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- ↑ Song Ha-young Gained Level 3 Aerial Yoga Instructor Qualification in 2016, but would be nearly up for renewal.
- ↑ Rank +1 Cards
- ↑ Actual Video/Radio Broadcast
- ↑ Three of the slimmest but biggest eaters. Lee Yoo-jung can drink the most water (4L/day). Their task is to blend multiple fast food items into one mouthful.
- ↑ In the last set of live broadcasts, Roh Ji-sun already shown her feminine cooking qualities.
- ↑ A parody of Raid the Convenience Store
- ↑ Two of the most unfit-looking students
- ↑ Quizzes for viewers to guess random facts about the 3 members.
- ↑ 'Tramp' as in Lady And the Tramp, so a pet show in dog cafe.
- ↑ Park Jiwon is an avid gaming fan, and had impersonated Overwatch characters, she also suggested the school to set classes about comedic sense and impersonations last episode, while Lee Na-gyung is a very serious gamer.
- ↑ Various challenges to see who can get close to trivial Guinness World Records
- ↑ They were paired up last round in the Facebook broadcasts, but were coined "No Jam Sisters" for their out-dated comedic sense, and having stiff bodies when they dance, as if their joints have popping sounds. They did an ASMR-type show for meditation.
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