Exo's Showtime

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Exo's Showtime
EXO Showtime Poster.jpg
Official poster
Genre Reality
Created by MBC Plus Media
Developed by MBC Plus.
Presented by MBC Every 1
Starring Exo
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes12
Production
Production location South Korea
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running timeapprox. 50 minutes
Production company S.M. C&C
Release
Original releaseNovember 28, 2013 (2013-11-28) –
February 13, 2014 (2014-02-13)

Exo's Showtime [1] is a South Korean documentary starring the boy group Exo. It is the first season of the South Korean reality show series, Showtime.

Contents

Background

Exo's Showtime is a reality TV show that allows the fans to see behind-the-scenes of Exo's daily lives and how they act offstage. [2]

Episodes

Ep.SummaryNoteBroadcast Date
1An introduction to their new show and each of the members; discussion of looks, personalities, etc. Also seen doing various activities such as a chicken eating contest and the making of their new slogan.First episode28 November 2013
2Kris, Tao, Baekhyun, Chanyeol and Sehun go out window shopping and try different kinds of Korean traditional foods. Xiumin, Lay, Chen and Luhan go out biking and are seen eating street foods. While D.O. goes out by himself to watch a movie. Kai and Suho go out for a walk with Kai's dogs.Break5 December 2013
3The group plans a surprise party for Chanyeol's birthday, tricking him into coming with them to shop with the alibi of "buying year-end presents" for each other. In the end, Chanyeol buys a "year-end present" for Kai, whom he idolizes sincerely. After all the presents are opened, the band celebrates the surprise party at their own boutique, "BWCW" or "Boy Who Cried Wolf".Chanyeol's birthday12 December 2013
4The members exchange gifts with one another to celebrate Christmas and participate in an arm wrestling match. The band also watches "Miracle in Cell no. 7" to determine who cries the most.Exo's Christmas celebration19 December 2013
5The group heads to the beach and play some games to determine who will go into the water.Exo spends a day at the beach26 December 2013
6Part two of their beach vacation. Luhan, Chanyeol and Suho go out to shop for food, while some of the other members cook food. Baekhyun and D.O. decided to host a show, interviewing some of the members.Vacation2 January 2014
7Baekhyun and D.O. act as tour guides and take the four Chinese members for a tour of Seoul.Exploring Seoul9 January 2014
8Over dinner, the members discuss goals they have for the new year of 2014. Afterwards, some split off into groups to engage in activities related to their goals. Xiumin and Chen take a coffee making lesson; Kai and Sehun learn how to perform a tea ceremony; Chanyeol, Suho, Kris, and Tao exercise and replicate moves with a martial arts instructor.New years celebration16 January 2014
9Kai and Sehun practice some dance moves; Chanyeol and Lay make the Showtime song; Suho, Chen, Baekhyun, Luhan and D.O determine who's the best in high and low notes, while also taking part in a rap battle against one another with Tao, Kris and Xiumin judging. They also practiced Wolf and Growl dance for their upcoming performance in Taiwan. They are also challenged to maintain silence and play 007 Bang while waiting for the food.Exo at the practice room23 January 2014
10The members go bowling and then explore a haunted house.—30 January 2014
11The group is separated and each member is confined to their own karaoke room. Via text messages sent to their cell phones, they're given challenges they all must answer on their own, such as answering what's Exo's representative song or guessing what D.O. wants for his birthday. The purpose is to test Exo's "telepathy skills," thus the goal is for all members to give the same answer. Once all answer the same way, the game is won and they can be released from their rooms.D.O.'s birthday6 February 2014
12Flashbacks of the previous episodes and a thigh wrestling match. The group also states their regrets and accomplishments throughout the series.Last episode13 February 2014

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References

  1. ↑ "EXO Showtime reality show". Kpopstarz. 2013-11-22. Archived from the original on 2023-01-14. Retrieved 2013-11-22.
  2. ↑ "Reality show gives inside look personal lives of EXO, Rain and more". Kpopstarz. 2013-11-22. Retrieved 2013-11-22.
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