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This week on Rainbow Club.
All of the members gather for Chuseok.
Hyun Moo invites them over to his house.
At my first house,
the members relieve the holiday stress and undergo tough training.
What's this?
Is this fake?
Each member celebrates Chuseok in their own way.
Gook Ju prepares beef gift sets.
(She's sharpening the knife.)
Let's give it a shot.
Woo Hyuk is stressed out by his mother's nagging.
No woman will want to marry a clean freak.
- I'm going to get indigestion. - No woman would want that.
C Jamm and his friends play traditional games.
Let's start.
It's flying.
(He starts running.)
Kian84 visits his father's grave.
(He visits his beloved father's grave.)
(Holidays make him miss his family.)
It's "How Singles Spend Chuseok" on I Live Alone.
(How Singles Spend Chuseok)
Moon, Moon, what kind of moon? A full moon like my face
(It's housewarming day at Hyun Moo's new home.)
It's my first time cooking in this kitchen.
Why did I say I'd make pasta?
Do I just add these ingredients?
(He bought ready-to-cook ingredients.)
I've never made this before.
I want it to be like...
a restaurant in a small Mediterranean village.
I'm going to be the chef.
(However, in reality...)
How do I turn this on?
(He's serious.)
Where's it?
(How do you turn this on?)
Here it is.
(He finally turns it on.)
Now...
They're not here yet, right?
- Your delivery is here. - All right.
Hello. Thank you.
(Chef Hyun Moo ordered plenty of delivery food.)
Thank you.
That was fast.
They came right on time.
Even if I ruin the pasta, they won't be able to complain.
It's so convenient.
Galbijjim...
(There's so much delivery food.)
Japchae...
In addition to all this, I'm even making pasta.
(This is Hyun Moo's style of cooking.)
Everyone will say I've changed.
Who's that?
Your delivery is here.
(Another delivery is here.)
Thank you.
The rice cakes are here.
(The rice cakes are here.)
This is so much food.
The menu is so random.
Rice cake with budae jjigae.
(Let's take a look.)
How beautiful.
(It's colourful.)
It's so colourful.
(The chef is finished preparing his meal.)
This is what I've been dreaming of.
Just like a chef.
(He's attempting to prepare his only dish.)
(The pasta plopped into the pan.)
This isn't what I expected.
It should spread out.
(Now, it's time to add the oil.)
(Should I add it or not?)
(Here goes nothing.)
(His lips are clenched with determination.)
(I'll chop the garlic now.)
This is amazing.
(He's trembling.)
Chefs can chop it so quickly.
(He tosses in the haphazardly chopped garlic.)
I've seen chefs do this.
Men who cook are sexy.
(He pulls out a strand of pasta.)
(He throws it.)
(I've seen chefs do that.)
Why won't it stick?
(He throws the uncooked pasta on the wall,)
(He starts coughing.)
(He's overwhelmed by the smell of burning garlic.)
Oh no, it's burned.
What should I do?
I'm going insane.
(It's not easy to become a chef.)
(After carefully throwing in the uncooked pasta,)
(he mixes it with the burnt garlic.)
(In the end...)
It looks so unappetising.
What should I do?
(It looks so unappetising.)
I have to hurry. It'll be okay.
(After finishing it off with haste, he starts plating hastily.)
That'll do it.
(He plates the delivery food.)
(He dumps it onto the plate.)
There.
It's done.
Dispose of the evidence.
(This is a Mediterranean chef's trick for a quick meal.)
(He kicks the door open.)
(He's the best at disposal of evidence.)
(Is it more delivery food?)
Who is it?
- It's us. - You're here.
Hello.
(Today's housewarming guests are the Rainbow Club members.)
- Wow. - Goodness.
- Hello. - Welcome.
The neighbourhood is so nice.
- Welcome. - Congratulations.
We came together.
- I was cooking. - We brought gifts.
- I can smell it. - Right.
- Goodness. - I can smell it.
- This is for you. - Goodness.
It's not much.
Thank you.
(They brought housewarming gifts.)
- Take Gook Ju's gift. - It's okay.
Hyun Moo,
I'm the only female member but you're not helping me.
I didn't notice there was a woman.
How can you say that?
There are so many rooms.
Come on in.
Come in.
- I was cooking. - Did you make this all yourself?
- Yes. - All of it?
Of course. I worked really hard.
- That's quite a feat. - Right.
- You made all this? - Of course.
Show us around. You have so many rooms.
First of all,
the concept of the house is Hyun Moo's amusement park.
- Really? - There are different themes.
Hyun Moo's past,
- present and future. - Goodness.
Now then,
- follow me. - To your past?
- The past room. - Let's go.
- We'll take a trip to the past? - Right.
I want people to be able to tell it's my house.
This is amazing.
I got such good grades.
I want to enlarge this and hang it up.
I'm sure I speak for everyone.
What's it?
"How annoying."
(How annoying.)
Make sure it's not blatantly annoying.
Make it subtle.
My interior design concept...
can be summed up here.
- It's summed up? - "I'm Jun Hyun Moo."
Oh my goodness.
"I'm Jun Hyun Moo"?
- Yes. - Did you write it yourself?
Yes, it's my handwriting.
- Really? - Yes.
- You really did it. - Yes.
Do you love yourself this much?
If I don't love myself, who will?
This is so sad.
It makes me slightly uncomfortable.
It's also kind of childish.
- It's childish. - Yes, it is.
I'll hand out books now.
Is it a guidebook?
Yes, it's my guidebook.
What's this?
It contains my past.
The interior design concept is Jun Hyun Moo.
- Let's head into the past. - All right.
He really loves himself.
I really loved video games when I was young.
- Really? - Yes.
What's with this room?
I had to retake my college entrance examination.
- In the past, - You played too many games?
My past...
was filled with games.
If I have guests over,
they can have fun playing games here.
This is my playroom.
- Right. - It's filled with games.
What's this? Who are you pointing at?
It's probably my mum.
You were such a cute baby.
It didn't last long.
- That's scary. - That changed in middle school.
(She begins cackling.)
Well this...
(It's Hyun Moo's shadowy past.)
- is my shadowy past... - Look at that.
- This is amazing. - Right?
This was back in high school.
You can see how you grew up in this room.
- Right. - Incredible.
Who's this woman?
I went to college with her.
- Girlfriend? - No, just a classmate.
You have your arm around her though.
She must've been your girlfriend.
Aren't you too close just to be friends?
Well...
- You're so close. - That's not normal.
It was a cold day.
Nonsense. You're wearing a short-sleeved shirt.
(He's trying to laugh it off.)
You're wearing a short-sleeved shirt.
- That's a sharp observation. - It's because...
Just be honest.
We went to college together.
It was for a school programme.
- I don't think so. - No, no.
- We just took a picture together. - She's by herself in this picture.
Why do you have pictures of her on her own?
What is this?
- Hold on. - Excuse me.
I'm going to get rid of my albums.
- Wipe your sweat. - All right.
(He's sweating profusely.)
You prepared a lot.
- Let's move on. - All right.
- There are nine rooms left. - Right.
This is the first of 10 rooms.
- Are you bored already? - No, no.
That was just the appetiser.
- Really? - The main focus is...
the present room.
If that's the appetiser, I'm already full.
- Really? - Yes.
We're moving on to the main course.
It's the main dish.
The focal point.
The present room contains my happiest moments.
- Here we go. - Let's go.
(It's a neat and tidy radio booth room.)
- Here. - It's like a newsroom.
Gook Ju, you must know from doing radio shows.
- Yes. - Doing radio is so amazing.
- That's right. - Although I quit,
I have fan letters...
- from listeners. - Their stories.
I hung them because I really like them.
This is my study.
I wanted it to look like my former radio booth...
- so that's how this was designed. - There's a mic.
- That's true. - There are LPs too.
Did you get Botox just before you took that picture?
Your smile looks unnatural.
- Yes. - You look frozen.
I got Botox near my eyes.
(It's an honest confession.)
It looks so unnatural.
Everyone thought I was crying when I was smiling.
You look like you're crying.
This was when I first started doing radio.
This room is nice.
- Isn't it? - Leaving traces...
of your radio show like this.
I'm so envious...
of this room.
Gook Ju, when you quit being a radio DJ,
it'll leave a lasting memory.
It makes me so happy just remembering it.
Hyun Moo, can you put on some bandages?
- On here? - Yes.
I already did.
You did?
I'm watching you, Gook Ju.
- Since I'm a guest? - Yes.
Is it like a surveillance camera?
- That's polite of you. - Yes.
- Let's go. - This is unique.
- Thank you. - Was this expensive?
(They head to the living room.)
- This is the living room. - What is this?
It says "Dream" from a distance.
It says "Dream".
I was thinking of what to put on the wall.
I was going to cover it with pictures of myself...
but I had too many pictures of myself everywhere.
Since I'm on a lot of shows, I put cue cards up instead.
I thought it'd be a good idea to display them.
I think this is a great idea.
Hyun Moo loves himself so much...
that on his messenger profile message,
he listed all of the shows...
that he appears on.
(His profile shows off his busy schedule.)
I was amazed at his blatant bragging.
- This is the same thing. - Right.
What's your favourite programme, Hyun Moo?
- My favourite? - Yes.
- Just one. - Can't you see in the middle?
- "Idol Star"? - Be honest.
Honestly, it's right in the middle.
Is it "Wednesday Food Talk"?
No, it's not.
It's on top.
How many shows are you on?
They're all current shows, right?
Are they past and present shows?
There are still more shows to add.
- Of course. - I'm envious.
- This is getting a good response. - I'm so envious.
Do you want to see my secret room?
It'll be boring.
- What's this? - You have to see it.
(Hello)
(It's his wall of self-love.)
This was a past programme I was on.
- There's a TV inside? - Yes.
It'll get hot.
You look like Ha Seok Jin.
(Do we look alike?)
- Thank you for saying that. - Gosh, Mr Kim.
I've heard that before.
Seok Jin played my son, so I know.
- I've heard that before. - Right.
He looks like Ha Seok Jin.
Mr Kim, go inside.
It's not true.
How can you say that?
Come in.
The bedroom is the fantasy of people who live alone.
I wanted it to look like a hotel room.
- It's all white. - This is great.
