This week's story on Rainbow Club.
They spend a day with their loved ones since it's the end of the year.
It's I Live Alone in the US. It's the second episode of Daniel Henney.
Is this Hollywood star preparing for an audition?
This hardworking actor's challenge never ends.
Daniel turns into a handsome chef.
His single life is even more surreal than a movie.
Are you angry at me?
We made a Rainbow calendar for 2017 by ourselves.
We had a makeover by our passionate amateur photographer, President Jun.
The models are actually the members of the Rainbow Club.
In 1, 2, 3.
I Live Alone, "We're Happy Together".
(It's our precious memories...)
(in the winter days.)
(The Rainbow Live)
(His daily life looks like it's from a fancy magazine.)
Hi. I've been living alone for 19 years.
I'm Daniel Henney. Nice to meet you.
(Every corner of his house has his character.)
(It's the first time showing his house to the public.)
Hi. I'm Mango.
She's mine.
(It's his daily life with Mango.)
She's my daughter. She really is.
(He plays the main role in the series called "Criminal Minds".)
(The final shooting of Season 2 was very heartwarming.)
Look at that.
(America's food truck is on a different level.)
- Thank you very much. - No problem.
(America's food truck is at a different level.)
All right.
(He always thinks and cares about Mango.)
(Mango is smiling.)
(A day in his life...)
(looks like as if it belongs in a fancy magazine.)
(What will happen today?)
(He wakes up like a model as always.)
(His face is swollen compared to yesterday.)
(His face in the morning looks quite friendly.)
Let's go. Come here, Mango.
(Mango is from Yeouido. That's why she can only understand Korean.)
(It's a relaxing morning since he finished filming "Criminal Minds".)
Are you hungry?
I need to go and pick up Aura.
(What about my breakfast?)
How about I give you a meal after picking her up?
(She's shocked.)
She doesn't like that idea.
(Daddy Daniel can't beat Mango.)
(He prepares for Mango's breakfast.)
(Those are Mango's favorite sausages.)
(Mango only watches her daddy.)
(He takes out something again.)
(It's something edible.)
Don't you like this?
You need to take this. It's a vitamin.
She doesn't take this.
(Why do you never take this?)
(Oh, no.)
(You must take this even if it smells bad.)
(She refuses to take it.)
It's very important, Mango that you take your vitamins.
You know, you're 13 years old. You should take vitamins...
like your father.
(Not that vitamin though.)
Stay strong.
(He hid the vitamin pill under the sausages.)
(It's done if you mix it well.)
Come here.
(She comes.)
I'll be back. Wait here, Mango.
(She's eating.)
(Daniel is going out after feeding Mango.)
(The garage door opens automatically.)
(I won't be late, will I?)
(He's going out in a hurry.)
(He's giving a signal to the car behind to go first.)
(The car stays still. It missed his signal.)
(He even puts his arm out.)
(He's such a gentleman as he lets the other car go first.)
(He moves to pick up that unidentified person.)
(Music can't be missed.)
(He turns on the music. Now it looks like he's in a movie.)
(What a handsome man.)
(He's on his way to pick up the mysterious one...)
(while filming a movie.)
(He shows his gentle smile after he finds that person.)
Good morning.
Hi, how are you?
(The mysterious woman gets in the car.)
I'm a little tired.
- Are you really tired? - I'm really tired.
(She's the housekeeper, Aura.)
(He's even fluent in Spanish.)
- Thank you, Daniel... - One moment, Aura.
For picking me up.
If I'm honest.
I met her from my ex-girlfriend.
I was dating a girl three years ago.
Aura started cleaning my house.
Since the hill is too steep,
she can't walk.
She'd get here and...
she's just sweating.
So tired.
I felt so bad. I thought this is not good. So, okay.
So I pick her up in the morning.
(Daniel picks her up in the morning three days a week.)
Mango, Aura's here.
Mango.
(They're so sweet to each other.)
You need to finish your meal.
(I finished it all.)
(Is she finished already?)
You left so much, Mango.
You don't eat much these days.
(She looks grumpy.)
Are you angry at me?
(No way.)
Mango.
(He worries about Mango since she doesn't eat well these days.)
(Mango doesn't even try to eat.)
I know what happened. I know what happened.
I know that when grandma was here,
she gave you too many scraps and things from the table.
She gave you too much turkey. She gave you too much stuffing.
You got spoiled, and now you won't eat this. I know what's going on.
You can't fool me. I'm your father.
That's all you're getting. I'm not giving you anything else.
You're supposed to do it here.
(He pooped near the pool yesterday.)
Not here. It's here.
(Father and daughter faced the first crisis because of the poop.)
No.
(She looks sad.)
(The second crisis occurs when she's picky with her meal.)
(Mango just looks at her dad.)
(Was I too harsh on her?)
(Mango's dad offers the olive branch to Mango.)
(Daddy is sorry.)
(They move to the next room.)
Come here.
(Mango stays near her daddy.)
(The library is decorated with his movie posters and family photos.)
(He calls someone.)
Hey, Jeff. What's going on?
(It's his manager, Jeff.)
I think 2:30pm is going to be fine.
Yes, it will be fine. I'll be there...
10 minutes earlier on this. Let's go for it today.
All right, buddy. Thank you.
(It seems he has a movie audition this afternoon.)
(Mango stays calm while her daddy works.)
(He just finished filming "Criminal Minds" yesterday, )
(but he's already up to prepare for a movie audition.)
(It's common for famous actors to have an audition in Hollywood.)
(He's been preparing for this in between drama shoots.)
(He takes a note as if he studies for an exam.)
(I think I'd do great if I'm cast.)
(How many times have you auditioned?)
I don't know. Maybe 200 to 300 times?
I'm not sure.
I guess people don't realize that I've...
I started auditioning here in 2007.
Never ever got the part.
Always no, no.
I was terrible at auditioning.
I hated it.
I've had many movies and many opportunities...
that almost happened but didn't happen.
But you just keep going. Keep going.
(He debuted in Hollywood through "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" in 2009.)
(He became a lead actor in just four years.)
(He goes to the audition by himself as always.)
(The sun is setting while he auditions.)
(He's back home late in the afternoon.)
(He's exhausted.)
(The house is quiet since Mango is out taking a walk.)
(He merely picked up a bottle of wine, )
(but the scene turns into that of a movie.)
(A glass of wine only helps.)
Hey, Jeff. How are you doing?
(He tells his manager about the audition.)
How was the auditioning today?
I went really well. Big room. A lot of people were in there.
Oh, really? I thought it was a small audition.
(Did you do well in the audition?)
I think so.
No one could be perfect in auditioning.
There must be a mistake.
When I was younger, I'd make one mistake...
and I was just, "Oh, no."
"I can't do this." I'd just leave.
But now, if I make a mistake...
"I'm sorry. I'm going to start again."
"Okay. Thank you. I start it all over again."
Will you keep on auditioning to get a role?
(Of course.)
Yes, I think so.
I like it now.
I like auditioning. It's fun now.
(Rustling)
(He takes out old vinyl records.)
(It's quite a lot.)
(Is your hobby collecting records?)
All the records belong to my grandmother.
Grace is her name.
She passed away. She died in 2006.
She left me a letter. She said,
"I want you to have these." And there was an old blue suitcase.
Inside the suitcase were all the records.
Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash.
They're all original records.
(Daniel treasures the records his grandma gave him.)
("I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" by Elvis Presley)
(He enjoys this relaxing moment.)
(He elegantly drinks a glass of wine.)
(He calls someone again.)
Hey, what are you doing?
Do you want to come over and...
watch basketball and have some food?
Game starts...
Game starts in a couple of hours, so...
I'm cooking chicken, asparagus, and...
you should pick up some kimchi jjigae.
(I'm sorry, but get some kimchi jjigae.)
You want to pick it up or should we have Matt pick it up?
