This week's story on Rainbow Club.
Jung Wan is the first Rainbow Club member to get married.
The time has come to say farewell.
This is the Rainbow Club members' way of saying goodbye.
Live happily forever, Jung Wan!
To celebrate his beloved friend's wedding,
Dong Wan makes one-of-a-kind furniture just for Jung Wan.
My goodness, Jung Wan!
Yuk Jung Wan!
Live happily forever, Jung Wan!
Rainbow Club's female members have gathered...
to prepare a romantic gift...
for the newlyweds.
Ta-da!
- What is this? - Keep it quiet.
Bath salts.
While you're drinking wine...
you know what I mean.
Rainbow Club can't let Jung Wan leave without a farewell.
The touching last reunion at Jung Wan's rooftop.
- How do you feel? - Yes, tell us.
It feels like I'm entering the army all over again.
- Why do you say that? - The sad part is that military...
service is over in two years, but marriage...
I Live Alone, "Goodbye Jung Wan"
Goodbye Jung Wan
Goodbye wherever you may go
I wish you happiness
(It's a sunny day at Gook Ju's apartment.)
(Vacuuming)
(making sure to catch dust from all hidden corners.)
(Humming as she vacuums)
Chae A will visit my place today.
Jung Wan is getting married soon.
As a wedding gift...
we'd like to give him something cute and handmade,
but it can be difficult to do with the male members.
I thought Chae A and I will get along well since we're both girls...
so I called her to join me.
(Pulling)
(She's not done with cleaning yet.)
All corners!
(She makes sure to catch even the hard to reach areas.)
(Refreshed)
(She empties the vacuum filter straightaway.)
(Slips out)
(Removing all the dust)
(Putting the vacuum back together)
The oven's stained with oil.
(She works extra hard on kitchen hygiene as a lady guest is coming.)
Oven cleaning is such a pain.
(Scrubbing away)
- You're here. Come on inside. - Hello.
- You're the first actress here. - Oh, is that right?
My gosh.
You have so many pieces of accessories.
They're there to show off.
- You must really like accessories. - I love them.
These are all glasses.
If you place them like this,
how can you find the one you're looking for?
You see, I'm the one who made the mess...
so I know where everything is.
I see.
Wow.
This is the dress room.
I need to tidy this up soon.
(It may take several days.)
- I haven't had a chance yet. - Is that right?
- It's amazing. - You're too small to wear these.
Too bad there's nothing I can give you.
You're very girly.
- Have a seat. - Okay.
I should treat my guest well.
You can sit here.
What would you like to drink?
Wait a moment.
Since the sun's up, how about some beer? No?
I think I'm good.
Blueberries?
- Thank you so much. - It's good for you.
- What is that? - Pear juice for me.
- Can I have that one instead? - You prefer pear juice?
(Switch, please.)
First time guests usually take whatever's offered, don't they?
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
Aren't you hot? Take your coat off.
- I'll hold your juice. - Thank you.
We've only met once before.
It looks like you're all made up.
I always wear makeup.
- Like this? - Yes.
(I never forget to wear makeup even when I step out for groceries.)
- I see. - I sometimes go to bed...
like this without cleansing.
(As an actress Chae A cannot imagine going to bed with makeup on.)
I love that you joined Rainbow Club.
- You like me? - Yes. Because...
- guys hang out by themselves. - Right. They have that tendency.
- That's true. - I was so jealous.
We need to get together.
- We should do something together. - Let's do something together.
I'm so happy today...
since I don't have to worry about...
Jung Wan's wedding gift alone.
- It's hard to choose alone. - I know.
- We must consider other views. - That's right.
Did you give it some thought?
I got this as a gift from a fan. It was too pretty to use.
- I thought this could be good. - I see.
I bought everything we'd need, including the same case...
to make one for the newlyweds.
Candles are lovely for bedtime.
- Next to the bed, right? - Exactly.
Have you ever made one before?
No, never.
- We'll try today. - We're going to make one right now?
Yes.
I looked it up on the internet. It doesn't seem too difficult.
I've prepared something, too.
- You've got quite a lot of stuff. - Actually...
I couldn't decide what to get for a newlywed couple...
- so I got practical things. - Practical things?
- I heard they're the best. - They seem practical indeed.
They're really practical stuff.
- You brought rice? - A bag of oats.
Also, Jung Wan saw me eating...
- chia seeds before. - Right.
- He seemed to take an interest. - No,
I'm sure that was temporary. He probably won't eat that.
People like Jung Wan and I...
are very interested in stuff that's helpful for weight loss,
but if it doesn't taste good we won't touch it again.
What about...
a gift that both the husband and wife can use together?
- That would be so lovely. - I was thinking...
- matching pyjamas or aprons. - You're right.
Only possible as they are newlyweds, right?
To tell you the truth...
I fantasize about my husband and I wearing the same apron.
Helping each other put it on, right?
(Get over here, I'll do it for you.)
Like this.
- Why are you so shy? - This was...
- my fantasy. - It's me, I'm not your husband.
It's what I dream about.
Imagine your husband getting up in the morning,
topless...
and his back muscles move as he chops away in the kitchen.
Then when you wake up, he asks...
"You up?" and you see that...
- he's cooking just for you. - Right.
- Not wearing anything. - Exactly.
- He's only wearing the apron. - Yes.
So he's naked if you see him from behind.
No, he's not all naked.
- Not totally naked. - Why not?
- No. - It won't hurt to take it all off.
So he's only wearing an apron?
Yes, apron only.
Should we get them an apron, then?
It'll be so sexy.
- Oh, it's Jung Wan. - Wait, it's Jung Wan.
(Jung Wan will be the one naked in the apron.)
(The massive gap between fantasy and reality)
Well, that was my fantasy about the apron. Do you have any?
I dreamed about...
- my husband coming home from work, - Yes.
and I rush out from the shower and greet him, saying...
"Are you home, honey? I was just in the shower."
I'm only wearing a slip at this moment, hair all wet.
You go back in the shower, and he follows you.
Upon seeing me, he follows me into the shower.
- He dries my hair. - My goodness.
- That would be so sweet. - Right?
I will be sitting here,
and my husband sits here.
(Chae A even thought of a seating plan for when he dries her hair.)
He dries my hair like this.
(Most women have dreamt about something like this.)
It's my first time drying someone else's hair.
(This is my first time drying a girl's hair.)
That sounds awesome. Women love it when men touch their hair.
Right?
It was a lot of fun.
I felt like we were close friends,
and it was cool that we had a lot in common.
I think we got along pretty well,
so until we get married I hope we can depend on each other...
and stay close friends.
Doesn't this remind you of...
- white chocolate? - Sprinkles?
(The wax looks like white chocolate.)
It's going to be fun.
(This pot will be used for double boiling.)
Do you usually have a lot of guests come over?
Yes. Many junior comedians come over, too.
- And they hang out at your place? - Yes.
With makeup on?
(The beginners search online to learn how to make candles.)
"When the water is around 70 to 75 °C, turn it off."
"When it's 60 to 65 °C, we should put..."
- Put what? Oil? - "oil."
If you put it when the water's too hot, the scent won't be kept.
It's difficult.
- When should we put it? - When it's boiling.
This is just hot water, so it's fine.
- I'm so nervous. - My goodness.
- It went down to the bottom. - My gosh.
- We need something to stir.
(Gook Ju stirs with chopsticks so the wax can melt well.)
It looks more like a candle now.
I want to cook eggs here.
- We should have done it. - Should we put them now?
- Should we put them now?
It's a waste of water if we just throw it away.
- It isn't touching wax, is it? - No.
We're going to peel the eggs anyway.
(We're going to peel the eggs anyway.)
The egg whites are floating outside.
We should time to boil perfect eggs.
- Eggs are more important to you? - Five minutes.
- When did we put the eggs inside? - 20 minutes past.
20 minutes past? They'll be perfect at 25 minutes.
I can't tell if it's wax or egg white.
They're all floating around.
- The wax is all melt. - It's almost melt.
Well, the wax is all melt now.
What degree is the water now?
(She can't see it properly.)
- It's 70 °C. - 70 °C.
Shouldn't we turn it off now?
That's right. What should we do with the eggs then?
- We can just take the wax out. - We can take the wax out.
- That's right. - That'll do.
(They quickly remove the wax from the pot.)
Eggs are so important.
(Chae A cannot take her eyes off of the eggs.)
(The eggs are boiling.)
(She checks the time.)
- You're so busy. - I need to check time for wax,
and for the eggs too. 65 °C and 25 minutes...
I have to keep checking and timing.
I'm curious.
- It's 65 °C now. - Pour oil in the wax, please.
- Stir it well. - Stir.
- What is the next step? - 55 °C.
55 °C. I'm so anxious.
"When it's between 50 and 55 °C,"
- Then? - "pour it in a container."
