''Secretly Greatly'' () is a 2016

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n television program starring by

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and John Park. It aired on MBC every Sundays at 18:45 ( KST) starting December 4, 2016, forming part of MBC's '' Sunday Night'' lineup. It aired after ''

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'' and replaced '' Real Men''. The last episode of this program was broadcast on May 21, 2017.

Format

''Secretly Greatly'', also known as ''Hidden Camera (season 3)'', a new corner related with ''Hidden Camera'' ( 몰래카메라) which starred by Lee Kyung-kyu on 1991–1992 (season 1) and 2005–2007 (season 2), a former program to surprise Korean celebrities in various situations, without any notice from the host and its producers.

Hosts

* John Park

List of episodes

Ratings

In the table below, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.

Notes

Awards and nominations

References

External links

* {{Sunday Night 2016 South Korean television series debuts 2017 South Korean television series endings Korean-language television shows MBC TV original programming South Korean variety television shows South Korean reality television series