All right. Bye.
(It's a video call this time.)
(He smiles.)
(Who is the one that made him smile?)
- I like your shirt. - You do?
It's a pretty good show, isn't it?
"Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders".
I wore it to work last night as my uniform.
People told me to take it off.
(Father scratches his head without a word.)
How's Murphy doing?
Doing good.
(Let me show you, Murphy.)
Let me see.
Hey, Murph.
He says, "I don't like the camera."
Hey, Murphy.
Hey, buddy.
(Mom's voice tone suddenly gets higher.)
You know, Mom, your voice is a little too high...
for a dog of that size.
(She's laughing.)
(Mom jokes around even more.)
How are you doing otherwise?
I'm all right. I just finished the show yesterday.
Last day of shooting.
That was good and a little emotional.
Nobody really knows what's happening, so...
hopefully, we get a season three and everything's good,
but you never know when you finish the season.
It's kind of weird right now, but...
we feel good about this second season, so hopefully, we do.
We feel good about it all the time.
I know. You're supposed to. You're my parents.
(She's laughing.)
Now, I had a good audition today for that movie and hopefully,
it works out. It was long.
It's like an hour and a half audition. It's crazy.
- Wow. - So...
Who knows? Fingers crossed.
- You're going to get it. - Yes. Most likely.
Hopefully, it works out. If it does, I'll be shooting in April.
So, we'll see.
With my mom, we talk about work and we talk about...
We're almost like friends.
We talk about everything.
She's very bright and strong.
My mother was adopted when she was a year and a half old...
after the Korean War in 1957. She was brought to the States and...
she couldn't speak Korean. Not a word.
For a minority, a Korean woman, who grew up in the 60s,
to become a supervisor at a hospital,
it's really incredible. She has so much respect.
She's a hero of mine.
Dad said he called you the other day.
Yes, he called me, which is nice. I liked that.
(But Dad remains silent.)
He gets bored when he's at home and you're not there entertaining him,
so he calls me.
Your dad is funny.
There will be a nasty storm tomorrow.
Not too much here but over there.
(He suddenly starts talking as they talk about the weather.)
- Was it snowing there? - Yes, about 12 inches.
- 12 inches? - Yes.
When I talk to my dad, we talk about stuff like...
weather.
(It's normally about the weather when he talks to his dad.)
"How is the weather there?"
It's warm.
"Right. It's LA."
(They're both taciturn.)
Why do people talk about the weather so much?
He's always talking about TV and politics.
I never want to talk about politics with my father because...
he's difficult.
Be careful and don't drive if you don't have to.
(There are popping noises.)
Do you guys hear that popping noise or is that my phone?
That's yours.
I don't know about that. I think my internet is much better than yours.
I don't know.
I'm pretty sure my house's internet is better than yours.
- I don't think so. - No.
We're grilling out on the barbecue.
Wow.
- Hopefully. - Who's the chef?
- I am. - Wait.
(Matthew is back after walking Mango.)
(He's Daniel's friend as well as his manager.)
Thank goodness.
What's up, buddy?
You know, he went to Hawaii.
- Hey. - Hey, family.
Hey, there.
- How are you? - Good.
Good to see you guys.
(Daniel suddenly holds Mango up high.)
Nice shirt.
Hi, Mango.
Hi, Mango. There's good girl.
(They're happy to see their granddaughter.)
All right, boys and girls. I'll let you go. Just wanted to...
say hi for a second.
- All right. You have a good meal. - I love you.
I love you.
- Bye. - Bye.
(He hangs up.)
I always cut him off. I don't mean to.
He's halfway through a "bye" and...
- They look so good. - They look great.
Sweet.
What have you got going on?
I got to marinate this for an hour.
Okay.
This is different stuff.
There's another one over there, too.
- You've got the cooking skills. - Play that record for me.
It's finished in one second. Flip it and play again.
Okay.
- It's Elvis Presley. - Elvis.
I haven't played a record for so long.
Now put it back on the thing.
Then, you can bring that lever by the right...
- There's a lever right there. - Yes.
See that? Now, push it up and that sets it up.
- I see. - You can push it over the top...
where you want it and use that lever to drop it down.
(Matthew is not familiar with this analog stuff.)
(I like it.)
- Do you know Elvis? - Yes.
- He's so good. - Yes.
- How's that? - Not a whole lot.
(Peppercorns are the best.)
(He's adding pepper.)
Can you grab the paprika over there?
- See that paprika? - Okay.
(He's got all the herbs and spices in the world.)
- This one right there. The red one. - This one?
- There you are. - Thank you.
This is key.
For the Yukon marinade.
(He adds hints of paprika.)
- Grab a beer first, will you? - Sure.
Daniel Henney's famous chicken.
Daniel Henney's famous chicken. There's a very special...
marinade that I created myself.
I like using the barbeque. It's very fun, so...
There are all kinds of...
(What should we drink?)
(There are different kinds of beer in there.)
- Corona? - Yes, Corona, please.
(Beer is their appetizer.)
How many do you want? Do you want one chicken breast?
Maybe two.
(He adds beer to the marinade.)
(His special marinade is complete.)
You know, you could help. You don't help much, Mango.
She never helps, does she?
Can you grab me some aluminum foil?
(Assistant Matthew follows Chef Daniel's orders.)
(There's a strict rank system in the kitchen.)
That looks really good.
(The chicken breasts get marinated with the special sauce.)
- Okay. - Is this for the top?
- Let's cover it for 30 minutes. - Okay.
(Assistant Matthew covers it with foil.)
(He's gentle.)
(Oh, right.)
What time is Martin coming?
I don't know. Have you talked to him?
No. He said, like 30 minutes.
(He lights the fireplace.)
(It's burning.)
I like Elvis.
- It's nice, right? - We need to bring him back.
(He slices a lime.)
(He puts them in the bottle.)
This should be good.
(Now we're talking.)
Cheers.
Cheers, Mango.
Season two is finished.
It's a wrap.
(Who is it?)
- Hello. - Kimchi jjigae.
Did you order kimchi jjigae?
Kimchi jjigae.
(He shuts the door.)
(He chuckles.)
I knew you'd do that.
- How are you guys doing? - Good.
- Is this kimchi jjigae? - Yes.
It's from your favorite place.
Hello.
You brought food?
Well, he said he was going to cook.
Thanks.
- What's your favorite Korean food? - Kimchi.
There you go.
Is it the soup?
(I like kimchi jjigae.)
Is this...
What's cooking?
We're marinating the chicken right now.
Do you want a beer?
Yes, sure. A couple.
Cheers.
Season two is finished.
Congratulations.
How was the audition?
I think I did well.
Yes?
I don't know.
I tried my best.
Do you have a good feeling about it?
I don't feel nervous.
(30 minutes is up.)
We should make asparagus.
- I should make what? - Asparagus.
(He slides the door open.)
Mango. Let's go.
(He has a grill in his backyard.)
(It's time to show off my skills.)
(Let's see.)
(It's hard to open the valve since it's so dark.)
You got a flash on your phone?
I need to open this thing up.
Mango, do you have a flashlight?
No?
You don't.
(Okay)
(He's only just holding a flashlight.)
(But it looks like...)
(a scene from a drama.)
(What is this?)
(Is this a threat to world peace?)
Did you have it open already?
No. It shouldn't be opened yet.
(This one is easy to diffuse.)
All good.
(I saved the world...)
(again today.)
(It lights up.)
There we go.
Yes.
(He's gotten busy cooking meat.)
(Actually, he's just warming himself up.)
(We must have music out here.)
(Matthew sets things up in the meantime.)
(He's grooving.)
That reminds me of...
- 2002. - It does.
(All right.)
(Let's get started.)
There was fire.
(The two single guys in their 30s are excited about the fire.)
(It's the chicken breast.)
(Grilling)
(The sounds make you happy.)
(He's excited.)