- It's over after pouring, right? - Yes.
It's easy.
We have 5 minutes left until the eggs are ready.
Do you eat eggs with salt?
- No. - Gosh.
- Really? - Do you eat eggs with salt?
How can you eat without salt? It's bland.
That's why I put some salt in the water when I boil eggs.
- Does it taste better that way? - Yes. It's salty enough.
- I think the eggs are ready now. - All right.
(Chae A's mouth waters because of the eggs.)
I'll peel the eggs here.
You need to soak them in cold water immediately.
I'll do as you say.
You're very sensitive about the eggs.
Yes.
(She takes a bite right away.)
It's perfectly cooked.
(It's perfectly cooked.)
You're not eating eggs with salt?
You hurt my feelings.
- It's delicious. - It's perfectly cooked.
(I need something.)
It's delicious.
(I need salt.)
(What is she doing?)
- What? - You sprinkled salt, right?
(Just a little)
It's delicious without salt.
(Life is too boring without salt.)
(They pour cooled wax into the container.)
It's done.
(She moves carefully while carrying the container.)
(Once they let it solidify in a flat area, it will become a candle.)
Great. We are finished with one gift.
(This candle will create romantic vibe.)
- I prepared something else. - What is it?
- I made it for myself. - What did you make?
- Is it something to eat? - I cooked.
Have you ever heard of yagwanmoon?
Yagwanmoon?
I kept it inside.
There's no need for whispering.
- Wow. - This is...
called yagwanmoon.
It's hard to explain, but it's really good for you.
(She searches yagwanmoon on the internet.)
"Yagwanmoon will make your husband happy."
(She's so embarrassed.)
- You can drink it as tea. - Yes.
- Or as alcohol. - You can use it to brew alcohol.
If you want to brew alcohol with yagwanmoon,
you need to wait about 100 days before serving.
So after their honeymoon and some busy periods of time,
they can drink it on the 100th day.
It would be their D-day.
The D-day.
- After 100 days... - Yes!
You only need soju in order to brew alcohol with yagwanmoon.
(The recipe is simple.)
(Chae A reads carefully.)
(My goodness!)
- Why? - This person...
also brew alcohol with yagwanmoon to give as a wedding gift.
It's a perfect wedding gift.
Why would people give it as a wedding gift for newlyweds?
There must be a reason behind it.
- It's erotic. - Why is it erotic?
It's erotic if you think that way.
While you're brewing alcohol with yagwanmoon...
you would imagine what will happen in three months.
I don't have a boyfriend, but I'm embarrassed.
(They wrap nicely so the leaves won't fall out.)
- Take it like this. - In a tea bag?
- As tea? - You can drink it as tea.
That's a great idea.
- How much yagwanmoon should I put? - Two thirds of the bottle.
- Then we pour soju on top? - Yes.
- That's a lot of yagwanmoon. - Yes, that's a lot.
- I think we can pour soju now. - Yes.
- The tea bags are floating. - Wow.
- It looks expensive. - Shake it a bit.
- It's pretty. - It's pretty.
It looks like a fish tank.
We need to write brewing date and opening date.
The opening date!
(A new history will begin on the D-day.)
(It's time to wrap Chae A's gift.)
(They pour healthy grains in a glass bottle.)
- They're all labelled. - Yes.
(The bottles are labelled nicely with stickers.)
Ta-da!
- It's pretty. - It's pretty.
I want to take it home.
They're really pretty.
(They're healthy, pretty and practical gifts.)
We're working so hard to prepare wedding gifts for others.
I wonder what we'll get for our wedding.
You shouldn't think like that.
When you get married, I'll make them for you.
- Will you get married before me? - I should.
When do you think you'll get married?
I think in three years.
I thought I'd get married next year.
- That's what I thought. - Don't give up yet.
But...
- I keep postponing the date. - As for me,
I thought I'd be married by 35 years old at the latest.
- But I'm already 35 years old. - It was 32 years old for me.
- But I'm 31 years old now. - You can get married next year.
I want at least one year of relationship before marriage.
Even if you think so,
people say you can get married soon if you find the right person.
- You never know what'll happen. - Let's go read tarot cards one day.
I love tarot cards.
How about we climb up the mountain to regain vitality?
- What? - Vitality from the mountain.
- Relationship with a co-worker? - Mountain.
- No. - Mountain.
- Regain vitality on the mountains. - After the ski trip,
I'm not climbing anywhere high.
Skiing is different from climbing up with your own feet.
Aren't you hungry? I'll cook rice.
- What I'm trying to say is... - With my own feet...
- because of Dong Wan... - I climb the mountain...
- to gain vitality. - I have enough energy myself.
(I am full of energy.)
Think about it for now.
Gosh.
- Think about it for now. - I don't think we can be friends.
Why don't you stop talking and eat?
Do you mind if I cook the dishes I usually eat?
Sure. I can eat anything.
I'm going to make spicy pork belly with small octopus.
You can make it?
- I know how it tastes. - Right.
So I can season well and make it similar.
Spicy pork belly with small octopus.
I think it'll taste like my mum's food.
I'm looking forward to it.
You're a guest. I'll make soup, too.
I'll show you how I rinse small octopus with flour.
You'll rinse it with flour?
Yes. With flour, the fishy smell goes away.
(Chae A helps cutting vegetables.)
(Gook Ju makes the sauce.)
Add this.
(She doesn't need to measure.)
- Can you stir it? - Okay.
Thank you.
(The colour seems perfect.)
(Chae A dips her finger to taste the sauce.)
- It's delicious. - Is it?
- It's delicious, right? - This is something new.
(She stirs well so all the ingredients will be marinated well.)
- Can I take a look at your freezer? - Yes.
(Chae A's curious about Gook Ju's fridge.)
Wow, there's so much to eat here.
(There's so much food in the freezer.)
That's not a lot. There's usually more food.
It's amazing.
(I wonder how it'll be when the fridge is full.)
What is this?
- It's dried pollack. - Dried pollack.
When you make broth, it's much better than anchovies.
- When you make doenjangjjigae? - Yes.
I should try it.
Famous restaurants mostly put...
- dried pollack for their broth. - Really?
Put dried pollack.
(Don't forget dried pollack.)
I think...
- it's imprinted in my brain. - Right?
- With this bell ringing... - There's always a reason...
with what I do. Nothing is meaningless.
(She puts the marinated ingredients on the grill.)
I can't wait!
It smells good already.
I feel great.
- Many dishes are made quickly. - You're right.
Men love women who can cook fast.
- I see. - You have all the ingredients.
Here's brown rice.
- Did you make it yourself? - Yes, I kept them in the freezer.
You made brown rice, too.
(She stores rice in the freezer divided in bags.)
(Gook Ju can't wait to eat.)
Thanks for all the food.
I was hungry.
(She tries kimchijjigae first.)
Wow.
It's awesome.
You should run a restaurant.
(It tastes good to me, too.)
(We should save this memory.)
(Let's take a picture together.)
Yagwanmoon.
(Very stark comparison of their face sizes)
Could you take the picture so that my face looks smaller?
- Me? - Yes, please.
My face looks pretty big.
I thought there wouldn't be much difference.
(Chae A and Gook Ju's happy meal time)
- It's delicious. - It's really tasty.
- It tastes better after work. - Right.
(Chae A is enjoying her meal with gusto.)
- Oh, no. - My goodness.
- I can still eat it. - You're not picky.
I thought you wouldn't eat much, but you're eating really well.
- It's so delicious. - I'm happy to see you eat well.
- I really enjoy eating, - I see.
but I couldn't maintain my weight eating as much as I wanted.
How could you say that in front of me?
- I need to look pretty on screen. - Right.
- But seeing my face swollen on TV, - I see.
I couldn't stand how I looked.
I realised the importance of keeping my figure.
- I try not to eat before filming. - Right.
- I don't starve. Of course I eat. - Exercise is better.
I can't starve myself.
(They've almost finished the food.)
Now you're a member of Rainbow Club.
(Chae A recently joined Rainbow Club.)
Do you have any worries or problems?
I was worried if I could get along well with...
the other members.
- I'm worried about that, too. - I was very nervous.
But you are different.
I'm sure they'll adore you.
I'm nervous to meet Yong Geon as he's my senior.
- I haven't worked with him before. - I see.
- Mr Kim is the best. - I see.
I attended an award ceremony, and he came to my dressing room.
- To say hello to you? - Back then, it hadn't been long...
- since I'd joined the club. - Right.
But he came to see me.
That made me feel so good.
- Of course. - Right.
He's ready to welcome you with an open heart.
You have nothing to worry about.
Cheers. Yagwanmoon.
- Cheers. - This is so nice.
(While they were eating, the candles have hardened.)
It's done.
(Finishing touches)
I'll dry your hair.
