- Hello. - Please welcome today's special guests.
Seo Janghoon, Lee Kyouhyuk,
Choi Jungyoon, Kim Jeongnam, Hani.
We have some huge guests.
Aren't they all rising stars?
I think today's show is guaranteed to be hilarious.
- This is an unusual grouping. - It is.
- How did we end up with them? - The two people
I'm worried about are Janghoon and Jeongnam.
- These two are very ambitious. - Me?
- Yes. - I'm just...
You were here not so long ago.
You're on TV so often.
- He didn't want to be a celebrity. - Exactly.
- But he's always on TV. - He's on all the time,
- like a tap that's always on. - There you go again.
Today's show is a Rookie Special.
- How are they rookies? - One's a variety show rookie
a rookie commentator, an award-winning rookie,
a cryogenic rookie, and a rookie singer.
- She's an actual rookie. - She is.
- He's... - This is so embarrassing.
- What is? - I'm here today for the Rookie Special
and last time I was on the Gourmet Special.
- I'm not even a gourmet. - We admit to that.
We brought you on as a gourmet
but today you deserve to be here.
Today is the day you become a celebrity.
If I must be honest, your writers told me
- quite a few things. - Like what?
- I could be on last week or next week. - Any week?
- Each episode has a theme. - He's our wild card.
When I voiced my doubt, they said I'd fit any theme.
They mentioned the Manly Men Special and a few others.
- They said that? - Whenever I'm free...
Our writers were honest, then.
- We're honest. - You do great on variety shows
so you'll have no problems on our show.
I'm actually here because Kyouhyuk said that
today was the only day he was free,
- so we're here as rookies. - No, that's not true.
Let's make this clear. You are a celebrity now.
He's a regular on three variety shows
and he's been a guest on many other shows.
We talked recently, and he has been busier than
- most celebrities in the past two weeks. - I'm sure.
- Then you are a celebrity. - We should call you one.
- Being a celebrity... - Just answer, yes or no.
- Are you a celebrity? - Why are you scolding me?
I know that I'll lose if we fight.
- Calling me a celeb... - Don't try to deny it.
I'm not denying it.
- Then you're admitting it? - Yes, I am.
- Did you say yes? - Yes, I did.
- That's scary. - Did you say yes?
- He admitted it. - Did you hear that?
Janghoon just said that he is a celebrity.
Now you have to join the Entertainers' Union.
Join the Entertainers' Union
- and the Association. - Get paid for reruns.
- It's good money. - It is.
Will you register as a comedian?
- Or a singer? - It's better as a comedian.
- I'll look into it. - You do that.
- You should've said so. - He's so laid-back.
- Let's move on to Kyouhyuk. - He's a star.
Are you still on "Cool Kiz On the Block"?
- I'm not anymore. - I see.
You were a legendary speed skater.
- You're good friends with Janghoon. - Yes, I am.
How did that happen? You played different sports.
We first met at the athlete's village.
We weren't that close then,
but our acquaintances all knew each other.
- Did you meet up at clubs? - No, we...
- We have witness accounts. - Kyouhyuk
has a few friends he hangs out with in Gangnam.
- Does he? - Why do you go clubbing?
I have no memories of that.
- I saw you. - I went because training was hard.
- So on weekends... - You should rest, then.
- Rest, then. - He played as hard as he trained.
The mental strain is harder than the physical strain.
- That's why I went. - Did clubbing help?
- Yes, because the music is fun. - He's honest.
Did you meet up with Janghoon in private?
At first, he doesn't seem that nice or approachable.
- That was a very vague expression. - It was elegant.
He speaks like they do in Gangnam.
He said "not nice" instead of "not cool".
The writers do pre-taping interviews.
Janghoon called me immediately before mine started.
- What did he say? - "Do you know I'll be there too?"
I knew, but I didn't call him on purpose. He called me,
"I complimented you during my pre-show interview."
"Say only what you must."
- I still don't know where he drew the line. - I see.
- We'll find out as we go along. - Exactly.
- He keeps cursing at me. - Does he?
- He did from the start. - He's not nice.
I'm too scared to sit here.
Why are we sitting next to each other?
He keeps moving over to my side.
I don't have an ulterior motive. It's just that...
- She's married. - She's married.
Yes, I know that.
I'm a huge fan of yours.
He said that so suddenly.
- He's a freestyler. - He's like a clubber.
We all know Kyouhyuk as an amazing athlete.