You'll get married and live here, right?
I don't know whether I'll be able to get married, but...
- She can move right in. - Yes.
- The bed is the perfect size. - Yes.
(The bedroom has everything but his wife.)
- Come in. - All right.
- Come and eat. - Wow.
- Wow. - Seriously.
I switched the menu, along with the kitchen.
Wow.
You worked hard cooking and organising your house.
You made this?
- Of course. - He can't believe it.
- But... - You're so suspicious.
When people plate food,
it's usually a lot neater than this.
- Do you know why? - Why?
He plated a prepared dish...
and it spilled off the plate.
That's true. Look at this.
Look at this. It's in a big pile.
It's because I made a lot.
It was wrapped like this.
- How can you say that? - He just plopped it on.
Want me to tell you the truth?
You made this, right?
Yes.
(It's a loaded response.)
What's this?
(What's this?)
I didn't open that one.
I didn't see it.
Look at the rice.
(The rice is smashed.)
It's instant rice.
(The chef is caught red-handed.)
Look, Hyun Moo. Based on the indentation,
I can even tell which brand it is.
I'm sorry. I was trying to hide it.
- Just eat it. - Goodness.
What's this? Do you want us to eat it like this?
- Yes. - He didn't even put it in a bowl.
You got me so just eat it.
I'll tell you everything. I made the pasta.
I bought the rest.
- You ordered them, right? - Yes.
- That's obvious. - Try the pasta.
- Can I have chopsticks? - Here.
Let me try some.
It's not bad. The texture is like a rubber band.
- It's tough. - It's tough?
It's not bad.
It's all right.
(It's gone hard like fossil.)
It's all right. Just mix it.
Is it fake?
It's like the displays in front of restaurants.
- Look. - Appearance isn't everything.
It's been a while since I made it.
Try it.
He hasn't had a chance to settle in yet.
This one is even worse.
Have more if you want.
- Gook Ju, try some. - You too, Hyun Moo.
- All right. - Go ahead.
- It's good. - Isn't it?
- This is good. - Really?
Do you have their number?
- It's good. - It is?
It's delicious.
(They're only eating the delivery food.)
Hyun Moo has come a long way though.
Before, he served frozen food and said it was homemade.
- This is better. - That's right.
- Right? - It's delicious.
- Try some, Kian84. - All right.
C Jamm is eating a lot.
You must've been hungry.
- I came as soon as I woke up. - Really?
- Did you go clubbing? - This is good.
No.
I can't go because of my schedule.
- Work schedule? - Yes.
- He shot another commercial. - Really?
- He shot another one. - I saw it.
He's truly a celebrity now.
- That's great. - I know.
Has anything changed, Kian84?
- Me? - Kian84 is a celebrity too.
- Right? - I'm drawing cartoons as usual.
I'm in trouble because I didn't meet the deadline.
- I have to go soon. - Today?
Surprisingly, there are a lot of women interested in Kian84.
- They love him. - Really?
- He's the most mysterious. - I know.
Women really love him.
- Women want to take care of him. - Right.
- He makes them feel sympathy. - For example,
he's using his chopsticks the wrong way at the moment.
That's true. How sad.
- When women see that... - You're such a mess.
Women like that.
They find it cute.
They want to change him.
From what I've heard,
Kian84 feels very competitive towards C Jamm.
No, that's not true.
- With C Jamm. - That's not true.
Kian84 considers him a rival.
For example, when C Jamm shoots his segment,
Kian84 always asks about it and whether it was funny.
I was curious.
- I... - You didn't know?
- really like his webtoon. - Your eyes are wide.
- You read it? - All the time.
I read eight chapters every week.
- You read his webtoon? - Yes.
- You do? Really? - Yes, I've read them all.
For your current webtoon,
- He's enjoying this. - I'm waiting to read it at once...
- so I'm waiting for it to end. - Really?
- Thank you. - Every six months.
If you wait six months,
doesn't that mean you don't read it?
That means he stopped reading it.
- He's busy. - Right.
I wait and read it all at once.
Kian84 is competitive. He's even jealous...
- of those who aren't here. - Who?
He asked me why I'm so close to Sleepy.
- What's that? - That's what you said earlier.
- That was... - You asked, right?
I asked because you brought it up.
He's speaking casually.
- You're speaking casually? - You brought it up first.
- Fine, you're right. - Are you two the same age?
I'm younger.
He's pointing out that he's older all of a sudden.
It's pretty attractive. My goodness.
- It's manly. - It was sudden.
He feels competitive towards C Jamm since he's getting popular.
He's jealous of Sleepy and Gook Ju's chemistry.
He doesn't know where he fits in.
Did you buy this house, Hyun Moo?
Yes.
Buying a house was surreal.
I always rented and leased.
I had to move out when my lease term was up.
I'm so happy because I don't have to worry about that.
Just hammering a nail feels different at your own house.
That's true. I've never hammered a nail.
Some landlords don't let you hammer nails.
I can't hang a picture like that in a rented home.
(I can't hang my picture in a rented home.)
You'll get in big trouble.
- I'd get kicked out. - Right.
C Jamm, you'll probably have...
a dream house in mind since you're earning money.
- What kind of house? - That's true.
I want a house with a lot of useless space.
(He doesn't have any space right now.)
- Completely empty? - No, I just...
want to fill one room with balloons.
- Completely? - To make it completely useless.
- A single ashtray in another room. - That's useless.
What?
- That's my dream. - He says it's his dream.
You have swag.
I want a brilliant white carpet.
- You'll just smoke in that room. - With a single table...
- That's amazing. - made of glass.
- And a hallway. - Right.
At first, it was funny but it does sound cool.
A room with just an ashtray.
Kian84, you don't think about that kind of thing, right?
He already has that kind of house.
- That's my living room. - He's already realised his dream.
- My dream came true. - The living room?
Do you care about your house?
I see houses...
as investments.
I look for areas with potentially rising home prices.
It's an investment for him.
That's great.
After eating, let's hold the welcome ceremony...
- That's right. - in the living room.
Let's have it in the living room.
- Get ready. - This is delicious.
- It's really good. - Right?
- It's delicious. - I'll give you their number.
- Eat a lot. - Will they come to Ilsan?
Eat a lot.
Wait...
Is he trying to act like Sleepy?
- No, I'm not. - He has a different charm.
- A different charm? - Yes.
(What will the welcome ceremony be like?)
- Thank you for the food. - Thank you.
- Let's give him a hand. - Yes.
He prepared fruit.
- He prepared fruit. - Here you go.
Are you going to cut it for us?
No, you'll do it.
- Me? - It's rainbow-coloured rice cake.
- Wow. - Please have some.
- Let's try it. - Try it.
Wow, he even prepared dessert.
(They're busy eating.)
Thank you.
(What's this?)
(This rapper is holding an apple.)
- He's good. - Yes.
He's better than me.
- The peel is in one piece. - Amazing.
C Jamm, you have an unexpected charm.
He seemed really tough...
- but he's so docile. - Well,
we couldn't come to a housewarming without any gifts.
You brought gifts?
- We all brought gifts. - Of course.
- Open your gifts. - Thank you.
What did you bring?
- Open mine first. - Let's see his first.
- Wow, he brought two. - What are they?
Interior design is important...
but you should also take care of yourself.
You're dressed so comfortably.
(You're dressed so comfortably.)
I'm just coming to your house.
- Open this first. - Thank you.
He's sensible so it won't be something weird.
I'm so excited.
- What's that? - Is it underwear?
Is it used?
- Goodness. - What's that?
Which school's gym uniform is this?
It's a meditation outfit.
(Woo Hyuk meditates in white clothing every morning.)
This is great.
It's a yoga mat.
Thank you.
Even if I don't do yoga, I need a mat. It's brand new.
Of course it is. I wouldn't give you a used one.
- I thought it'd be used. - Why would I do that?
Thank you.
- Here you go. - It's another gift.
It's C Jamm's gift.
I'm so curious to see it.
I can't wait to see what C Jamm brought me.
The gift wrapping doesn't fit a rapper's image.
It's so cute.
It's very traditional.
(What is C Jamm's housewarming gift?)
- What is it? - It's a mirror ball.
(This is where romance begins.)
(It's C Jamm's hot item.)
The colour changes.
- It changes colour. - Look at that.
- Goodness. - That's not bad.
It's not bad. Lighting makes such a difference.
It's pretty.
- People who live alone need this. - It's nice.
- I have one, too. - It creates a good mood.
It'll be perfect with a fog machine.
- Who's next? - It's Kian84.
I brought you a painting.
(Kian 84 is next.)
But you already have so many paintings.
- It's okay. I'll take them all off. - They're photos.
- He has to remove half of them. - Exactly.
- Is it...? - Did you paint this?
- You asked me to draw a tiger. - Wow.
- You said you needed it. - A white tiger.
- Can I ask you a favour? - Sure. What is it?
I heard a picture of a tiger brings luck to a new house.
Can you draw a tiger for me?
I'm not sure my tiger would bring you luck.
I'll open it for you.
I'm excited. Is it a pencil drawing?
- Wow. - Wow.
(Ta-da)
Did you really draw that?
- It's amazing. - That's...
This is your house and this is you.
- This is Hyun Moo. - That's right.
- It even looks like Hyun Moo. - Look at the tiger.
Since the tiger looks scary,
I tried to make it look as cute as possible.
- I focused on that. - He looks scarier than the tiger.
It's okay as long as it brings luck.
He said a tiger brings luck to the house.
What did you use to paint this?
I drew it with my computer.
You drew this the way you draw your webtoons.
Thank you for this.
- It's a nice gift. - Mr Kim, it's your turn.
The painting is so good that I'm not sure he'll like my gift.
My gift is just big. Where did I put it?
- You brought a gift, too? - I put it outside.
(Here comes a rubber tree.)
- It's perfect. - You can put it here.
This is a rubber tree.
It's good for single men. It gives you positive energy...
and it removes bad smell from the house.
He wrote some jokes here.
"Don't get old."
- It's like our motto now. - Look here.
I wrote, "I hope you'll get married next year..."
"but let me get married first."
You made a wish for yourself, too.
You should get married first.
- It's so big. It's the biggest... - It must be expensive.
plant that's ever been given as a gift on I Live Alone.