Coming in hot.
That's going to taste good.
(The chicken breasts are smeared in Daniel's special sauce.)
(We just need to wait a little longer.)
(It's perfect.)
Come here.
(He holds her up.)
(Look at that, Mango.)
What have we got?
(You're all grown up, Mango.)
(I should work out more...)
(if I want to keep on holding you.)
Go on.
(In the kitchen, )
(kimchi jjigae has been opened.)
It's made with aged kimchi.
It tastes good.
(He promotes kimchi with a native accent.)
(It'll be good to go after five minutes in the microwave.)
He's like Mr. Detroit.
(I wish they cook quickly.)
(I like the song.)
Which movie is this from?
"Forrest Gump".
You know that one, right?
(They enjoy the barbeque as if they're camping.)
That one looks almost done.
(He cooks some asparagus to go with the chicken.)
It's done.
(Did they get cooked well?)
All right. Let's flip them.
There you go.
(He's pouring the remaining marinade on top.)
(The chicken is on fire.)
(He finishes off with a fire show.)
What?
(Asparagus is cooked nicely, too.)
(Daniel Henney's famous chicken is finished.)
(That's the colour I'm looking for.)
- Okay. We're good to go. - Okay.
Let's go in. Let's bring all them in.
(Let's eat inside.)
(The three men prepared the dinner together.)
(Chef Daniel picked something up.)
(He sprinkles some white pepper.)
(Then, )
(he adds truffle salt.)
(Chef Daniel is the master of seasonings.)
(He adds some butter to enhance the flavour.)
(The nutty scent of butter...)
(stimulates the salivary glands.)
(I know I cooked it, but it's perfect.)
All right. Kimchi jjigae is done.
Where are you sitting? Because this is yours.
(It's a combination of barbeque and spicy Korean food.)
We're good.
We need forks, right? Let's grab three forks.
(It's a mixture of Eastern and Western cuisine.)
(It's time to taste Daniel Henney's famous chicken.)
- It's good. - It is good.
I like it.
Is the chicken okay?
Yes. It's so crispy on the outside.
- It got off the grill really quick. - It's crispy on the outside.
(It's a nervous moment for the chef.)
(Will his famous chicken live up to its name?)
It's pretty good.
It's a little dry.
What did you marinate this with?
I only marinated it for 30 minutes. It's supposed to be an hour.
- Let's cover it for 30 minutes. - Okay.
Olive oil, paprika,
Salt and pepper?
Sea salt, and rainbow corn pepper.
With a little bit of Corona. Beer.
(He stares at Daniel.)
You have to learn how to audition and how to control yourself.
It's delicious.
- It's delicious. - Right?
I don't usually like asparagus, but this is good.
It's good, right?
(This is Daniel Henney's famous asparagus.)
Was it just boiled in water? Or did you put something else into it?
Did you put sea salt in it, as well?
Yes. Is it good?
Yes.
(I won't tell you that I put in some butter.)
(It tastes good.)
What's going on with your love life?
Are you seeing any girlfriend?
Not now.
- Not now? Why? - Yes.
It's because I haven't been in a relationship for a long time.
I'm at the age where...
Even though I don't want to think about it, I think a lot.
Do you think about getting married?
I used to have someone else in my life.
It's important to be able to have someone in your life.
You can't live alone.
I honestly...
I don't know...
I can't think of the last time I was lonely when I was alone.
I never feel lonely.
But I miss being in a relationship sometimes.
It's fine. It's nice.
It's hard to meet really good people.
That's what I'm saying. He's making me work hard all the time.
He doesn't give me time to see someone.
That's why he can't say anything.
He's partially responsible.
It's true.
(Doesn't your mother tell you to get married?)
She never says it.
I think she thinks about it,
but she never says it.
She's being smart.
I've had good relationships in the past.
It's just that I haven't found the right person yet.
I would really like to...
I would love my mother to have a grandchild.
That would be great. Maybe someday.
Okay.
Love.
(He starts eating kimchi jjigae.)
He was there, right? We met him.
- It was the sixth game, right? - It was...
(Daniel mixes cooked rice in kimchi jjigae.)
(Dad, give me a bite.)
(Shall I start eating kimchi jjigae?)
(He takes a big bite.)
I don't know if it was the last one.
(Let's watch Daniel enjoy kimchi jjigae.)
That's it. Stop.
(I love kimchi jjigae.)
(Matthew mixes cooked rice in kimchi jjigae like Daniel.)
Is everyone on your team healthy?
I think so.
(Mango peeks at the table.)
Do you like kimchi jjigae?
I love kimchi jjigae.
Yes, she loves it.
(They even have similar food preferences.)
This is so good.
I love the way it tastes.
- It's delicious. - It is, indeed.
(Even Daniel acknowledges the kimchi jjigae.)
Isn't it?
(I love kimchi jjigae.)
She'll never give up.
(Please give me a bite.)
(Daniel and his friends finished eating.)
(He puts the condiments back where they were.)
(Daniel's friends clean up by themselves.)
(The three single men are working in perfect order.)
It couldn't be better.
We have some kimchi jjigae left. Do you want to keep this?
- Of course. - All right.
I should eat it. It's kimchi jjigae.
We should eat kimchi jjigae every week.
Let's pick it up every Monday and just have...
- He's talking to you. - have lots of kimchi jjigae.
Matthew, how about having a kimchi jjigae night every Monday?
All right.
(Matthew likes Korean food.)
(I should feed Mango, too.)
(Mango follows him.)
(What's for dinner, Dad?)
- Thank you. - Put in kimchi jjigae in it.
(He prepared a special meal for Mango.)
Come here, Mango.
(She'll like this, right?)
Come on. Eat up.
(She turns her head.)
(She still wants kimchi jjigae.)
She won't eat.
It was too much.
- There's some left on the table. - We have no kimchi jjigae.
(You're mean, Dad.)
Did she get fed something before?
- What? - She's changed.
Was there any food around her? It's as if she's been fed.
- Does she have a group gathering? - I don't know.
(Maybe)
I assume.
Good girl.
(Share some kimchi jjigae with me next time.)
Are you done cleaning?
- Almost. - Good.
Does he have ice cream?
- I don't know. - Does he?
- Maybe. - Does he?
- Yes. - He does?
- Yes. - What's the flavor?
- What? - What's the flavor?
It's "Vividly Vanilla".
Maybe I'll have some with my coffee later...
when you guys have a drink.
What do you have there?
I just found this.
- It's "Vividly Vanilla". - That's not mine.
(He's baffled.)
- Whose is that? - Whose is this?
- Whose is it? - Is this yours?
- I didn't buy it. - Who bought this?
- You bought it. - I did not buy this.
- I surely didn't buy it. - Mango.
Come over here.
Did you buy this? Did you?
When?
(Mango is confused.)
Mango, did you buy it for me because I like ice cream?
Mango, you're the best.
(She flicks her tongue.)
- She likes it. - Let me see.
- Did you not buy it? - No. We had it for Thanksgiving.
- Would you like some? - No, I'm good.
- You can have it. - That's mine.
- Shall we watch the game? - Yes, let's go.
Would you like something to drink?
- I'll have a beer. - Beer?
- Do you want beer? - I'm going to eat my ice cream.
All right. Let's watch the game.
(Matthew is in charge of beer.)
Okay. Let's go.
(Finally, they're going to watch the basketball game.)
I'll go get my ice cream. I can't wait anymore.
(He stops suddenly.)
Did you finish your meal, Mango?
Did you finish your meal?
(She's sulking because she couldn't eat the kimchi jjigae.)
(Mango, come with me.)
(Martin takes something out secretly.)
Sit.
Wait. Wait.
Wait. Eat.
Oh, no.
(Mango failed yesterday.)
(Will she succeed today?)
Eat.
(She ate it.)
(Finally, she succeeded.)
(Good job, Mango.)
Mango, come here.