- He was a speed skater. - He started speed skating
in the Winter Olympics.
You joined the national team in the early 90s.
I moved into the training camp before Janghoon did.
- You're his senior. - How long were you there for?
It was 24 years.
Were you there the longest?
- I think so. - You hold the record.
- Most Olympics entered. - He was in six Olympics.
- That's amazing. - That's at least 24 years, then.
He was in the athletes' village for 24 years.
You were like a living fossil there.
The athletes' village is like public housing.
The athletes' village has a full-time staff.
The staff I met when I moved in were mere employees.
Everyone from security guards to cooks.
- Now they're executives. - They got promoted.
You could say they're like me, then.
- You were still just an athlete. - I was.
- Did you live there longer than at home? - I'm sure.
This is the first winter season I'm spending at home.
I'm sure it's good to be home, but after 24 years
don't you miss the athletes' village or the food?
- They feed you well. - Every meal is a buffet.
Not just anyone can eat there.
My mouth waters when I see it on TV.
- Me, too. - What about you?
- It's tasty, but I don't miss it. - You don't?
- Home-cooked food is the best, then? - Yes, it is.
The quality has improved but the menus repeat.
- The menu repeats. - He's picky.
- He's very picky. - Did you complain about the food?
- Not really. - I bet you did.
He complains about anything and everything.
I'd still eat it and I have for 24 years.
- You look like you'd eat anything. - I don't, though.
- He's a weakling. - He's very picky.
Now for Choi Jungyoon.
Congratulations. Has it been 19 years?
Yes, it's been 19 years.
I always thought you'd won something.
- I was always just nominated. - Really?
- This was her first award. - Yes, for acting.
I was in "Ojakkyo Brothers," a weekend TV drama.
- I won the Best Couple Award for that. - I see.
This was the first time I gave an acceptance speech.
- Excellence Award? - Excellence Award.
- Serial drama. - How old are you after 19 years...
- I'm 39 this year. - You're 39?
- Yes, I am. - You're 39?
- You'd pass for 29. - Your face is small.
- It's like a doll's. - Her face is smaller
than Janghoon's.
You're seated according to your face size.
- It's from big to small. - It's from big to small.
Are you 39?
Did you expect to win?
- My drama did well, - "Cheongdam-dong Scandal."
so people suggested I could win. It was a compliment.
- Did you have hope? - I did,
but I'd been disappointed many times before.
I went thinking I'd have a 50-50 chance, and I won.
She forgot to thank her husband in her speech.
- Was everything ok at home? - Oh dear.
If someone neglects to mention their spouse
this is the first thing people say or joke about.
- "Are things bad?" - "Did you argue?"
- "Something's wrong." - It wasn't that.
Because he means so much to me
I wanted to mention him at the end.
- The best for last? - I wanted to be nice.
- But then I forgot. - You get so flustered.
It was a great and thankful occasion
- but I felt guilty for days after. - Why?
My husband didn't hide how upset he felt.
He's been supportive of me and my career
so he had high hopes as well.
- Did he watch the ceremony? - With his parents.
- Oh dear. - He'll have told them,
"Jungyoon was nominated for this. She might win."
- He gathered the whole family. - Oh, no!
When I went up to accept the award
I said something like "the person who supported me..."
My mother-in-law said, "This must be about you, Son"
but it wasn't.
That continued during my whole speech.
- You mentioned someone who wasn't him. - The writer.
When I kept on mentioning other people
and then I left the stage without mentioning him
- he was embarrassed and went home. - Oh dear.
- He went home? - Right away.
- Your husband... - It's upsetting.
- His family teased him so much. - That night.
What did he say when you got home?
He was eating ramen alone.
- Originally... - He's rich and he eats ramen.
I like ramen a lot.
Originally we were going to celebrate
with the other actors and crew who were there.
So I called my husband and said, "I won, honey."
- He sounded so downcast. - He'd had high hopes.
He said, "How could you mention everyone but me?"
"I'm really sorry, I didn't mean to leave you out."
"I thought of you the whole time but in the end"
"I got flustered and forgot to mention you."
He said, "Go live with your friends."
- He was that upset. - That means it's serious.
What I'd called to say was, "We're going to celebrate."
"Could you join us and maybe pay the bill?"
- You can't say that out loud. - I couldn't say that.
My staff had already set off to find a restaurant
so I called them to explain why I couldn't join them.
