好きなバラエティの話！

Dear Students, Today's lecture is "Amateur Variety Shows" for the Department of Amateur Studies, △▽ Faculty, SKB University. That said, as a TV buff, I'll end by talking about my favorite variety shows. I have a few favorite variety shows. Besides "Did You Know? or Did You Know? Quiz! Tower of Valebel," I also loved "Quiz⭐︎Talent Directory." I also like Eyeshield 21, so my favorite shows always feature Jun from London Boots. I admire him. Quiz⭐︎Talent Directory was really entertaining. Ariyoshi's team was crazy in the celebrity search word association quiz, and I loved the intense sumo tournament. I also liked the special episodes, not just the studio ones. I remember laughing out loud at the scene where a celebrity was on the run and ran straight into a pond without hesitation, getting soaked (I think it was Jin Kinosaki). Even now, when I watch Wednesday Downtown and the editing or background music reminds me of Quiz⭐︎Talent Directory, I get excited. That's how much I love it. I love it, but the people who say Quiz ⭐︎ Talent Directory is their favorite are pretty twisted TV fans, and everyone I've met so far has been a little weird. That's why I avoided making it clear in the video and instead just said it here. I think Tower of Valebel was an amazing show that conveyed the emotion and excitement of quizzes, and the love and passion for "something." Not only was there the tension on set, but creating the questions must have been difficult, and if they couldn't be solved, there would be no footage and the show would end, so I think it was a show that everyone worked together to create. Atsushi's way of empathizing with the challengers is fantastic. Even when the theme was content or something he himself wasn't familiar with, he didn't make fun of them or take over out of curiosity. Rather, he tested the challengers as they took on the quiz, listening to their love and empathizing with their knowledge. Because of this sense of distance, it was amazing how both the viewers who were watching intently and those who were only casually watching naturally came to think, "This content (thing) is interesting." It doesn't force passion on you, and it doesn't force emotion, but as you watch, you gradually start to think, "Huh... is this challenger doing something crazy?" and you find yourself captivated. I think it was a very "fair" quiz show that doesn't leave viewers behind. I'd like to one day create a video on my channel that asks about "someone's 'likes'" like Quizba-level Tower. Please release past episodes of Quizba-level Tower!! Planning: Iwanaga Photography: Takeshige Editing: Sasaki Usagi Thumbnail: Moso