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that airs every Saturday at 19:40 (KST) on tvN.


Program

In each episode, a market from South Korea is featured and within it there are three types of food selected as its representatives. The cast and guest(s) have to play games and win to be able to enjoy the food. There will be a dressing theme concept for the cast and guest(s) to follow for filming of each episode. For episodes 1–4, the program format is only three rounds of song dictation. From episode 5, the program format changed to two rounds of song dictation, with a Snack Time in between the dictation segments.


Games played

Song Dictation: Viewers can recommend songs (and the specific parts of the songs) through a Google Form for use in the show. The cast and guest(s) have to work together to note down all the correct lyrics that was being sung in a small part of the song chosen to play. For each song, they will be given only three attempts to get all the correct lyrics. For every failed attempt, the food will be consumed by
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Small-mouthed Haetnim. * On failing the first attempt, the amount of the food to be shared by the cast and guest(s) would be cut by half. * On failing the second attempt, the amount of the food to be shared would be cut to only 1–2 servings. * If they have completely failed, no food would be given. For each attempt, a representative from the cast and guest(s) would go up and present their final answer, and if the answer is wrong, the representative gets the popcorn punishment. On the first attempt, only the basic chances are provided, and the chances from the Chance Board can only be used on the second and third attempts. After using a chance from the chance board, the part of the song is played again. The same chance cannot be used twice in the same round. Starting episode 201, for every episode, the chances from the Chance Board that were used in Song 1 cannot be used in Song 2. * Basic Chances (given on the first attempt): ** One Shot (for the cast member(s)/guest(s) who jotted down the closest answer to the correct answer on the first listen) ** Number of words ** Song information ** Lyrics before and after the part used ** Existence and number of words in English (and/or words from other non-Korean languages) ** Existence and number of numbers * Other Chances: ** Listen Again Chance: The part of the song is repeated again. This chance can only be used once for every episode, either in Song 1 or Song 2. Beginning episode 148, this chance can be carried forward to the next episode if unused, leading to more times this chance can be used. ** Last Place's Listen Again Chance: Similar to the Listen Again Chance, in which it can only be used once for every episode, but this chance is only for the last place in one shot on the first attempt of the song dictation. If there are two or more people who are in last place and one of them is a guest, then the guest will get the chance. If the last place is shared by the cast members, the person who has the less cumulative number of one shots will get the chance. This chance was added in episode 201. * Chance Board (for only the second and third attempts): ** All Spaces: All the spaces for the lyrics will be shown. ** One Letter: A character of the lyrics (that is requested) will be shown. ** Two Consonants: The initial consonants of two words of the lyrics (that are requested) will be shown. This chance was introduced in episode 54. ** Number of Wrong Letters: The number of wrong characters will be shown. This chance was introduced in episode 6. This chance was modified for only episodes 244–245, where the number of correct words would be provided instead. ** Slow (70%) Hearing: The song will be played at 70% of the normal playback speed. This chance was introduced in the second round in episode 46, where it temporarily replaced All Spaces. It became a fixed chance starting episode 54. ** Random Hint: In every episode, this hint provided by Boom would be randomised. This chance was introduced in episode 237, replacing Fool Fool Boom Fool. *** Boom-casso: Boom would draw out one line of the lyrics (that is requested) in 20 seconds. *** Rose of Boom Has Bloomed: In the rhythm of
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, Boom reveals one line of the lyrics (that is requested) in three poses. *** View View Boom View: Boom would mouth out five consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested), and the cast members and guests would use their magnifying glasses to look at Boom's mouth shape. *** No~ Boom Teeth: Boom would read out five consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) in a way that his teeth cannot be seen when saying out. *** Shake It Boom Fool: This chance is similar to Fool Fool Boom Fool, but the difference being if Boom answers "yes" to the first question, a second question can be asked, and if Boom answers "no" to the first question, there would not be a second question asked. *** Shake The Boom Butt: Boom would write out two consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) with his butt. *** Boom Come And Go: Boom would move the pointer to and fro on the hand-drawn Chance Board with the other five chances and Fool Fool Boom Fool, and when he hears "Stop", the chance at which Boom's pointer stops at would be provided. This chance is a mandatory chance in the first attempt of the dictation on episodes 244 and 245. *** Troublemaker Boom: Boom would reveal the final consonants of two words of the lyrics (that are requested). *** Matured Boom: Boom would show two words of the lyrics (that are requested) through the Iron Delivery Case game. A modified version of this hint, titled Matured Part-timer, appeared on episode 268, where instead of Boom holding the iron delivery case, a guest would hold it instead. *** Boom Power Station: Boom would write four consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a pinwheel, then turn it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see while the music is played. An upgraded version of this hint appeared on episode 281, named Boom Windmill Village, where Boom would write only two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a larger toy windmill. *** Hello It's Boom: Boom would reveal four consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) to one of the guests through a paper cup phone. *** Electric Boom Eel: Boom would reveal three consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) through a voice-modulated microphone. *** Para Para Boom: Boom would place two consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) in his jacket and then flap it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see while
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's "I Swear" is played. *** Party Party Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a
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, and he would blow it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. ***
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-Boom: Boom would place two consecutive words of the lyrics (that are requested) on an umbrella and then continuously open and close it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom Fan Guru: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a
