750%
188 July 13 4.308% 4.742%
189 July twenty 5.735% 5.791%
190 July 27 5.696% 6.064%
191 August 3 4.580% 4.888%
192 August 10 iii.726% 3.727%
193 August 17 4.332% 4.390%
194 August 24 v.072% 5.525%
195 August 31 3.973% 3.962%
196 September 7 4.413% 5.084%
197 September 21 5.517% 5.611%
198 September 28 4.942% 4.775%
199 October 5 4.770% 4.579%
200 October 12 v.115% v.034%
201 October 19 5.399% 5.750%
202 October 26 iv.824% 5.149%
203 November 2 6.349% half dozen.835%
204 November ix 4.135% four.099%
205 Nov 16 5.729% 5.601%
206 Nov 23 iii.533% 3.383%
207 November xxx half dozen.929% 6.962%
208 December 7 4.994% 5.318%
209 Dec fourteen 4.556% four.277%
210 Dec 21 4.992% v.146%
211 December 28 four.068% 3.856%

List of ratings in 2020 (episode 212-261)

Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[25]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Area
212 January 4 5.866% 5.695%
213 January eleven 4.536% iv.558%
214 January xviii four.251% iii.732%
215 Feb ane 3.266% 2.984%
216 February eight three.721% 3.705%
217 February 15 3.910% 3.314%
218 February 22 five.015% 4.873%
219 February 29 six.817% half dozen.793%
220 March vii 6.252% six.120%
221 March 14 five.555% 5.670%
222 March 21 6.167% 6.324%
223 March 28 5.905% v.555%
224 April 4 5.982% vi.152%
225 Apr eleven viii.371% 7.753%
226 April eighteen 6.064% 5.766%
227 Apr 25 5.008% 4.919%
228 May 2 7.925% 7.355%
229 May 9 xv.523% fourteen.005%
230 May sixteen xv.267% fourteen.392%
231 May 23 fourteen.711% thirteen.309%
232 May thirty 6.082% 6.175%
233 June 6 6.509% 6.928%
234 June 13 vi.415% 6.403%
235 June 20 v.019% four.917%
236 June 27 4.992% four.927%
237 July 4 5.225% v.499%
238 July 11 three.934% iii.915%
239 July 18 6.453% six.184%
240 July 25 5.287% 5.335%
241 August 1 6.537% half dozen.419%
242 August 8 5.521% 5.234%
243 August 15 4.800% 4.637%
244 August 22 7.200% 7.402%
245 August 29 4.042% 4.065%
246 September v five.197% five.362%
247 September 12 4.656% four.173%
248 September 19 6.218% 6.473%
249 September 26 v.597% 5.745%
250 October 10 five.534% v.164%
251 October 17 4.769% 5.154%
252 October 24 3.119% three.315%
253 Oct 31 3.696% 3.571%
254 November 7 v.244% five.424%
255 November 14 4.974% 5.304%
256 November 21 iv.506% 4.544%
257 November 28 4.519% 4.611%
258 December 5 iv.718% 5.178%
259 Dec 12 4.624% 4.543%
260 Dec 19 4.173% four.054%
261 Dec 26 4.219% 4.422%

List of ratings in 2021 (episode 262-312)

Ep. # Broadcast date Boilerplate audience share
AGB Nielsen[25]
Nationwide Seoul Majuscule Area
262 January 2 7.175% 7.442%
263 January 9 5.668% 5.862%
264 Jan 16 4.199% 4.294%
265 January 23 4.058% 4.335%
266 January xxx 4.481% v.125%
267 Feb half dozen 4.513% 4.642%
268 February 20 3.008% 3.055%
269 February 27 4.609% v.265%
270 March 6 4.389% 4.146%
271 March 13 3.664% 3.691%
272 March 20 3.661% 3.594%
273 March 27 5.322% 4.635%
274 Apr 3 3.772% 3.319%
275 April 10 4.880% 4.453%
276 April 17 four.108% 4.250%
277 Apr 24 2.966% 2.869%
278 May one two.411% NR
279 May 8 3.283% 3.056%
280 May 15 iii.691% 3.477%
281 May 22 3.925% 4.292%
282 May 29 three.006% 3.288%
283 June 5 2.497% ii.423%
284 June 12 3.702% four.183%
285 June 19 3.399% 3.567%
286 June 26 3.448% 3.140%
287 July 3 four.338% 4.473%
288 July ten iii.915% three.664%
289 July 17 4.175% four.295%
290 July 24 3.593% 3.672%
291 July 31 3.586% 3.428%
292 Baronial 7 three.661% iii.971%
293 August 14 six.578% seven.086%
294 August 21 5.644% 6.306%
295 Baronial 28 3.990% 3.964%
296 September 4 3.589% 3.348%
297 September 11 1.949% NR
298 September xviii 2.046% 2.235%
299 September 25 2.647% 2.767%
300 October ii 2.976% ii.519%
301 October 9 2.586% 2.677%
302 October xvi 2.531% two.588%
303 October 23 one.943% NR
304 Oct 30 ii.384% 2.351%
305 November 6 2.305% ii.410%
306 November thirteen two.302% 2.182%
307 Nov 20 iii.540% 3.852%
308 Nov 27 ii.788% iii.005%
309 Dec 4 three.000% 3.040%
310 Dec 11 3.815% 3.758%
311 Dec 18 2.255% NR
312 December 25 two.809% 2.703%

Listing of ratings in 2022 (episode 313-present)

Ep. # Broadcast engagement Average audition share
AGB Nielsen[25]
Nationwide Seoul Upper-case letter Area
313 January ane 3.417% iii.291%
314 Jan viii 3.454% 2.921%
315 January 15 iii.905% iv.036%
316 January 22 3.069% 2.784%
317 January 29 3.502% three.257%
318 February 5 3.818% 3.378%
319 February 12 4.046% 3.739%
320 February 19 5.181% 5.511%
321 Feb 26 2.164% NR
322 March v 4.260% four.526%
323 March 12 1.983% NR
324 March 19 three.235% 3.182%
325 March 25 % %

Other works [edit]

Discography [edit]

Other appearances [edit]

Other Prove appearances [edit]

Years Title Network Member(southward) Notes Ref
2016 Fantastic Duo SBS TV All Flavor i, special appearances via video in episode xvi [31]
2017 My Little Old Boy All (except Kang Ho-dong) Cameo in episode 50 [32]
2020 Two Yoo Project Sugar Man JTBC All Season three, special appearances via video in episode six [33]

YouTube [edit]

They started their YouTube channel called "아는형님 Knowingbros" on Oct x, 2020.[34]

Controversy [edit]

Disciplinary activity [edit]

In December 2016, the program received a disciplinary action from Republic of korea'southward Broadcast Censorship Committee for using improper remarks which include objectifying female person guests in multiple occasions. The committee highlighted the use of improper language between cast members, the use of homophobic remarks and specifically Min Kyung-hoon'south act of giving a handcrafted bra to a female invitee (Jeon So-min) in one of the episodes. As well a alert given by the committee, information technology is reported that the plan has too received numerous complaints from viewers regarding the matter.[35]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Although being named as a invitee, he often wishes to get a regular member. He is often cast as a teacher with an extravagant style.
  2. ^ Determined through viewers votes

References [edit]

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  20. ^ Ep. 35
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  22. ^ Ep. 139
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External links [edit]

  • Official website Edit this at Wikidata
  • Men on a Mission on JTBC Worldwide
  • Knowing Bros at IMDb

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