They said, "We thought as much."
I went straight home.
My husband looked so upset. He has big eyes
- and he looked like he was going to cry. - Oh, no!
That was it that day.
The TV station broadcasted the ceremony the next day.
- Oh dear. - The station aired it again the next day.
I wanted to see how I looked on TV
but I knew that if I watched it
the storm would brew all over again.
He asked why I turned off the TV
so I said I didn't want to watch it.
He said, "Watch it. Who knows, you might say my name."
- He's so mean. - I love him.
He's the kind of person made for variety shows.
- Variety shows need people like that. - We do.
- I want to meet him. - Me, too.
He holds a grudge. He has what variety shows like.
I said, "Okay, I'll watch it"
because I thought he'd nag if I didn't watch it.
He was in his room until my turn came
and he ran out in his underwear.
"Am I on? Did someone mention me?"
Comedy is about repeats.
- Repeats work. - We're getting the wrong message.
Your husband is an entertainer.
- He is. - Isn't he?
- Variety shows are about repetition. - He ran out?
He did, and he asked me with a childish grin.
I guess he wanted me to see that I'd driven him crazy.
- Isn't she talking bad about him? - She isn't.
Excuse me. You aren't the host.
That's our job, don't worry.
You said you aren't a celebrity.
He gave the "I'm sorry" sign.
I'm a regular on TV now, and it became a habit.
Don't mention rival shows.
Talk when it's your turn.
There are five hosts here.
- I'm sorry, Saeho. - What then?
I apologized profusely yet again.
I won an award and suffered like a criminal.
That night he said to me
- he'd lose weight and become an actor. - What for?
He said he has only one goal as an actor.
"I'll do a great job and win an award once"
"and not mention you in my speech."
- That's perfect. - He's hilarious.
I love him.
- He's a born entertainer. - What a grudge.
- I'd love to talk to him. - Seriously.
Did you hide your trophy?
At first I put it on display for everyone to see.
My husband loved the Best Couple Award trophy.
- He was pleased. - Of course.
At first it was on display, but then I decided to
wrap it up and keep it hidden
in case he complained whenever he saw it.
- Is your husband usually this cute? - He is.
- Isn't he younger? - He is.
- He's four years younger. - How sweet.
- Then it's okay for him to be upset. - No, it's not.
- Can I not speak at all? - We'll make such comments.
What am I doing here, then? Why did you cast me?
- You're a rookie. - I gave my opinion.
- Be quiet. - I will, then.
There are five MCs wanting to talk.
- Have some water. - Talking is about waiting.
Let's move on to our cryogenic rookie Kim Jeongnam.
I haven't seen you in years.
Jungyoon won her first award in 19 years
but Jeongnam's back after 18 years away.
Cryogenics keeps your looks but your face aged.
I'm not fully thawed yet.
- You're still stiff? - Yes, and nervous.
Your face is puffy. What did you do last night?
- Are you dressed as an idiot? - Did you drink?
- "Quiz to Change the World." - I see.
- The both of you? - Yes.
- How is the show doing? - Who?
Don't you worry.
Jeongnam, you're pretty busy now.
- You're back to being hot. - On cloud nine.
I listened to her talk and then
I thought about awards.
Receiving one means nothing to me.
I got so many awards back in my day.
- He's bragging. - Are you lucid right now?
- We talked about Jungyoon's award. - He's thawing.
Who cares about your awards?
Excuse me? Focus, please.
- Aren't we on the same topic? - No.
- Not anymore. - Really?
He was cryogenically frozen and is still thawing.
- We're in different fields. - The topics change.
We're in different fields.
He thought we stayed on the topic.
We don't stay on just one question.
We'll ask you something else.
Drink some water. You need some.
Jeongnam.
What do people say about your return?
- I should be getting a lot of texts, - You should.
but I changed my phone number a week before
appearing on "Infinite Challenge".
- Why? - What?
- Why? - To escape?
No, I wasn't on the run.
I wanted to cut out some people from my life.
- Did you feel the need? - What are you on about?
- I think... - Be quiet!
Hold it. We'll take care of it.
- Let us talk. - Go on, I'll let you talk.
- Speak up. - You can talk.
- I shot a show with him. - You did, yesterday.
He's a bit like the oddball politician Heo Gyeongyeong.
- Is that a diagnosis? - No, it isn't.
If you think about it, he reminds you of him.
Jeongnam's making a "I don't get what you mean" face.