(She goes back to her dad after eating a cookie.)
(This is Mango's seat.)
(The game begins.)
(Golden State Warriors versus Los Angeles Clippers)
Okay.
I'm a Los Angeles Clippers fan.
They are a very good team.
Today's game is a very important game.
They're playing against the Golden State Warriors.
They will have a chance to...
test their team strength for this season.
I'm excited. I think they'll win.
The Golden State Warriors are a very strong team.
It's very annoying.
I hate strong teams.
My team must win this game.
I think my team will win today. You can do it.
(His heart pounds.)
- Let's go, Clippers! - It's basketball time.
(Matthew is rooting for the Golden State Warriors.)
(Which team will win?)
Does Mango have a Clippers hat?
She does have one.
I won't put it on her tonight...
- Why? - because we're neutral.
I'm not wearing the uniform, either.
I didn't, either.
(The Clippers shoot a three-point shot.)
(They failed.)
Let's go.
He can do it.
Throw it.
(The Warriors throw a three-point shot.)
- Oh, no. He failed. - He's off.
- Go. - Goodness.
- How far did he shoot from? - That was so far away.
- Did they shoot that far away? - Nice move.
There you go.
(They show opposite reactions.)
(Stop them.)
(They failed a dunk shot.)
(They start to cheer for their own teams.)
- My goodness. - That's crazy, right?
(He teases Matthew.)
- There are a lot of people. - You know what?
What is that?
- What was that? - What was that?
Don't do that.
That was crazy.
Come on, guys.
- Come on. - Come on.
(Mango is bored.)
Let's go.
(Mango sneezes.)
(Mango, are you bored?)
What are you doing?
(Mango lives the happiest life.)
(Daniel is looking at Mango only.)
(Someone must be jealous of Mango at this moment.)
(It's Wilson.)
(Daniel never says, "Good morning.")
(Daniel passes him by.)
(Daniel never looks at him.)
(Wilson became a complete outsider.)
(Is this what I came all the way here for?)
(Daniel, please look at me, too.)
(Daniel plays with Mango without knowing how Wilson feels.)
- That's a shot. - Darn it.
(The Clippers scored again.)
- I hate them. - Go ahead. Keep shooting.
(It was impossible to remain neutral in the first place.)
- Push, push, push. - Let's go.
(The two men in their late 30s are lost in the game.)
(The Clippers turn the game around with a dunk shot.)
- He just dunked on your team. - They have to remove that guy.
He just dunked on your team.
- Someone has to guard him. - You can't.
He doesn't know what to do with it.
(The Clippers got tackled right after scoring.)
(That's so funny.)
(The Warriors threw down a powerful dunk.)
(Matthew laughs hard.)
He's stalling the game.
(The Warriors turned the game around again.)
(Let's wait and see.)
(Despite Daniel's cheering, )
That's fast.
(the Clippers keep losing points.)
(This must be a dream.)
(The Clippers got the ball stolen again.)
(Please)
Here we go.
(The Clippers are losing the game by 11 points.)
Not this early.
I think I should find another sport to watch such as golf.
I don't know.
It really hurts my heart.
It really does. I wish they had won.
I'm very disappointed.
Mango is very disappointed, too.
Anyway, congratulations, Golden State Warriors.
He loves that shot.
(The Warriors increase the point gap.)
(Mango gets disappointed and falls asleep.)
That was very disappointing.
(The second night at Daniel's house is about to end.)
Will you spend this Christmas with your parents?
I'm just going back to Michigan. I have a pension in Michigan.
It's a really small cabin.
If it snows, we'll go skiing, and we'll celebrate Christmas...
with Christmas gifts and Christmas tree. My mother...
She'll decorate a Christmas tree with the "Criminal Minds" theme.
Yes, like that.
My Christmas tree will be full of murders and blood.
It's kind of weird, but...
She's amazing.
Christmas is very special for us.
(You have received a letter from LA.)
Hi, everyone. I'm Daniel. It's good to see you again.
I was happy to meet you all through I Live Alone.
Mango and I had a wonderful time.
Thank you for enjoying my episode.
Thank you so much for watching the show and enjoying it.
(He thanks his foreign fans, too.)
I'd like to wish all of you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
And...
I'll see you in Korea.
(I will see you in Korea soon.)
(Hyun Moo planned to make his own 2017 calendar.)
(He reflected his models' opinions.)
(He suggested Hye Jin should dress up as a mermaid.)
(He talks more than he moves his hands.)
(Will Hyun Moo be able to successfully make his calendar?)
I have so much work to do.
(Hyun Moo moves the props into the studio.)
I'm not sure if I can finish this today.
(He has another big sack.)
I should've asked Kian84 to come earlier.
(It's as if he stole all the props from the station.)
(He screams.)
(He passes through the door carrying everything in his hands.)
(He walks down the stairs.)
I'm so tired.
(Finally, he enters the studio.)
Hello.
(I'm already exhausted.)
It's okay.
It's okay. Thank you.
Where should I put these?
(He wobbles.)
(He places the bags where he can find them easily.)
- I'll put my props here. - Okay.
The theme must be Christmas.
I have many other themes.
There are 12 months in a year.
There are so many months, so I came up with many ideas.
- I'll use the studio cleanly. - Okay.
(I'll use it as if it's my home.)
- Thank you. - No problem.
I made this so complicated.
(Hyun Moo is nervous with the photo shoot ahead.)
I should write this down before they come.
Let's write it down.
(He writes the theme for each month.)
I haven't decided on January and February.
March.
The model is Yong Geon.
June is Memorial Month.
(Who is the model for June?)
The model is Kian84.
You can be the Wang Geon. I'll be Gung Ye.
As it's Memorial Month, I'll save the country.
You'll use your mind-reading power.
Gung Ye and Wang Geon.
July.
The model is Hye Jin.
The most beautiful member will be the model for summer months.
She'll dress as a mermaid for August.
(The theme for August is "Mermaid".)
"Jun Ji Hyun,."
"Stop Right There"
(Hye Jin will dress up as a mermaid like Jun Ji Hyun.)
"Stop Right There". I misspelled it.
(The former announcer is confused about spelling.)
Which one is right? Is this right?
Which one is right?
(Even Homer sometimes nods.)
"Jun Ji Hyun, Stay There".
(He ended up changing the theme.)
Good.
This is the highlight of this photo shoot.
(He even brought reference photos.)
(Will Ha Jung Woo show up?)
This one is the most important theme.
If I pull this off, everything else will be fine.
(Ha Jung Woo is a guest star for his calendar.)
Does she really need to do this?
She covers her body with rose petals.
(This is the scene from a movie that Na Rae wanted to copy.)
Gosh. Hyun Moo always asks for trouble.
So many people have to work because of him.
(Hyun Moo is waiting at the door.)
- Be careful. - Okay.
- Okay. - What's that?
- What's that? You startled me. - Okay.
- Okay. - What's this?
(Hyun Moo welcomes her by using the flash.)
What's this?
(This is reality.)
- These are my makeup team. - I like this photo.
She's the one who transformed me into you.
That was me.
- She looked more like Kim Gu Ra. - That's not true.
I looked like Hyun Moo.
Everyone said she looked like you.
- Everyone said that. - She talks like a comedienne.
She's not a comedienne.
- Please come in. - Thank you for coming.
- You know... - Yes?
I couldn't trust you.
- I brought the whole team here. - My goodness.
(They transformed Na Rae into many different celebrities.)
(The Avengers of makeup are here.)
- Are these your themes? - That's right.
- My goodness. It's awesome. - It's unbelievable, right?
We'll start with "Korean Beauty" for October.
Then, should I...
take my clothes off now?
(I'm ready.)
- Why are you so quiet? - You... Can...
- Please take off your clothes. - Okay.
I brought fallen leaves.
- So... - Put some leaves on your body.
- I cover my body with leaves. - That's right.