It's melting.
- Right, we should melt it first. - Look at this.
- It's so pretty. - Now...
(They decorate the candles with dried flowers.)
Don't they look like sea squirts?
(Sea squirt trio)
- You've prepared so much. - It's because...
he's the first member...
- to get married. - That's right.
I should set a good example...
so that someone will do the same for me when I get married.
(Gook Ju decorates the box meticulously.)
It's so pretty.
This drink alone looks great.
It really does.
This is the best wedding gift.
I should get married to get wedding gifts.
- It's very important... - What's this?
- It's a bath soap. - I see.
While they drink this...
(Temperature is rising!)
We should buy this, too.
- What? - Let's buy underwear, too.
We forgot the underwear. It's essential.
Let's go now.
- I'm excited. - It's their wedding gift.
- Why am I getting so excited? - Me too.
I don't know Jung Wan well,
but I wonder how he will react to our small wedding present...
when he sees it.
I'm excited.
I hope he likes it.
The most members of Rainbow Club are men.
So I figured that they might miss some things.
I wanted to give them something Jung Wan's wife would like.
Since Chae A and I put in a lot of effort to prepare this,
I hope they will like it as much as we enjoyed making it.
Goodness. Look at that.
That's so pretty.
- This place is... - Welcome.
- Hello. - Welcome.
They might already have something like that.
Look at the mannequin's pose.
(Sexy)
(Let me try.)
That's great.
This would be great as a present, right?
I think this one is sexy.
- I like this one. - Do you like that kind?
I think this would be great as a present.
- In your 30s, rather than innocent, - Looking sexy is better.
you come to prefer to look sexy.
In my 20s, I used to wear underwear that made me look innocent.
- I used to like pastel colours. - I used to prefer pretty ones...
that cover much of my skin.
But now that I'm in my 30s,
looking innocent is of no use.
(Looking sexy is the best.)
The most popular gift item is this white one.
- Oh, that one? - Oh, the white one?
- Look at that. - For newlywed couples...
Is that an apron?
I don't think it's an apron.
Oh, that's for special occasions?
- It's split open. Why? - My goodness.
It's a special product for newlyweds.
(Popular among newlyweds)
It's too erotic.
You can only wear this during your honeymoon phase.
- Is that so? - Yes.
After the honeymoon phase ends, you only get nagged.
You sound like you've been married before.
My married friends told me so.
- This is too much. - That's right.
- How about this one? - I like that. Let's buy it.
- Shall I wrap these as a gift? - Yes, please.
Okay.
(They chose bold underwear.)
(Both of them look extremely jealous.)
- Thank you. - Goodbye.
- We made a good choice. - It was a great choice.
- These are perfect for a honeymoon. - They're perfect.
You won't find anything better.
(On a fine spring day, at Dong Wan's house)
(Dong Wan walks towards the computer.)
I need to get a gift.
(What should I buy?)
Furniture is the best.
I needed a lot of furniture when I started living alone.
For Jung Wan's wedding gift,
I should get a home decoration item,
or handmade solid wood furniture.
(He's been browsing on the internet for 30 minutes.)
What's this?
Oh, wow. What's this?
These are handmade.
(They look nice.)
Is it handmade or DIY?
They have one-day class?
That's pretty.
(He makes a call as soon as he sees a pretty decoration item.)
They could use some extra lamps to create atmosphere.
They could even put it in their bathroom.
Hello?
- Hello, is this Mr Oh? - Yes, speaking.
- I just saw your blog. - Right.
- I read about your one-day classes. - Yes.
I can finish making an item in one session, right?
Yes, it usually takes three hours to make an item.
Can I visit today?
I don't get a lot of chances...
to make friends with people as I'm a celebrity.
The more I get to know Jung Wan, the more thoughtful he turns out.
He has become very important to me.
I received so much positive energy from him in the past year.
(To celebrate Jung Wan's wedding)
Today, I'm going to prepare a special gift for Jung Wan.
(It's a 25-minute walk from Dong Wan's house.)
(It should be around here.)
There we go.
- Hello. - Hello.
- You're wearing overalls. - Yes. It's nice to meet you.
- You, too. - I'm Lee Won Gyu.
I saw your blog.
- There. I saw this on your blog. - Yes.
- Is this the standard design? - Yes, it is.
- What would you like to make? - Actually,
- Yuk Jung Wan from Rose Motel... - Right.
who's a friend of mine is getting married soon.
- I was searching for a gift, - Yes.
and I decided to make a home decoration item by myself...
- to make him a meaningful gift. - I see.
- You could make a baby chair. - I could make something like that?
As you can see, you can adjust the height...
according to the baby's age.
- I see. - You can use it as a swing cradle.
- This is... - That's amazing.
- Doesn't it take a long time? - Yes.
It takes a month to make this.
This is nice.
- If you need to finish today, - Yes.
I'd recommend a lamp or a speaker.
You can make these in three hours.
- The front could be wider. - This one looks nice, too.
The bezel here amplifies the sound.
(It's a speaker that works without electricity.)
(The song resonates nicely.)
(Never seen a speaker like this.)
This is really nice.
Wow.
- I can make this in a day? - Yes.
- I'll make a lamp and a speaker. - A lamp and a speaker, okay.
- Put on one of these aprons. - Okay.
This is our workspace.
What you saw before was made of ash wood.
This is ash wood. It's usually used...
to make tools like baseball bats.
- I'll use this, then. - It's very hard.
It's bent right here,
- so it's not flat. - Right.
So lay it down like this,
and plane the bottom...
- to make it even. - And the same for the other side.
(The machine is on.)
(Flinching)
(Buzzing)
(I'm going to do this?)
You can carry on to plane the board like this.
Keep pushing it while slowly moving this way.
(Awkward and nervous)
(Intimidated by the sound of the machine)
Good.
- All the machines look so scary. - I know.
This is the safest compared to the other machines.
- They all sound so scary. - Right.
Place it on the machine and push it forward.
(It's the process of making the surface flat.)
(This one doesn't seem too scary.)
- Plane both sides. - Okay.
(All you have to do is push it in.)
The machine planes the board until it's flat.
Good.
(When it goes into the machine, he goes to the back.)
(He just has to receive the board.)
(This is easy.)
Now you will cut this up 100mm from this end.
Because it has a safety bar here,
you'll be safe unless you put your hands under the bar.
I'll show you how to do it.
(Maybe I should've bought something that's been made.)
Here we go.
Push it to the middle,
and move your hand to the end. Push it again.
And then, hold it with the tool.
(Cut the rest with a tool.)
It's done. This is how you cut it.
I'll help you.
(Dong Wan hasn't used a wood cutting machine before.)
Good. Keep going.
(Cautious)
Push it to the end of the blade.
Okay. Good job.
Put this next to it.
Now turn on the machine.
(He turns on the machine.)
Okay. Push it slowly.
(He seems more stable than before.)
That's good.
(He cuts the wood skilfully.)
That's good. Let's cut one more.
(He pulls it off without help.)
Just keep going.
Good job.
Now you have three pieces of wood.
- This is where the phone is. - This is the part to slide in.
Use the square like you did before.
- You're good at this. - I'm just impatient.
Please come this way.
- Now... - This looks difficult.
Press the button please. Good.
(The hole that amplifies the sound)
Take it slow.
This is amazing.
Gently lift it up. Good.
(He made a hole in an instant.)
- It's amazing. - Adjust the centre.
- It made a hole so quickly. - Right.
(He stays calm.)
You got the hang of it.
(He finishes up skilfully.)
- Now you will draw another line. - Okay.
- From the edge... - It sounded scary.
- Draw the line. - Five millimetres above here?
You learn much faster than others.
(He's such a quick learner.)
Cut along this line and then cut right here.
I understand.
This is no joke.
(Here we go.)
You can do the same as you did before.
You're doing great.
Move it backwards now. Good.
(He cuts it meticulously.)
Move it backwards again. Good.
(He looks like an artisan.)
Okay. That's it.
It looks good.
(Smoothen the rough surface with a sand paper.)
You're doing great.
(He looks like a robot.)
(He sands every corner.)
(Dong Wan finishes up perfectly like a robot.)
When it's smooth enough,
- you can attach them. - Not yet.
(I never compromise quality.)
Yuk Jung Wan!
Jung Wan, have a happy marriage.
Jung Wan!
I really hope you'll be happy.
Apply the glue on this side.
- I liked construction toys a lot. - I see.
- You use thinner to paint them. - Right.
I went to school reeking of thinner.
My teacher told my mum...
that I seemed to inhale glue.
(He glues the three pieces.)
- I should press it down, right? - Yes.
Hold it like this.
Leave it between 10 and 20 minutes and the glue will dry up.
- Let's make the lamp now. - Let's make the lamp.
The length should be 250mm.
