TVXQ, Big Bang, and Super Junior will all get their own separate hour long TV shows on Mnet Japan. The shows are creatively titled I Love TVXQ, I Love Big Bang and I Love Super Junior. Mnet Japan’s description of the TV programs are: “If you have never seen their work in Korea then we guarantee you’ll rediscover the charm of your favorite Kpop idols (through the “I Love” series). Watch live video, cool talk from various variety shows, plus music videos and get reintroduced to Korea’s most popular music groups.” All three of the new shows will be broadcasted once a week on Mnet Japan. I Love TVXQ will air for six months after its premiere on Tuesday, May 12th and I Love Big Bang will run for four months after it premieres on Monday, May 18th. No decision has been made on how long I Love Super Junior will air for, but it’ll begin on Monday, June 1st in the timeslot right before I Love Big Bang. It’s a given that TVXQ’s show will be the most popular out of the “I Love” series but, overall, I guess we’ll really find out how much Japan loves Kpop by how well these programs do. I hope in my lifetime Kpop stars become popular enough in America to have their own TV shows in the U.S. One way of becoming a celebrity overnight in the U.S. is to have a sex tape “leaked” to the public (i.e. Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian). I can help Hyori (or almost any Kpop female) make a tape if she wants to gain immediate American celebrity status. I’ve already got a night vision video camera or I'd be willing to rent a fancy boat if she'd rather do a Pam Anderson style video. Holla at ya boy Hyori and I can make it happen, oh, oh, OK.