Download Variety Show Beat Coin
Marac Redregez
Recently picked up Beat Coin to watch after becoming affectionate with Joo Woo Jae and I must say, it surprised me a lot. I think it flew off the radar of most people I think 'cause KBS gave it a weird time slot and don't seem to be expecting much from it even if they are still going and at 50 episodes mark now. I guess they're trying to bring some youtube watchers into TV but idk really what's the deal.
First episodes are a bit weird, they rely too much on Sook but they easily create a bond and their dynamic is very good. I'm not a huge fan of Jo Seho's humour but he works so well in this show. If i'm not mistaken, they said in an episode that they're the same team behind Sister's Slam Dunk so that's also interesting. They also have a lot of high profile guests like Jimin, Taeyang, Cha TaeHyun, Twice, etc.
All of the episodes (except 13 for some reason) are subbed on Kocowa so it's easy to pick up for a try if you're looking for some recs. If you like audience+live music type of variety (something a bit Kim Taeho-esque) I'd reccomend episode 12 where they go to a University and they have to gather some students to perform in a festival and also Episode 18 and 19 where JYP joins and brings his band to a school in a far city and then to a proposal of an actor to his wife (this one is very funny cause it's a candid camera and it goes very wrong). But there's tons of different stuff every episode so it's easy to be entertained. Very fun show.
A new game variety show in which a coin can determine fate. The stars do games to stack up points, and a simple coin toss can shake up the status. Although the setup is straightforward, the unexpected fun and chemistry between the members will keep you entertained.(Source: OnDemandKorea) Edit Translation
Beat Coin is also known by the name of HK Coin, a Korean game variety show where a coin determines the fate of a player. Celebrities participating in the game collect points, and a coin toss can decrease or increase their survival in the game.
KBS' 'Beat Coin' and 'Problem Child in House' are wrapping up in January.
On December 18, the production team behind 'Beat Coin' confirmed the show will be concluding in mid-January, while KBS confirmed 'Problem Child in House' is also coming to an end in mid-January of next year.
Premiering in November of 2022, 'Beat Coin', starring Hong Jin Kyung, Kim Sook, Jo Se Ho, Joo Woo jae, and 2PM's Wooyoung, is a variety show where the cast members determine their fate and decisions by flipping a coin. 'Problem Child in House' premiered in November of 2018 and features a talk show where the cast and guests must answer 10 questions to be let home.
'Beat Coin' airs Thursdays at 8:30PM KST, and 'Problem Child in House' airs Wednesday at 8:30PM KST.
A coin has been tossed. You will face your paradise or underworld with just one opportunity by the coin. The ones who are destined to change their fates together are the best friends, Hong Jin Kyeong and Kim Sook, Cho Se Ho, who is willing to figure out his identity and live the life of the main character, Joo Woo Jae, who is beloved by his long limbs and unexpected sense of humor, and Woo Young of 2PM, the original sexy boy band. They earn benefits through various games, and the final winner will be privileged with the right to choose. Please look forward to this fate-changing variety show filled with blood, sweat, and tears!
Black Girl Seoul discusses the variety show, Beat Coin (aka HK Coin), starring Hong Jin Kyung, Kim Sook, Jo Se Ho, Joo Woo Jae, and Jang Woo Young. Aside from listening to Song Rae give her review and rating of this series you'll learn the following: the difference between American reality shows and South Korean variety shows; learn more about spa amenities. Enjoy!
Beat Coin is a South Korean television program that airs on KBS2 on Thursdays at 20:30 (KST). Helmed by the producer of the third installment of 2 Days & 1 Night and Sister's Slam Dunk, and writer of Battle Trip, the show showcases the essences of past variety programs and leaving fate with the flip of a coin.
These rewards are important to game feel (eg. the "+100" points text or shower of coins flying out of a destroyed target), and to learning game systems. They tell the player what actions in the game are valued and useful. They're not so strong at creating sustained engagement though. Once the player learns that they can reliably get X points per second from a swath of different actions in your game, it's no longer a surprise or a reason to strive to complete this particular action. It's expected, and fades into the background of play.
This show successfully captured the youth audience, with its campy style, upbeat theme music, and tongue-in-cheek humor. Despite the fact that it verged on being a sitcom, the producers wisely left out the laugh track, reinforcing the seriousness with which the characters seemed to take the often absurd and wildly improbable situations in which they found themselves. The filming simulated a surreal comic-book quality, with characters and situations shot at high and low angles, with bright splashy colors and with sound effects, like Pow, Bam, and Zonk, appearing as words splashed across the action sequences on screen. The series was also replete with numerous gadgets and over-the-top props, with the Batmobile undoubtedly most memorable. Batman ran until March 1968, experiencing a significant ratings drop after its initial novelty faded.
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