- Like this. - That's right.
Would it be appropriate for a TV show?
You'll cover your body. It won't be a problem.
- The leaves will move slightly. - I will make sure...
that there is no wind blowing.
- I'll make sure of it. Don't worry. - Is that so?
I'll make sure the leaves will cover your body thoroughly.
I don't know.
I brought a lot of fallen leaves.
- Did you? - Cover your entire body with them.
- Please hurry up. - Okay.
- Hyun Moo, I'll really be nude. - Okay.
Finally, we're going to use these leaves.
My effort will pay off.
(He decorates the set with the leaves.)
(He hesitates.)
(He throws the leaves.)
(The rose petal scene that Na Rae dreamed of will be...)
(reborn as "Korean Beauty" with fallen leaves.)
- Na Rae. - Yes?
Did you really take off all your clothes?
Yes, but I'm worried if it's appropriate to be aired.
- Please think of it as art. - Sure. We're creating art.
I'm coming out as I am.
(How does she look?)
(They both laugh.)
You didn't put on a lot of leaves.
That's why I look like this.
Right. Thank you for your effort for this photoshoot.
- Can I just lie down here? - Please lie down...
- with your head on this side. - Okay.
I feel like I'm a ginkgo nut fallen on leaves.
- You look like Gollum. - Gollum?
- It feels like... - That's good.
You practiced the pose, right?
(She puts some more leaves on her body.)
You'll look gorgeous in photos.
I took a photo of leaves alone, and it looked great.
You look sexy.
- Do I look sexy? - Yes, you look like the actress.
That's good.
That's good. You have that vibe.
You're creating the vibe.
Does it look like the scene from "American Beauty"?
It looks a bit like "Memories of Murder", too.
I'll try to look sexy.
Let's begin.
(She looks sexy and seductive.)
- Goodness. - How do I look?
You look like a corpse.
- Why would you say that? - I can't see your eyes clearly.
(I was dying to catch him.)
My mom always tells me to avoid lying on the cold floor.
I'm freezing here.
Try to make alluring facial expressions.
It's too scary if your eyes are closed.
(She's totally sexy.)
- My goodness, Na Rae. - Did you get it?
I almost mistook you for Hye Jin.
- My goodness. - Since I brought you to a focus...
Don't get up. Don't even think of getting up.
- I'm so curious, though. - I'll show you later.
- Should I pose differently? - Move your legs closer.
You're too short. Lengthen them a bit.
That's it. My goodness.
Here we go. Okay, all right.
Okay, okay.
Here we go.
(Kian84 enters abruptly.)
Don't look straight at the camera.
My goodness.
My gosh.
- Well... - It's my first time seeing him.
- What a surprise. - I scared him.
- My goodness. - Don't mind me.
- Go ahead with the photo shoot. - I'm so embarrassed.
Do you know what we're trying to do here?
- What do you think it is? - Isn't it "American Beauty"?
Exactly. See? He knows.
It's a success, then.
We didn't even need to explain.
Lengthen one of your legs a bit more to emphasize your sexiness.
- This one? - What are you doing?
- This is what you told me to do. - You look like the emergency sign.
What should I do, then?
Lengthen it this way.
Like this?
That's it! All right, okay!
You look great.
Looking great, Na Rae. All right!
Don't stick your tongue out.
That's great. Okay, okay.
- It's the best shot of your life. - Is it the best shot of my life?
Yes.
- Great, great. - Really?
- They look great. - Do they look good?
I think so.
It doesn't take long for me to take photos.
- Hang on a second. - She looks a bit like...
a raw chicken.
A raw chicken? I'm a human.
It's like the raw chickens you get at marketplaces.
Raw chicken?
Is there anything you like? Should we take more?
I respect my model's opinion.
In "American Beauty", there's a part where rose petals fall from the air.
- Someone should sprinkle. Kian84. - That's right.
- Kian84, sprinkle the leaves. - I'm sorry, Kian84.
- Please sprinkle some leaves. - Sprinkle the leaves over there...
- like the one in "American Beauty". - These ones?
Scatter them little by little.
Kian84, don't I look too erotic?
No. You don't look erotic at all.
Is that so?
That also makes me feel unpleasant.
Go ahead.
Here we go.
(Kian84 is ready to scatter the leaves.)
Go.
(The leaves will make Na Rae look beautiful.)
(Each leaf flutters in the wind.)
(She became a total wreck.)
Hang on a second.
Kian84, did you add some stones in the leaves?
No, no.
The falling leaves make the pictures much better.
That's right.
(This is the best shot of her life.)
(It seems she's got a headshot.)
Great job. All right.
Thank you.
- They look great. - I feel embarrassed now.
You did a great job.
Thank you so much.
Get ready for the gizzard's head shot now.
- The gizzard's head? - Yes.
(Na Rae gets ready for the next shoot.)
Kian84.
There's a wig to look like Bob Ross.
Wear it.
Isn't there anyone who does the makeup?
I'll give you a hand.
I've never worn this.
Just wear it.
I wonder if I look okay.
(Na Rae changed her costume.)
My goodness. What's going on?
- Are you a fool? - What are you talking about?
What's wrong with your teeth?
I'm a daughter-in-law who left home. I need to be treated by the dentist.
I partied way too much.
I drank too much alcohol, so I lost my teeth.
You embodied yourself.
It's quite nice. I really appreciate it.
Nice. You look like one in a commercial.
- Really? - Yes.
All right.
(Na Rae came back home upon smelling the gizzard grilling.)
Take pictures quickly or the gizzard will burn.
It must be delicious.
- It smells good. - It smells amazing.
The daughter-in-law will come back home.
(The grilled gizzard smells amazing.)
All right.
In 1, 2. All right.
- The last one. All right. - Gosh. It's burning!
- It's on fire. - Endure it. All right.
That's it. The last one was the best one!
- Fire, fire, fire! - Put it out!
Your flustered look was captured in the last picture.
Only this one picture is nice.
- This one only. - Exactly.
I seek realistic pictures.
- Is that why you put it on fire? - Of course.
- Great job. All right. - Thank you.
You did a great job.
Who are you?
- You're going through a lot. - You look just like him.
Hold on. There's a leaf stuck right here.
- I like it. It seems real. - A leaf was stuck here.
- Great, great. - Great.
Have you finished changing your clothes?
- I have. - All right. Let's go.
We don't have much time.
You work very quickly.
Of course.
- Hold on a second. - I smell gizzard.
- It smells good. - I'm hungry.
Have the easel placed on the left. It has to face the front.
- Like this? - Yes, okay. All right.
Great. You look superb.
- Great? - Superb.
That's it! We got it.
I only need to take three pictures.
Here we go.
All right, all right.
Great. Try to look kind.
You look amazing.
All right.
Great, great! We got it.
What do you think? Wasn't it easy?
That's it! That was unbelievable.
Keep your posture, and look over here. All right.
All right.
That's it. All right. We're done.
All right. We're done.
Is that it?
Yes, we're done.
- How silly. - Look.
(Take a look if you can't trust me.)
The pictures look pretty good.
Don't they look great?
Look. You're Bob Ross.
You look just like him.
(Bob Ross is an expert of landscape painting, though.)
(This one is a still life.)
- Don't I look evil with the smile? - You look like a villain.
I look evil.
You're a villain who deceives others with paintings.
You look good, though.
(Bob Ross is finished with his photo shoot.)
Right.
Did you bring the painting of the Rainbow Club members?
- The painting? - Did you draw it?
I came late because I had to draw it.
Thank you.
I did draw it.
- Here. - Gosh. It looks amazing.
It's a bit...
Why am I the only weird one?
Since you're the host,
I drew you like a king.
- You're portrayed as a king. - I like everything.
You drew yourself way too handsome.
Me? I just drew it based on my profile picture.
- Is this you? - It is.
How is this handsome?