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, and then open and close it continuously in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see while the music is played. *** Boom-san Mask Dance: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the sleeves of the clothes, and then do the Mask Dance in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Sorry Sorry Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two palm-shaped toys and then flap them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see while
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's Sorry Sorry is played. A modified version of this hint appeared on episode 277, where the song used would be
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's I'm So Sorry instead. For episode 287, the original version of this chance would be renamed Clap Clap Boom. *** Han Seok-Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the backs of two people with a brush. ***
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Boom Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two flags, and then wave them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see while
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's Arirang Mokdong is played. *** Lo-Boom Letter: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on an acrylic board, and blow air on it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. ***
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Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two CDs, then hold them and dance the Tecktonik Dance in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom Dog Sheep Cow Horse: Boom would write three numbers representing the positions of the words of the lyrics (that are requested) on three yut sticks, and one representative would throw these yut sticks and one normal yut stick. Depending on the number(s) that appear, the respective words would be provided. If the outcome is "horse", the representative can throw one more time. *** Red Boom Dragonfly: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the wing clothes, and flap them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Why Does Boom Fool Run Away: Boom would write two numbers representing the positions of the words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two stickers and paste them on his clothes. Subsequently, while
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's Love Always Run Away is played, Lim Young-woong would chase Boom and once caught, these stickers would be removed from the latter and these words would then be revealed. *** Boom Cat: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a paper that is attached to a cat fishing rod toy, and then play it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Bang Bang Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the papers placed in two specially made guns, and then shoot them out in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom is Incredible: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the papers that are attached to the ears of a dog hat, and then play it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Courteous Boom of the East: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the papers that are attached to a royal inspector hat, and then play it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom-dolph: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the papers that are attached to the ears of a Rudolph hat, and then play it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Observer Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the papers that are attached to a small steering wheel, then hold it and dance to
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's Observation in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Cleaning Freak Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a paper that is attached to a duster, and then swing it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Killer Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a paper that is attached to the inside of a toy sword, and then open and closes its sheath repeatedly in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Myungrang Boom-dog: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a paper attached to a hotdog skewer, and then twist it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Flying Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a kite, and then fly it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Marry My Boom Husband: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a piece of paper that is placed in a ring box, and then open and close the ring box in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** The Bluebeard Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two tambourines, and then shake them to
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in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Bullfight Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a red cloth, and then shake it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Katsu Katsu Boom-katsu: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two hammers, and then hit them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** The Queen's Boom Knight: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a toy sword, and then do the sword dance in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Talk Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the paws of a horse suit that he would wear, and then run around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Female High School Student Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a blackboard eraser, and flip it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Beep Beep Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the paws of a unicorn suit that he would wear, and then run around in front of the cast members and guests to
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's Beep Beep, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom-tist: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on an accordion, and play it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom-spa: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a scrubbing stick, and shake it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Graduate Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on an academic certificate, and open and close it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom-derella: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on the soles of a pair of glass shoes, and show them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Water-Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two papers attached to a water gun, and play it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** La Boom Ba: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on papers attached to two maracas, and shake them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** How Many Rice Grains Boom?: Boom would write three words of the lyrics (that are requested) on three white balls that would be placed in a container, and then shake the container in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Blow Boom Fan: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on papers attached to two mini electric fans, and show them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. An upgraded version of this hint appeared on episode 329, named King Boom Fan in the Woods, where Boom would write on a large electric fan instead. *** Hey Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on papers attached to a vintage microphone, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. ***