- Indeed. - Yes.
Is he the delivery man who brought this?
Yes. You can go now.
- Can I go now? - Yes.
- Okay. I'll go. I'm disappointed. - Have a drink before you go.
Have a drink before you go. Come join us.
- Are you going to keep doing this? - Sit comfortably.
- I'll continue doing this to you. - Come and sit down.
We planned to hold a ceremony.
We're going to hold a welcome ceremony for our new members.
Don't feel pressured.
Please understand that we have to tell you if we're not satisfied.
- It's because... - We'll be honest.
all the members went through this when joining the show.
- It's our custom. - Don't you agree?
Kian84, what did you prepare?
I prepared something for the talent show...
but can someone else go first? I'm embarrassed.
I see. C Jamm, will you go first?
I'll imitate someone.
(He doesn't hesitate at all.)
I saw someone imitating this person on a show I appeared.
(C Jamm's enthusiasm makes Kian84 anxious.)
I have pride in being a rapper.
I rarely act cute on a TV show.
- I did my best to prepare this. - He's our youngest member.
This is from an audition programme I was in.
Doing your best is what matters.
There are judges in an audition programme.
I'll imitate Simon D imitating The Quiett.
I don't even know The Quiett. You'll imitate Simon D imitating him?
Yes, I'll imitate Simon D imitating The Quiett.
(The Quiett has a high pitched voice.)
(Simon D imitated The Quiett on "Radio Star".)
(But it wasn't very impressive.)
(He's transforming into Simon D.)
The Quiett's real name is Dong Gap.
I say to him, "Dong Gap, how have you been?"
Then, he says, "I've been doing well."
"I'm The Quiett." I say, "I can imitate your voice."
After I imitate him, he says,
"You sound like Shin Moon Sun."
(He feels like a failure.)
(What was that?)
Didn't he imitate Simon D and Shin Moon Sun?
I don't understand what he said.
I don't know both rappers.
Kian84, you look so happy.
- You seem relieved. - He sounded like Shin Moon Sun.
He imitated Simon D first. Didn't he imitate Shin Moon Sun next?
- He did well in imitating Simon D. - You meant to...
imitate Shin Moon Sun, right?
(He's dispirited.)
As he continued, he became more and more embarrassed...
while Kian84 gained confidence.
That's not true.
I could emphathise with how he felt. It made me nervous.
Simon D often says, "Act cool." Right?
- "C Jamm, act cool." - That's right.
"Act cool."
(Act cool.)
That wasn't good at all.
I can make a fist with my foot.
- With your foot? - Would you like to see it?
- Should I do it with my sock on? - That's fine.
- You should take it off. - Take it off.
- Take it off. - Take it off.
- His foot is so clean. - I'll make a fist with my foot.
Make a fist with your foot.
His toes are...
- Look at that. - It looks like a fist.
- Your toes are very long. - They're like fingers.
It really looks like a fist.
- Make scissors. - Scissors.
Play rock-paper-scissors with your foot.
- Scissors. - Scissors.
- Rock. - Rock.
- Paper. - Paper.
Paper.
(He's impressed.)
- He's talented. - Why is this funnier?
- You could even use chopsticks... - You're talented.
with your foot.
He did his best to make us laugh.
He said he's too proud to act cute...
but he gave a performance with his foot.
Thank you for your performance.
- Actually, - You were cute.
C Jamm is famous for his rap.
- That's right. - Rap?
Show us your rap.
He has a charming face, too.
What's this? Wow.
Rapper C Jamm,
show us.
(She brings him to the stage like a rapper.)
Please imitate an egg seller.
- "Buy eggs." - It suits her.
"Buy big, fresh eggs."
"Buy salted squid, perilla leaves and garlic stems."
- It's nice. - Indeed.
It's working.
- Hit it. - "Show Me the Money".
Competition is fun for me
But they're no match for me
Thanks to those unattractive rappers
I became a celebrity
I'm a young leader, I'm full of confidence
I stayed up all night and I'm here for this shoot
(Wow)
I like that groove.
- He's a great rapper. - Exactly.
- He's cool. - He doesn't overdo it.
I like that about his rap.
He would've looked cooler if he hadn't done the foot performance.
- It's a shame. - That's true.
Hold the mic with your foot instead of your hand.
That's right. That's your style.
- Give it a try. - That's your style.
- Give it a try. - I'm not sure if I can do this.
- You can do it. - Good. You should pull it off.
He's flexible.
(He raps while holding the mic with his foot.)
Thanks to those unattractive rappers, I became a celebrity.
(He throws away his pride.)
(He's good at making people laugh.)
He's so good at that.
Hand over the mic to Kian84.
- It's your turn. - Kian84 has his own unique style.
- I feel pressured. - You don't need to be.
I was going to rap.
- You should stick to it. - Are you going to rap?
- Show us. - It's a rap battle.
I'm in trouble.
(He'll rap in front of C Jamm, a popular rapper.)
I wish you good fortune in your new house.
That sounds so half-hearted.
I'm a lonely man
I'm a lonely man, I'm a coward pretending to be strong
I'm a mean bully
- Bully? - The man in the mirror I see
Is just a loser, I'm a lonely man
- I can't believe... - I'm an idiot
- he called me a loser. - With a heart full of scars
- I'm dirty garbage - Garbage?
He calls me a bully, garbage and loser.
(He starts rapping after the compliments.)
(He's quite good.)
(He's rapping in his own style.)
(He's as good as G-Dragon.)
At some point I
(He's a soulful vocalist.)
He's shaking his leg again.
He's shaking it again.
He's keeping the beat with his foot.
(He's concentrating.)
(He's doing his best with every note he sings.)
- That's all. Thank you. - I can't hold it
(Kian84's performance was a housewarming gift.)
- Wow. - I'm embarrassed.
Your singing has improved.
He called someone who just moved into a new house a loser.
- Garbage and a bully, too. - My goodness.
(Oh, no)
I don't think that's enough. Mr Kim, what do you think?
- He should hold it with his foot. - I can't decide yet.
Let's give him another chance.
Do you have anything else to show us?
- It's hard to decide now. - That's right.
- You know what C Jamm did. - He could do more.
I can't believe I'm going to do this.
I do have something to show you.
He has something else to show us.
You know "Come Back Home" by Seo Taiji and Boys, right?
I can do a bit of their dance.
(Anyone who used to dance in the 1990s knows...)
(this legendary choreography of the heroes of the time.)
- Wow. - Let's watch his dance.
I'm so embarrassed.
(He stands up.)
- I'm excited. - He'll play the song.
Which part will you dance? Seo Taeji's part?
- Yang Hyun Seok's part? - I used to do Lee Ju No's part.
My friend used to do Yang Hyun Seok's part.
I'll dance with you.
- Do you know the choreography? - Yes.
Will you do Yang Hyun Seok's part?
They're like Seo Taiji and Boys without Seo Taiji.
("Come Back Home" by Seo Taiji and Boys)
They're like Seo Taiji and Boys without Seo Taiji.
- They're just "Boys". - That's funny.
"Boys"?
They're Rainbow Club Boys.
(He shrugs his shoulders out of embarrassment.)
(His neck disappeared.)
His neck disappeared.
- His neck disappeared. - I can't see his neck.
He's good.
(This dance move requires extreme dance skills.)
He's good. Wow.
(They dance together well as if they are one.)
(Kian84 flaps his arms.)
(He creates a beautiful line with his arms.)
I fear for my future
Wow.
(He's good.)
(That was great.)
- He must've done this a lot. - I think...
- This is how it feels. - When Woo Hyuk danced...
He must've danced a lot when he was young.
- That's right. I can see that. - Right?
- I haven't done this in 20 years. - Still,
- his body remembers the moves. - Exactly.
I can't believe...
I danced with a member of H.O.T.
My goodness.
Although he danced with Kian84,
Woo Hyuk has to give his own performance.
But I just danced.
- That wasn't enough. - I led the performance.
- That wasn't enough. - Is that so?
- We need more. - Okay.
Then...
I'll dance briefly.
- Okay. - I'm excited.
- Did you prepare a dance? - He'll show us his dance.
- I'm so excited. - I'll just show my specialty.
(This is his specialty, the popping dance.)
What is that?
He's still got it.
(I can't believe my eyes.)
My goodness.
It's like recycling.
- Recycling? - What do you mean?
It looks like he's separating his body parts.
- Give him a big hand. - That was amazing.
We should call it the recycling dance.
The theme was recycling.
- Good. - This is now the recycling dance.
- That was amazing. - I'll go back to my seat.
(I'll go back to my seat.)
He's such a great dancer.
Shall we recognise them as official members now?
- Of course. They're very good. - Okay.
I'll have to think about it a little longer, though.
- Welcome, for now. - For now.
Let's give them a big hand.
(I Live Alone)
This is my housewarming party and welcoming party,
but we actually gathered for Chuseok.
We gathered for many reasons.
I'm curious about how you will all spend Chuseok.
Gook Ju, I heard...
you went somewhere nice.
It was the best time of my life.
- Really? - I went to a dazzling place.
Okay. Let's watch your video.
(Majang Meat Market)
You went to the meat market. I see why you were excited.
(Gook Ju came to the meat market with excitement.)
(She even brought an ice box.)
This market excites me.
She brought an ice box.
Did you open a barbecue restaurant?
Restaurants usually have that kind of ice box.
- I bet she bought a lot of meat. - Right.
My goodness.
(As the holidays are coming soon, there's a festive atmosphere.)
(Red is the warmest colour in the market.)
They're assorted beef gift sets.
It's very expensive at department stores.
(Assorted beef gift sets are the most popular gifts.)
It's so much better as I expected.
Chuseok is coming soon.
So I'm going to buy gifts for the Rainbow Club members.
I wanted to give them something from my heart...
and I wanted it to be unique.
I gave it a lot of thought.
I concluded that the best thing I can give them from my heart...
is meat,
so I decided to buy them assorted beef gift sets.
I'll use all my knowledge about meat...
I acquired through experience to choose...
the best parts.
- Did you go there to buy us meat? - Yes.
- Really? - I bought meat...
- for you guys. - Really?
- Is that for us? - Yes.
(Everyone is concentrating.)
What's this?
(Gook Ju starts looking around.)