You drew me like a double-chinned seagull.
I'll send this file to you so you can print it today.
Thank you. Go get dressed as Gung Ye.
(Kian84 will now dress up as Gung Ye.)
Thank you. Please make him look like Gung Ye.
- Will you wear makeup? - I drew you like this.
You look so beautiful.
I look too beautiful.
- Who is this? - You have a pretty face up close.
(Her heart races.)
"A pretty face up close?"
- What I mean is... - Is she not normally pretty?
As I looked at her features separately...
This is how you look.
(You do look pretty like this.)
(Meanwhile, Hyun Moo...)
(puts on a fake beard carefully.)
I'm done.
(He wears Wang Geon's crown.)
I look just like him.
(Wang Geon is satisfied.)
How does it feel to get the makeup done?
It's tough.
It'll hurt when you remove it.
Do I need to remove it later?
When you remove it, it'll feel as if your skin was peeling.
(Na Rae gives him practical advice.)
How old are you?
I'm 32 years old.
32 years old?
- I'm older than you. - My goodness.
All right, Kian84.
You were born in 1985.
My ex-girlfriend was born in 1985.
- Do you have a girlfriend now? - No, I don't. I'm lonely.
- What kind of women do you like? - What?
What kind of women do you like?
I like one that is cute and nice.
That's me.
(While dressing up as bald people, )
(their romance is blossoming.)
What on earth are you talking about?
- The king looks quite chubby. - Doesn't it suit me well?
However, your hair...
My hair looks too cute.
It looks like this.
(Wang Geon has a ponytail.)
The king doesn't look dignified at all.
(Kian84's makeup is done.)
It suits you well.
My hairstyle makes my mind feel empty.
Gosh. I'm actually wearing this.
I brought the real costume he wore.
This is...
(Gung Ye actually wore this outfit in the drama, "Taejo Wang Geon".)
(Kian84 was fascinated by his glamorous look.)
(I am Gung Ye.)
Gung Ye.
Wang Geon.
Do you have an eye patch?
These are all actual props used in the drama.
- Did you wear it on the right side? - No.
It's this eye.
Don't be confused.
(The fan of Gung Ye is sure.)
Good, good.
What should we do now?
Since we can't take pictures of ourselves,
let's ask Na Rae to do it for us.
(They'll ask Na Rae to take pictures.)
(It hurts.)
- Are you okay? - I am.
(Since I'm a king, I'm okay.)
"Nameless Gangster: Rules of Time"
(Among the bad guys, )
(he was the most charming one.)
Let me ask you.
(Na Rae will dress up as Ha Jung Woo.)
Please come and be our photographer.
- Me? - Yes.
There's nobody else.
(Please help us.)
Great, great.
- Photographer... - Gosh...
I can't believe Ha Jung Woo is the photographer.
Press this button.
- All right. - Okay.
In 1, 2, 3.
Excuse me.
You sound like a cheap photographer at tourist sites.
Here we go. In 1, 2, 3.
(He looks kind.)
That's it. Great.
(Hyun Moo knows how to pose.)
(He's talented enough to be a model.)
Don't you have a novel pose? Something like in a drama.
Should we pose like two close people?
- Unification. - Unification would be great.
- Unification. - Unification.
Good, good.
(I'm Maitreya.)
- Great. - Let's lift one leg.
Lift your right leg. In 1, 2, 3.
In 2, 3.
Great, great.
(Hyun Moo looks horrific, whereas Kian84 looks cute.)
- Should I hug you from the back? - Sounds good.
I'll hug you from the back.
- I'll hug you from the back. - Like in "A Frozen Flower".
Do we really need to do this?
(Kian84 hugs Hyun Moo slightly.)
(Hyun Moo, what are you doing on Christmas?)
- Are you that lonely? - What? Yes, I'm very lonely.
(The cold wind makes me lonely.)
(Will you please get off of me?)
(Kian84 looks at Hyun Moo lovingly.)
- It doesn't feel good. - It's just like "A Frozen Flower".
(We look great together.)
(He's smiling.)
All right. Now, go get changed.
It's not as easy as I thought.
It's not easy at all.
- Aren't we going to eat? - Shall we order some food?
- Do you want to eat out? - Looking like this?
- Like this? - Like this?
It'd be a shame to change our costume already.
Do you want to eat out?
I don't want to take it off already.
If you go alone, you'll be very embarrassed.
Eating out alone would make me a cheap guy.
You'll be embarrassed, not cheap.
What? I'm so hungry, though.
Going out alone will be a bit tough.
(Hyun Moo welcomes Hye Jin in a costume.)
(She bursts out laughing.)
Hello.
- Thank you for coming. - Hello.
Come on in.
We're about to go eat out.
Go ahead. I must get my hair done.
Do you need to do your hair?
Don't you need to eat?
Go ahead. Oh, dear.
It's our first time seeing each other.
- Is it your first time? - Yes, I'm embarrassed.
He looks better this way than he does in real life.
- We'll be back soon. - Enjoy your meal.
Okay.
Jung Woo.
(Are you talking about the actor?)
Why isn't she coming?
Let's go, Jung Woo.
Gosh. It's cold.
- Let's eat something. - Let's go.
- There's a budae jjigae place. - Sounds nice.
Let's go have budae jjigae.
- I feel cold in this costume. - Okay.
(Budae jjigae)
(Historical figures are in a modern-day restaurant.)
- Were you guys here? - Thank you.
- Sir. - Wow.
(Ha Jung Woo, the gourmand, has come to eat budae jjigae.)
Sir, what do you think?
You know what I'm thinking.
- Haven't you seen the movie? - No.
Gosh. My makeup is too tight.
I haven't seen the movie.
Have a seat.
Do you like my makeup?
You look just like him.
Your hair looks similar, too.
(She's proud.)
This is rewarding.
- You're a monk, right? - I can't have meat.
No monk eats sausage.
I'll just have the soup.
You shouldn't even have the soup.
Can't I have soup?
- Of course, not. - You should have these only.
- I can't even have meat. - Have tofu and kimchi.
- How could a monk eat budae jjigae? - Exactly.
(He's forced to be a vegetarian.)
You shouldn't even drink the broth.
However, I'm the king, so...
I'm the king, not you.
The king should eat first. Your Highness, go ahead.
(Hyun Moo groans like a king.)
Don't people serve food for the king?
What kind of a king serves his own food with a ladle?
No gangster serves food for others.
You're just a gangster. How dare you treat your king like this?
My goodness.
(She gets the glass noodles.)
Not glass noodles. I want ramyeon.
I prefer ramyeon noodles over glass noodles.
- Exactly. - Here you go.
- Gosh. It's hot. - You aren't eating, right?
- I'll serve my own food. Go ahead. - Gosh. It's hot.
- Just give him a bit of ramyeon. - I'll pour it for you.
(He sneezes strangely.)
- Rice cakes are okay. - Give me some ham.
No way. Monks must not...
You should've taken your costume off.
You can't eat ham when you're dressed like that.
Where's your conscience?
- Of course. - You gave me rice cake only.
You can't have anything else.
New Year is coming up. Enjoy your tteokguk.
My gosh.
(Na Rae pours a lot of ham in her bowl.)
You took all the ham.
I'm a gangster, so I can have it.
(What a merciless descendant.)
(Kian84 tries to take a piece of ham.)
Hang on, just one piece.
Let me eat some.
(Kian84 picks ham freely.)
I didn't even eat a single piece.
(The wig keeps falling in his way.)
- Gosh, my wig. - At least some ramyeon, please.
(He eats carefully.)
My goodness.
I keep eating my beard.
(Na Rae also eats carefully because of her makeup.)
We're done with the shoot, right?
- "Taejo Wang Geon" is over. - Right.
That's right.
(He realized he could've eaten without his beard after the meal.)
Let's go.
- Let's go. - Thank you for the meal.