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Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two sides of a small drum, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom
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: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on papers attached to a toy steering wheel, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Today is also Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on gloves, and wear them and move around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Gym Boy Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a dumbbell, and move it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Oh My God Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a gat, and move it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Seoul Boom-er: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a bulletproof vest, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Ready Boom Action: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a slate, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Bad Boom Good Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a palm model, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Usher's Friend Boom: TBA *** Swing Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on gloves, and move around with them on in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Half-Half Boom With Many: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a huge chicken drumstick pillow, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Don't Leave Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a transparent balloon, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom Plop: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a mini
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, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Body One Top Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on an abs model, and move around with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Judge Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two sides of a toy gavel, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Cheer Up Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on papers attached to two pom-poms, and play with them in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Fireman Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a piece of paper attached to a toy fire extinguisher, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. ***
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Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on papers attached to the bottom of a handbell, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Come Out Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two sides of a toy hammer, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Bloody Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a cape, and play with it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom Running Through Time: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a mini clock, and move around it in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom Untold: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on musical notes lines, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Musical Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on musical notes balloons, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Daddy Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a mobile, and move it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Hot Potato Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a model Tornado potato, and move it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Reporter Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a megaphone, and move it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Doctor Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a skeleton balloon, and move it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Bull-headed Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a
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, and move it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** DJ Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a LP record, and move it around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Red Devils Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two cheering bars, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Gym Boy Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two dumbbells, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Boom-stival: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a slogan fabric, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Shake It Shake It Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on two cocktail shakers, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Baby Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a baby mobile, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** TaeBo Boom is Coming: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a pair of boxing gloves, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. *** Prey Boom: Boom would write two words of the lyrics (that are requested) on a pair of bear paws, and move them around in front of the cast members and guests, for them to attempt to see. * Other/Discontinued Chances: ** Boom Car Service: This is a descriptive chance, where Boom makes the smooth sound of the car on the parts that are correctly answered, and then makes the sound of the car crashed on the wrong part of the lyrics answered. This chance can only be used on the third attempt. ** Acting Chance: Boom acts to describe the lyrics of the song. ** Live Chance: The live version of the song used is played. ** Two Vowels: Vowels of two characters of the lyrics (that are requested) will be shown. This chance has been removed as of episode 89. ** 1/5 Seconds: All the characters of the lyrics are scrambled and quickly shown for only 0.2 seconds. This chance was introduced in episode 89. As there is a high success rate after using this chance, starting from episode 95, after using this chance, there is no listening to the part of the song again. This chance has been removed as of episode 135, but had briefly returned for the second round in episode 192. ** Fool Fool Boom Fool: Only one question, of any content about the lyrics, can be asked to Boom, and he can only answer yes or no. This chance was introduced in episode 89. This chance was then added into the Chance Board beginning episode 201, not becoming the basic chance provided in the first attempt. This chance has been removed as of episode 237. The chance briefly returned in episodes 325 and 359, where a question related to the identity of the mafia can also be asked. ** Guest Hero Ball: This chance is specially for the guests of each episode, and all guests of each episode would each be entitled to one hero ball pick, either in the first song or the second