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Post by penguincatfish on Feb 2, 2023 23:30:08 GMT -5
100 competitors take on physical challenges. Described as Squid Game meets Gladiators. Season 2 premiered March 19, 2024 Episode 1-4: Tuesday, March 19, 2024 Episode 5-7: Tuesday, March 26, 2024 Episode 8-9: Tuesday, April 2, 2024 Season 1 premiered January 24, 2023 Episode 1 & 2: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 Episode 3 & 4: Tuesday, January 31, 2023 Episode 5 & 6: Tuesday, February 7, 2023 Episode 7 & 8: Tuesday, February 14, 2023 Episode 9: Tuesday, February 21, 2023 --- www.netflix.com/title/81587446www.reddit.com/r/Physical100/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical:_100ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%ED%94%BC%EC%A7%80%EC%BB%AC:_100mydramalist.com/730523-physical-100 |
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Post by penguincatfish on Feb 2, 2023 23:30:39 GMT -5
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Post by penguincatfish on Mar 19, 2023 22:26:58 GMT -5
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Post by gamer2k4 on Apr 22, 2023 23:10:48 GMT -5
Did they ever say what "privilege" was given to the winner of the first challenge?
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Post by tyler on Apr 23, 2023 1:00:40 GMT -5
Did they ever say what "privilege" was given to the winner of the first challenge? Those who held on the longest got to pick their opponent in the elimination challenge that followed. |
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Post by gamer2k4 on Apr 23, 2023 7:04:00 GMT -5
Did they ever say what "privilege" was given to the winner of the first challenge? Those who held on the longest got to pick their opponent in the elimination challenge that followed. Gotcha, so there wasn't any unique privilege for #1. He just got to pick his opponent first, while #2 got to pick his opponent second, and so on. |
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Post by penguincatfish on Jun 21, 2023 9:22:12 GMT -5
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Post by penguincatfish on Feb 26, 2024 4:35:31 GMT -5
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Post by penguincatfish on Feb 26, 2024 4:44:41 GMT -5
Season 2's 100 competitors have been revealed. www.nme.com/news/tv/physical-100-season-two-contestants-cast-meet-3592822{FULL LIST...}
The Warriors
Kim Dong-hyun, Martial Artist
Hong Beom-seok, Former Firefighter
Sim Yu-ri, MMA Fighter
Kang Cheong-myeong, Korean Coast Guard Officer
Lim Soo-jin, Bodybuilder
Ku Sung-hoe, Reserve Sergeant First Class
Ko Jong-hyun, Special Operations Unit Officer
Gibson, United States Army Officer
Park Woo-jin, Korean Coast Guard Officer
Seol Young-ho, MMA Fighter
Jo Sung-bin, MMA Fighter
Han Young-jin, Police Fighter
Hunter Lee, FBI Diplomat
Hwang Mun-kyeong, Firefighter and Paramedic
Jang Sung-yeop, Bodybuilder
Lee Hyun-woo, Bodybuilder
Kang Eun-hee, Bodybuilder
Kim Nam-wook, Bodybuilder
Kim Min-su, Bodybuilder
National Athletes
Jung Ji-hyun, National Wrestler
Jung You-in, National Swimmer
Shin Soo-ji, National Rhythmic Athlete
Lee Won-hee, National Judo Athlete
Park Seung-hee, National Short-Track Speed Skater
Mo Tae-bum, National Speed Skater
Andre Jin, National Rugby Team Athlete
Kim Do-hyeon, National Boxer
Kim Dong-hyun, National Bobsledder
Kim Jee-hyuk, National Rowing Team Athlete
Kim Hyeong-ku, National Boxer
Kim Hye-bin, National Wushu Sanda Team Athlete
Kang Min-su, National Sport Climber
Park Da-sol, National Judo Athlete
Park Yeon-su, National Powerlifter
Park Hee-jun, National Karate Athlete
Seo Young-woo, National Bobsledder
Kang Young-seo, National Alpine Skier
Eom Dae-hyun, National Parkour Athlete
Lee Ye-joo, National Kurash Athlete
Lee Jang-kun, National Kabaddi Team Athlete
Chang Young-heung, National Rugby Team Athlete
Lee Hyun-jeong, Physical Education Teacher
Jo Ha-rang, National Handball Team Player
Joo Min-kyung, National Arm Wrestler
Choi Won-jae, National Cheerleading Team Athlete
