In order to find the best ‘body’ with the strongest physical, the extreme survival game entertainment ‘Physical: 100’, where 100 people who are proud to be the strongest physical, released episodes 1-2 through Netflix today.
From the opening, the stage was set with 100 wonderful torsos that would make even David cry, and 100 participants were filled with so many prominent figures that no one might briefly introduce them to the extent that each participant passed by briefly.
Not only men but also women showed up showing off their bulging muscles, and people of various ages and countries gathered in one place, from high school students to Choo Seong-hun, who is regarding to turn 50, and from Koreans to foreigners.
The determination of the performers to prove their physical abilities, such as health trainers, national athletes in various sports, firefighters, mountain rescuers, dancers, models, and YouTubers, was great, and all the performers talked regarding their physicals in unison. The stage to prove it boasted a real and large scale like the ‘Squid Game’.
In the meantime, I have seen ‘great people’ in programs such as ‘Steel Troop’ on mudflats and sandy beaches, but the fights of those shown through ‘Physical: 100’ make my hands sweat so much that I can’t skip any game. It allowed me to immerse myself in it by twisting my whole body.
In the first and second episodes of ‘Physical: 100’, where a prize of 300 million won is given to one person who wins a total of 5 games, a long wait was held to obtain an advantageous benefit in the first game, and the first game was a 1:1 death match. This will cover 50% of the survivors.
It is even surprising to see people of different weight classes and occupations fighting desperately to survive with their own deadly strategies.
I thought there was really nothing to see these days, but it seems that an exciting variety show that gave me a dramatic impression and lingering lingering feeling was released just in time for the first time in a while. A new episode of ‘Physical: 100’, a total of 9 episodes, is released every Tuesday at 5pm.
Kim Kyung-hee / Photo courtesy of Netflix