song. He/she would randomly pick a ball that contains one of the characters of the lyrics, and he/she must not let the cast and other guest(s) know this character. This is to let the guests have an advantage over the cast members, who have more experience in song dictation. This chance was introduced in episode 282, and was then discontinued since episode 313. A second version of song dictation was introduced in episode 225, where it was played as a team match between two teams. Additional rules were put in place for only this version. * The first team to get all the correct lyrics in three attempts wins the food. It would be a tie if both teams get all the correct lyrics in the same attempt. * After the failing of the first and second attempts, in the case of the two teams wanting to use different chances, there would be a mini game played between the two teams, and the winning team can decide which chance to use for all. A third version of song dictation was introduced in episode 244, where it was played as a team relay with three teams. Additional rules were put in place for only this version. * For episode 244, the top 3 in cumulative number of one shots (bottom 3 for episode 245) would be the leaders of their own teams and would each choose their team members. For episode 258, the
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members were split into 3 teams and each would choose the cast members. * There are three lines to dictate, with each team taking one line. Each team has six attempts (five for episode 258) to note down the correct lyrics of their own line, with the team(s) with the fewest attempts getting to eat the food first, and only the last team would not get to eat the food. After the first team's success, if the remaining two teams succeeded on the same attempt, the food would be provided to both teams. * As there would be six attempts provided, there would be no Listen Again Chance and Last Place Listen Again Chance, but each team can choose a chance of their choice on the Chance Board on every attempt beginning the second attempt, as Random Hint was already provided in the first attempt for episodes 244–245. There is no Random Hint for episode 258. A fourth version of song dictation was introduced in episode 300, where it was played as mafia song dictation. Additional rules were put in place for only this version. * Through a lottery, from the playing cast members there are 2 mafias (3 for episode 359), and the rest are citizens. * The mafias will start the dictation knowing all the correct lyrics beforehand. * There are a total of five attempts (four for episodes 317 and 325, three for episode 359), and after each failed attempt, voting of the mafia would be done. The arrested member cannot participate in subsequent attempt(s) of the song dictation. If a mafia has a One Shot but is arrested, that One Shot would not be added to the One Shot statistics. * The mafia team can delete a chance out of the available chances on the Chance Board after failing an attempt to arrest the mafia. * If the cast succeeds in the song dictation or if all mafias are arrested before all the song dictation attempts, the citizen team wins. The mafia team wins if the song dictation is failed. A fifth version of song dictation was introduced in episode 309, where it was played as speed song dictation. Additional rules were put in place for only this version. * The cast members and guests are split into 4 teams of 4, and there are 6 rounds of song dictation. Each song has 4 lines, with the single words shown as markers of the start of the answering lines for each team member. * After the leader gets the chance by pressing the button, the team answers all the lines in order. * All 4 teams can choose to attempt or pass. If one team answers wrongly, they cannot answer again until the other teams have either attempted or passed. * Boom would then reveal the number of words in each line after all teams had their first attempts, and the 4 teams listen to the part one more time. Afterwards, all 4 teams can choose to attempt or pass again, then they listen to the part one more time. * Boom can give one word of the lyrics to the team that wins a mini game. * The team that answers all 4 lines of the song correctly first wins a point(s). Snack Time: Different from the Song Dictation segment, this is an individual battle where only the last placing cast member/guest would not get the snack. *New/Old Neologism Quiz: Answer the full phrase of the Korean
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that is given as question. **A similar version of the game, titled MZ Phrase Quiz, was featured on episode 309, where the full phrase of the abbreviated term that many M Z used has to be answered. *North Korean Cultural Quiz: Answer the word/sentence, which is said in North Korean dialect, in South Korean dialect. *New/Old OST Quiz: Answer the correct name of the drama/movie/animation based on its original soundtrack. *What is This Food?/Big Appearance Quiz: Answer the correct food based on its close-up. *Voice Support Quiz: Answer the correct line(s) based on a capture of a drama/movie/advertisement/variety show/comedy. *Your Eyes, Nose, Lips Quiz: Answer the correct celebrity based on separate pictures of his/her eyes, nose and lips. *Consonants Quiz: Answer the correct term based on its initial consonants. Normally, there is a specific common theme for the questions. **For the Songs version, the correct song name and its singer has to be answered. *Love Love Couple Quiz: Answer the other half of the couple based on one half of the couple from a drama/movie/animation/
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being shown. *Find The Fan Club Owner: Answer the correct celebrity based on the
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name given as question. *New/Old Game BGM Quiz: Answer the correct game name based on its background music or sound effects. The game can be of an online game or a mobile phone game. *Translator Quiz: Answer the correct term/sentence that was originally being said through an online translator, which has a foreign accent. *Dictionary Battle: Answer the correct term based on its definition from the
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. *Lyrics Reading Quiz: Answer the correct singer and the song title from listening to the lyrics being read out in a consistent tone. *Doppelganger Quiz: Answer the two (or three) correct drama/movie titles based on the captures of the same actor/actress in the dramas/movies. There is also a Singers version and a Variety version of this game. *Dialect Tour: Answer the correct song title and its singer based on one of the
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dialect translations for the song title given as question. *I Can See Your Title: Answer the correct drama/movie/animation/webtoon/webnovel title based on its promotional poster. **An upgraded version of the game was featured on episode 266, where for each question's promotional poster, Boom's face was edited in, instead of having the face(s) of the original protagonist(s) shown. *Find The Original Singer: Answer the song name and the original singer from listening to a cover or remake version of the song. *