Hello. Oh, it's ox tail.
- I haven't seen this before. - It's packed prettily, right?
Would you like this one?
- Already? - Yes.
- I meant to look around first. - Did you?
- Do you want to look around first? - You're so good at sales.
You seemed to like it. I thought you might like this.
I'm looking for something to give as a gift.
That's beef thin skirt, right?
- This one? - Yes.
How do you know so much about beef cuts?
- Is it beef thin skirt? - Yes.
- My goodness. - You know a lot about meat.
I saw it at a barbecue restaurant I go to often.
- This one is beef rib. - That's right.
Oh, my goodness.
That's beef rib.
He got baffled.
Beef ribs are very expensive.
I prefer this one.
- You prefer beef thin skirt? - Yes.
- You know how to enjoy meat. - Right?
- See? I got recognition. - That's funny.
She loves talking about meat.
Look at my clothes.
- It looks like marbled meat. - That's right.
I should just buy meat here.
You and I hit it off well.
I like people I hit it off with.
- Is that so? - Then...
- can I have beef thin skirt, - Before I cut it...
- beef ribs... - Yes.
- and rib eye. - Rib eye?
- Those three? Okay. - Yes.
You can tell the part by tasting it, right?
Yes, I can tell apart different cuts by the shapes and colour.
I recognised pork neck even though it hadn't been cut.
You seem so excited.
Do you have anything else?
- Other than these? - Yes, something I wouldn't know.
Do you have meat in your safe?
We have thick skirt.
- Can I take a look? - Sure.
(Follow me discreetly.)
Hello.
(She gains access to the VIP room.)
Is this your treasure house? Wow.
Is there meat in all those yellow boxes?
- Yes, it's all meat. - Wow, you're rich.
It's worth 20,000 dollars.
(It's worth 20,000 dollars.)
This is thick skirt.
- This is thick skirt. - I see.
This is neck chain.
It's fresh. That's all you can get from one cow.
- Thick skirt is expensive. - It's the greasiest part.
- Shall I start cutting? - Yes.
(He looks sexy when cutting meat.)
I find a man sexy when they do that.
You're so skillful.
(He shows off his amazing knife skills.)
(Wow, he's great.)
Beef thin skirt.
That's the best.
(He brings beef thin skirt.)
Beef thin skirt. Oh, wow.
Who is the owner of that store?
(Who is the owner of that store?)
I think she's the owner.
He must be a part time employee.
She looks like the owner of the store.
- This is pork belly with rind. - I see.
(Just trust me.)
Wow.
This is pork neck.
(I'll buy you anything you want.)
It looks so fresh.
(Just tell me which cut you want.)
(I'm my own meat supplier.)
People rarely get that excited at a butcher's shop.
(She bought a lot of meat.)
I bought a lot.
Who will you...
I bought pork neck, too.
- Will you eat it all by yourself? - Thank you.
To be honest, I always have that much in my refrigerator.
But this time, I bought meat for other people.
You'll create your own meat gift sets, right?
- It's for Chuseok. - Great. It's meaningful.
(Gook Ju comes out of the market.)
He must be a chef. Is he a chef?
Where's he from? Are you filming a TV show?
What's she saying?
Which TV show are you filming?
They were filming a TV show...
- at the market. - Are they from another country?
His name is John Torode. He's a chef.
- They're from the UK. - They are from UK?
He's one of the Master Chef judges.
- I appeared on that show by chance. - That's awesome.
This is beef thin skirt.
- Beef thin skirt? - Beef thin skirt.
You should've said it in English.
You said it in Korean.
- Samgyeopsal. - Samgyeopsal.
- She said it in Korean again. - Have you tried a vegetable wrap?
(Have you tried a vegetable wrap?)
Wrap?
- Okay. Lettuce. - Okay.
- Samgyeopsal. - Okay.
- Garlic. - Okay.
- Ssamjang. - Yes, ssamjang.
(Yes, ssamjang.)
(He understands her perfectly.)
- It's so delicious. - I see. It's delicious?
He understood what I said.
A selfie? Of course.
Pose like jokbal.
Okay. Hold on.
- Okay. - Okay?
(Gook Ju teaches him the standard pose for a selfie.)
In 1, 2, 3.
(Wow, jokbal is delicious.)
That lady is one of the most famous Korean comediennes...
and now, she's off.
There she goes.
(The famous Korean comedienne wants to be on camera again.)
(She comes back home happily with the meat.)
(I carry my meat by myself.)
(She's a sexy woman who carries her own meat.)
It hurts.
(She opens the ice box.)
It'd look amazing.
(She glances.)
Oh, yes.
Isn't that beautiful? It's beautiful.
Isn't that the most beautiful pattern in the world?
That's right.
Samgyeopsal.
That's 10 portions.
How many days would that last you?
With my junior comedian,
- I can finish it all in a week. - In a week?
Of course, I'd eat other food with the meat.
- Of course. - Let's see.
Let's pack the meat...
for the members.
Let's use the sharpest knife in my house.
(When you sharpen a knife,)
(do it as if you were dancing.)
(Be sincere when you cut meat.)
(Put on a red apron as it's the warmest colour.)
(Wear work gloves as a courtesy to the meat.)
She looks determined.
(I surpass the butcher at the meat market.)
(I'm Lee Gook Ju, the meat master.)
Good.
(Eating)
Here we go. Let's begin.
(Here we go. Let's begin.)
I thought it was a cigarette.
I thought it was a piece of meat.
If I don't eat the candy,
I felt like I'm going to eat all the meat.
- I see. - You refrained yourself.
- That's right. - I see.
When it comes to meat, I'm the best.
I'm the meat master.
I'll recommend the best combination of meat.
(It's a meat gift set recommended by the meat master.)
I do want to eat meat as Gook Ju recommends.
Okay. Let's start with Mr Kim.
How pretty.
(How pretty)
For Mr Kim...
(She starts packing meat for Yong Geon.)
Mr Kim...
Beef thin skirt.
Beef thin skirt is my favourite.
I wouldn't give this to anyone else but you, Mr Kim.
Thick skirt.
Cut it...
in big pieces.
You don't eat it with vegetables.
It just needs a little salt.
It's raw meat. Why is my mouth watering?
First, you eat beef ribs.
Then, grill the neck chain and thick skirt together.
Next, eat the beef thin skirt. Then, you feel full,
you eat sirloin with a glass of soju.
You shouldn't drink before that.
I should tell him this.
Mr Kim, I thought you must know how different parts taste...
and you know how to enjoy beef.
So I put all the parts of beef in your package.
- Thank you so much. - Are you saying...
you made different packages for each of us?
Yes. I packed different meat according to your personalities...
to help you fully enjoy the meat.
- According to our personalities? - Yes.
Now, let's pack meat for C Jamm.
What would he know about meat?
As he often has his friends over to his house,
his friends would eat all the expensive beef.
For a person like C Jamm,
I should focus on the quantity.
Great. He'll love this.
- That's samgyeopsal. - It's the cheapest meat.
- Wow. - She has a point.
- She's giving you the cheapest one. - She has a point.
- She has a point. - What I meant is,
I'll buy him beef later.
If I give him expensive beef, his friends will eat it all.
- She's packing a lot. - At his age, quantity matters more.
Still, they need to have a taste of beef.
(She adds some beef for C Jamm and his friends.)
Each will have three pieces... No, two will be enough.
They just need to know how beef tastes.
They can share this.
Each will have one piece of beef thin skirt to just taste it.
Okay. Good.
Now...
I think Kian84 is the same as C Jamm.
Wait. Kian84 would be...
too lazy to even cut meat. He might not eat it.
I should cut it in pieces for him. That's good.
It's a customised gift set.
Samgyeopsal. Good.
As for Hyun Moo,
he's worried about his weight.
I'll give him the pork rind.
Why do I get only pork rind?
- Please give me some meat, too. - Wait and see.
(It's not over yet.)
That's great.
I'm like an artist.
I'm sure he has good taste in meat.
Beef wrapped in pork rind.
(Beef can't even be seen.)
He shouldn't be disappointed.
I'm considering each member's characteristics.
This is for Hyun Moo.
(Hyun Moo's gift set is done.)
For Woo Hyuk... I rarely give beef thin skirt to others...
- but I'll give him a lot of it. - Do I get beef?
- I packed expensive meat for you. - She packed a lot as she's his fan.
She just wrapped beef with pork rind for me.
Seriously.
It's so delicious.
This is so delicious.
(She packs plenty of beef thin skirt.)
I'm sure Hyun Moo will complain...
when he sees Woo Hyuk's gift set.
(How could you do this to me when you know that?)
They won't open the package right there.
Are you cutting more pork rind for me? My goodness.
- That's not for you. - I think I know what she's doing.
What's she doing?
- She covered beef with pork rind. - Did you hide the beef?
I'm so annoyed.
You didn't know we'd watch this, right?
- That's not fair. - I didn't know...
- you'd see how I packed the meat. - Look at that.
(She even put more pork rind for Woo Hyuk.)
I can't believe you.
- It's hilarious. - I didn't know you'd watch this.
I'm so disappointed.
(The oblivious meat master is excited.)
My loving beef
- She's packing mushrooms, too. - That's right.
Be careful not to damage it.
She cut the mushrooms for us, too. That's so kind of her.
(She packs mushrooms to grill with the meat, too.)
I'm done.
Hyun Moo...
What now?
He needs to watch his weight. I'll give him more mushrooms than meat.
- You're giving me mushrooms? - He needs low-calorie food.
It's not that I don't want to give him meat.
I'm just being considerate.
This is for Hyun Moo.
Mushrooms are better for your health.
Mr Kim, you know that mushrooms are healthier than meat, right?
- That's true. - Right.
It's not like I'm a Super Mario character who eats mushrooms.
Half of the gift set is mushrooms and the other half is pork rind.
I didn't mean to leave meat for me.
Wow.
I have so much left. I should throw a party tonight.
(She organises the leftover meat.)
It looks amazing.
Don't you have too much left?
Those are just offcuts.
They don't look like offcuts.
You have the whole piece.
Beef thin skirt.
This is for Gook Ju.
This is for Comedienne Lee Gook Ju.
This is for Kim Jeong Sook's daughter.
