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‘Infinite Challenge’ 20th Anniversary Calendar to be Released… Will a Full Reunion Happen?

KIM Soyoun
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2024-12-11 15:47:29
‘Infinite Challenge’ 20th Anniversary Calendar. Photo | MBC
‘Infinite Challenge’ 20th Anniversary Calendar. Photo | MBC

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of ‘Infinite Challenge,’ which continues to be talked about even after its conclusion, a calendar will be released.

On the 11th, MBC posted on its official SNS, “Launching the ‘Infinite Challenge’ 20th Anniversary 2025 calendar. You are invited to ‘Nothing is Impossible’ (Infinite Challenge),” adding, “A collection of iconic moments from the show, one meme a day.”

According to the announcement, pre-orders will be available from 6 PM that day, and all proceeds from sales will be donated.

‘Infinite Challenge’ started in April 2005 under the title ‘Rash Challenge,’ changed to ‘Unreasonable Challenge,’ and finally became ‘Infinite Challenge’ in May 2006. It aired a total of 615 episodes until its conclusion in March 2018, receiving great love from viewers. Due to the significant number of episodes and the witty subtitles that continue to be discussed, a meme called ‘Nothing is Impossible’ emerged, suggesting that the show predicted the future. The upcoming calendar will feature beloved memes from ‘Infinite Challenge’ organized by date.

‘Infinite Challenge’ 20th Anniversary Calendar. Photo | MBC
‘Infinite Challenge’ 20th Anniversary Calendar. Photo | MBC

The year 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of ‘Infinite Challenge.’ On the 22nd of last month, Park Myung-soo mentioned on KBS CoolFM’s ‘Park Myung-soo’s Radio Show’ that he heard, “I met with the MBC executives and they are preparing a special broadcast for the 20th anniversary of ‘Infinite Challenge,’” adding, “I believe discussions about a full reunion are ongoing.”

He also expressed gratitude, saying, “I thought it was over when ‘Infinite Challenge’ ended, but the world has changed, and memes have emerged. I’ve been talked about a lot, and I have many memes.”

[Kim So-yeon, Star Today Reporter]

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