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: Answer the correct celebrity based on a picture of him/her which has the gender of the celebrity swapped. *Find The Hidden Real Name: Answer the correct celebrity based on his/her real name given as question. *Noraebang Accompaniment Quiz: Answer the correct song title and its singer based on the
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accompaniment of the song. **An upgraded version of the game was featured on episode 267, where Boom would add various sound effects for hindrance. *Character Expression Quiz: Answer the correct celebrity based on the title or nickname used to express him/her. *Choreography Décalcomanie Quiz: Answer the two (or three) correct singers/groups and the two (or three) songs based on the photos of a similar choreography or movement. *Relation Between The Two?: Answer the correct relation between two people in a drama/movie/animation. *What's Your Name?: Answer the correct name of the person/thing based on a picture of it. **There is also a Choreography version of the game, where the correct name of the dance and the correct song name would have to be answered instead. **There is also a Manhwa and Animation Characters version of the game, where the correct name of the character and the correct name of the animation/manhwa that the character is from would have to be answered instead. *Lyrics Feeling Drama Quiz: Answer the correct song title and its singer from listening to its lyrics being read out like drama lines. This is also known as the opposite of the Lyrics Reading Quiz. *Guess Them Right! Homes: Answer the correct drama/movie/animation/variety show based on a picture of the house or the interior of the house. *Gag Corner Title Quiz: Answer the correct name of the corner of a gag program based on a scene of it. *Who Are Today's 1st Place Nominees?: Answer the correct song names (either two or three of them) from left to right based on a capture of the 1st place nominees announcement of a music show from the past or from the present. *Guess The Debut Song: Answer the singer/group's name along with the correct name of his/her/their debut song based on the picture of the singer/group. *Find The Source of This Meme: Answer the correct name of the source (drama/reality show/variety show) based on the meme shown as question. *Guess The First Winning Song: Answer the singer/group's name along with the correct name of the song that has given the said singer/group his/her/their first music show win based on the picture of the singer/group. *Who Is Today's Ending Fairy?: Answer the singer/group's name along with the correct name of the song based on the picture of the singer/group/group member's ending shot of his/her/their stage performance in a music show. *Singing Scene Quiz: Answer the correct song title and its singer based on a still cut (from a drama/movie) of someone singing. *Music Show MC Ment Quiz: Answer the singer/group's name along with the correct name(s) of the song(s) based on the music show MC's introduction of the song(s) before the performance in a music show. *Music Video Scene Quiz: Answer the correct song title and its singer based on a capture of the song's music video. *Sing It Line by Line: For each round, a keyword is given, and the team with all their members singing a line of a song with the keyword and naming the song that was sung wins the round. The team with two rounds won out of three wins the snack. This is the show's first snack game played in teams, instead of playing individually. *Lyrics in the Square Quiz: Answer the correct lyrics in the empty square based on the lyrics showed on the screen. *Sub Title Quiz: Answer the correct song title (in Korean) and its singer based on its English title or other title. *Director Quiz: Answer the question that was created by Park Sung-jae, the director of the tvN Variety Section. *Guess The Alter Ego: Answer the correct name of the alter ego based on a picture of him/her. *Half-Half Lyrics Quiz: Answer the two correct song titles based on their lyrics that have been combined. *Guess The Debut Act: Answer the correct debut drama/movie title based on a picture of the actor/actress. *Interlude Jump Quiz: Answer the correct song title and its singer from listening to its interlude. *If It's the End Quiz: Answer the correct singer and the song title from listening to the ending of the song. *Abbreviation Quiz: Answer the correct full phrase based on the
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of it. **For the Songs version, answer the correct song title and its singer based on the
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of the song title. *Continue to Sing Quiz: Sing the correct lyrics of a song continuously through the standing mics provided. If a player of one team sings the wrong lyrics to that song, the chance will go to the other team. This snack game is played in teams. *Facial Recognition Quiz: Answer the correct names of the actors and/or actresses/singers from left to right (and/or top to bottom) based on a picture of all their faces together. *Alien Language Reading Quiz: Answer the correct singer and the song title from listening to the lyrics, which have all of the words' final consonants being either replaced or added with 'ㅇ' (ieung), being read out in a consistent tone. *Omniscient Dialogue View: Answer the correct drama/movie title from listening to a snippet of its famous dialogue. **There is an alternate version of the game named Omniscient Ment View, where the correct name of the variety/cultural program would have to be answered instead. *Who Are Your Parents?: Answer the two correct celebrities (comedians and the cast members and guests of the episode this game was played) from the "father" to the "mother" based on two face portraits of a son and a daughter where the two celebrities' faces are fused together. *Why Are You Coming Out From There?: Answer the correct drama/movie title based on a capture of a celebrity who made a special appearance in the said drama/movie. *How Much Do You Like Mukbang: Answer the correct drama/movie title based on a still cut (from the said drama/movie) of someone eating. *A Ghost Appeared!: Answer the correct drama/movie title based on a still cut of a ghost that appeared from the said drama/movie. *Fashion King on Stage: Answer the correct singer/group and the song title based on his/her/their stage outfit(s) of the said song. *Mom's Friend's Son & Mom's Friend's Daughter: Answer the correct drama title based on pictures of the father/mother and the son/daughter that appeared in the said drama. *Today's Workout Scene Quiz: Answer the correct drama/movie title based on a still cut (from the said drama/movie) of someone doing workout or sport. **There is also a music video version of the game, where the correct singer of the song and the correct song name would have to be answered instead. *Guess It Right Crime Scene: Answer the correct drama/movie title based on a still cut (from the said drama/movie) of a crime scene. *You're A Big Villain: Answer the correct drama/movie title based on a still cut of the villain from the said drama/movie. *Lightstick? Guess It Stick!: Answer the correct name of the K-pop lightstick based on a picture of it. *Oh~ Yeah~ Na~ La~ Quiz: Answer the correct singer and the song title from listening to the part where the singer sings the word 'Oh', 'Yeah', 'Na', or 'La'.


