Lee Soo Geun is a South Korean comedian and MC. Born on February 10, 1975, he began his career on the comedy variety show “KBS Gag Concert” in 2000 and worked on the program for 13 years. His popularity rose when he began appearing on the variety show “2 Days 1 Night” in 2007. In 2013, an illegal gambling conviction disrupted his career for two years, but Lee Soo Geun has made a comeback and remains just as popular as ever. He became a cast member of the variety shows “Knowing Brothers” in 2015 and “Secretly Greatly” in 2016.

Lee Soo Geun

After taking trips to China in the first three seasons, Korean celebrities venture into Vietnam in “Here Comes Trouble S4”!

“Here Comes Trouble S4” is the fourth season of the popular South Korean variety show, which originally originally aired in 2017, and is directed by Na Young Seok. The series launched in 2014 with the first three seasons takings place in various locations in China. It is the first Korean variety show that was created by a TV network to be broadcast exclusively online. 

The fourth season features cast members Kang Ho Dong, Eun Ji Won, Lee Soo Geun, Ahn Jae Hyun, Kyuhyun and Mino. The cast members take on the characters of the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West as they embark on a five-day, four-night trip to various locations in Vietnam and participate in fun games. Don’t miss a minute of this fun online variety show!

Here Comes Trouble S4

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"Ask Us Anything" is a popular Korean variety show featuring a dynamic panel of comedians and celebrities who tackle life's challenging questions with humor and wisdom. The star-studded lineup includes Kang Ho Dong, Seo Jang Hoon, Kim Young Chul, Lee Soo Geun, Kim Hee Chul, Min Kyung Hoon, and Lee Sang Min, each bringing unique perspectives and experiences to the show. With their diverse backgrounds and quick-witted personalities, the cast provides entertaining and insightful answers to viewers' most perplexing life dilemmas. This Viki Original Korean variety show has been entertaining audiences since 2015 and was directed by Jo Seung Wook.

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