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'Same Bed, Different Dreams' to come to an end with Hongki, Jonghun, Tzuyu, Sana, Mina, and Chaeyoung as last guests.


SBS' 'Same Bed, Different Dreams' will be coming to an end.

 The variety show started airing in April 25th, 2015. It's come to an end a year and three months since its run. The last episode was filmed on the 3rd, and will air on July 18th.
F.T. Island's Hongki, Jonghun, and TWICE's Tzuyu, Sana, Mina, andChaeyoung were the last guests for the show. It's F.T. Island's first variety outing in a while, but they showed they still had it by keeping the mood of the show bright the entire time. The TWICE members gave their all in trying to give the best advice for the family who'd come with their problem to the show.

Make sure to catch the last episode two weeks from now!

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