This is for Lee Dal Hoon's daughter.
She means it's all for herself.
(It's all mine.)
This is for Ms Lee in Yeongdeungpo.
This is for Ms Gook Ju.
(All the meat in the world is mine.)
I'm so happy. It feels like my birthday.
As I've been living alone,
Chuseok hasn't been special for me.
I used to spend Chuseok like every other day.
It's different now because I have the Rainbow Club members.
Having someone to share things with and give gifts to...
may be a little thing but it makes me very happy.
Let's display it nicely.
Sirloin and thick skirt...
Put them all on the grill.
(Gook Ju grills different cuts at the same time.)
Pork neck.
What am I going to do?
Just enjoy the meat.
I think my life is successful.
(The beef is cooked well.)
Come here.
It looks so delicious.
- You shouldn't overcook it. - You know how to enjoy it.
Eat a piece of beef...
with a little bit of salt.
(Grilled beef with salt would make any place feel like paradise.)
(She's happy that she has meat to eat...)
(and the Rainbow Club members to share this joy with.)
(Gook Ju's Chuseok is full of joy.)
Now, I'll give you my gift.
I didn't know they were for us.
- Me, either. - I'm so grateful.
This is...
- for Mr Kim. - Thank you.
- Here you are. - I'll enjoy it and gain energy.
- I wish you health. - Thank you.
- I'll enjoy this. - I hope you stay healthy, too.
- This is for you, Hyun Moo. - Oh, the pork rind?
- Oh, the pork rind? - He got the pork rind.
- I packed mushrooms, as well. - I see.
- Don't be disappointed. - It's very light.
- This is for you, Woo Hyuk. - Thank you.
- Thank you so much. - This is for Kain84.
Thank you.
- Look at this. - I'm so grateful.
It's full of mushrooms.
(It's full of mushrooms.)
- There's beef inside the pork rind. - I can see it.
- She put them in a heart shape. - That's right.
She's your big fan.
- I put beef inside the pork rind. - It's amazing.
- It's all samgyeopsal. - This is why...
- it smelled tasty. - That's right.
- Thank you for this. - Thank you for this.
- Thank you, Gook Ju. - My pleasure.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome.
Now, let's see how Woo Hyuk...
- spent Chuseok. - Okay. Let's watch.
(It's a few days before Chuseok at Woo Hyuk's house.)
(He's cleaning the house as usual.)
Everything in his house is still white.
It's the same as before.
Why would you clean so hard? I don't see any dust.
(I don't see any dust.)
I can't visit my parents this Chuseok.
Instead, I invited my family to my house.
This is the first time I'll be cooking for my mother.
- Goodness. - I'm excited.
I'll happily prepare food for her.
What should I do first?
Let's write down the menu.
Curry, bulgogi...
- and salmon. - You're cooking all that?
Should I call it braised salmon?
(Curry, bulgogi, something like braised salmon)
You might end up like me if you plan to cook too much.
He's not like you.
Isn't he going to order delivery food?
He's actually cooking.
See? I told you he's different.
Wow.
I don't shop for groceries when I cook.
I try to use what I have in my refrigerator.
(He cuts vegetables into bite-sized pieces.)
Turn it on.
(He heats up the frying pan.)
(He opens the lid.)
That's cooking oil spray.
He's a little different from me.
- He's very different from you. - I see.
(He adds different vegetables and fresh salmon fillets.)
(Mushrooms will make it healthier.)
Good. Now, salt.
That's nice.
I should buy that frying pan.
(I should buy that frying pan.)
I think I can cook if I have that frying pan.
(It's a common misconception that beginners have.)
(Woo Hyuk leaves the kitchen suddenly.)
He's going up to the rooftop.
I went there to get ingredients.
- Is that rosemary? - Yes.
Would this be enough?
(Good)
That's good.
- You add rosemary? - I sprinkle rosemary on top.
Good.
Now...
- What's this? - What's this? Is it bulgogi?
- You really know how to cook. - Yes.
- He's good. - Indeed.
I should learn how to cook.
(The braised salmon is light and tasty.)
(The scent of curry makes your mouth water.)
I should buy that pot.
He's good.
(He finishes cooking quickly.)
- He cleans while cooking. - That's right.
- Good cooks do that. - Only good cooks do that.
If I don't do that, it's hard to cook later.
(He's rushing to the door.)
- Please come in. - They're here.
- Oh, my. - I see.
We're here.
I'm here.
- Why are you dressed like this? - Why?
- You're wearing a worn-out shirt. - Come on in.
- My goodness. - Let's go.
Let's eat. I cooked for you.
- He wanted to cook for us. - Have you been well?
- Yes. - Your house looks empty.
Mum made side dishes for you.
Why did you bring so much?
- I live by myself. - It's not much.
You always nag me if I make more so I only brought a little.
- Let me try it. - Go ahead.
(This is Mum's seasoned lotus roots.)
That looks delicious.
(He hasn't tried Mum's food for a long time.)
- It's not too salty, is it? - It's good, right?
It's delicious.
It's good, isn't it?
(He was complaining but he licks his fingers clean.)
That must be good.
You could've given her a smile when you told her it's good.
- Men don't know how to do that. - No, we don't.
- They're different. - I can't express my feelings.
She always brings too much food.
Don't give me too much food.
I end up throwing it out.
These are all prepared with seasoning.
You don't seem to be eating well.
I see you on TV and you look far too skinny.
Isn't that right?
It seems like he doesn't eat right.
This isn't much food.
(This is the Chuseok meal at Woo Hyuk's home.)
Let's try Woo Hyuk's food.
He seems to have spent all night and day cooking for us.
That looks different from what we had earlier.
There's a slight difference.
- Thank you for cooking. - Thank you for cooking.
Look at all the work you did.
You've gotten better by living alone.
- Is this curry? - It's seasoned perfectly.
Are you talking about this?
When did you learn how to cook?
I taught myself since I live alone.
You can't get married if you do everything.
You cook, you sing. How do you handle all that?
You won't have time to think about getting married.
Parents always talk about marriage.
Of course, it's one of their favourite topics.
- Of course. - That causes indigestion.
- Have some curry. - Okay.
This is my first time cooking for you.
I'd rather have my daughter-in-law cook for me.
What joy is there in having you cook for me?
(He fails to defend himself.)
He seems ready to get married.
Are you going to get married in your 40s?
I still have some time.
I'm 40 next year.
You only have a few months.
There's always a time for something.
The time has passed.
It's different nowadays.
Times have changed.
Her voice stays steady as she nags.
She'll be the same at New Year's.
(The nagging repeats endlessly at every holiday.)
There were thousands of girls that wanted to marry you.
- My fans? - Yes.
They're all married.
They all used to call me Mother.
I loved those times.
(Why are you bringing up the past?)
Girls won't want to come here if you're too nitpicky.
- I'm getting indigestion. - I want you to meet someone nice.
Her nagging has gotten worse lately.
I heard there's a term, "Holiday stress".
I think that's what I'm experiencing.
Yes, that's right.
I'm already worried about New Year's Day...
when it isn't even Chuseok yet.
She'll probably ask me why I came alone.
I'm worried what I'll say.
Do you know why I'm not getting married?
Yes.
You do?
Why do you think so?
You're always at home and don't go out.
(He seems to see through me.)
Do you study hard nowadays?
Are you one of the top 10 in your class?
Did you get good grades when you were young, Uncle?
Yes, I did.
You're trying to turn the focus on your nephew.
You did a great job.
Good grades aren't everything.
- That's right. - Right?
But you have to study when you're young.
Woo Hyuk was a mischievous little boy.
He started taking Taekwondo classes.
Let's say...
I got beat up by someone.
Whenever that happened,
Woo Hyuk would come home and ask who did it.
He'd find out who did it and say he'd beat them up.
He was quite a prankster.
When our family was going through hard times,
loan sharks came to make us pay our loans back.
They'd follow us home after school.
We had to run away.
We'd get on different buses to lose them.
We transferred several times.
We ended up getting off at a stop far away from home.
That's what we went through.
That's when Woo Hyuk started liking to live alone.
When I became a singer,
I adjusted to the life right away unlike the other members.
I was used to it.
He was used to hiding from people.
When I think about the past,
it breaks my heart.
I couldn't afford to give you lunch money.
Yet, you never complained even when I only packed rice for your lunch.
I couldn't pay your tuition on time,
and your teacher asked you to bring it.
But you told me to take my time.
It wasn't just us. Everyone goes through tough times.
That's what made us stronger.
When I get together with my brother and my mother,
it reminds me of old times when we went through hardships.
Because we overcame those obstacles,
we've become the hard working people we are today.
I'm thankful to my parents for raising us well.
(He goes into his room with his nephew after lunch.)
What do you want?
Are you giving him a gift?
Your uncle loves all these things.
Do you like drones?
- Yes. - Do you want one?
You don't use it, do you?
What do you think of this?
You can control it with your mobile phone.
That's awesome.
Look at that.
That looks fancy.
Look.
That's popular nowadays.
(He's surprised.)
- Do you see the camera? - Yes.
Did you point it towards your mum?
Because she nags too much.
This is how you get back at your mum.
It's hard to control it.
(He staggers.)
(Are you sure you know how to control it?)
- He looks surprised. - Yes, he does.
Oh, my.
(He sighs.)
Are you doing that because you don't want to give it away?
You're going to cut your foot off.
This is how you do it, okay?
This is how you do it.
That won't work.
Have fun with it.
Here.
(He looks scared as he takes the gift.)
Do you know what this is?
- No. - You don't?
(He plays with his nephew.)
(Woo Hyuk attacks.)
(His nephew throws him to the ground.)
Woo Hyuk is doing his best to beat his nephew.
It's a close match.
That's a great uncle.
(They throw punches at each other.)
No, no!
(The 40-year-old uncle doesn't give him a break.)
- I beat him. - You look genuinely happy.
I was happy.
You're like a kid.
You're glad you came, seeing how well your uncle is treating you,
- aren't you? - Yes.
You're better at peeling fruit than I am.
You're too busy, doing everything yourself.
You can't try to do everything.
Look at yourself.
You do shows, sing and go to China.
When will you have time to date?
You won't.
She's at it again.
This is the second half.
Playing with your nephew did no good for you.