- Okay. - Thank you for the meal.
- You'll pay for the meal, right? - I will.
Thank you.
(The king of Goryeo uses a credit card.)
- Thank you. - Wang Geon is the best, indeed.
It's nothing.
- Thank you. - Single payment, please.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
My goodness.
I'm stuffed.
What did you have?
(Hye Jin is now ready for her photo shoot.)
(They admire her.)
(Hye Jin sees Na Rae.)
(Is this person Ha Jung Woo?)
You've always wanted to meet Ha Jung Woo.
- Stop lying. - Don't be so mean to Jung Woo.
- Wasn't it the real Ha Jung Woo? - He's Ha Jung Woo.
This is his actual height.
Come on out. Gosh. You're tall.
Is this the trendy style for the upcoming summer?
- What's the concept? - It's...
- about looking kitsch. - Kitsch?
Kitsch.
- You're really beautiful. - Kitsch, kitsch.
(He's only heard of the word from a song.)
(He's satisfied.)
Why are you holding that?
It's because I'm the photographer.
Are you taking pictures with that?
(When she usually has a photo shoot, )
(a fancy camera like this is used to take pictures of her.)
- Are you underestimating it? - We took this picture with it.
Look at the Korean beauty.
- Korean beauty. - Korean beauty.
(They burst out laughing.)
Those are the fallen leaves.
(How do I look?)
- The fallen leaves. - Who took this picture?
- I took all the pictures. - What a great picture.
- Isn't it great? - I told you I'm good.
I'm an expert when it comes to taking pictures.
Is this it?
- There are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. - I don't take many pictures.
He only took seven pictures.
No need to take many pictures. I'm not even an expert.
- When we do photo shoots, - Yes.
We take about 200 pictures.
That's right. I know.
- Really? - Try clicking the camera 200 times.
- They click the camera 200 times. - They're experts, though.
- He's only clicked it seven times. - Yes, I click. Then, I'm done.
- He clicked a few times. - Makeup is half of the photo shoot.
Since you're a top model, you're on a different level.
All right.
Great. Indeed.
This is why photographers take pictures.
(This is what a professional model does.)
(Peek-a-boo)
Great.
Okay, okay.
- Okay. - Let's go, flamingo.
"Let's go, flamingo." Great, all right.
(I'm riding a flamingo.)
Gosh. You look so sexy.
Your legs are spread too widely.
I'm sorry. I didn't even realize that.
- Can't you take your shades off? - Why?
It's because you have a beautiful face.
Are you Kim Jung Man?
- Kim Jung Man? - Hello, Mr. Kim.
- Hello. - Long time no see, Sir.
I'm Jun Jung Man.
- Come on in. - Hello.
Remain seated.
Hello, Sir.
You're wonderful, indeed.
- I hope I'm not interrupting. - Your son is here.
- Really? - Say hello.
- Ha Jung Woo. - Mr. Kim.
How did you become so short?
What happened?
I knew you had a tough time filming, but...
- Listen to his line. - It's good to see you.
- Good to see you, Sung Hoon. - Father.
(The father and the son's reunion seem awkward.)
Sir, what do you think?
I...
(How will he respond?)
I went to the sauna with him.
I had a meal with him yesterday.
I went to the sauna with him, too.
I went to the sauna with him.
(Mr. Kim remembers the exact line.)
That's what Choi Min Sik said.
- You're so cool, Mr. Kim. - Sure.
- Kim Jung Man. - Yes.
Thank you for sparing your time.
(He stares at him.)
- You look cool. - Please get ready soon.
- I will. Do your work. - All right.
(He takes more pictures while waiting for Mr. Kim.)
How could you lie down like that?
(He's way too passionate.)
You're tall.
(She looks classy.)
(He finishes the photoshoot of the 2017 summer look.)
- Great, great. - Let's stop.
Break time, break time.
Gosh. It was so tough because of the photographer.
You wouldn't say that once you see the result.
Get changed to the mermaid look now.
Hi, mermaid.
- Mr. Kim is here. - Mr. Jun,
can I wear this first?
The concept is the dad and the son for Family Month special.
- The dad and the son. - Yes.
He looks older than before.
Exactly. You look like his friend.
You aged a lot.
- I should've done it right away. - Exactly.
The concept is the dad and the son,
- so be natural. - Sure.
How do we look?
(Somehow, it makes everyone laugh.)
Na Rae,
- the height difference is too big. - They are, right?
You'd better step on this.
(He prepares a foot support for the short model.)
It's because I'm 184cm tall.
Would this be enough?
- All right. - Good.
I'm not going to include your legs in the photo.
- It could be useful somewhere. - Well...
She really looks like Jung Woo.
(Na Rae can turn into anyone.)
You're the father who's proud of his son. All right.
In 1, 2. All right.
That's it.
- It's nice. - It's nice.
It's lovely.
I look like I'm levitating.
You stand within the level of his knee. What's up with your legs?
- She's cute. - It's all right.
I love it.
- Good job, everybody. - That was great.
- I had fun. Thanks to you. - Hurry and get changed.
(Thanks to Na Rae, the shoot for May was enjoyable.)
We shot Mr. Kim. After the mermaid shoot, we're done.
- Yes, we're done. - We're done.
Here comes the mermaid.
(Perhaps she would look like this.)
Bravo.
It's amazing.
- There's a tail. - Excuse me.
- Excuse me. - You have...
two legs sticking out like frogs.
- What do I do with my legs? - What's that?
Doesn't she look like a frog going through metamorphosis?
She looks like a frog going through metamorphosis.
Something must be done about her legs.
If her legs are not covered up, she's going to look like a frog...
She will...
poisoned with heavy metal.
What?
Your legs are scary.
- What's that? - Look at that.
Can you lower your skirt and hide your feet?
- Yes. Do that first. - I will try lying down.
- You got it. - That will do.
- Did it work? - That will do.
Everything is adjusted to fit Na Rae.
How can you hide my feet?
(The artists work on hiding the mermaid's feet.)
Okay. That's good.
That's lovely.
The tail is like fish roe.
It's a little...
You're bent.
It's okay. Let's go.
Go where?
What will you do about this?
That really looks like...
Sandfish is very good these days because it bears eggs now.
You look like sandfish.
- She looks like she's bearing eggs. - She does look like that.
- Just take a picture and... - You look fine now.
- What? - You look fine now.
You don't look like you're bearing eggs anymore. All right.
(Top model Hye Jin poses right away.)
Nice.
She's long.
- It's nice when it's shot. - Yes.
(The shabby environment makes her shine even more.)
(Hye Jin shows off her mermaid beauty.)
The mermaid has to be long.
She looks like a mermaid because she's tall.
She desperately wants to be saved.
(Hye Jin is the top-class model.)
All right.
(What am I doing here?)
(Hyun Moo takes a picture.)
(She cracks up.)
- Let's get this one, too. - All right.
(He takes a picture of her laughing.)
All right.
(Artist Hyun Moo tries to shoot reality.)
This is so funny.
What's this?
It's a mermaid poisoned by heavy metal.
(Hye Jin is humiliated.)
(But she gets ready for the camera as soon as the shoot resumes.)
(Hye Jin holds her laughter and concentrates.)
Look at her becoming serious immediately.
That's lovely. That's the best.
All right.
This is going to be the picture of your life.
Think of this as the cover of a fishing magazine.
It's a fishing magazine. Come on.
(She dreams of being the cover model of Monthly Fishing.)
One more. In 1, 2. all right.
One more time.
This is the last one. In 1, 2. All right.
(Hyun Moo takes the last shot.)
All right.
That was perfect.
(She's about to faint.)
Look at this.
(Look at this.)
- It's good without her feet. - I want to do...
- the December shoot. I love it. - Isn't it nice?
Good job.
(Monthly Fishing, December)
(Bling, bling)
(He exudes coolness.)
(He's a hip hop grandpa.)
