Park Seong-ho (; born March 14, 1974) is a veteran South Korean comedian. He is best known as a comedian in KBS' ''

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'' and has participated in many variety shows. He won two Top Excellence Awards at the KBS Entertainment Awards as well as the Grand Prize in Variety at the

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for his work in ''Gag Concert''.

Biography and career

Park Seongho was born in

Busan Busan (), officially known as is South Korea's most populous city after Seoul, with a population of over 3.4 million inhabitants. Formerly romanized as Pusan, it is the economic, cultural and educational center of southeastern South Korea, ...

, South Korea. He studied

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and graduated from

Cheongju University Cheongju University is a private university located in Cheongju City, the capital of North Chungcheong province, South Korea. Academics Undergraduate studies at the university are divided among eight colleges: Economics & Business Administration ...

with a bachelor's degree. He married Lee Ji-young and has a son named Park Jeong-bin and daughter. He is part of KBS' 13th class of comedians, passing the test in 1997 and debuting on ''

'' in 2000, making him the comedian with the highest seniority on the show. He gained fame playing the popular character, "Gyaru Sang" and other segments on ''Gag Concert''. He was a cast member for the first season of ''

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'' and the first sport (

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) on '' Cool Kiz On the Block''. He also appeared on the latter show's first anniversary episode. He was a professor at Seoul National University in 2007.

Filmography

Movies

* Champion Mabbagi (2007)- the sportscaster * Billy and the Brave Guys 3 (2014)- voice for 한국어, 목소리

Radio

* SBS Power FM Kim Chang Ryul's Old School (2006-2007)

Live performances

* 2015 KBS Family Comedy Concert in Busan (개그패밀리 콘서트 - 부산)

TV shows

* KBS 2 Days & 1 Night Season 3 ( ep 38-39) * KBS Comedy File * KBS Comedy Stations * KBS Full House * KBS Cool Kiz On The Block * KBS Good Country Campaign Headquarters * KBS

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* KBS Show Laughing Day Good Day * KBS Show! Lucky Train * KBS The Gag Concert You've Never Seen Before * KBS Video Champion * KBS Joy Hug Me * MBC It's a Gag * SBS Connect! Movie World * SBS Global Taiyaki * SBS Good Friends * SBS Love Tonight * SBS Smile People *

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Blue Tower * ComedyTV Gag Survival UFG * Channel A Now On My Way to Meet You

''Gag Concert'' segments

2000–2006 *Park Seong Ho's Music Talk (2000) *Bongsunga School (2001) *Revenge (2002) *Youth White Papers (2002) *Freeze (2004) *Gag Power (2004) *Legends of Hip Hop (2004) *Bayside Shakedown (2004) *허둥가라사대 (2004) *Never Stick (2005) *사선에서 (2005) *Third World (2005) *Professionalism (2005) *복두신권 (2006) *Interview (2006) *Karaoke Guru (2006) *호구와 울봉이 (2006) 2007–2012 *같기도 (2007) *Real Men (2007) *Ad-lib News (2007) *Ad-lib Brothers (2007) *도움상회 (2008) *대포동 예술극단 (2008) *Music Gallery (2008) *Ripple Broadcasting Booth (2008) *Screwed TV (2009) *BB Entertainment (2009) *Affectionate Man's Rights Committee (2009) *Choi Hyo Jong's Eyes (2010) *Mantis Kindergarten (2011) *Handsome CSI (2011) *K-JOB Star (2012) *War on Broadcasting (2012) *School Of Mental Breakdown (2012) *King of Comedy Park Seong Ho (2012) 2013–present *Men's News (2013) *I'm a Father (2013) *Girls in the Army (2013) *The Animals (2013) *Go Jo Show (2014) *Dating Skills Test (2014) *No Big Difference (2014) *Help Me! (2014) *Owls (2015) *Tour Guides (2015)

Albums

* 아니므니다 (Animunida) (2012) * 벨보원 (2010)

Awards and nominations

* 2013 Republic of Korea Culture and Entertainment Awards: Comedian Daesang * 2010 Korea Broadcasting Awards Comedians Appearance Award * 2010

: TV Entertainment: Best Variety Performer Award * 2010 Korea PD Awards: Comedian Award * 2009 KBS Entertainment Awards: Top Excellence Award * 2004 KBS Entertainment Awards: Top Excellence Award * 2001

: Comedians New Male Acting Award * 1997 KBS New Male Comedian Acting Award * 1994 Chungbuk National Art Exhibition

Endorsements

Commercials

* KTB Securities * LG U+ TV G * Lotte Foods Color Power * Mobilo Advertisement Model * Netmarble Go!Go!Go! Racer

References

External links

Park Seong-ho
on Daum {{DEFAULTSORT:Park, Seong-ho 1973 births Living people South Korean male comedians South Korean male television actors Gag Concert People from Busan Best Variety Performer Male Paeksang Arts Award (television) winners Cheongju University alumni