Cut it lengthwise first.
Cut to the width of 120mm?
Let's try something more difficult...
- since you're so good at this. - Okay.
We're going to tilt the blade to 45 degrees.
(The blade is being tilted slowly.)
This isn't easy.
Go ahead. Hold it tightly.
You shouldn't let it go.
(This is where two boards are attached.)
Keep going.
(The wood is being cut with a bevel edge.)
It's bevelled.
Let's move to this table and attach the pieces.
If you use nails, the boards might be cracked.
Hold it in this direction.
Hold it in a comfortable position to use the staple gun.
(Fix the boards with staples to prevent them from twisting.)
Good. Try to keep them at a right angle.
(Skilful)
Put some glue in the hole.
Do we trim it later?
Yes. I've put it in here.
Cut along the grain while pressing the saw right here.
- I see. - Okay.
Don't put your other hand in front of the saw.
- Like this. - I understand.
- Then, sand the surface. - Okay.
(He has glue and sawdust under his fingernails.)
(Once he learns how to do it,)
(he nails it skilfully.)
(After he sands the surface,)
(the glue and sawdust fill the gap.)
(The holes disappear magically.)
(Now he just has to put on a light bulb.)
It looks nice.
(The lamp for Jung Wan has been made.)
(Plugging in)
(Excited)
Ta-da.
Wow.
(He's satisfied.)
Wow.
(Did I make this?)
Let's put it here.
(He's proud of himself.)
This looks really pretty.
The light bulb creates a good mood.
I'm happy that I made it. But I'm afraid...
I might have another hobby.
I'm worried.
One of the instructors said...
it's thrilling that he can turn...
something in his imagination into a real thing.
I think I know what he meant.
It felt great to create something.
After sanding the surface...
they look like one piece.
- It's amazing, right? - Yes.
Shall we listen to Jung Wan's song?
"Rooftop House".
("Rooftop House" is Rose Motel's new song.)
(His heart pounds.)
It sounds without the speaker.
(He puts the phone in the dock.)
(The song resonates softly.)
(For his good friend with a warm heart,)
(Dong Wan made the speaker by himself.)
(He's listening to Jung Wan's song through the speaker he made.)
I listened to Jung Wan's song...
to test the speaker.
His song was perfect for that moment,
and it made me emotional.
I think he'll like my present.
I'm giving him a lamp and a speaker that I made by myself.
I'm already happy even before giving him the present.
Looking at the complete items alone makes me so happy.
(He writes a message with a soldering iron.)
It's hard to move it straight.
It's hot.
(It's hot.)
(He writes his initials in the corner.)
Okay.
(Dream together.)
Look at this.
Applying the oil on it makes it look even better.
(He's applying oil on the speaker.)
(For his friend who is about to begin a new life,)
Jung Wan might cry.
(today, he made a gift by himself.)
Oh, no. Jung Wan, please stop crying.
(A bright day with a beautiful sound of Dong Wan)
(Today is the day of Rainbow Club's regular get-together.)
- Mr Kim. - Yes?
Chi Yeul, you should walk in the middle.
- My goodness. - I prepared a blue carpet.
- It's for you. - Gosh.
- He's a Hallyu star. - It's for you.
- Let's buy a home appliance here. - Okay.
- Let's go. - Right turn!
Jung Wan is the first member...
that getting married before leaving the Rainbow Club.
He went through a hard time...
living in a rooftop house.
Since he leaves the club because he's getting married,
we collected money...
to buy him a nice present.
He must need kitchen appliances, right?
- Like a gas stove or an oven. - Of course.
- He'll need everything. - A rice cooker!
- What should we buy? - A rice cooker.
A rice cooker sounds great.
- How about a washing machine? - Look at that.
- Or a refrigerator. - How about a kimchi refrigerator?
Jung Wan might have bought some of home appliances.
- He might have. - You are right.
- Shall we call him? - Let's ask him what he needs.
- Let's ask him. - Or else, we might choose to buy...
- what he already has. - That's right.
Hi, Hyun Moo.
I'm with the other members including Mr Kim.
- I see. - We'll buy you a home appliance.
- We'd better not buy what you have. - Oh, no. Please don't.
You don't have to bring any gifts.
Please tell us what you need in your new house.
- What you haven't bought yet. - But... Okay.
- I just saw a very good product. - Okay.
- How about a kimchi refrigerator? - That's essential.
- An air purifier. - A rice cooker.
Okay. We'll buy you a kimchi refrigerator.
- How about a rice cooker? - I'd love it, but it's expensive.
Don't worry about it.
- But it's... - Since Hyun Moo earns the most,
he'll contribute more than we do.
Chi Yeul has become a Hallyu star in China.
I earn the least among us.
You're filming two dramas.
(Yong Geon tries to make Jung Wan feel comfortable.)
- Let's buy a kimchi refrigerator. - I can't accept it.
Do you want us to buy you a kimchi refrigerator or not?
A kimchi refrigerator.
You can buy me one.
- "You can buy me one." - "You can buy me one."
- I knew it. - Okay.
- I think he feels shame... - Right.
- and sorry to us. - He just can't ask for it.
We'll decide. You haven't bought any home appliances yet, right?
- We haven't. - Okay.
- Now we feel pressured.
Okay. Bye.
He's too nice to refuse it, too.
- He said, "You can buy me one". - Right.
- He's just sorry to us. - How about that one?
I think he needs a kimchi refrigerator.
Can't you ask an employee?
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
Does this have both the regular and kimchi refrigerator?
- Yes, it does. - This is it, right?
- If you look inside this product, - Okay.
- the top shelf... - There are containers.
has containers for kimchi.
You can store kimchi fresh...
- for a longer time. - I see.
Also if you look at the middle and the bottom,
you can store wine, rice...
and even vegetables. You can store produce from any season.
What you need the most as a newlywed is wine.
- Of course. - You need it to set the mood.
- Then why don't we... - Should we get this one?
- Let's go for this and look around. - Let's go look at other items too.
We'll get this and see if there's anything else that's good to buy.
- This is pretty good. - There's more here.
It's nice.
Wow.
- I'd get a vacuum and air purifier. - Yes.
- If they have it, they'll use it. - That's right.
- A gift from the heart. - Of course.
- It's also good for children. - That's right!
- You're right! - Yes.
(Jung Wan is visiting his new home which is under construction.)
(It's messy.)
They didn't do anything yet.
(The wedding is just around the corner.)
(He's worried.)
- Yes? - Honey.
- Yes. - Honey.
Yes. Where are you?
I'm at Namgajwa-dong.
- Oh, you're there? - I'm at our new apartment.
- I see. - But nothing is in place.
- I think it'll be almost ready... - Yes.
before we go on our honeymoon.
You think...
Hey, but...
we need to buy appliances too.
I know, I'm frustrated too.
(The newlyweds are frustrated.)
Let's think positive.
- Okay. - Bye.
We have to put up wallpapers too.
(Doorbell)
Hello?
Yes.
(Who could be coming to an empty apartment?)
- What is it? - It's a kimchi refrigerator.
- Who sent it? - Here...
(So they called because of this?)
I really needed this.
The members are so thoughtful.
(The empty house is filled with warmth thanks to the members.)
(Jung Wan can only exclaim in awe.)
- Is this spot okay? - Yes.
- Is it okay? - It's perfect.
You can move it more towards the right or the left.
How do I open this?
The top opens like this.
- We have to get our own kimchi? - Yes.
That's something you should get.
This is so touching.
(Jung Wan makes sure to even save the ribbon from the gift.)
How touching.
I'm going to show my girlfriend.
I'm not sure if we can take this.
(He's so grateful to the Rainbow Club members.)
It's hard to clean.
I'll clean up later.
Clean up...
(His hands are full.)
Here we are. This place is much more comfortable for me.
I love my rooftop studio.
(Jung Wan brought some food for the Rainbow Club.)
Bye, Wilson.
I'm going to miss you.
Go and comfort other lonely souls.
Time has passed so fast
A blast from the past
Okay.
Goodness.
This was a gift from Lee Tae Gon when he was drunk.
(Lee Tae Gon's gift collected dust.)
We've been through a lot together.
It's my last day as a member of the Rainbow Club.
Come to think of it, I've been lucky and have lots to be thankful for.
Thanks to everyone, I'm getting married.
I wanted to express my gratitude...
with a house party...
or just a nice get together...
and share some good food with them.
That's why I invited everyone today.
(Jung Wan is preparing food for the Rainbow Club.)
Watch the stairs.
Which floor is it?
- Was it on the second floor? - Second floor?
- No, it's on the rooftop. - Rooftop...
- Are you all right? - I'm fine.
Why did I wear heels?
It's nice out today.
- I'll take it. - It's okay.
You can go on up.
Jung Wan!
- Dong Wan! - Jung Wan!
