Kko Kko Tours Single Single (Korean: 꼬꼬관광 싱글싱글) is a South Korean celebrity dating reality-variety show that aired on KBS2 from September 21 to November 23, 2008 as a segment in Happy Sunday. It was hosted by former Country Kko Kko members, Tak Jae-hoon and Shin Jung-hwan.
Format
The show features male and female celebrities who will be paired up and go on dates to get to know each other. The celebrities invite someone on the show to go with them during the trip. In the beginning of the season, each person will reveal who they invited and in the last episode, they will decide who they want to spend a vacation with.[1][2][unreliable source?]
During a segment in the second episode, each person revealed the person they invited through a heart-shaped picture on a shirt they're wearing. The person reads a letter they wrote and removes the heart sticker on their shirts to reveal a photo of the person they wanted to go on a vacation with.
Female guests
Shi-ah - Dong-wook
In-young - Tim
Amy - Min-woo
Tiffany - Min-woo
Jung-ah - Sung-min
Male guests
Tim - Jung-ah
Sung-min - Tiffany
Min-woo - In-young
Dong-wook - Jung-ah
Gil - Amy and Shi-ah
In the last episode, each male guest will approach the female guest they want to spend the rest of the vacation with and the female guest will decide whether or not to accept him. If a guest ends up without a partner after the selection, he or she will leave by themselves.
Similar to the first season, on the first episode of the show, the guests reveal the person they want to go on a vacation with, but instead of shirts, the photos are on heart-shaped fans.
Female guests
Shi-hyang - Min-woo
Bora - Shin Jung-hwan
Yuri - Gil
Male guests
Chansung - Shi-ah
Dong-hyuk - Yuri
Like the previous season, the guests pair up for the final selection, but instead of the male guests, the female guests will approach the men and the men will choose whether or not to accept.
Final couples
Shin Dong-wook and Jin Bora
Chansung and Jung Shi-ah
Lee Min-woo and Amy
Jo Dong-hyuk and Yuri
Cancellation
The show was cancelled due to its high production costs and low ratings.[4] It was replaced by a new season of Immortal Songs.[5][6]
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