Comedian Cho Se-ho, the only permanent cast member of "Do-River," as the show concludes after Season 6: "Final filming has wrapped" [Official Statement]

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Netflix's daily variety show "Do-River" will end its run after Season 6.

Production company Studio++ announced on the 25th through an official statement, "'Do-River' has concluded its long journey with Episode 16 of its current sixth season."

The production company stated, "Considering our connection from past lives, we have been together for a full five years. As unique narratives and relationships have accumulated, both the cast and crew completed their final filming amidst deep regret."

They continued, "It was not an extraordinary program, and it had many shortcomings in various ways. However, in today's era where long-running variety shows are rare to exist, 'Do-River' has been able to come this far thanks to the consistent love you have always shown us, our fans." They expressed gratitude to viewers, adding, "As always, we will do our best with a heart full of gratitude for the production up until the final episode airing on November 21."

They added, "We are sorry to bring you disappointing news. We hope that during the time you spend with us for the remaining four episodes, you will laugh a lot and be happy while watching the members of 'Do-River.'"

"Do-River" is a Netflix daily variety show that presents a different mission each week. It has received great love across all six seasons, starting with Season 1 "In Search of the Lost Screw," followed by Season 2 "In Search of the Lost Steering Wheel," Season 3 "The Do-River Disassembly Show," Season 4 "The Rival," Season 5 "The Game of Death," and Season 6 "The Law of Survival."

Hong Jin-kyung, Kim Suk, Joo Woo-jae, and 2PM member Woo-young appear as permanent cast members, along with Cho Se-ho, who halted his activities last year amid allegations of involvement with a gang. In particular, after voluntarily withdrawing from tvN's "You Quiz on the Block" and KBS 2TV's "1 Night 2 Days Season 4" due to the aftermath of the controversy, Cho Se-ho had been meeting viewers only through "Do-River."

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