(Dong Wan enters with a big grin.)
What's all that you're carrying?
What's all this food?
- Come here. - Jung Wan, don't leave.
- Don't do this to me. - Don't leave.
- Don't leave, Jung Wan. - Don't get married, Dong Wan.
What?
(Don't go.)
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hi. - Are you a member now?
- Yes. - Nice to meet you.
(Dying)
This place is great.
Sorry, we don't have an elevator.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
- It's my fault. - No, I'm sorry.
Why did you buy so much?
It's so pretty up here and the bench...
- It's nice, right? - It's pretty.
- It's pretty, right? - Yes.
Do you know how many songs were written here?
When did your place become so clean?
Hold on. Don't go through anything.
Right.
I forgot to take off my shoes.
Chae A almost went in with her shoes on.
- Where do I leave my shoes? - Come on,
it's not that dirty.
- I'll give you a tour. - Okay.
This is his studio.
(This is Jung Wan's studio.)
Wow, it's really nice.
- Jung Wan, why is it so clean? - What is this?
Oh that? Homemade wine.
It's for our honeymoon.
(It's wine he made to take on his honeymoon.)
- Why? - Is this wine good?
It's delicious.
- What's in there, pear? - Apples.
It's refreshing, so girls like it.
- Oh, so you can both enjoy it? - She'll like it.
- Can we see the other room? - Of course.
That's my walk-in closet.
Bedroom and closet in one.
- There are bugs in there. - No!
It smells like a man's room.
- Does it? I can't smell it. - I can smell it.
- Musky, right? - Yes.
- It's not that bad today. - Mugwort.
- It smells like mugwort. - Mugwort?
(Can we go back out now?)
Why did you buy so much stuff?
- No. - You can't open it yet.
We'll take out one at a time depending on how good the food is.
Are they personal gifts?
For us to know and you to find out.
- Hello. - Hi.
- Jung Wan. - Jung Wan.
You've changed. You look much tidier.
- Wow. - Hello.
- He's different. - Hi.
(It's really loud.)
Hello.
- You're here. - Gook Ju.
- Let's all sit down. - Shall we?
- It's been a while. - Yes.
(A rooftop party for the Rainbow Club)
- Hello. - Welcome.
- Nice to meet you. - Chinese star, he's a Chinese star.
(Hwang Chi Yeul has risen to fame in China.)
- He's a global star. - Thank you.
- She's our new star. - A new star.
- A new and Hallyu star. - Hello.
Chi Yeul sang "Honey" at the Chinese "I Am a Singer"...
- and he came first. - I saw.
I saw the video, he was amazing.
- Really? - The fans were crying.
Like this.
I don't want to brag, but there is a website in China...
- called Weibo. - Yes.
In just two months, I have 4,300,000 followers.
Can you tag me?
- What is it, Weibo? I should learn. - Yes.
- You'll get a lot of followers. - You should.
- Let's do it together. - Okay.
Who do you think would be popular in China?
(Which member of the Rainbow Club will be popular in China?)
He's quiet all of a sudden.
I think Dong Wan.
- Yes. - Really?
They like SHINHWA.
Yes, it's true. SHINHWA is really popular.
Who is more popular, SHINHWA or you?
(SHINHWA versus Hwang Chi Yeul, who will win?)
As of now, me...
He says he's more popular.
I didn't get to see you sing "Honey".
Can you sing for us?
- Is that Park Jin Young's song? - Yes.
I mixed Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" with "Honey".
- Wow. - Let's hear it.
- Okay. - Hwang Chi Yeul.
- Hwang Chi Yeul.
Hwang Chi Yeul.
Michael Jackson goes a lot like this.
Yes.
- That's good. - And like this.
- Dance. - And like this.
(Michael Jackson transformation complete)
- The moment I laid my eyes on you - Oh, yes!
I couldn't move
(It's the dance that made China dance.)
This is how it went.
(This is the scene took China by storm.)
(With exceptional vocal talent and extraordinary performances)
("Honey" enchanted China.)
(The sexy man who won the hearts of 1.3 billion people)
(I'm the miracle guy who lives alone.)
(The Rainbow Club member who won over China)
(He's good.)
We're so proud of you.
Mr Kim, you're busy these days too. Aren't you?
- He's starting a new drama. - He's really busy.
Yes, I'm a little busy. I have some work overlapping.
You have "Marriage Contract" and...
And also there is one which we're prerecording.
- Goodness. - Are you shooting with Kwang Kyu?
- Yes, one of them. - I saw "Marriage Contract"...
by chance, and they seemed to be holding a Rainbow Club meeting.
He's in it with Kwang Kyu.
Yes, I'm happy to see him.
- You must see him often. - Yes, I see him a lot.
- Yes. - I rely on him.
How are you doing?
I'm okay, just a little tired.
I heard your joints were troubling you.
- I fell over some time ago. - Did you?
My legs are not great.
- Right side? - It was years ago. Yes, right side.
Since Dong Wan is our designated medical professional,
do you have any advice for him?
Bee's sting is the way to go for aching knees.
- Bee's sting? - He answered right away.
- Bees? - Yes.
Bee's sting.
Any dietary recommendations?
They say glucosamine is good for joints.
- Wow. - I think it'll be good for him.
He is a well-built taeeumin type, so...
- He's even considering his type. - When I got into...
a car accident, Dong Wan gave me...
- What was it? - Safflower seeds.
Yes, he bought a box of them for me. I finished the whole box.
That's good.
- It helped my broken bone repair. - Really?
Oh, look! He can move his hands now.
You're right!
Let me see your hand, Young Chul. Was this part broken?
What? You just scared me. I thought your shoulder had fallen out.
He has become more humorous after Chae A joined the Rainbow Club.
All men are like that.
- All the guys are the same. - Yes, he tries harder to be funny.
So, do you have an exercise that you can recommend?
I am sure Chae A will back me on this,
- boxing is really good, right? - Yes.
- Oh, boxing. - Yes, I box.
It's not a tough heavy weight workout.
- Skipping ropes as well. - You can train your upper body.
What's important is who you work out with.
- Mr Kim is a man. - Do you think you can teach him?
- Do you want to come to my gym? - Yes, please.
Wherever it is, I'm already there.
I think Mr Kim is already better.
I will teach you how to box.
Is she a candidate for your future daughter-in-law?
What?
Because you have a son, Mr Ha.
- You just ruined the mood. - When I mentioned that to him,
he said he already had someone in mind.
Just remove the spinach stuck in your teeth.
Disgusting.
(Spinach was covering his teeth.)
Yuk Jung Wan gave me too much spinach.
- There's more. - We can see it!
- There's a garden in your mouth. - Yes.
- More like a huge field. - A huge field.
(Young Chul's mouth has become a grass field.)
- Remove it. - There's more.
If these were your front teeth, it's this side.
Look how much spinach he removed.
(It is about as much as a lettuce wrap!)
There was a lot of spinach in his mouth.
I thought a small piece of spinach was stuck in his teeth but...
when he took it out, it was massive.
- Stop making fun of me. - Savanna is in your mouth.
You guys haven't changed at all.
Do you think you can teach Mr Kim the basic boxing moves?
- I'm not perfect myself, but... - Yes?
- I can try. When you box, - We are lucky to have her.
- wait, let me think. - She is so pretty.
- How did you use this small space? - Look at her pants.
- Excuse me. - Aren't your pants a bit outdated?
Is it made from two jeans?
Please mind your own business.
I guess they're pants that she really likes.
Didn't you hear her? She said it's none of your business.
I'm fine, I get that a lot.
(More spinach stuck in his teeth?)
Are you serious, Young Chul?
I think his mouth is growing spinach.
I think you should stop eating japchae.
- Don't eat food with spinach in it. - Focus on the meat.
No more spinach, please.
- Let's go back to boxing. - Let's have a look.
- Show us. - You start like so,
and just go like this.
(Jabs away)
- Take jog steps like this. - Wow!
(Power)
- And this. - Wow.
(Posture of a boxing heroine)
- She has good posture. - Wow.
Everyone makes a fuss over her.
- Why don't you try, Mr Kim? - Do it with her.
- Please be careful. - Put your feet like this.
(He almost fell over.)
- That was dangerous. - It was fake. A great actor indeed.
He is trying every slapstick he can think of today.
Your acting was quite obvious just now Mr Kim.
- Raise your guard first. - Guard first.
- Raise your hands and guard. - Stay like this?
I see you were not much of a fighter, Mr Kim.
Yes, in my entire life so far,
- I've never hit or been punched. - Same here!
- He clenches his fists... - I don't know how to fight.
- like this. - I have no idea what it's like.
Look at Jung Wan. He is a typical bully.
(I'm Gandhi Style.)
- Why don't you shadow her moves? - It's good not to fight.