What do you say about this, Jeongnam?
I don't understand at the time.
Later on, when I think about what I said
I see what he means.
Don't you know what you talk about when you talk?
I can't concentrate when there are so many people.
I need everyone to focus on me alone.
I had to wait while the others talked.
What were you thinking while waiting for your turn?
When I saw who was here
I thought I'd be sitting there.
Do you want to switch seats?
I came in and you seated me between Jungyoon and Hani.
Don't you like that?
Of course I do, but...
He likes it but
he thinks he's important enough to sit here.
According to his current level of fame?
Anything I do, I do for a long time.
I haven't had a girlfriend in seven years.
When I sat down I smelled this fragrance
and it made me dizzy.
- He is like Heo Gyeongyeong. - He went off topic.
- He's such a bluffer. - He'll do tricks soon.
Jeongnam, let's forget about everything else.
You were on TV a lot many years ago and again recently.
What do you think is the biggest difference?
Back then, everyone's focus was on me alone.
- I see. - It was just us, Jongkook and me.
- On your group Turbo. - Yes, there was just us.
- And now? - We had limited screen time.
- "You have ten minutes. Do or say this." - And now?
Now I have to just sit and wait.
I'm the fourth important guest here.
All of you hosts cut in while the guest here talks.
The people on my bench just listen and wait.
- I'm not sure if I can interrupt. - You can.
- Speak up. - You're allowed to.
Janghoon talks.
- Butt in. - I will, then.
Your family must be pleased to see you on TV again.
They just cry all the time.
- Why? - Who, your mom?
Turbo appeared at the beginning of the episode.
She watched our segment then went to pray in her room.
A prayer of thanks.
I expected her to say my name a lot.
She said Jaeseok's name a lot instead.
- Why Jaeseok? - Why did she mention me?
I guess she prayed, "Thank you, Jaeseok."
Who was she praying to?
To Jaeseok God?
- Your mom prayed. You have an older sister. - Yes.
What did she say?
My older sister usually cries when she drinks.
Why did you say that?
- Why mention that she drank? - What about her?
- Your poor family... - What about your sister?
I don't get what your show's concept is.
- We don't have one. - We just talk.
You said I could talk and when I do, you complain.
- Speak up. - You just listened when she talked.
- Why do you interrupt me? - Okay, fine.
Jeongnam, your older sister...
Just stick to legal topics.
- Why does she drink? - Is she full of sorrow?
Why did she drink?
Her son plays soccer and it's not working out.
She wants me to introduce him to Park Jisung.
- Park Jisung... - Park Jisung?
He's in Britain now.
She wants me to get you, Jaeseok
to introduce Jisung to my nephew.
- She wants Jaeseok's help. - Yes, she does.
She expects me to...
- What is he, God? - Do you have his number?
- I do, yes, but... - Do you?
- I brought my phone. - Later on...
This is a bit...
So your older sister's son plays soccer
- and it's stressing her out. - She wants some help.
Being here is stressful enough for me,
so having to do an extra favor like that for her...
Jeongnam, take a breather.
We'll come back to you.
- He needs to rest. - He's so funny.
Finally, a shining new star.
Thanks for waiting. It's Hani from EXID.
- Hani. - She's just as famous as Jeongnam is.
- EXID is the eye of a typhoon. - That's right.
I heard that it's all so dramatic.
Your song is going back up the music charts.
That means they stopped promoting the song,
but it re-entered the chart and topped it, too.
- Has this happened before? - Almost never.
I was told it's unprecedented.
- It is. - The first time?
A fancam of Hani started it all.
We all talk about how strange life is
- but this made me realize... - What's that?
- Someone filmed EXID perform. - Who did?
- It was a fan. - A fan.
That fancam, that video went viral.
People started caring about the song "Up & Down"
and EXID ended up topping the music charts.
That person is your hero, then.
Hani, tell us about it.
- It wasn't someone from your agency? - No...
Did you think that's what we said?
She's the real cryogenically frozen person.
- How am I supposed to know? - "Fancam"...
Misun, seriously, the word is "fancam".
You could just tell me.
- It was taken unofficially. - She's right.
- It makes sense. - I do get her point.
- What then? - The video spread through SNS
- and our song rose in the charts. - It did.
- That's fascinating. - When did it come out?
Last August, and we promoted it for three weeks.
- Then we made way for the Asian Games. - I see.
The song came out last summer.