The nagging goes on.
It never ends.
You have to make an effort.
I don't know where to meet women.
I can't go out on the street...
(He takes out a wet wipe.)
and pick someone.
Women don't like men that are too clean.
You have to be comfortable to be around.
No one will want to marry you if you wear clothes with holes.
Have an apple.
Your uncle is treating us well, isn't he?
(Yes)
I'm getting tired.
It's tiring for me.
I have something for you, Mum.
What is it?
It's your favourite thing.
What is it?
What are you taking out?
(He hands her an envelope.)
It's an envelope.
She looks happy.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
(A smile spreads across her face at the pocket money.)
You're the reason I live.
You've changed...
as soon as I gave you money.
(The Chuseok gift makes his mum smile.)
Honestly,
it's okay if she keeps the nagging short.
But she repeats it endlessly.
Are other people like this, too?
Everything she says is true.
I'll have to get married, won't I?
Meet a nice girl...
like your brother did and be a good husband.
That's my greatest wish.
- Okay? - Yes, got it.
Your uncle is going to get married.
(It's a great holiday with sweet nagging.)
They say the same thing, don't they?
- That's right. - It happens every holiday.
- They say the exact same thing. - That's right.
Do you also nag at Ha Jung Woo as well?
Of course.
- Why wouldn't I? - What did he say?
He's planning to get married after he's 40.
That's what he says to make me stop nagging.
He is going to get married after 40?
That's what he says.
Why do parents nag?
Do you think that would make us think about getting married faster?
I keep comparing myself with my friends.
For example, my friends...
have photos of their grandchildren on their phones.
I'd like to see some cute grandchildren as well.
I feel the same as your mother.
Parents all feel the same.
The first thing my mum told me after I moved...
was how nice it would've been if I'd moved with my wife.
She started with how sad it is that I'm living alone...
and her nagging continued for 10 minutes.
We also like to say you're getting too old to have children...
and that you must have a child as soon as possible.
My mum tells me to have my mind straight.
But my mind was never off.
I don't understand why she keeps telling me that.
It's always the same.
She keeps telling me to grow up.
Many people worry that their family members...
will nag at them again when they gather for the holiday.
Don't just worry. You have to be prepared.
- How? - What do we prepare?
I thought of it.
What would you normally say?
How will you get married?
- I know what I'm doing. - Do you know how old you are?
I'm so upset.
The trend is to get married late.
What?
It's already way too late.
- I will get married late. - What did you say?
Do you have to see me die to get married?
How old are you now?
I'm 39 years old.
Did you hear what he said?
Does your old mum have to do all this hard work by herself?
How nice would it be to have a daughter-in-law to help me!
Why aren't you getting married?
Why are you getting mad at me?
Are you going to be the same as your brother?
- Why are you yelling at me? - Why aren't you getting married?
If you set a goal and think about getting married,
you'll have a good result.
If you're so nice about it, they won't listen to you.
They think it's okay to stay single because you go easy on them.
Honey, you always get mad at them.
- Do you think that's helping? - What did you say?
Wait a second.
I worked all day since early this morning.
What good are children if they don't listen to me?
She weighs more than I do.
That's enough.
You still have a few more months left this year.
So, try to get married this year.
I was watching TV and that girl named Gook Ju seems nice.
- Lee Gook Ju? - Yes.
- I'd like you to meet her. - I'm against that.
- Why? - She eats too much.
She likes food too much.
How could you say that, honey?
I don't want to get married until I find someone I really love.
(He knows what he wants.)
The girl you love?
Yes, you have to marry the girl you love.
If you marry someone you don't love like I did,
the marriage will look like this.
(The acting ends with the dad sharing his sad story.)
- Come on. - This is funny.
You two get along so well.
You have to play the son now.
You shouldn't give them strong responses like that.
- Then, what should I do? - I'll tell you.
Instead of telling them what's on our mind,
be vague about it.
Just agree with them.
If you agree with them, they can't nag any longer.
Why don't we give it a try?
Let's act this scene out.
It's about time you got married, Hyun Moo.
I know.
Do you know how old you are?
Your friends are all married and have children.
I know.
(I know.)
There's nothing more you can say to that.
You can't go on or make fun of me.
- Admit it. - I admitted it.
- That's right. - The right thing...
- is to agree with your parents. - That's right.
Don't get too aggressive.
That will only start a fight.
I'm curious how the member that's in his twenties...
spends his Chuseok.
Will you meet Ji Ttong again? Let's take a look.
(It's Chuseok at C Jamm's home.)
I knew it.
- They're all there. - It's always the same.
Did you wash your hair?
I haven't washed my hair for three days.
What about you?
I think it's been three day for me as well.
I washed it yesterday.
(You should be embarrassed.)
Come here.
(She ignores him.)
He looks comfortable in that small space.
I love lying on the floor on holidays.
- Holidays. - Lie on the ground on holidays.
You're right.
Bruce Lee movies will play on TV.
(Bruce Lee movies always play on TV during holidays.)
"Drunken Master"
We have to watch it.
I actually bought something.
What?
I bought some items...
where we can share our Chuseok together.
That sounds interesting.
Close your eyes.
(Do you want us to close our eyes?)
- All right. - He bought something.
I'll give this to you.
(His friends do as he says.)
Let's see.
- I wonder what it is. - I'm looking forward to this.
(When they hear C Jamm exclaim,)
(they run out of patience.)
What's this?
(What is that?)
That's awesome.
This looks more interesting than I expected.
What's this?
This is awesome.
How does this work?
This is a kite.
(It's a kite.)
This one is tops.
Let's spin it forever.
There's also a jegi.
(Kite, tops, jegi, pasteboard)
It even has pasteboards.
They're all folded, too.
That's the holiday game set. Right?
Do you know what that is, C Jamm?
Yes.
The younger generation plays traditional games.
- It's a lot of fun. - That's right.
Shouldn't we go to Han River to fly the kite?
That sounds good.
Let's take everything.
(They decide to go to Han River.)
(They take all the games.)
Bring your pasteboards.
Let's go.
Think about what we can bet on.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
I look good. Let's go.
I'll be back.
- We're on our way. - I'll take this.
(The three men from Jeju Island are moving out.)
Carry this.
I haven't been to Han River for a long time.
Isn't the seatbelt in the back too high?
Haven't you seen it before?
(It's attached to the sky.)
(What's that?)
You're not supposed to hang from it, are you?
(He grabs tight.)
He's hanging onto it.
Look at that seatbelt.
(He feels the need of a seatbelt.)
(They turn the music on as they head out.)
(They move to the beat.)
Look at them.
(The music fills the small car.)
(They look nice and free.)
(Be careful. This is a rented car.)
(He's full of soul.)
(They start by singing to The Beatles.)
(The songs play endlessly.)
(This is how emotional men get in autumn.)
When are you going to get your driver's license?
I'll get it...
when I want to.
- Do you know why? - Why?
I'm free.
(He almost let go of the seatbelt while laughing.)
(He's funny.)
You could be a comedian.
(They arrive while they sing about freedom.)
- I listened to this... - It's Han River.
after breaking up with my girlfriend.
You can see the river to your left.
- Thank you. - It's Han River.
(They arrive at Han River, where the three will have fun.)
- Let's fly the kite first. - Okay.
- It's what I wanted to do the most. - Me, too.
(They each choose a kite.)
(They put it together.)
They're so cute.
They're putting it together.
I see more young people play traditional games than older people.
They sell kites at the store on the riverside.
- You're right. - You can buy one...
and fly a kite by the river...
when you feel frustrated after work.
I flew kites a few times with my friends.
It's a lot of fun.
It's a novel thing to do.
Why don't we...
write our wishes on it,
since it's a holiday?
- Should we write our wishes down? - Yes.
I'll start writing first.
(They hope their wishes will come true.)
(They write carefully.)
(I hope all the clubs play our songs.)
(I want to play band music.)
(I want to put on an exhibition.)
(I want to become famous and give my parents pocket money.)
I got this.
(Fly high.)
(It drags on the ground.)
Come on.
Can you hold this for a second?
Hold it until it catches the wind.
You need the wind.
The line has to be short at first.
Let go when I tell you to.
(They start running.)
They're so cute.
Let go, let go, let go!
Let go, let go!
(Will it work this time?)
Is it flying?
(It's in the sky!)
- It's working. - It's flying, it's flying.
Look at how it sticks its tongue out.
The kite is flying. That's so cute.
He's so cute.
It isn't easy, is it?
(However, the kite soon drops to the ground.)
(Let's run.)
He doesn't know how to fly a kite.
Why is mine...
I need help.
It's too hard to fly a kite.
(Let's make a wish upon the full moon.)
It's hot.
The person whose kite falls first is the loser.
It's always fun when you make a bet.
- Let's do this. - Ready...
(He's cheating.)
- Go! - Go!
(They run with all their might as soon as it starts.)
(The success is making him smile.)
(Koh Ttong succeeded, too.)
(Ji Ttong is the only one dragging his kite.)
- Yes! - What's he doing?
- Hey. I'm in trouble. - He's dragging it.
He's dragging it along.
They look like three dumb brothers.
Ji Ttong is seriously so bad at it.
It's not going up.
Hey. I'm in trouble.
You failed. You totally failed.
You're out. Jin Seong Bae, you're out.
(C Jamm is celebrating his victory with his kite.)
(His two legs made it happen.)
The kite is flying so well.
- They know how to have fun. - Yes, they do.
(It looks as if he's going to run to the end of the earth.)
Mine is stuck.
What should I do?
(Koh Ttong's kite got caught in a tree.)
(He's laughing.)
Hey, Koh Ttong.
(He's struggling.)
That only happens to those who are bad at flying kites.
It went back to the nature.
What should I do?
Parrot, come down!
- Just let it go. - Shall I let it go?
Has it become a wild parrot?
- It's nesting up there. - It is.
(Cut the nonsense and take responsibility for this.)
(They gather strength to get it down.)
- It's working. - Yes.
- We did it. - We got it down.
- Ji Ttong is last place. - No.
Guys, let's spin the tops.
- Let's eat ramyeon first. - No, the penalty.
- The penalty? - Serve the penalty.
Let's play the spinning tops game first.
You have to serve the penalty first.
