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Jung Hyung-don
Jeong in 2011
Born (1978-02-07) February 7, 1978 (age 46)
Gimcheon, South Korea
MediumTelevision, music
Years active2002–present
GenresPhysical comedy, comedy music
SpouseHan Yu-ra (married 2009)
Children2
WebsiteOfficial website
Korean name
Hangul
정형돈
Hanja
鄭亨敦
Revised RomanizationJeong Hyeong-don
McCune–ReischauerChŏng Hyŏngdon

Jung Hyung-don (Korean: 정형돈; born February 7, 1978)[1][2][3] is a South Korean comedian and television host. He is best known for his roles on the variety shows Infinite Challenge and Weekly Idol.[4][5]

Early life and education

Jung was born in Gimcheon in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. As a child, he moved with his family to Busan, where he later attended Busan Electronic Technical High School.[6][1] After graduation, he worked for Samsung Electronics in Suwon for six years before entering the entertainment industry.[7]

Career

Jung made his television debut on the sketch comedy show Gag Concert in 2002.[4] On the show, he performed a sketch called "Do-Re-Mi Trio," in which he and two other comedians sang excerpts of popular songs, adding comedic punch lines to the end.[8]

In 2005, Jung joined the cast of a new variety show called Infinite Challenge. Though the show initially had low viewership ratings,[9] it went on to be a hit, and several of the songs Jung recorded for the show's periodic "song festivals" charted in the top ten of South Korea's music charts.[10][11]

Jung joined the cast of the first season of the marriage simulation show We Got Married in 2008. He was initially paired with television personality Saori until her departure from the show. He was later paired with singer Taeyeon of Girls' Generation. The match caused an uproar from Girls' Generation fans, in part due to the 11-year age gap between the two entertainers.[12][13]

In 2011, Jung and rapper Defconn became co-hosts of the new idol-focused reality show Weekly Idol.[14]

Hiatus

In November 2015, Jung's agency, FNC Entertainment, announced that he was taking a break from all activities due to his anxiety disorder. At the time, he was a cast member or host on several television shows, including Infinite Challenge, Weekly Idol, and Please Take Care of My Refrigerator.[15] Jung officially left the cast of Infinite Challenge in July 2016.[16]

Return

Jung returned as the co-host of Weekly Idol in October 2016, ending his 11-month break from television activities.[17] In March 2018, both Jung and Defconn left Weekly Idol.[18] In May, they became hosts of the variety show Idol Room.[19]

Personal life

Jung married comedy writer Han Yu-ra on September 13, 2009.[20] They have two children, twin daughters, who were born on December 11, 2012.[21]

Television appearances

Current programs

Year Title Role Network Notes
2018–present Problem Child in House (옥탑방의 문제아들) Co-host KBS Episode 1–present[22][23]
2020–present Idol on Quiz Host KBS alongside Jang Sung-kyu

Former programs

Year Title Role Network Notes
2002 Gag Concert (개그 콘서트) Co-host KBS2
2009–2010 Sunday Sunday Night (단 하나의 비밀 단비 Only One Secret Danbi) MBC
Explore TV-Cool Guys (TV탐험 멋진친구들) KBS2
2005–2007 Imagination Plus (상상플러스)
2008 Mystery Commandos(미스터리 특공대) SBS
2012 GO Show (고쇼) Co-host
2013 Ba-ra-dun Bada (바라던 바다) KBS2 Pilot show
Uh-rap Show! (어랍쇼) QTV
Noon-Ssul-Mi (눈썰미) tvN
2014–2015 Hitmaker MBC Every1 with Defconn
Please Take Care of My Refrigerator (냉장고를 부탁해) JTBC with Kim Sung-joo[24]
Our Neighborhood Arts and Physical Education KBS2
2005–2016 Infinite Challenge (무한도전) MBC
2011–2015, 2016–2018 Weekly Idol (주간 아이돌) MBC Every1 with Defconn
2016–2018 Carefree Travelers S1 (패키지로 세계일주 - 뭉쳐야 뜬다) JTBC
2017–2018 Night Goblin (밤도깨비)
Hyena on the Keyboard (건반 위의 하이에나) Host KBS2
2018 Dancing High (댄싱하이) [25]
Road to Paris (파리로 가는 길) Co-host Episode 1–2, with Lee Chae-young, and Kim Pung[26]
2018–2020 Idol Room (아이돌룸) JTBC Episode 1–87, alongside Defconn[27]
2019 Prison Life of Fools (호구들의 감빵생활) Cast Member tvN Episode 1–26[28][29]