- A dead song came back to life. - That's right.
It took off this winter, around October and November.
- The title is "Up And Down"? - Yes, it is.
Now that we mentioned the belated popular song,
and although Hani's the only one here,
do you think you could dance for us?
"Up and Down"!
Seriously, "Up and Down"... It's just so...
Do you hear that?
Look at the male members of our crew.
There she goes! There she goes!
- It's so cute. - "Up and Down." It's really...
- Janghoon can't stop staring. - It's amazing.
Kyouhyuk, your chin is on the floor.
Janghoon.
- He stares, pretending not to look. - It's insane.
I'm trembling
I want to sing along.
Once more. Once more! Once more.
Can someone edit a video of Janghoon's face?
He moved to the edge of the bench when the music began.
Hani, EXID was unknown for about four years.
You spent years being unnoticed.
Did you ever consider giving up?
- I did, a lot. - I see.
My mom had always been against me singing.
She had said she'd give me three years.
If nothing came of it, I should quit.
What did she want you to do?
She... I had wanted to study psychology
so she suggested I study psychology, too.
- She wanted me to study. - To study.
When I first told her I wanted to sing she said,
"You're pretty."
"But there are girls just as pretty everywhere."
"You can sing but so can many others."
"I don't see any potential in you at all."
- "Why do you want to suffer?" - She said that?
- Yes. - That's almost malicious.
- Your mom's so direct. - Yes, she is.
Her mother knew how hard it is to be a singer
and wanted her to be prepared.
She said her looks are common but they aren't.
- She has a pretty and modern look. - Thank you.
So Hani, your mother said all that
and you steeled yourself and still you went for it.
When did you want to quit the most?
When I was a freshman in high school
I signed with JYP as a trainee.
- But they cut me after a year. - Why?
- It didn't work out? - They didn't see much in me.
- I wonder why. - After that
I thought I really didn't have any promise,
so I went to China to study.
I went to a strict school with a dorm.
We studied from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m.
the following morning.
I started to wonder why their decision became mine
and why I just accepted their final say.
"Why should I limit my own potential?"
So I decided to give it another go.
To be serious enough that I would have no regrets.
That's how I joined EXID.
She's thoughtful for someone so young.
You must have cried a lot with those huge eyes.
We didn't cry in front of the others on purpose.
Negativity spreads.
We all told each other it would be fine in the end.
Do you read a lot?
- She uses big words. - And you can't?
No, I can.
- But for her age... - Do you read?
- Well, I... - You don't.
I do a bit.
- What did you read most recently? - Three, two...
I was too busy to read lately.
I was told that Hani is good at quite a few things.
Is there something you'd like to show us?
- I'll do an impersonation of Park Huijin. - Okay.
"Hello, I'm Park Huijin and I played Mrs. Anseong."
I'll also do Shin Hyunjoon.
She's pretty good, but they're all old characters.
They're from four years ago.
- They're four years old. - From your trainee days.
- You're right. - She's too busy to try anything new.
She was bored then.
- Keep going. - Okay, then.
- As Gibong? - When he eats.
- When he eats. - Gibong eating something.
He gets a leaf of lettuce
and says, "One piece of meat."
"Another piece of meat."
"It's tasty, yam yam yam."
That was good.
Who else can you do?
I can do Ahn Seonggi.
- Ahn Seonggi? - I also can do Lee Seongyun.
She is really going for some interesting people.
- I can do Lee Seongyun and Shin Munseon. - Okay.
Let's hear them all. Start with Ahn Seonggi.
"Shoot me first."
- "Work faster." - And Shin Munseon?
"Hello, I'm Shin Munseon."
- Ahn Seonggi? - "Shoot me first."
- Lee Seongyun. - "Work faster."
They sound the same.
Kyouhyuk said that
- Janghoon cares about ratings. - Really?
- No, no. Basically I... - "No, no."
I look up the ratings of the shows I'm on.
It's because I was a professional athlete.
I'm competitive, so if and when I'm on a show
- I want high ratings. - For the show's sake.
- And if I'm a guest like today, - As a guest
I want to be sure the show didn't suffer for me.
- If the ratings jump when I'm on, - Then...
then I feel good and proud and at ease.
It's not at all like they make it out to be.
I'm not that crazy. I don't care only about ratings.
Whenever I'm on TV with him
he makes up stories.
Now that he's here, too, I feel very uneasy.