- After you guard like this... - Okay.
- I can tell that he never fought. - Yes, he wasn't that type of a boy.
- Look at him, all shy. - So cute!
- I think he is worse than me. - You should look ahead,
but you should twist your torso a little...
- like this. - Let's go!
Wow!
- His eyes are still so innocent. - Oh dear.
(Take this)
I trust that you have never punched anyone.
I told you, I never did.
I see. Please have a seat.
(Nation's cutest father-in-law)
- Do you know what's interesting? - Yes?
Gook Ju appears to be more of a boxer type...
and Chae A to be the shy one.
Who would have known Chae A was a boxer?
Did I say something wrong?
Be careful, the table!
(Jumping)
(Let me show you a real punch.)
(This is the real street punch.)
- Be careful. - That's okay.
(She seems ready to beat down a tiger with her bare hands.)
I think she is practising Mixed Martial Arts, not boxing.
(Everyone's in stitches thanks to Gook Ju's nuclear punch.)
- No, there's no spinach. - You are busy these days, Dong Wan.
- Is it SHINHWA related? - Me? Oh, yes.
There's a SHINHWA concert two weeks later.
- Wow. - Really?
- How many years has it been? - It's going to be another mega hit.
- It is our 18th anniversary. - Wow. That's amazing.
- Are you going to invite us? - Of course.
- Let's go together. - Chae A,
you just asked Dong Wan to invite you to his concert.
- Were you a fan of SHINHWA? - Yes, of course!
Who doesn't like SHINHWA?
Who was your favourite SHINHWA member?
- My favourite was... - Yes?
- Kim Dong Wan, of course. - You took too much time.
She took three seconds to think about the question.
Who was in your mind first? Tell me. Be honest.
I'll say really bad things about that member.
I think Eric is her type.
- Right, there's Eric in SHINHWA. - I think she's fan of Eric.
I like SHINHWA as a group.
They are at their best when all six members are together.
- That's a little disappointing. - I understand.
- She was a fan. - I really liked SHINHWA.
What was your favourite song?
Wait, since you asked that question out of the blue,
- I can't remember. - You don't know, do you?
- Excuse me. - I liked "The Solver".
I'm actually a fan of Han Ji Min.
(I like Han Ji Min, not Han Chae A.)
Good job.
(The childish singer)
Out of so many SHINHWA songs, she said "The Solver".
Besides the good news, I heard some sad news too.
- Oh, you're right. - Your puppy.
When I was shooting I Live Alone last year,
- I travelled with my puppy, Goguma. - I remember.
Where are you going?
In 3, 2, 1!
(Dong Wan had a lovely time with Goguma.)
You look so cool!
You are probably the best looking puppy in sunglasses.
It has been about three weeks. Goguma died three weeks ago.
There was a pea sized tumour on his neck,
- and within a month, - It got bigger?
it got bigger. As big as these two cups together.
- It was a vicious tumour. - That's too big for a little puppy.
- The tumour grew too big. - Yes. He couldn't breathe.
Was surgery not an option?
The veterinarian said it would be useless.
I was told to let Goguma rest in peace.
The tumour got bigger way too fast.
That's so sad.
- It grew really fast. - Yes, it's rapid.
- So the film we shot together... - Yes.
- has helped me a lot. - Yes, that 's really good.
- That was when he was healthy. - It was his last gift to you.
It feels like yesterday when we watched you two travel together.
Yes, he was continuously ill after the trip.
Didn't this happen to Clon?
What was the name of the member of Clon?
- You mean Kang Won Rae? - Yes, him. He had a dog.
- They were on TV once. - I don't know much about his dog.
- Sorry, I have no idea. - We're busy caring of ourselves.
How can we know about Kang Won Rae and his dog?
I haven't even heard about my own puppy lately.
(Okay, I went too far.)
I thought he was talking to us about a foreign dog named Clon.
Something didn't feel right when I started talking. I knew it.
(Mr Kim always livens up the atmosphere.)
Mr Kim is being greedy today.
What about you, Young Chul? How did the Australia application go?
Did you hear from the "Comedy Festival"?
- I got a call back. - Really? Wow!
- That's so cool! - Really? What did they say?
- Did they reject you? - Well...
- I'm sorry that I said that. - Do they want you to stay quiet?
He's funny!
They got in touch,
- and they gave me few dates. - I see.
I can pick a date and present my show in an open studio.
- I have six minutes. - Wow!
- That must be nerve-racking. - So, me and...
How can you make people laugh in six minutes?
- In English as well. - I know, right?
The gag I tried last time won't do.
That was some comedy.
I'm a comedian, not a Canadian.
(His joke made everyone freeze.)
Calm down, wait a minute, wait a minute!
I don't know whether I should laugh or cry.
(Embarrassment)
- So do you have a new one? - Did you come up with any ideas...
- to show us here? - Did you say you have six minutes?
- Well, he... - He has one!
He has something to show us.
Don't worry. Try it.
Let us see first.
If you can't make us laugh,
- you'll never make them laugh. - He's right.
Once I arrive in Melbourne, I'll do this to catch everyone's attention.
Hugh Jackman and Taron Egerton was in Korea last week.
When I interviewed them...
I said that I was going to the "Melbourne Comedy Festival",
and Hugh Jackman knew what it was.
He said, "Really?"
- "It's a prestigious festival." - Did he say that?
So I asked him for advice.
Hugh Jackman has got his own Australian jokes too.
- He said, "Avoid night time shows," - Why?
"as there would be so many drunk people, and your jokes won't work."
- Because they can't think straight? - Yes.
I asked him what time I should pick. He said, "Early in the morning."
- That's their sense of humour. - Oh, I get it now.
- That's funny. - "Do it early in the morning."
Everyone burst into laughter,
so I want to use this joke as the introduction.
I think it has to be Hugh Jackman telling it to be funny.
I'm going to use it as an episode, not as a straightforward joke.
- As a prologue? - Oh, as an introduction?
Chae A looks so serious.
- What should we do? - Yes, I'm worried.
Our members are my haters.
- All of the members? - All seven of you are haters.
- I'm sure he knows what to do. - Yes, he's thoroughly preparing.
- Young Chul is an amazing person. - Yes.
It's not easy to keep challenging yourself.
- To attempt this, in English too. - That will be hard.
I highly respect your spirit.
Just like Chi Yeul made it in China, you'll rock Australia too!
- Of course. - We support you.
- Let's applaud him in advance. - Go for it!
What if I'm asked to do a regular appearance on one of their shows?
Well, you went too far.
(There is bluffing stuck between your teeth this time.)
I think you should just pull your teeth out.
If spinach keeps bothering you, just pull out your teeth.
(This is so hilarious.)
You guys are haters indeed.
Many of our viewers were over the moon when...
Chae A joined our Rainbow Club.
- They love her. - Yes, people were so happy.
- Really? - I was so surprised.
I was worried about bad comments from people,
- but everyone loves her! - There are some bad comments too.
They like her because she's easy-going.
Everyone around me congratulated me when I joined this programme.
- They really like it. - I see.
- So many people watch I Live Alone. - Really?
Before I joined this programme, when I walked down the street...
- people didn't really know me. - They only had a hunch.
- Yes, they didn't know for sure. - They'd go, "What was her name?"
"I've seen her somewhere on TV." but they didn't know my name.
- Now they notice me right away. - Right away?
They go, "You're on I Live Alone!"
- That's what I get now. - That must feel so good.
- I heard that you brought presents. - Money?
- I have healthy juice for everyone. - Wow!
I wanted to try that.
(Chae A makes fruit juice every morning.)
(She has it for breakfast.)
This is for Mr Kim.
Oh, wow.
Thank you.
I made it with ginseng and honey.
- It's for your health. - Ginseng and honey?
The next one...
is for Hyun Moo, our president.
- This is nice. - It's garlic juice.
- Why did you make mine with garlic? - Yes, why?
- It's good for fatigue recovery. - I can smell garlic.
Are you going to deliver this to us every morning?
(Goodness)
- Is it some kind of punishment? - No, it's not.
- Look at his face. - Is it that bad?
I'd rather have fish sauce.
- Is it that bad? - I was caught by surprise.
This one...
- is for Jung Wan. - I like the colour.
Yes!
I like the colour. It looks nice.
It's...
supposed to be good for men's stamina.
- I made it with raspberries. - Raspberries?
Take raspberries on your honeymoon.
(I want a honeymoon baby.)
Yes, it's good for men.
- It is good for men. - This is for Gook Ju.
Wow.
I made it with bananas and strawberries.
- Yes! - That sounds delicious.
She is so different.
Didn't Gook Ju bring pork belly for us in the beginning?
That's right.
She gave us pork belly.
This is for Young Chul.
I made it with peppers and cucumbers.
- Peppers and cucumbers? - Peppers and cucumbers?
