Nowdays, there are very popular real variety show programs which are “1 bak 2 il”, which means two days and one night, and “Muhandojeon”.
But “1 bak 2 il” was doubted because Two days and one night plagiarisms Muhandojeon.
I think “1bak 2il” doesn’t plagiarism Muhandojeon.
Both of “1bak 2il” and “Muhandojeon” have similarities because of the property which that kinds of program have.
So it is possible to be overlapped somethings.
I like both of programs as a viewer. I don’t think so.
But when I look at the number of articles, datas and photographs, I agree with that could be true.
A number of people comment about that, it shows two programs are loved by viewers.
It means that the two programs are loved by viewers.
Actually 무한도전 also plagiarisms Japanese show “Lincoln” and other Downtown’s(The most famous Japanese gagmen duo) shows.
so 1박 2일 is exactlly not plagiarisms 무한도전.
I think Korea variety shows are plagiarisms Japaense variety show a lot.
Korea and Japan have may be same sense of humor whatever.
do you know 스펀지? that program is real Plagiarisms!!!!
even if 스펀지 borrowed copyright from same program in Japan but ecperiments are plagiarisms!!
Korea variety shows are better that before but still is influenced by Japanese variety shows. Sad thing.
Penn Jilette had a similar experience, though he was very nice about. From Metafilter:
Today on Penn Jillette’s video blog he mentions a hilarious crew of Koreans have ripped off an old Penn and Teller trick.
(And yes, Penn makes a few jokes that might sound anti-Korean, or weird, but he praises the people who stole from him and his partner. Interesting, huh? But… if it was Americans who did it, he would have sued.)