I have a question. You deny you're an entertainer.
What's this about you buying a large car?
- You purchased a van. - Why is that?
- Only celebrities need a van. - Who says
only celebrities can ride in vans?
That's true. That's very true.
He's right. He makes a good point.
Don't you have a manager?
I didn't really hire a full-time manager.
It's more like I rented someone for his services.
- You love the word "rent". - Is there a reason
you needed a manager?
I'm on a few variety shows now.
- You work late. - Yes, I do.
I thought it would be dangerous to drive myself
for long hours and at night.
I didn't want to take the risk.
I remember seeing Janghoon drive himself around.
Because he's so big,
I thought he had sat in the back seat.
It looked like he drove from the back seat.
He waved from the back window?
I really hate to say this. I really don't want to say
Korea's greatest MC has a tendency to exaggerate.
- I swear... - He'd yell at me if I said that.
- I'm so frustrated. - He really did from back window.
- Did you see him? - I did.
If that's what you saw, I'll say it's true.
For you, I'll say I drive from the back seat.
- You must've seen him drive. - Isn't it true?
Janghoon's really good at making things sound plausible.
People still debate whether he's an entertainer or not.
I was once on a show because
- it was about figure skating. - "Kiss and Cry."
I was a regular on it for a few months.
I met up with Janghoon regularly while I was on.
"Why are you on TV when you aren't even a celebrity?"
"That is not ideal as an athlete."
He's crushed.
- You crushed him. - He's crushed.
- You are so hypocrite. - You are hypocrite.
Tell us the truth.
- That isn't your towel. - I'm so embarrassed now.
What then?
I suffered for the whole three, four months I was on.
I wanted to see him and he always complained about it.
Then one day he suddenly mentioned a variety show.
He said, "Someone is camping outside my door,"
"begging me to be on the show."
"I'm not sure if I should be on it or not."
- "What do you think?" - What did you say?
I said, "I don't think it conforms with your ideals."
- You disagreed. - "Right? But they're enthusiastic."
"It's hard to say no."
But one day, he became a regular panel of the show.
This is what I'd like to know.
What do your parents think about this?
To be really honest,
they laughed about it the first few times.
- Then it got out of hand. - You bought a van.
These days my parents...
- I don't think they're that pleased. - Are they not?
Because... I'm sorry I have to say this myself, but
it's great as a celebrity to be loved and fawned upon
and noticed on the street a lot.
I should be thankful.
But I experienced that years ago when I was younger.
I was in a different field
- but my parents experienced it, too. - When?
It was...
- I played for Yonsei in 1993-94. - He was the best.
Sorry, but I don't remember those days.
It's incredible.
I can't hear anything else.
Korea University is very mobile.
Yonsei University has a strong team.
This game decides who wins the regular league.
Seo Janghoon has the ball, two seconds to go.
He scores.
We have a winner. What a game.
Yonsei University wins.
Seo Janghoon...
Janghoon scored a buzzer-beater.
He's getting crushed.
- It was insane. - How insane?
- I was a Korea fan. You were Yonsei. - Thank you.
He was amazing and the best.
- He was like an idol, then. - He was.
That was when I shot to fame.
That was about 22 years ago already.
But now that I'm in my 40s,
neither my parents nor I care much about fame.
It's not that big a deal anymore.
Hani, did you know Janghoon played basketball?
- I was born in 1992. - She wouldn't know.
- I saw "Infinite Challenge". - As an entertainer.
You saw him on "Infinite Challenge".
He's just a tall comedian to you.
What did you think he was or did when you saw him?
Someone explained that he played basketball
so I thought he'd retired and turned to showbiz.
- Like the next Kang Hodong. - Yes, an MC.
- See? - Kyouhyuk, you knew Janghoon in those days.
- You must've known. - I just got to know him then.
When we first met in the athletes' village,
Janghoon was popular around the time H.O.T was popular
so he had that same vibe.
- When people saw him and gathered... - The attention.
I guess you could say he was good at avoiding it.
Even inside Taereung he distanced himself from others.
Right now you're pretty close,
but back then were there times when you disliked him?
Basically he was...
- He was not a nice guy. - Not a nice guy.
- High-five, high-five. - He means no.
You mean no?
I raised my hand to talk.
- Talk. - I first met him in the athletes' village
when I joined the national team in college.
When we met he was a kid in middle school
on a team though I didn't know what he played.
I found out later he was a skater.
