Day Day Up - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
郭冬临开讲语文课(一)
郭冬临开讲语文课(二)
郭冬临、何炅爆笑开课 白静俞灏明变"神经质"学生
台湾少数民族
美女讲师团"气质"培训 白静欧弟"丰收"大歌唱
小小督导员
中韩民族风情画卷
亚洲天团"至上励合"
无敌裴娜性感迷人
说唱少年 白静
张一山活宝技能全面爆发
舞者剧组
明日之星谷智鑫牛奶
华语世界顶级声优大PK(一)
音乐舞蹈连堂上 名校也PK
华语世界顶级声优大PK(二)
林保怡施妙手仁心
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