Come Drive In

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Come Drive In
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Hangul전국민 드루와
GenreVariety
Music
Talk show
Starring
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes10
Production
Production locationSouth Korea
Running time90 minutes
DistributorMBN
Release
Original networkMBN
Original releaseMay 31 (2020-05-31) –
August 3, 2020 (2020-08-03)
External links
Official Website

Come Drive In (Korean: 전국민 드루와; lit. Citizens Around the Country, Come Drive In) is a South Korean television program that airs on MBN, and aired every Monday at 23:00 (KST).

It was originally aired on Sundays at 21:20 (KST) for its first two episodes.[1]

Overview[]

Lee Soo-geun and Boom, together with one special host, are put in charge of a special drive-through karaoke. From singing to talks, everything is done within the vehicle.[2]

Rules[]

Episode 1-7

  • Contestants can be of any background, regardless whether he/she is able to drive a vehicle or not. Solo contestants or contestants coming in groups are welcome, and any type of vehicle is allowed.
  • Before entering, he/she would choose one song to sing. After that, he/she will drive in to the booth, where the hosts are situated, and then sing the song.
  • After singing, if all the hosts have passed the contestant, he/she can get a cash prize by randomly choosing only one car key out of five, and unlock the car's boot to confirm the amount of the cash prize. The amounts are ₩100,000, ₩200,000, ₩300,000, ₩500,000 and ₩1,000,000.
  • If he/she have failed to get all the three passes, they can choose a host for the token of appreciation. Each of the hosts represents one of the three types of tokens of appreciation decided at the start of the episode.

Episode 8-10

  • There is a different set of rules compared to the first seven episodes, whereby instead of every contestant getting the chance of winning the cash prize, in each episode, contestants will compete against one another to win only one cash prize.
  • After singing, if all the hosts have passed the contestant, not only he/she will instantly get ₩100,000, he/she will temporarily take the first place spot.
  • The hosts will also decide whether another contestant performs better than the contestant currently in the first place spot. The former will take over the first place spot from the latter, if the hosts decided to open the car's boot with the "Change of Come Drive King". If the hosts opened the car's boot with the ₩100,000 cash prize, the contestant will drive away with it, and not replace as the new Come Drive King.
  • The final contestant in the first place spot for the episode will be crowned the Come Drive King (드루왕) and wins the cash prize of ₩3,000,000.

Host[]

Episodes[]

  • In the ratings below, the highest rating for the show will be in red and the lowest rating for the show will be in blue.
Episode Broadcast Date Special Host Total Amount of
Money Given Away 		Guest Appearances Ratings (Nielsen Korea)
(Nationalwide)[3]
1 May 31 Hong Jin-young ₩5,900,000 1.126%
2 June 7 Insooni ₩1,300,000 0.969%
3 June 15 Kim Wan-sun ₩4,300,000 1.258%
4 June 22  [ko] ₩2,700,000
  •  [ko] and Jaeha (Lee Jin-ho)[a]
  •  [ko]
 1.279%
5 June 29 Yang Dong-geun Not mentioned
  •  [ko]
  • Kim Chul-min
  •  [ko], Park Ye-jin[b], Park So-jung[b] and Lee Shi-ah[b]
  •  [ko]
 0.934%
6 July 6 Kim Soo-mi ₩3,800,000 1.583%
7 July 13 1.362%
Noh Sa-yeon ₩3,900,000
8 July 20 Kim Jong-min (Koyote) N/A[c] 1.348%
9 July 27  [ko] 1.122%
10 August 3 Tae Jin-ah 1.284%

Notes[]

  1. ^ Son of Lim Ju-ri
  2. ^ a b c Cheerleader
  3. ^ Change of rules beginning episode 8, hence the amount of money given away is ₩3,000,000 for each episode.
  4. ^ Foster son of Hyun Mi

References[]

  1. ^ Jin Hyang-hee (June 1, 2020). "[첫방] '드루와', 일요 예능 新강자…차 안에서 펼쳐지는 환상특급". Maeil Kyungje via Naver (in Korean). Retrieved June 15, 2020.
  2. ^ "Introduction to Come Drive In".
  3. ^ "AGB Nielsen Ratings" (in Korean) – via Daum.
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