Usually if you're that young,
you bow and greet anyone who seems older.
- If someone looks older, you just bow. - But?
We met at the cafeteria during mealtimes
and anyone could tell he was in junior high.
He never greeted anybody.
If you feel someone stare at you, you stare back.
Kyouhyuk was thinking you weren't that nice.
Maybe that's what he thought about me,
but I'm talking about basic manners.
- I couldn't say so, though. - What did you think?
"Gosh, for a kid that young he's really impolite."
I didn't think very highly of that.
I have to defend myself.
- I was polite to everyone else. - Were you?
- Why not to Janghoon? - He wasn't nice.
What is your problem with me?
What is so not nice about me?
From my point of view, although he's a sports star,
we all represented Korea.
I had joined the national team a year or two before.
So you thought you were his senior.
He was the youngest in the basketball team.
I was the youngest skater. Aren't we equals, then?
We can't be. He was in junior high, I was in college.
What nonsense is that? However not nice I was
how can a teenager not greet a college athlete?
Now we're both adults who are getting on in age,
but at the time college kids and junior high kids
- were a world apart. - That's true.
- How dare a teenager... - "A teenager..."
We met every day.
- Watch what you say. - I got too excited.
I thought that was acceptable.
I thought that word was clean.
If a kid in junior high saw someone like me
glaring at him from across the room...
Janghoon, did you greet everyone else politely?
- Your seniors, say. - Of course he didn't.
- "He wasn't nice" means a lot of things. - Does it?
- It does. - This is a revelation.
- He never greeted anyone. - Because he was popular.
- So many people loved him and... - The attention.
It's understandable to see why.
He was young, just a college freshman.
Coming from someone who was in junior high...
In hindsight. In hindsight.
Despite your young age, you thought he was immature.
- That was your impression. - He rarely said hi.
- Did you think he was full of himself? - I did.
- A bit? - That isn't an exaggeration.
I was just 19 at the time,
so I was arrogant.
- You admit to that. - I wasn't humble as I am now.
- Now you're humble? - You aren't arrogant, but...
- I'm much more humble now. - How bad was it?
Hani is the youngest guest here but
I felt like an idol who had just become big.
- I was walking on clouds. - She seems different.
- Do you feel like that? - Not her.
- I'm not saying she does. - Are you not?
- That's not what I mean. - Hani, tell us.
Do you feel like you're walking on clouds?
- I'm scared. - I see.
Now that we're on idols we have to talk about Turbo.
Did you feel elated or excited then?
I do these days.
- These days? - I'll come back to you.
I wanted to include him after that long break
but he cut me off.
- He closed the door. - Jaeseok, don't you think
you're letting Jeongnam rest too much?
All our guests have such distinct styles.
- If you stop while I'm getting started... - Wait.
We can't exclude Jungyoon if we're talking about fame.
- You were huge from the start. - How did you debut?
- I was in a commercial. - Exactly.
I shot the most ads in the first year after my debut.
- I shoot next to none now. - How many that year?
I did all the cosmetics and clothes ads
- that only the famous stars could do. - That year?
- Simultaneously. - Congratulations.
Just for a while.
I was popular back then.
I didn't have that many competitors at the time.
These days there are so many actresses.
At the time there was me, Jin Jaeyoung,
Kim Hyunjoo, the late Jang Jinyoung.
That was about it.
- You were in the Top Five. - You led the era.
I was a huge fan of hers when she did a sitcom.
The scene I liked the most was where
she takes the same bus because she likes this guy
and she does something embarrassing.
- The funniest... - We have a footage.
- We do? - Yes.
I didn't know. I had no idea.
It's here.
Gosh, the clothes.
- This is Saeho's favorite scene. - It's the best.
- You look the same. - You do.
- Why did you take the cash? - That was so heavy.
What are you doing?
Why are you stealing my cash?
- It fell off the stand. - That's too bad.
- That was funny. - How embarrassing.
He might think you're a thief.
Did I drink too much?
- Aren't you the thief? - What?
What do you mean?
You took the cash register.
I did not.
- I love this part. - Me, too.
- He was a reporter. - I can't doze off.
You can't sleep, not now, Yeongsin.
What happened?
- Are you hurt? - No, I'm not.
How did you end up falling out of a window?
Are you drunk?
No. I meant to get off here.
- What? - I was going to get off.
Wait, miss. Miss!
- That was hilarious. - I loved it.