Cast


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Former


Timeline

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Changes to the cast

Nucksal and P.O joined the show starting from episode 52 to replace Hanhae and Key, who were confirmed to enlist in the army on February 7 and March 4, 2019, respectively. Hanhae and Key officially left after episode 47 and episode 51 respectively, following military enlistments. On October 20, 2020, tvN confirmed that Hyeri will be leaving the show, with her last episode expected to be in late November. In addition, Hanhae and Key were confirmed to return to the show, and Taeyeon will also join the show. Hyeri officially left after episode 134, while Hanhae and Key returned as fixed cast members in the same episode. Taeyeon joined the show from episode 135. On February 10, 2022, it was confirmed that P.O will enlist in the
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on March 28. P.O left the show after episode 208, following his military enlistment. On October 11, 2023, tvN confirm that P.O would return to the show beginning episode 289.


Background music

Each member has their own background music played during different segments of the program. Before the introduction of the Market, the BGM is "Very Nice" by Seventeen. It is usually followed by the guest's songs when the food or snack is shown. During the usage of the Fool Fool Boom Fool chance, "
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" by
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is being played as its BGM.


Episodes


One Shots


First Place One Shot

A First Place One Shot is given to the cast member/guest who has jotted down the closest answer to the correct answer on the first listen, only on the first attempt of the song dictations. This is usually calculated by the number of correct characters (in
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) written down in comparison to the correct answer. While the One Shot is usually given to one person, there were instances where a tie between two or more people have occurred; in this case, they will share the One Shot. The cast member(s) or guest(s) who got a One Shot are as listed: (Names in bold are the guests of the episodes.)