All right.
(He shows off the talent he's been hiding for 70 years.)
- Is there a rap you like? - No.
The only thing I know is plastic wrap.
(They play music for the model.)
It's lovely.
(He gets in the rhythm.)
(He starts dancing.)
- When you dance, I'll shoot. - You can ride the rhythm.
All right. I'll catch the moment when you dance.
Can you do these gestures?
Awesome. Good.
- Am I doing well? - Yes. All right.
- Don't I look abnormal? - No. You're amazing.
All right.
Stick out your face and say, "Hey!"
Hey!
Oh, yes!
Hey.
(They just keep shouting.)
- Come on. - Hey.
- Aren't I going to be humiliated? - No.
All right.
Can you roar once?
(I'm Yong Geon, the tough guy.)
Awesome.
- Can you please do this? - What is it?
(Hyun Moo teaches him a move.)
Awesome!
(It's the famous hip hop move.)
(Am I doing it right?)
(Hyun Moo lies down.)
The artist is throwing himself to the floor.
(As if he's responding to Hyun Moo's passion, )
(Yong Geon expresses his artistic inspiration.)
That's a good one.
That's good.
I'm a hip hop man. Come on!
That's great.
Goodness.
(The March shoot is over.)
(March is all about youth.)
(The mood is changed this time.)
(He's dressed as...)
(Marlon Brando.)
(He's got the actor's charisma in "The Godfather".)
(Hyun Moo is impressed.)
(November is about the gentleman's class.)
(It's the 2017 Rainbow Calendar.)
- Good job. - Good job.
You did a good job.
Please draw for...
December, January, and February.
- I'm going. - This is so tiring.
- Please draw a snowman. - What?
I might run away.
I'm not joking. I've been thinking of running away.
I thought about running away without telling you.
You can't do that. You're the only one I trust.
Let's get changed first.
- You will be Santa. - How about you?
- I'm going to be the chicken. - Okay.
Let's hurry up and get done with it.
It's getting dark. We have to hurry up.
- We have to hurry. - Why is this so heavy?
- What did you put in this? - You must've put a stone.
Seeing the chicken restaurant really breaks my heart.
They won't recognize us if we pass by fast.
(The passersby takes pictures of them.)
We shouldn't have come out when people are getting off work.
- I'm so embarrassed. - I'm embarrassed, too.
- Everyone is looking at us. - Goodness.
Hello.
Stop.
(It's Kian84.)
You have a lot of female fans.
- It's nice. - You love it now.
Do you see a field of reeds?
- Yes, I see it. - I rented it.
It would be nice if it'd look like an early morning scene.
- That's what I wanted to express. - The field of reeds.
I emphasize reality, so I wanted to come out in the early morning.
But this is dark enough to make it look like morning.
- Please... - Take some pictures then.
Take a picture of me. The chicken will...
Do I look okay?
I wish Korea will be blessed with hopes.
I will take the picture.
- Cock-a-doodle-doo. - Here we go.
All right.
(He opens his eyes big.)
All right.
(What's up with this chicken?)
It will be nice if you flap your wings more vigorously.
You're making me tired on purpose, aren't you?
Flap your wings more vigorously.
- Flap them stronger. In 1, 2, 3. - Cock-a-doodle-doo.
Flap faster.
(He's upset.)
In 1, 2, 3.
Keep flapping. In 1, 2, 3.
The afterimage should be stronger.
- What am I supposed to do? - You have to flap harder.
- Harder. - My wings are going to break.
You have to flap your wings harder.
- In 1, 2, 3. - Cock-a-doodle-doo.
In 1, 2, 3.
(His passion is overflowing.)
In 1, 2, 3. A little bit faster. A little bit faster.
(The chicken might lose his wings.)
Faster.
- I think we got about two pictures. - Okay.
Bravo. Show me a picture.
Look.
- The afterimage... - The afterimage should be bigger.
The chicken's wing is cut.
- We have this. - I look like a mad chicken.
Doesn't it have the January spirit though?
The day is...
- breaking. - January is the beginning.
Let me see.
Okay. It's your turn now.
- You're ready for this, right? - Yes.
You came from above...
to give hopes and dreams to children.
You're going to creep out of the reed field.
- As if I'm sneaking into the world. - Right.
Start from back there.
- I should go to the back side. - Yes.
Go inside the reed field.
Santa always comes at night. It's nice that it's gotten darker.
Run from there.
- You want me to run. - Yes.
All right. All right.
Again.
- You're doing this intentionally. - No.
I am trying to take a picture of you sneaking into the world.
Action.
(He falls.)
That was very realistic.
Go back to the starting point.
(It's like he's getting a military training.)
Ready.
Action.
(Kian84 trusts Hyun Moo and runs hard.)
I can't press the shutter.
It's strange. I can't press the shutter well.
- You're doing this on purpose. - I'm not.
It's just that I can't take multiple shots.
I only got three shots while you were running.
(Santa looks worn off.)
All right, okay.
Action.
(Is he Santa or a spy?)
This doesn't work well.
(He falls.)
(Goodness)
(He might get sick while he tries to make a calendar.)
I can't do it. Kian84,
let's shoot from here.
I can't see your face.
I love the movements.
- It's very dynamic, but... - Okay.
- I can't see your face. - What's this?
(The problem with this dynamic shot is that his face isn't visible.)
(He's not a thief.)
What do I do now?
You can laugh like this.
(Laughing)
Merry Christmas.
(He laughs awkwardly...)
(and soon coughs.)
(He got choked by trying too hard.)
He's old.
(You can see his chest.)
Excuse me. Are you drunk?
Please fix your clothes.
That's it. All right.
Ready. Action.
(Laughing)
Merry Christmas!
(He's doing his best.)
Merry Christmas!
Fold your arms a little.
(He follows Hyun Moo's direction.)
That's it. One more time.
- It's "Ho, ho." - All right.
Okay.
(He does everything he's told.)
Merry Christmas.
Please say "Ho" seven times.
(He says it exactly seven times.)
- Merry Christmas. - That's it.
That's it. I just got the best picture of your life.
I made you laugh like that for that last picture.
- Isn't the background too ugly? - The background...
- It looks like an abandoned house. - It does.
(I delivered gifts to the abandoned house.)
- We have to shoot for February. - February?
- Let's take a picture of us. - You're sweating a lot.
Let's take a picture of us.
Come here, then. I'm exhausted.
(They try to take a picture of themselves.)
I can't stop wanting to do more things.
When I'm the artist, I feel like doing many things.
- But being a model is tough. - Isn't it hard?
It is.
If we were going to do this anyway,
why did we bother to get our makeup done at the salon?
This is for February.
Say "Ho, ho, ho." In 1, 2, 3.
(They start taking the shot for February.)
- Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas.
- Okay. - We did it.
(The calendar shoot ended successfully.)
Hye Jin is amazing. This is nice.
I need to print every one of these.
(Hyun Moo is back in the studio sorting out pictures.)
Kian84 really worked hard.
He did almost everything.
He was my assistant and Santa, too.
(Each photo reminds him of the memories.)
I need to keep this.
This is for September.
This is for June.
This is for January.
(He organizes the pictures by months.)
Gizzard.
It's for October.
This feels so good.
(The pictures make him proud.)
I need to check the July ones.
It's perfect. Perfect.
(He praises himself.)
Bravo. Is nobody here?
(Get excited for the 2017 Rainbow calendar!)
(She's the heroine of I Live Alone Turkey special.)
(She's the volleyball player, Kim Yeon Koung.)
(She surprised us with her unexpected charms.)
(She showed her cool single life.)
Wilson, stop sitting around...
and clean the house.
(Everyone's been waiting for this day.)
(Yeon Koung is back!)
(She came back to greet the nation.)
She's so tall.
I'm not tall. I'm only 192cm tall.
(On the first week of January, her Korean life will be revealed.)