In a country where two years military service is mandatory for all males, there has been little public interest in stories about the experience, which is seen as somewhat commonplace. Until now, that is. Real Men has, according to Nielsen Korea, captured 14.8 percent of the viewing audience, making it number one in its time slot.
The show's premise is six celebrities experiencing military
life. Since it claims to be a reality show, there are no scripts, and
the celebs are treated as rank-and-file soldiers. Producers and staff
try not to interfere during filming.
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2 comments:
Woow..! another fun to watch after Running Man I'll finish watching this reality show, it's fun watching celebrities inside the army camp.. Hahaha I think I'll enjoy this.. (o)
where can i find older episodes of real men subbed??????
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