Shall we go to the convenience store?
- Why not? - Why should we go there?
Why do you keep trying to change the topic?
You can go if you want.
Shall we let it go just this once?
Yes, just this one time.
- Okay. The current score. - The current score.
Koh Ttong and I both have scored a point each.
Ji Ttong has zero.
Yes, this spot right here.
- This is like our stadium. - Let's use this block.
- We must stay within the bounds. - Okay.
Ready,
start!
(Spin it!)
Yes! He failed as soon as he started.
(His top collapsed as soon as he started spinning it.)
(Darn it.)
Jin Seong Bae is out.
Is there anything Ji Ttong is good at?
Look at me. I don't even have to do anything.
(Koh Ttong's top keeps spinning like the one in "Inception".)
I want to try this.
(He's whipping the ground.)
Jin Seong Bae is out.
Gosh, it's so hot.
We each have 1... No, 2 points.
- Yes, 2 points. - And he has 0.
This game isn't for me.
It's just not for me.
Why are you so bad at it? I was going to let you win.
- Let's play pasteboard. - He'll get mad at us.
Let's play the pasteboard game.
I'm sure your nephews do that over the holidays.
They'd cry after losing a game and run to their mums.
Let's play pasteboard.
Are you mad at us?
If your pasteboard gets flipped,
you have to put down another one.
- You lose when you run out. - You have to put down a new one.
Do you get it? We'll take turns.
- Okay. - All right.
- Rock, paper, scissors! - Rock, paper, scissors!
(C Jamm came dead last.)
Rock, paper, scissors!
(Koh Ttong will go first, and Ji Ttong will go next.)
All right. Let's do this.
He is stepping on it so that it won't get flipped over.
(C Jamm's is blue, Ji Ttong's is yellow and Koh Ttong's is red.)
(Koh Ttong is at an advantage as he's going first. What will happen?)
(His turn failed.)
Shouldn't he be making that face only when it was very close?
That was really bad.
He's on his knees.
(I can do it.)
He looks so determined.
(What's the result?)
(They're surprised.)
My goodness. He did it.
(He's surprised.)
This is mine!
(He wins C Jamm's blue pasteboard.)
(I can't believe Ji Ttong took mine.)
(Will Ji Ttong be able to take a consecutive win?)
(He's disappointed.)
It's my turn.
(It's finally C Jamm's turn.)
I should've gotten down on my knees, too.
(C Jamm is trying to focus.)
(Will he be able to get revenge for getting his blue pasteboard taken?)
- Nice! - Come on, man.
- That was great. - Ji Ttong looks upset again.
Ji Ttong might get mad at you guys.
(While Ji Ttong went to grab his pasteboard,)
(C Jamm's turn succeeds again.)
Hey, what should we do now?
I feel bad.
Koh Ttong, put yours down.
He has one left.
- Nice! - You're good.
(He got Koh Ttong's last pasteboard.)
Ji Ttong is happy because he didn't come last place.
(Ji Ttong is happy he didn't come last.)
- Koh Ttong, you're... - You came last place!
(The current score is 3 to 2 to 1.)
- The score is 3 to 2 to 1. - Right, I have 3 points now.
- The score is 3 to 2 to 1. - I still have the second place.
What's next? Jegichagi?
Yes. This.
Here.
(He practises before the game.)
Try it.
Ji Ttong is really good at this.
Ji Ttong is good at football.
- I'm in trouble. - Good stuff.
Shall we give Ji Ttong a chance to turn the tables?
- Sure. - Okay. One point for each kick.
- For each kick? - Yes.
- I'm going first, right? - Yes.
The wind is blowing this way.
- Why do you care about the wind? - It's important.
Look at your ankle, Koh Seong Rip. You're so fast.
(Why is he so good?)
(He's already at his seventh kick!)
(I give up!)
I'm done.
- Come over here. - Okay.
I'm getting a feeling that Ji Ttong is going to do bad.
I'm getting a bad feeling for some reason.
- Jin Seong Bae. - One. Gosh!
(He can't even kick it once properly.)
Let me do it again, please. Give me another chance.
You're done. You're out.
Let me do it again.
(Luck isn't on your side.)
- I was too nervous. - Hey, hey.
- No, you're out. - Hey, is it my turn now?
I was way too nervous.
(C Jamm gets one point from this, which gives him the second place.)
I was way too nervous.
There's nothing we can do about it now.
- He got last place. - You need to bring us some ramyeon.
(The penalty is getting ramyeon.)
Why did you lose?
That's why your name is Jin Seong Bae.
Hey.
To me, this Chuseok was...
like the best excuse for me and my friends...
to get together.
It reminded me of my childhood.
The memory of...
shaking my socks off upon coming home and seeing all the dust.
Then, my mum would tell me to go wash my hands and eat dinner.
That's what this Chuseok felt like to me,
so it made me very happy.
Ji Ttong, you are getting the ramyeon right?
Of course. He lost a lot.
I lost every single game today.
I hope he didn't get cup ramyeon. If he did, I would...
- It looks like cup ramyeon. - I know.
If it's cup ramyeon, I'm just going to go home.
Did you get cup ramyeon?
(Yes, it's cup ramyeon.)
They didn't have the one we wanted.
- Really? - Yes.
- It smells good, though. - Yes.
(It smells delicious!)
This is actually pretty good.
- Hey. - It's cooked well.
Being by Han River makes it taste better.
If we can eat this at the peak of Hallasan Mountain...
- This can't be compared to that. - We should go.
(These guys are ambitious.)
All of us have to go.
(Being with friends by Han River makes ramyeon taste even better.)
What did you write as your wish?
I wrote "to do my solo exhibition".
Also, being in a band.
(I want to be in a band, too.)
- Do you want to be in a band? - Yes.
I wrote fun things that I want to try the most.
- What about you? - Me?
Writing a song that will be played at all clubs.
I want to write a super exciting song that will not embarrass me...
and will let me have a great time at clubs.
You have to write a song without thinking that will be enjoyable.
- That's right. - Yes.
- We should live a fun-filled life. - Definitely.
What about you, Ji Ttong?
I just want to succeed enough to be able to give my parents allowance.
(That's inspiring.)
That's a good one.
You're saying you want to give your parents pocket money.
Do you call them often?
- I called them today, too. - Oh, really?
- He sounds so nonchalant about it. - They will be coming...
- to your concert in Jeju Island. - I see.
I didn't have a chance to call my parents today.
I should call them later.
I should call my parents, too.
(We hope your friendship stays just like this.)
I haven't seen anyone having that much fun in such a long time.
It really felt like Chuseok.
That's how friends actually hang out.
For people who are not from Seoul,
it's a great chance to get together.
What I remember most about my 20s isn't my mum's nagging.
I remember hanging out with my friends on those holidays.
That's right.
It really felt like Chuseok.
You know what the city feels like during the holidays.
It's quiet and the entire city is empty.
I usually go to the cinema.
After watching a movie,
- I go to a burger place. - Hamburger.
Then, I'd go to a game arcade and eat again after sunset.
- It's fun. - After that,
- I'd come home and sleep. You know? - Yes.
Holidays like this...
are for staying away from being productive as much as possible.
- Without thinking about anything. - Exactly.
That puts me...
- in a good mood. - He has a point.
Isn't it amazing to see young people buying a traditional game set...
- Definitely. - and enjoying it?
What kind of games did you use to play back in the days?
We made spinning tops from birch wood.
We'd put a used bullet inside of it to...
- A bullet? - Yes, a bullet.
- A used one. - An empty bullet cartridge.
- Yes, empty cartridges. - Empty bullet cartridges.
As you know, they're pointy at the bottom.
Were there a lot of empty bullet cartridges lying around?
- It was during a wartime. - We picked up those things...
- Yes. This was a long time ago. - Exactly.
(It's too long ago for us.)
You guys probably can't understand.
- So you used birch wood to... - I'm sorry.
I thought you guys are from my generation for a second there.
I'm not that young, but it's hard even for me to understand.
Now, this is the last one.
- It's Kian84's turn. - I'm so curious.
I'm worried that we might...
end up seeing the same scene over and over,
but let's see if his life has changed at all.
(Kian84's house is noisy from early morning.)
(What's this female voice?)
It looks like he fell asleep with the TV on.
(He tries to cover himself with the blanket.)
I bought the air conditioner recently, but it's already cold.
(Who is it at this early hour?)
Yes.
- Is it a delivery for me? - Yes.
Why do they keep sending me stuff? I feel bad.
- What is that? - It looks like a gift.
My fan keeps sending me things.
It's a salt set.
Do you have salt?
No, I don't have any salt.
- What about chilli pepper powder? - I don't have that, too.
- How about black pepper? - I have nothing.
- Let's just eat, then. - Okay.
(Let's just eat.)
I don't have any salt, so this is great.
(He lies down again without a doubt.)
(He loves his floor.)
(He's calling his mother.)
- Yes, Hee Min. - Mum.
Yes.
We have to prepare for Father's memorial ceremony.
What do we need to bring for the ceremony?
For the ceremony? Write them down.
- What? - Write them down.
Just tell me. I can remember everything.
Take notes. Write them down.
I said I can remember. Why are you telling me to take notes?
You're so stubborn, you should still write them down.
We don't need to do too many things. You can't make pancakes there.
I'll give you the list, so just write everything down.
His mother is funny.
Mothers love going on about the same thing.
There are those small bottles of rice wine.
- Rice wine. - Okay.
Get one bottle of it,
and the most important thing is dried pollock. Get one.
You know how to cut the top of fruits for the ceremony, right?
- Yes. - You do, right?
Also, get the cigarettes your father used to like.
- Cigarettes. - Look.
We'll have the dried pollock, so we just need three fruits.
I know that you walk around in your slippers at home,
but when you visit your father's grave,
you should look neat to show how sincere you are.
We also need something to lay on the ground.
- Okay, okay. I got it. - That should be enough.
- Your father was... - Okay, okay, okay.
(Mum, please stop.)
All families are the same.
I sent you the money, so spend a nice holiday...
- with uncles. - Thanks. Work harder.
- All right. Talk to you later. - Also...
Okay, okay. Stop it. Don't talk about those things.
- Take good care of yourself. Bye. - Bye.
She nags me so much.
