The forerunner of mystery, cases, accidents related shows unveils its new appearance to mark its 20th anniversary. The secret agents of “Surprise” among celebrities gather with utmost secrecy to reveal the behind stories of the show that couldn’t be aired, including mystery, history, conspiracy theories, and many more. The four secret agents are invited to this Secret Room, Jung Hyung Don, who has become the successful fan of “Surprise”, Jang Sung Kyu, who will solve the puzzle of the room with flashy talking skills, Hwang Je Seong, who will compete against the “Surprise” maniac, Jung Hyung Dong with his mysterious eyes, and Cho A, the dark horse who analyzes the cases with sharp remarks. We invite you to “Surprise: The Secret Room” as special agents. Find out what terrifying story lies behind the door of this secret room! Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 서프라이즈: 비밀의 방
- Also Known As:
- Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Where to Watch Surprise: The Secret Room
Cast & Credits
- Jang Sung Kyu Main Host
- Jung Hyung Don Main Host
- Hwang Je Sung Main Host
- Cho A Main Host
- Kwak Jae Sik(Ep. 1-2)Guest
- Kim Young Bin(Ep. 3)Guest
Reviews
Interesting show.
The first episode of this did NOT hook me because it seemed like it was going to be stories based on rumors more than facts. However as it went on, it got more and more factual and interesting. They tell stories of happenings around the world. Some I knew about, but many were new to me and since I enjoy history I liked hearing the stories. Sometimes the reactions are a bit over the top (or the acting while telling the stories), but overall it's an intriguing show. I hope they put out more episodes.A Hidden Gem
The unfortunate thing with this show is that the only synopsis that could be found on the internet is very confusing. That's probably because they weren't sure of where they were going to go with the format and were just starting off with pilots. I'm happy that I looked beyond the wonky synopsis and started watching this show. It took about 3 episodes for the show to find it's footing, so be patient with the randomness in the beginning.This variety show is all storytelling, and great storytelling at that. Once the show worked its format out, it became 2 regular members per team, and 1 rotating person per team. There are 3 rounds where the 2 teams tell surprising stories that fit a theme per round. They invite a guest that is usually a young MZ Generation person from an idol group to judge each round based on which story was more surprising.
I have to say with all the stories I heard there may have been maybe only 2 that weren't surprising at all, but all of them were interesting. There were times when I felt like I already knew the story, but then they drop things that I had never heard of. All of the stories are based on collected information-- nothing is made up. Some are all facts and some include testimonies from people that are up to you to decide on whether you believe. Even if it's a conspiracy theory, it's one that came from an academic professional.
I had no idea I would enjoy such a show. The storytelling between the 3 people on each team is entertaining (at times humorous) and done so well amongst the 3 of them. Mind you, they are all sitting down at a half circle table while telling these stories. They usually have images, footage, and pre-filmed dramatization to go along with it, though. This goes to show that verbal storytelling is such a lost art and doesn't necessarily need a bunch of action.
I would eagerly look forward to this show every week and hope that the next season comes out soon. If you like shows like Crime Scene, Girls High School Mystery Class, or even The Genius, you're probably the type that would like this show.