At the same time, it ranked first in ratings, but its reputation collapsed. What do you think is the difference between "Hello Saturday" and "Kuaiben"?

I think "Hello, Saturday" is worse than "Quick Book" in terms of hosting lineup and program content. I think the reason why "Hello, Saturday" ranked first in ratings during its time period is because everyone is very curious about what kind of program "Hello, Saturday" is? What is the content and format of his program? Because the predecessor of "Hello, Saturday" is "Happy Camp", and "Happy Camp" is also the leading variety show of Hunan Satellite TV.

After watching it, everyone should have discovered that "Hello, Saturday" and "Happy Camp" are not even the slightest bit different. The first is the host lineup. The host lineup of "Happy Camp" is He Jiong, Li Weijia, Du Haitao, Wu Xin, and Xie Na. Although these five hosts are not professional hosts, they all have rich experience, and their five personalities are also very complementary. Xie Na's personality is relatively lively, which often causes her to lose control on set, but He Jiong is able to control Xie Na very well.

Wu Xin’s personality is relatively quiet, so she is more suitable to interact with guests when she is on site. Du Haitao is considered a clown in the show. He always plays the role of being ridiculed in the show. Li Weijia and He Jiong are old partners, and Li Weijia is also a very important role in "Happy Camp". He can catch the jokes thrown by every guest so that every guest will not feel embarrassed. Moreover, these five hosts are very familiar with each other, so even if there are no guests, the five of them will not let the scene be cold.

Although "Hello, Saturday" has many hosts, it still cannot control the audience. Several new hosts basically can't get a word in, and they don't know how to make jokes. Although Qin Xiaoxian was born in cross talk, this was the first time he hosted this kind of variety show, and he basically had nothing to say. The only person who was funny was Cai Shaofen. But because Cai Shaofen's Mandarin is so substandard, it was difficult for the host and the audience in front of the TV to understand what she was talking about. Moreover, the format of the program is not innovative at all, and it is still playing games non-stop, which causes many viewers to feel aesthetic fatigue.