(1) "Super Change"

Recommended index: ★★★★★★★

Japanese funny variety shows have always been my weapon. As a standard post-90s generation (1995), the first Japanese variety I came into contact with my circle of friends was probably Super Variety. As an old variety show, 1979 has been well received since its launch. The program is nothing more than a group of Erx youths with their brains wide open, performing some exaggerated programs with some strange props or clothes. It is sure to make you laugh. Friendly advice. If you watch this program in public, don't laugh too loudly! Or spit it out!

(2) Give it to local area network (also called virtual local area network).

Recommended index: ★★★★★★★

"Give it to Lan" is also an old variety show. The first broadcast was in 2008. I still remember when I was in primary school. This is the program, which must be brushed every weekend. After all, "To Lan" is the representative work of Fuji TV. The rules of the program are very simple. In each issue, resident MC and special guests will conduct some question-and-answer surveys or outdoor publicity. What's important is that every guest has come with the task of promoting the new movie, so you can know what interesting movies and TV series will be shown in the near future while watching the program. Most of the guests invited by the program are handsome men and beautiful women, and they are out-and-out contemporary traffic niche.

③ "escape"

Recommended index: ★★★★★★ You may be familiar with Run and rumming man, but as early as 2004, Japan launched a program called "Run for Money". The script framework of the program is roughly the PK of the fugitive camp and the hunter camp. What fugitives do is to avoid being chased by hunters. During this period, there will be many small games to accumulate bonuses. Once caught by the hunter, all the money accumulated before will be cleared. The gameplay is diverse and rich, and the guests are also top jokes, which is meaningless ~