First Place One Shot statistics (Cast members only)

As of episode 371, the statistics for the First Place One Shots received by cast members are as listed:


Last Place One Shot

Starting Episode 201, the Last Place One Shot is given to the cast member/guest who has the least number of correct characters (in
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) written down in comparison to the correct answer on the first listen. However, unlike the First Place One Shot, the Last Place One Shot is only awarded once per episode, in either the first or second round of dictation when the cast members and the guests decide to use the Last Place's Listen Again Chance. The recipient — or one of the recipients (in case of a tie) — of the Last Place One Shot will be, then, eligible to use the Last Place's Listen Again Chance. As of episode 370, the statistics for the Last Place One Shots received by cast members are as listed:


One Shot Hall of Fame

The guests who got First Place One Shots in both rounds of song dictation in an episode would be placed in the Hall of Fame. If the guests are of a same group, and the member(s) of the group got First Place One Shots in both rounds of song dictation in an episode, the group would be placed in the Hall of Fame. As of episode 311, only eleven guests are placed in the Hall of Fame, as listed:


Perfect Game

A Perfect Game happens when the cast and the guests succeed both song dictation rounds in their first attempts. The term "Perfect Game" was first used and seen in the editors' caption in Episode 14, following the first attempt successes in both rounds of song dictation. As a result of these episodes, Haetnim was unable to eat anything, thus the term "perfect". As of episode 348, there have been thirteen perfect games, as listed:


Snack Time

The cast member(s) or guest(s) who won the snack first and last, and the cast member/guest who failed to win the snack from the Snack Time game are as listed: (Names in bold are the guests of the episodes.)


Ratings

In the ratings below, for each year, the highest rating for the show will be in and the lowest rating for the show will be in .


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Spin-off - ''Idol Dictation Contest''

A web television spin-off of the program titled ''Idol Dictation Contest'' (아이돌 받아쓰기 대회) aired from May 21 until June 11, 2021, on Fridays at 15:00 (KST) for four weeks on
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. It is known as the
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version of the program. The spin-off stars Boom and Small-mouthed Haetnim as the non-playing cast members, together with
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), Lee Jin-ho,
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), Kai (
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),
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), Lee Jang-jun ( Golden Child),
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( Seventeen) and
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. The spin-off is slightly different from the main program, as it features only one round of song dictation and one Dessert Time game in each episode. The web series returned for Season 2, with Kai, Seungkwan and Lee Jang-jun not returning, and
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) joining the show as a new cast member. In addition, idol guests would appear for this season. Each 3-part episode would be released on Thursdays at 16:00 (KST) for six weeks on TVING from December 16, 2021. New Snack Time games were introduced only for the spin-off: * CM Song Quiz: Answer the correct brand based on its commercial song. * Caption Quiz: Answer the correct caption based on a capture of a variety show. * Album Jacket Quiz: Answer the singer/group's name along with the correct name of the title song based on the picture of the singer/group's album cover. * Silhouette Quiz: Answer the correct song title and its singer based on the silhouette of the song's choreography. * Boom's Broadcast Dance Academy: Answer the correct song title and its singer based on the step-by-step descriptions of the dance said out by Boom.


Season 1

Episodes : – Success on first attempt : – Success on second attempt : – Success on third attempt : – Failed ;One Shots The cast member(s) who got a One Shot (meaning that this cast member has jotted down the closest answer to the correct answer on the first listen, only on the first attempt of the song dictation) are as listed: ;Dessert Time The cast members who won the dessert first and last, and the cast member who failed to win the dessert from the Dessert Time game are as listed:


Season 2

Episodes : – Success on first attempt : – Success on second attempt : – Success on third attempt : – Failed ;One Shots The cast member(s) who got a One Shot (meaning that this cast member has jotted down the closest answer to the correct answer on the first listen, only on the first attempt of the song dictation) are as listed: (Names in bold are the guests of the episodes.) ;Dessert Time The cast members who won the dessert first and last, and the cast member who failed to win the dessert from the Dessert Time game are as listed: (Names in bold are the guests of the episodes.)


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