Heo Kyung-hee, National Rugby Team Athlete
It Body
Hwang Choong-won, Heavy Equipment Operator
Lee Hyun-jin, Actor
Ko Hyo-joo, Skateboarder
Hong Da-eun, Arborist
Power Who YAMI, Cosplayer
Kim Ki-hyuk, Announcer
Kim Amugae, YouTuber
Ahn Sung-hwan, Food Service Company CEO
Sim Sung-eon, Nurse
Son Yeong-seok, Office Worker
Wi Sung-oh, Trainer
Yoon Han-jin, College Student (Special PhysEd)
Jang Yoon-sung, Food Service Company CEO
Jeon Hee-jeong, Stunt Performer
Jo Han, College Student (Sports & Leisure)
Ju Sung-min, Doctor of Korean Medicine
Juyang, Apparel Company CEO
Kim Hee-hyun, Ballerino
Kim Bong-yun, Carpenter
Kang Ki-jun, Jige Porter
Superstar Athletes
Park Ha-yan, Handball Player
Chong Te-se, Soccer Player
Kim Ji-eun, Track and Field Athlete
Hwang Chan-seok, Ssireum Athlete
Kim Dam-bi, Weightlifter
Go Min-jung, Professional Crossfitter
Kim Yeong-chan, Taekkyon Athlete
Ryu Si-hyun, Street Lifting Athlete
Amber Yang, Professional Crossfitter
Lee Jun-ha, American Football Player
Im Su-jeong, Ssireum Athlete
Kim Min-ho, Professional Wrestler
Jang Jun-hyuk, Wrestler
Choi Soo-in, Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu Athlete
Hong Hyeon-ju, Long Drive Golfer
Ha Moo-kyung, Handball Player
Athletic Celebrities
Lee Jae-yoon, Actor
Kang So-yeon, TV Personality
Amotti, Crossfitter
Knucks, Dancer
Kwon Ga-young, Fitness Model
Lee Jang-jun, Singer (Golden Child)
Park Kwang-jae, Actor
Lee Kyu-ho, Actor
GPT, YouTuber
Noh Sung-yul, Martial Arts TikToker
Lee Ho-yeon, Model
Justin Harvey, Actor
Jeon Jong-hyuk, Singer
Jung Dae-jin, Sports Model
Kang Seung-min, YouTuber
Kim Woo-joo, Fashion Model
Emmaneul, Fitness Model
No Seung-hyuk, Dance Artist
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Post by tyler on Apr 4, 2024 16:07:10 GMT -5
I finally finished season 2. I enjoyed it. One of my biggest issues with the first season was how a lot of people towards the end pretty much came out of nowhere. This season the editing was a lot better in that regard as I had an idea who everyone was while they did still eliminate some big names as it went on so there wasn't an obvious winner edit.
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Post by gamer2k4 on Apr 10, 2024 16:42:10 GMT -5
I enjoyed this one too. It was similar enough to Season 1 to be familiar, yet different enough to not feel like just another rehash. More specific (and potentially spoily) thoughts follow. {Thoughts on quests} - The maze quest offered an excellent addition of strategy to the game. With the sand moving quest from Season 1, sure, there were things you could do wrong (like not securing the boards or running too fast), but it was pretty straightforward. With the maze, you had to plan ahead and adjust on the fly, and you could even interfere with the other team's movement.
- I liked that teams were paired up for the ship moving quest in Season 1, and would have preferred something like that over the minecart loading/bag pushing quest they had instead.
- The 20 -> 4 quest was disappointing and bland. The Greek-inspired one in Season 1 was far more interesting. Plus, as soon the challenge was announced, you could see on every woman's face, "Well, guess that's it for me." At least with the multi-game version from Season 1, you could have put a woman in the track chase, and she might have had a chance to win it. Not so when it's just "who can pull a heavy thing the fastest."
- The final three games were similarly uninspired. In season 1, those final games rewarded a blend of strength, agility, and stamina. In this season, things were far more static. That being said, I think I like that the final game was direct competition, rather than a race. However, with a different final pairing, it could have been extremely anticlimactic if one competitor was significantly stronger than the other. With the rope pull, you could have been far stronger, yet had your muscles burn out in a way that wouldn't have been as much of an issue here.
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