Netflix has announced the second season of the variety programme Physical: 100, which is an insane endurance game show in which 100 contestants compete to have the most impressive physicals in order to find the contestant with the most extraordinary genuine physique. The programme won the category, cracked the top 10 in 82 countries, and enthralled viewers worldwide for a total of 192.63 million hours over the course of six weeks. “We are very grateful Physical: 100 received so much love from fans all across the globe, and we paid attention to all the comments and feedback,” Jang says. “We decided to retain the essence of the show—finding the perfect physique—while introducing fresh elements. This is our way of expressing our gratitude to the fans of the show.”
The candidates' competition venue for the second season will be considerably expanded, according to Netflix. Two soccer fields' worth of space made up the inaugural season's set, “will now be expanded to create an even larger universe to challenge the participants,” the company said.
“I’m honored to meet a lot of contestants whom I feel are overqualified. And I’m also collaborating with many experts to make sure we have even more electrifying and well-designed quests that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats,” Jang adds. “I give you my word that we will be back with an all-new season that’s got everything taken up a notch for our global fans,” he says.
Galaxy Corporation in Korea creates Physical 100 for Netflix. Kang Suk-kyeong wrote the script, while Lee Jong-il is the show's producer.Season 2 of Netflix has yet to have a release date announced.
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