Chuseok is just around the corner,
so I'm going to visit my father's grave.
He passed away when I was 26 years old,
so it's been about 7 or 8 years.
I had just debuted...
and was working on a webtoon called "The Dismal Song of Soldiers".
I was starting to be known, but I still wasn't making much money.
I was publishing webtoons.
(He couldn't do anything for his father back then.)
I was living with my father like that,
but we found out that he had lung cancer.
(He became terminally ill with lung cancer.)
Had he been alive, I would've been able to do many things for him.
I make money now, you know?
I've never been able to give him any pocket money.
I really regret those things.
What can I eat?
- Isn't that what I gave you? - Yes, I still have those plums.
Gosh, you have so much food.
I gave him all those.
(This one, too?)
My friend who owns a barbecue restaurant in Gangnam...
gave me this frozen beef bone broth.
- Really? - Let's eat this together.
(100 percent of what's in his fridge is from Hyun Moo.)
(He walks into his bathroom with the frozen beef bone broth.)
(He's going to defrost it this way.)
- Are you defrosting it like that? - Yes.
While you're taking a bath?
That's the only place I get hot water.
I see. I'm happy to know that you're eating it, not throwing it out.
(He takes off his clothes.)
(He washes his hair vigorously.)
(He carries out his ablution to go visit his father.)
(He puts on what he was wearing earlier.)
(The beef bone broth has defrosted a little.)
(I think I can cook it now.)
That beef bone broth is delicious.
- It must be delicious. - I want to eat it again.
What would you have done without that little pot?
I know, right? He uses it for everything.
(He got this ramyeon pot from his fan as a gift.)
(He uses his towel to wipe the table.)
(I don't need a cutting board, either.)
I'll cut it up like this.
(He's cooking fearlessly.)
Is this what it's supposed to smell like?
Beef bone broth?
I think it smells like shampoo.
- Oh, no! - I think some of my shampoo got in.
(He'll eat shampoo-smelling ramyeon with raw onions.)
Gosh, everything I'm eating is what Hyun Moo gave me.
You're eating the dumpling I gave you.
Watching this makes me so happy.
I have to commend him because he never throws anything out.
He eats everything.
(Raw onions must be dipped in ssamjang.)
- It looks delicious. - Oh, my.
(It's cooked to perfection.)
- It looks so tasty. - It must be delicious.
Who cares if it tastes like shampoo?
Right.
- You're eating shampoo. - It smells like shampoo.
I don't think shampoo could've gotten in.
It must've had a lot of shampoo.
What should I do?
(My ramyeon smells like flowers.)
You ruined that amazing dish.
My goodness.
- He keeps eating it, though. - He's eating it.
(Is he enjoying it?)
I'm eating this because I don't want to waste it.
- He keeps on eating it. - He finished it.
He ate it all.
(He didn't want to waste it because of Hyun Moo.)
(I'll clean up later.)
Why is my place so messy?
(It still looks like when he woke up.)
(He puts everything he can grab on his couch.)
(Are you done with the cleaning?)
(He fills up a bowl with water all of a sudden.)
(He's pouring it.)
(Why is he pouring water on the floor?)
- What's that about? - Gosh, what is that?
- What are you doing? - To wipe the floor?
- Does that work like a humidifier? - To wipe my floor.
(I'm doing that to wipe my floor.)
A rag. I need a rag.
So you're going to use the same towel as a rag?
- He used it there, too. - He wiped his table with it.
- It's multifunctional. - Exactly.
(It's a rag now.)
Not this. The white one.
(The dirty white rag was underneath the pile of clothes.)
I have one more rag. Where did it go?
(Each of his foot are armed with a rag now.)
I'm glad that you are cleaning your floor with it at the end.
Do you use it again as your towel after that?
If it gets dirty, I only use it as a rag.
Can a rag become a towel?
No. Once it becomes a rag, that's it.
I see. Its status can't be revived.
- There's a system. - Yes, there is.
(The floor is still wet.)
(He walks around slowly.)
(He just goes wherever his feet take him.)
I think it actually looked cleaner before you started cleaning.
Why does my place get dirty so fast?
(He walks around the rags a few times.)
This is good.
(The cleaning is done.)
(Shall I look through the photo albums?)
(Photo albums and his father's photo take up a corner of his bookcase.)
Let's see.
(It's Kian84 as a child.)
There's an award.
"A hardworking student with a lot of potential".
Father.
(In the old photos,)
(he finds himself and his father.)
That's me as a kid.
When I was a kid, I used to hang out with my father a lot.
There's no photo of us when I got older.
It's because my family went bankrupt.
(Time is frozen at his childhood in the photo album.)
I wish he lived longer.
(He can only see his father through photos now.)
My father was very conservative.
He was strict, too.
My mum was a teacher, and my father was a government employee.
He had a successful career at the city hall.
I got scolded a lot...
for not getting good grades and playing too much games.
Later, my mum realised that I had a talent for drawing,
and my father started going a little easy on me.
"Do what you want to do." He told me to draw.
The older he got, the weaker he became.
He felt bad even when he gave me allowance.
He always said sorry, and I didn't know what it meant back then.
He invested all of our assets in stocks and blew it all,
which resulted ruining everything for our family.
Had I been mature, I would've been able to understand him better.
But I rebelled instead because I was going through adolescence.
I was a bad son.
(He looks so neat.)
(Thinking about his father who would be happy to see him,)
(he hits the road for a long ride.)
(He stops by a supermarket to pick up what he needs for his visit.)
Hello.
Are you getting what your mother told you to buy?
Yes. They had everything.
- I'm sure they did. - They had a separate section.
I have to put this on the table. The dried pollock...
and an apple.
A Korean melon.
(An apple and a Korean melon)
A pear, too.
(He picked up all fruits, too.)
Are you going to be okay?
I was never on TV when he was alive.
But I am on TV now, after my dad is gone.
Goodness.
(He's sad.)
(After driving for about an hour,)
(he arrives at the cemetery.)
(He hasn't seen his father in a long time.)
(He walks towards his father who he missed so much.)
(Father, I'm here.)
(This is his father's grave.)
(How have you been?)
(On behalf of his mother, who lives in Jeju Island,)
(he prepared everything for his father's memorial ceremony.)
(He prepares for the ceremony with the food he brought.)
(He's a good son who listened to his mother...)
(and brought a knife to cut the tops off the fruit.)
(It's simple but heartfelt.)
(He also lights a cigarette which his father used to like.)
I do the same thing.
I always light two cigarettes when I visit my mother's grave.
- Hyun Moo, you came with me once. - Yes, I did.
(He pours a glass of rice wine for his father first...)
(and greets him properly for Chuseok.)
(I'm sorry for not visiting you more often.)
(I miss you.)
(He quietly sits down beside his father.)
(He waits while his father enjoys the cigarette.)
(The father and son are communicating through their hearts.)
(Sitting down like that for a while,)
(he just looks at his father's grave.)
Whenever I think about when my father passed away,
(Whenever I think about when my father passed away)
I feel so bad because I couldn't do anything for him.
I think that's why I try to be better to my mum.
If he had been alive,
(If he had been alive)
I would've been able to go fishing with him which he used to like.
I wish I could have drinks with him, too.
I wish I could be friends with him again...
and buy him things that he likes.
He's done so much for me.
If he had lived for a little longer...
If I were able to do things for him, I wouldn't have so much regret.
(Then, I wouldn't have so much regret.)
(I miss my father more today.)
My part was so depressing.
- No, no. - Don't say that.
Everyone thinks about their parents on holidays like this.
- I'm sure that the video... - Yes.
- made you think about your parents. - Of course.
I'm certain that all of us did.
You must think about your father a lot over the holidays.
I do think about him over the holidays,
- but even in my daily life... - Occasionally?
When I see my friends with their fathers at weddings and so on.
He saw you becoming a webtoon artist, right?
- It was when I was starting out. - At the very beginning.
He passed away before I became successful.
How did he react when he first found out about your webtoons?
He knew this much.
He said, "I heard you're posting things online."
I felt shy about it so I didn't tell him much.
I just said, "It's something I'm working on."
Had he been alive, he would've been able to see you on this show, too.
He must've been so happy and proud of his son.
- You're much more successful now. - Of course.
What does everyone think? While watching it, I thought...
Sons are usually never good to their dads.
- Yes. - I was so horrible to my dad.
- Everyone is. - I'm the worst son.
- Daughters are the same. - Right.
Everyone has regrets after his or her parents pass away.
- Yes. Even though I know that... - Right.
It's hard.
- This made me reflect on myself. - Yes.
I'm thinking...
- I should be good to him, - But it's hard to do that.
but I get all awkward when I actually see him.
You know, I cried during my last radio show because of my mum's text.
Later that day, I lost my temper while talking to her on the phone.
I was like, "I said okay!" After yelling at her like that,
- "Why did I do that?" - I thought, "You're horrible."
It drives me crazy. Honestly, it's so frustrating.
I don't feel that way, but I can't express my affection.
Anyway, we're family, too.
- That's right. - We're gathered like this today.
Watching how all of you spent your Chuseok...
was fun, and it made me happy. I could relate to you all.
Don't keep your feelings inside. You must express them.
Call your loves ones no matter how busy you are.
All right. Let's wrap it up here.
Enjoy the rest of the holidays and let's get together again soon.
- Today was fun. - Thank you!
- Thank you! - I had so much fun!
- Good work, everyone. - Happy Chuseok!
- Merry Chuseok. - Good job today.
(The supporting actor who catches our attention in the drama, "W")
(Soo Bong)
(The scene stealer, Lee Si Eon)
(Na Rae's Bar is open till late.)
(The scene stealer of variety shows, Park Na Rae)
(They come to the Rainbow Live to make us laugh.)
(He checks everything carefully even when buying second-hand things.)
(He's a man who only buys what he sees and confirms.)
(This is not what I saw.)
(Here's a woman who looks only with her eyes.)
(Here's a man who cleans his floor with toothpaste...)
(and washes his toys every day.)
(She gets ready to welcome guests.)
(The woman who cleans her wine glasses every day)
(He hits his belly.)
(I need to lose weight.)
(Dance away to lose weight.)
(Lee Si Eon and Park Na Rae's day)
("Secret" by Cosmic Girls)