That sounds interesting.
I can't imagine what it'd taste like.
It's good for your health.
It isn't spicy.
(Gulping)
He's trying it.
(Freaking out)
Oh, my!
(What is that?)
I felt the same way.
This is killing me.
You used spicy peppers, didn't you?
Let me try.
This is spicy.
We're getting interesting reactions today.
It smells fine.
I was just acting.
You know who I am.
(Young Chul is the best at overreacting.)
Look at him.
This is for Dong Wan.
- It's made of honey and kiwis. - Kiwis?
- Thank you. - It must be sweet.
This is for the member with a cold.
- It's made of oranges and carrots. - I like it already.
Oh, wow.
She customised the juices for each member.
All the other juices were nice,
but why did we get garlic and peppers?
I'm getting acid reflux.
This is killing me.
- You should try mine. - Try each other's juice.
- Sounds good. - No thank you.
- This is your usual breakfast? - Oh, this is quite strong.
It has a strong flavour.
(It can't be worse than the garlic juice.)
I bet you'll like it.
(The healthy juices are killing Hyun Moo.)
(It's good for your health.)
You're not thinking these juices...
could replace your hazing, are you?
I've been practising an impression of someone.
- Really? - Let's hear it.
- I'll try it. - Let's see.
(She acts weird before doing the impression.)
- Are you okay? - I feel embarrassed.
Who are you doing the impression of?
Give me a minute.
I'll make the sound of a mosquito first.
That can't be easy.
I'm worried for her.
Imagine it's summer and there is a mosquito.
I'll sleep on the rooftop.
It's so hot.
It's humid outside.
(Imitating the sound of mosquito)
- Keep going. - Why are you laughing?
Keep going.
No, I heard the mosquito.
This is so funny.
- I heard it from up close. - You are on her side.
(She gives it a second try as Mr Kim encourages her.)
Don't you hear a mosquito?
It hurts.
(It hurts.)
Mr Kim is so sweet.
It was good.
Didn't it sound like a mosquito?
- I think it did. - It was good.
But we need more.
I'll make the sound of someone eating a pear.
The sound it makes.
- Someone eating a pear? - That sounds difficult.
I should try the mosquito impression in Melbourne.
(She takes a bite.)
(It's a sound of someone eating a pear.)
Wait.
That was a little embarrassing.
(That was a bit embarrassing.)
You didn't like it, either?
Doesn't it sound like someone eating a pear?
Everyone else who saw this liked it.
Why don't you try it with a watermelon?
Yes, that sounds better.
- He's very good. - He's good.
- He's helping her out. - He's giving her an idea.
You're helping her!
- Gosh. - Give it a try.
It would be funny if you picked your nose after eating the pear.
(But I'm an actress.)
(I'll do anything to be funny.)
That's better.
- Am I accepted as a member? - No, wait.
- Wait. - I'm still talking.
We unanimously accept Chae A as a member today.
It isn't official, yet.
- All right. - He's so mean.
I may say this,
but you've been accepted as a member.
(You're already a member.)
It's a done deal.
Yes.
Welcome to the Rainbow Club.
Welcome!
Thank you.
We were contemplating whether to give this to you or not, but here.
(Hyun Moo gives Chae A a plant to congratulate her.)
- It's heavy. - It's okay.
It looks nice.
Do the pear eating sound one more time for us!
(She doesn't hesitate at the request.)
(Pear-eating sound)
That was cute.
(Chae A tries her best at everything.)
We had Chae A's acceptance ceremony today,
but there's another reason we got together today.
It's for Jung Wan.
He's leaving the Rainbow Club.
- He's leaving for a good reason. - For a good reason.
It's a great thing.
Is it bad that we're still members of the club?
We're the sad ones.
I'm a bit jealous.
Jealous of us?
- Just a little bit. - Already?
This is your first time getting married.
- Yes, it's my first time. - Shouldn't you do a rehearsal?
Sounds good.
- Let's do a rehearsal. - Okay.
Some people think it isn't his first time.
Because he looks old.
It's okay to be nervous.
It's better than being too confident.
There's something I'm very worried about.
- Walking down the aisle... - Oh.
I think I'd feel shy walking down the aisle.
I'm the one who will be telling you what to do.
- Yes. - That's right.
I'm the host at your wedding.
Dong Wan will sing at the wedding...
and Yang Hee Eun is the officiator, right?
"Live happily ever after."
"You can be happy."
This is the best time of your lives.
"Congratulations, This day has been long awaited."
"I wish you happiness."
You're getting a preview before your wedding.
That's what Hee Eun will say.
Do you have any requests for me?
Do you want the wedding to be normal...
- or should I make jokes? - Make it fun.
I've been thinking about this.
I want my wedding...
to be like a festival.
- Should I make it funny? - Yes.
I don't have...
any expectation of doubt in you.
What are you trying to say?
(What is he talking about?)
- I trust you, that's it. - He has no doubt about you.
- I know you will do well. - He believes you.
- I'll do whatever I want. - Okay.
You don't have any regrets, do you?
I've hosted at a few weddings.
Most of them were quiet weddings.
At a quiet one, I asked the bride if the groom was her first kiss.
You can't ask that.
What if she says that she'd kissed other men in the past?
That would be hilarious.
Most of the brides don't answer.
- Of course, they don't. - I make sure they answer.
- Is that so? You're one of those. - For example,
I'll ask where you're going on your honeymoon.
- We're going to Hawaii. - Hawaii?
I'll tell you to say "thank you" if it's your first night together...
and to say "I'm sorry", if it isn't.
It's funny whether your answers are different...
or the same.
You're right.
That's funny.
- Have you done it before? - That sounds good.
I'll ask this at your wedding.
This is just the tip of the iceberg.
The host is threatening.
- How do you feel right now? - Yes, tell us.
I'm curious how men feel before their weddings.
Stop frowning.
Don't I look happy?
You have a dark look on your face.
I've never seen you force a smile like this.
Don't go, my friend!
- I know how you feel. - I'll tell you how I feel.
I've never been under pressure to earn money.
I just did things that happened to make money.
- But now, I have responsibilities. - You're the head of a household.
I worry about making a living.
- It weighs down on me. - The duties and responsibilities...
My heart...
- Is it heavy? - Yes, a little.
If I exaggerate...
it feels like right before I joined the army.
(Resolute)
- What? - You're getting married.
I balled my eyes out when I joined the army.
- I don't believe it. - You should not say that.
I even cried before shooting "Real Men".
Joining the army isn't a good feeling.
It weighs down on my heart.
I think I know what it feels like.
- Come on. That's a bit much. - This thought came to me,
"At least the army service only lasts for two years."
(The army service only lasts for two years.)
(He feels mixed emotions.)
This isn't a contract marriage.
I hate that you're leaving us.
Why is he acting like an ex-girlfriend?
Yes.
You have Chae A now, Dong Wan.
Don't cry when you sing at the wedding.
I think he's going to cry at the wedding.
Would you choose Chae A or Jung Wan?
- Who is it? - Make a choice.
Of course, it's Jung Wan.
Oh, wow.
Don't cry at the wedding. That would be awkward.
That will look very weird.
I was worried about that, too.
So, I'm going to sing a trot song.
Tears kept welling up in my eyes...
- just thinking about him. - What's wrong with you?
That's wrong!
Didn't you two get close through this show?
- Yes, we did. - How did you become so close?
All my best friends since my childhood...
were the same size as him.
(Dong Wan's best friends are the same size as Jung Wan.)
You can be best friends with Gook Ju as well.
I like it.
Look, now people are going to start rumours about us.
Would you choose Gook Ju or Chae A? In 3, 2, 1.
- Gook Ju. - Don't lie.
- You're making me uncomfortable. - I feel sorry for Chae A.
I bet Chae A never got treated like this before.
I expected Jung Wan...
to tell us more about his feelings towards his girlfriend.
I was waiting for him to say that his love for her grew bigger.
Instead, he talks about his own feelings...
and he compared it to joining the army.
- I was surprised to hear that. - Why do you worry?
I think it's dangerous...
for Jung Wan to think like that.
The wedding has been decided.
You should focus on the good things.
How did you feel before getting married?
Why would you ask?
- You know what marriage is about. - That was long ago.
Back then...
I should say...
(I'm dying of laughter.)
I had a situation so I had to get married back then.
- You had to get married? - You know,
I will continue with this story when we meet again next time.
(He is going to reveal the story next time.)
All right. Next week then.
- We have brought wedding gifts. - I see.
- Here. - Wow.
- We picked the gift together. - Really?
- We thought it was necessary. - A vacuum cleaner is essential.
(Rainbow Club members chose the gifts together.)
- Look behind you. - Wow.
- It's huge. - It's an air purifier.
- What is this? - It's an air purifier.
