In Season 2, a new batch of 100 contestants at their physical peak will enter the arena and compete to be the last one standing after an elimination-style fight to the finish. And just like last season, anyone, regardless of age, sex, nationality or weight class, can win the hefty cash prize and be awarded the title of having the “ideal physique." (Source: Netflix) Edit Translation
- English
- Português (Brasil)
- Español
- 한국어
- Native Title: 피지컬: 100 시즌2
- Also Known As: Physical: 100 2 , Pijikeol: 100 2 , Pijikeol: 100 Sijeun 2 , 피지컬: 100 2
- Genres: Sports
Where to Watch Physical: 100 Season 2 - Underground
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Cast & Credits
- Kim Dong Hyun[Contestant #1]Regular Member
- Hong Beom Seok[Contestant #2]Regular Member
- Shim Yoo Ri[Contestant #3]Regular Member
- Lim Soo Jin[Contestant #5]Regular Member
- Goo Sung Hoe[Contestant #6]Regular Member
- Sul Young Ho[Contestant #10]Regular Member
Reviews
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Entertaining watch, but dropped in quality compared to the first season
I became enthralled with Physical 100 ever since I watched it the first time and I even introduced my boyfriend to it lol.I was really looking forward to the second season, but I must admit I was left disappointed.
Why?
1. Episodes became longer but with fillers of "ooh" and "aah" every thirty seconds.
2. The game were unimaginative. Some were rehashed from season 1, while others mostly focused on two things - sand and bags. And carrying them. While the maze and the minecart were "different" quests - they felt the same. Both had the same general idea. The final game consisted of three games - one of which was a consolation quest for losers in game one and the second one was - yep, you guessed it - related to bags and coal this time. Episode 8 was particularly hard to get through - watching them carry a metal cask full of sand for one hour and knowing who will lose before they even step foot on the game field wasn't really what I expected if you compare it to Season 1 and the mythological games they did, which were far more imaginative and allowed players to prove prowess in their respective fields.
3. Women will never, in any way, shape or form, have a chance in this format. While I understand they knew that when they applied, it's still not very pleasant to watch men treat champions and Olympic medalists as burdens and avoid them for group quests.
4. In the first season, we got a glimpse of contestants between quests. While they were lounging, we heard their talks, they did small contests, bonded. This time around, that was cut and the "reality" part of this reality TV show was really forced.
I expected more from a show that garnered so much hype (and funds). It was an entertaining watch, but left much to be desired.
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Buffed body's, strength, sweat!
Just loved it! Strength, sweat, and great body's. In my opinion it's about how far you're willing to go; are you able to go on when your body is on the verge of giving up. Will you mindset make you give up or does it help you to go on. is it a challenge against others or are you going up against yourself?If you just want to watch the raw strength of the participants, season 2 will give you that more, as season one will give more insight on the participants as well as the tasks they are given.
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