Idol Show (Hangul: 아이돌 군단의 떴다! 그녀; Hanja: 아이돌 軍團의 떴다! 그녀; lit. Idol Corps, She Has Arrived!), also called Idol Army, is a weekly Korean variety show on MBCevery1 hosted by the nation's most popular teen idol groups.

Hosts[link]

Season 1[link]

Super Junior-H

Co-hosts - Go Young Wook, Kim Sang Hyuk (Episode 1-5), Jang Dongmin (Episode 2 onwards)

Season 2[link]

FT Island

Co-hosts - Jang Dongmin

Season 3[link]

2PM

Co-hosts - Boom

Season 4[link]

Kara

Co-hosts - Boom

Season 5[link]

MBLAQ

Co-hosts - Shin Bong Sun, Jung Joori

Idol Guest Stars[link]

Season 1[link]

First aired: July 10, 2008

• Episode 1 - Jewelry
• Episode 2 - FT Island & Brown Eyed Girls
• Episode 3 & 4 - Wonder Girls
• Episode 5 - Kara
• Episode 6 - Roo'ra
• Episode 7 - Baby Vox Re.V
• Episode 8 - 2AM
• Episode 9 & 10 - Han Seungyeon, Goo Hara, Joo, Moon Ji Eun, Lim So Young
• Episode 11 - Kim Na Young, Chun Ja, Han Young
• Episode 12 - Kim Na Young, Seulong, Lim So Young
• Episode 13 & 14 (finale) - Lee Chung Ah

Season 2[link]

First aired: October 16, 2008

• Episode 1 & 2 - Younha
• Episode 3 & 4 - 2PM, Hwangbo, Baek Boram
• Episode 5
• Episode 6 & 7(finale) - Kim Na Young, Kim Sang Mi, Min Ji, Choi Eun Joo, Jamilla

Season 3[link]

First aired: December 4, 2008

• Episode 1 - none
• Episode 2 - Kara
• Episode 3 - JunJin Girls and ulzzang nunas
• Episode 4 - 2AM, Jang Young Ran, Go Young Wook
• Episode 5 - Brown Eyed Girls
• Episode 6 - Foreign girls
• Episode 7 - none
• Episode 8 & 9 - Girls' Generation
• Episode 10 - Going to MT
• Episode 11 - JunJin Girls and friends
• Episode 12 - College Girls
• Episode 13- Black Pearl, Jung Joori, Lee Chaeyeong, Baek Boram, Kim Jungmin, Jin Bora (Star Golden Bell parody Special)
• Episode 14 & 15 - SHINee
• Episode 16 - After School
• Episode 17 (finale)

Season 4[link]

First aired: April 2, 2009

• Episode 1 - none
• Episode 2 - Daesung
• Episode 3 - Lee Chun Hee
• Episode 4 - FT Island
• Episode 5 (finale) - 2AM

Season 5[link]

First aired: December 16, 2009

• Episode 1 - Kwon JiHye
• Episode 2 - Secret
• Episode 3 - T-ara
• Episode 4 - Kim Na Young, Kim Sae Rom, Kang Ye Bin
• Episode 5 - None (Queen Seon Duk Parody/Lee Joon's Hidden Camera)
• Episode 6 - Soo Jung (Star Golden Bell)
• Episode 7 & 8 - After School
• Episode 9 & 10 - None (Ski Resort Special)
• Episode 11 - IU, Kim Eun Jung (Jewelry), Ha Joo Yeon (Jewelry), Hong Jin Young
• Episode 12 - Transfer Girls
• Episode 13 & 14 - Sulli
• Episode 15 - None (Health Check-up)
• Episode 16 - (finale)

Look up idol in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

An idol is an image or other material object representing a deity to which religious worship is addressed or any person or thing regarded with blind admiration, adoration, or devotion.^[1]

More specific terms include:

Worship

• Cult image, a religion-neutral term for a man-made object that is venerated for the deity, spirit or demon that it embodies or represents
• Idolatry, a term used in monotheism for the worship of cult images, termed idols, perhaps tending towards iconoclasm, the destruction of images
• Murti, a point of focus for devotion or meditation in Hindu and Buddhist religion (not always man-made)

Entertainment

• Idol series, one of several television shows that give formerly unknown persons an opportunity to become stars. The Idol series began in the United Kingdom and has since spread around the world - Australia, Singapore, Canada, France, Germany, India, the United States, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, South Africa, West African countries, Indonesia, and many other countries.
• Teen idol, a popular celebrity "worshipped" by teenagers
• Japanese idol, a heavily promoted and merchandised singer or actor
• South Korean idol
• Billy Idol, English rock musician
• The iDol, Japanese comedy movie
• Idoling!!!, a Japanese female idol group
• "Idol", an episode of the television show Power Rangers: SPD
• Matinee idol, an adored film or theater star
• The Idols, a Greek pop band of the late 60s and early 70s [1]
• Idoli, a Serbian new wave band from the early 1980s
• 1dol, a Philippine TV musical

Other

• Brad Cain, a professional wrestler known as Lodi and Idol
• Idol (philosophy), one of several concepts developed by various philosophers
• Idol Records, a record label
• IDOL (software), meta software developed by Autonomy Corporation

See also[link]

• Divinization (disambiguation)

References[link]

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Look up shewed, shewedst, shewest, shews, or showeth in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Show may refer to:

• Show (fair), an fair
• Show (animal), a judged event in the hobby of animal fancy
  • Conformation dog show
  • Cat show
• Dog and pony show, an American idiom
• Mr. Show, a sketch comedy series
• Show, a 3G telecommunication service of Korea Telecom
• Bloody show, a term used in labour medicine
• A television program
• A theatrical production
• A concert
• A radio program
• A trade fair
• Showtime (TV network)
• Show (magazine), a men's magazine
• Le Show, a Californian public radio program

Music[link]

• Show (The Cure album), 1993
• Show (After Crying album), 2003
• Show (The Jesus Lizard album), 1994

People[link]

Surname

• Eric Show (1956 – 1994), American baseball pitcher
• Don Shows (born 1940), American football coach
• Ronnie Shows (born 1947), American politician

Given name

• Show Hayami (born 1958), Japanese voice actor
• Show Luo (born 1979), Taiwanese singer–actor

See also[link]

• The Show (disambiguation)

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