Drama

  • tvN's Rollercoaster (재밌는TV 롤러코스터, 2009~) Leading actor with Jeong Ga-eun

Discography

See also: Hyungdon and Daejun

Singles

Title Year Peak chart
positions 		Sales (DL) Album
KOR
[30]
As lead artist
"Spring Chicken Soup" (영계백숙) 2012 8 I'm A Singer in My Own Right
"Gangbuk Gentleman" (강북멋쟁이) 2013 1 Park Myung-soo’s How About This?
Collaborations
"Jump"
with Luna 		2011 70 — Enjoy Today Rock Project
"The Innocent Macho" (순정마초)
with Jung Jae-hyung 		5 Infinite Challenge West Coast Highway Festival
"Change The Game"
with Defconn, JD 		39 Non-album single
"Going To Try" (해볼라고)
with G-Dragon 		2013 2 Infinite Challenge Jayu-ro Song Festival
"Wonderful Barn" (멋진헛간)
with Hyukoh 		2015 4 Infinite Challenge Yeongdong Highway Music Festival
"Today" (오늘은)
with Solji, Yoo Jae-hwan 		32 Don't Worry Music Vol. 1
"Shall We Walk?" (걸을까)
with Yoo Jae-hwan 		93 Don't Worry Music Vol. 2
As featured artist
"Not an Easy Girl"
Lizzy feat. Jung Hyung-don 		2015 38 Non-album single

Awards

Year Awards show Category Nominated Work Result
2002 17th KBS Awards Comedian Contest Amateur Statue Jung Hyung-don Won
2003 KBS Entertainment Awards Best Newcomer Award – Comedy Jung Hyung-don Won
Top Excellence Award – Idea (Corner) Gag Concert: "Doremi" Won
2004 Excellence Award – Comedy Gag Concert: "Beautiful Flowers" Won
2006 MBC Entertainment Awards Best Program Award Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won
2007 MBC Entertainment Awards Best Program Award Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won
2008 MBC Entertainment Awards Outstanding Male Entertainer Jung Hyung-don Won
Best Variety Show Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won
89th National Athletic Competition Aerobic Amateur Club 6-People - 2nd place Infinite Challenge Team
(shared with cast members)		 Won
2009 MBC Entertainment Awards Best Program Award Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won
2010 KCTA Cable TV Broadcast Awards TV Star of the Year Jung Hyung-don Won
5th Arena-Audi A-Awards Top "Black Collar Workers" – Innovation Infinite Challenge Team Won
2011 The 53rd National Rowing Championships 2000m Novice Inn (Special Award) Infinite Challenge Team Won
MelOn Music Awards Trend Award Infinite Challenge Theme – "West Coast Highway Song Festival"
(shared with cast members)		 Won
2013 MBC Entertainment Awards Most Popular Program Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won
"Best Couple" Award Jung Hyung-don
(with G-Dragon)		 Won
High Excellence Award for Variety Shows – Male Jung Hyung-don Won
2014 KBS Entertainment Awards Top Entertainer Award Cool Kiz on the Block Won
MBC Entertainment Awards Entertainment Program of the Year Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won
2015 42nd Korea Broadcasting Prizes Grand Prize Infinite Challenge
(shared with cast members)		 Won[40]
51st Paeksang Arts Awards Best Variety Performer - Male Jung Hyung-don
(for Please Take Care of My Refrigerator, Infinite Challenge		 Nominated
KBS Entertainment Awards Variety Star Award Jung Hyung-don Won

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  32. ^ Cumulative sales of "Gangbuk Gentleman":
  33. ^ Cumulative sales of "The Innocent Macho":
  34. ^ Cumulative sales of "Change The Game":
  35. ^ Cumulative sales of "Going To Try":
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