- For the time you've been with us, - Yes.
your room was always messy.
This is why we bought the vacuum cleaner and air purifier.
There is another gift. A refrigerator.
- Was it delivered to your new home? - About that,
- you bought a really big one. - True.
- To be honest, - This big.
my girlfriend really wanted to get the exact model.
- Wow. - This is great, then.
- We made a good choice then. - It was a very good pick.
When I first got the refrigerator,
- I wasn't sure if I deserved it. - He was just embarrassed.
The only thing that came to my mind was that I should be happy.
- That's all we want. - Okay.
- I heard the ladies brought gifts? - Yes.
Really?
- Chae A and I bought them together. - Did you two buy them together?
- Yes, we prepared together. - You have so many things.
- Our first gift, matching aprons. - Yes, matching aprons.
(Matching aprons)
We imagined you wearing the apron topless.
(Chae A seems more excited than Jung Wan himself.)
- Women really love that. - I see.
Wearing nothing but the apron, you know.
Without clothes?
Did you say women like men wearing aprons naked?
- Is that what you like, Chae A? - I've never heard of it.
Doesn't everyone like that?
You were eating a pear looking so innocent earlier.
- My goodness. - Wait. Hear me out.
A woman sleeps in, and as she gets up, she sees her husband...
wearing an apron over his topless body and preparing breakfast.
I think Chae A wants him fully naked.
Did you take out the pants, Chae A?
I guess he would still wear his underwear though.
Nice try, Chae A.
It's awkward and uncomfortable to hear stuff like that from here.
(The topic is embarrassing for Mr Kim.)
- Our next gift is handmade candles. - It's a candle.
- They are pretty. - We've made them ourselves.
- They are so nice. - They're pretty.
- Good. - Now I'm jealous.
- Our third gift is yagwanmoon. - What is that?
Kwang Kyu used to drink this like water.
I know what that is.
- What are we going to do with this? - What is it?
- We can't open this gift here. - No. Open the box.
- Matching underwear? - Now I'm curious.
- Yes. - Are they see through?
- I would love matching underwear! - I'm worried about your wife.
- Show it to us. - We also picked this out ourselves.
- Really? - Is this...
- What is this? - Let me see.
- Oh dear. - What is it?
- It's embarrassing. - What should we do?
- This is embarrassing. - Wait. I can't see a thing.
- It seems normal to me so far. - This should be for Jung Wan.
- This seems decent. - Is that for men?
(Hyun Moo approaches Jung Wan to check out the underwear.)
- Oh my. - It looks pretty.
Inside out, it's inside out.
- Ta-dah. - It looks more like a dust mask.
- It's a dust mask. - Dust mask.
Don't do that.
He should wear that and the apron together.
Aren't they thoughtful?
You ladies have put a lot of thought into these gifts.
- That's right. - Thank you all.
(Thank you!)
I should soon arrange a housewarming party.
- I heard Dong Wan... - Yes.
brought something as well.
- This is for you. - Wow.
Why are you all being like this today?
- I'm getting teary. - This is your last day with us.
I made it myself.
Did you really make it?
What is it?
Use my gift to get in the mood.
Dong Wan was really sad about you leaving us.
Today won't be the last time you see me,
- so I asked you to just swing by. - No. This is it.
(This is the end.)
We are done here as you're getting married.
Don't ever think about coming back.
- Be happy. - It'd be weird for you to be back.
- You shouldn't come back. - That's not what I meant.
- We'd still get to see each other. - We would meet from time to time.
- Of course. - Don't come back.
- It took me six hours to make them. - Good job.
- What would it be... - He must have put lots of efforts.
- that took Dong Wan six hours? - He crafted something.
- Oh my gosh. - What is it?
- What is that? - My goodness.
It's a speaker which doesn't need any electricity.
- Really? - Put your smartphone in there.
- It's a natural amplifier. - I see.
- Did you really make it, Dong Wan? - Without power supply.
- Place it in your bedroom. - Yes, without power.
(What is this?)
- Did you really make this one, too? - My gosh.
- Is that really hand crafted? - Place it like this.
(It's a table lamp made by Dong Wan.)
- I can feel his craftsmanship. - Indeed.
- I am truly touched. - Right.
- I see something written. - I engraved my name on it.
- Right here. - I see.
- Why did you do that? - It's kind of scary.
You shouldn't have done that, just let him go.
- I engraved my name on this, too. - Don't do that.
What if Jung Wan's wife says "Get rid of it! Throw away! Please!"
- That could really happen. - She'd be like "I'm sick of him!"
- This is really nice, Dong Wan. - You have a light and music on,
- Also light up the candles. - light up the candles,
- Drink some of that wine... - And then?
- and wear the aprons. - What?
Why would they wear aprons in the bedroom?
- That would be weird. - Why, can't they?
They could wear them because they feel cold.
- This is hilarious. - She said why can't they.
- This is our last gift. - Really?
We've prepared a photo book of you in the time you've been with us.
(The photo book has memories of Jung Wan and Rainbow Club.)
- I really wanted this. - I see.
- Take a look. - Is it like an album?
- Wow. - It must be touching for him.
(The cover is of Jung Wan during one of his performances.)
- It looks nice. - Yes.
(Remembering the rooftop handsome guy, Yuk Jung Wan.)
They have given me so many memories during my life at the rooftop house.
I enjoyed watching the rooftop concert you did with the neighbours.
- It was so heartwarming, too. - Yes.
You've done a lot of things.
- You are ready to get married now. - Right.
- Of course. - You've done everything you can.
You made your wish, so we have prepared the photo book for you.
(The pictures are the last two years and three months' memories.)
- You look great. - Right.
I feel like,
(Jung Wan can hardly continue.)
from the beginning of this programme until now,
Rainbow Club members have given me so much and...
I Live Alone, the programme itself as well. Thank you all so much.
I am also sorry I couldn't do more. This is all very touching.
(Every meeting of Rainbow Club has always been special to me.)
- Does it feel real to you now? - Yes, it does.
I remember one of the calls I had with Hyun Moo.
He told me "I feel like my blood brother is getting married."
That meant a lot to me.
When I first moved to Seoul,
I had about 100 phone numbers saved on my phone.
- Now I got more than 1,000 numbers. - Wow.
I moved to Seoul with my guitar and nothing else.
I had no idea how I should live my life away from my hometown.
I am so grateful that I got to know so many great people in Seoul...
and to have spent such a lovely time with them.
(That made him happy.)
It was an excellent choice to join Rainbow Club.
I would have done something nice for you all before I left,
but this thought came to mind too late, right before I had to leave.
I would like to apologise for that.
(Jung Wan doesn't want to say farewell.)
- Thank you all. - It's no problem.
(He would like to sincerely thank all Rainbow Club members.)
- We'd of course congratulate you. - Yes.
We've been together for more than two years,
- That's right. - and as we became pretty attached,
saying goodbye feels sad as well. We are still so happy for you.
Everyone else here will eventually get married someday, right?
- That's right. - I don't think I can.
(Dong Wan thinks he can't get married.)
- Why would you say that? - Anyway,
I hope you live a happy life.
I will make sure to live a happy life.
- Be happy, Jung Wan. - I will be happy.
(I will be happy.)
Saying goodbye is sad to everyone.
- Dong Wan, you are preparing... - Yes.
to sing at Jung Wan's wedding. Let's hear it now and change the mood.
- We should be happy. - You are right.
- Oh my. - Hey!
(This song is what the groom likes. "No Matter What" by Park Sang Chul.)
(Call me when you need me)
(Dancing)
(Dong Wan has prepared the song for his friend, Jung Wan.)
He's cute!
(I will run to you anytime)
You don't have to run, you could just walk.
I would cross over the Pacific Ocean
I would cross over the Atlantic Ocean
(I would also cross over the Indian Ocean)
He can dance!
(Jung Wan is getting married.)
Run!
(Yuk Jung Wan will run to you)
(Everyone sings the song.)
- Go and get married, Jung Wan. - Congratulations!
(Congratulations)
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
The last 2 years and 3 months as a Rainbow Club member...
have been like a dream to me. A real dream.
If I had not had this encounter with Rainbow Club members,
I would have been so lonely doing my music and making songs.
They comforted me and gave me the strength to go on.
Whenever I was having a hard time, they would always come to me.
When they needed me, I was there for them.
I felt good that I could be there for them.
The last two years were the happiest years of my entire life.
In three... It's my final shoot!
Be cool.
Thank you for everything. In 3, 2, 1!
(Yuk Jung Wan gets off work.)
Ok, let's go.
You look great.
Good.
(She endlessly takes care of herself.)
(The actress transforms.)
(The comedian also transforms.)
They smell nice.
(She endlessly cooks.)
I've got to cool them.
(The comedian transforms.)
(Single women's transformation day will be on air next week.)