- It's Saeho's favorite. - It is.
I watched that over and over so many times.
- It was so funny. - I enjoyed that.
A woman who marries a rich man
is called a "Cheongdam-dong daughter-in-law".
- We have one here. - A real one.
- Your in-laws... - We'd like to know how you live.
- We do. - I'm doing pretty well.
- It's refreshing to hear. - Her in-laws are rich.
Can you tell us a bit about your home?
We live in an apartment that we rented.
The home we live in is very...
It's extravagant for a couple our age.
Because I'm an actress,
I have a lot of stuff, like clothes.
My husband took out a loan to rent a large place.
- A loan? - We aren't asking for handouts.
We don't want your help.
This is what usually happens in dramas.
The rich in-laws usually oppose the marriage.
"I don't accept you," then she gives her an envelope.
Then the coffee.
- That's cliche. - "He's out of your league."
- Did that happen to you? - Not at all.
My in-laws are fun to be with.
I thought they'd oppose me being an actress,
but they worried about my age.
- Because you're older? - Yes.
I hadn't even considered that.
They were concerned about my age, but fortunately
my husband had talked it out with them in advance.
- They'd reached an agreement. - But usually
- it isn't like that. - Mother-in-laws are mean.
They demand breakfast be ready at 4 a.m.
When they see the table they go
"Is this how your mother taught you?"
- A really mean mother-in-law. - That's scary.
I met my in-laws a few days ago on Sunday.
My mother-in-law said her back hurt.
My sister-in-law was away on a business trip
- so she had cleaned the house. - Herself?
My husband said, "Why didn't you call my wife?"
"How could I when she's busy and tired herself?"
We need video proof of that.
- What she says... - They don't bother me at all.
We approached this with a slightly twisted mind.
Jungyoon's family is pretty well-off, too.
Her parents live in an amazing home.
Rich moms like to set up their children.
Our moms didn't set us up.
- We met at a barbecue restaurant. - Did you?
We met while eating meat.
- Is that true? - Yes, it is.
My husband's friend
was dating a girl I knew.
The guy said, "My friend opened a restaurant."
"Would you like to come over for a meal?"
That is how and where we met.
We didn't even say hi or talk that day,
but a while later my friend asked if I remembered him.
"Who?" "The guy with huge eyes." "Oh, him, yes."
"Apparently he likes you."
It's like a real drama.
- "No thanks, I don't like younger men." - But?
But my friend kept bringing it up.
Did he tell you about the guy?
- Or his family? - He didn't mention the family.
- No profiles? - None.
No photos?
- I'd already met him once. - We're too jaded.
I was informed later
- about his wealth but not in detail. - How so?
He only told me about 10 percent.
His family had much more but he had no idea.
- You just knew him as a restaurateur. - That was it.
Everyone said he liked me so much.
They even said, "He'll marry you within a week."
I said, "That's nonsense, he doesn't even talk to me."
Our mutual friend just said he was shy.
That went on for about a month.
- One day I asked to see him. - You waited.
You led him on for a month.
- You dragged him on. - She worked on him.
- He showed up when I called. - This is fun.
I asked him point blank, "Why do you like me?"
- Like a teacher to a child. - "Why do you like me?"
- He's younger. - I'm older so I can ask and I did.
- He said "I never said that." - Playing hard to get.
I was so embarrassed.
I acted cool about it and we just had a good time.
But after that day he asked for my number.
That's when we started texting each other.
Our text conversation never stopped.
I think that was the beginning.
He looks at me and me alone to the point where
it makes no sense to me.
He never looks away.
- Never? - Not even once.
It's frustrating.
Even when we're with a group of friends
he looks at me.
- He doesn't look away? - Not once.
- What is it? - This is making me feel uncomfortable.
- Shall I ask around? - Ask around for what?
He couldn't confess his love for me with them around
so he mouthed "I love you" to me.
I felt so embarrassed I looked away.
I can't stand things like that.
- If I looked away, he texted me. - What?
He texted, "I love you."
This is a sensitive topic, but once you started dating
and found out how rich your future in-laws were,
how did you feel?
You grinned like this, then, too?
- We did it. - We got her.
- It's done. - It's done.
- We did it. - Nice one.
We caught a glimpse of how she felt.
She showed how she truly felt.
- She showed us the real thing. - Her love deepened.
It's not all about the money. She was in love.
My in-laws are all very respectable people.
- Respectable, too? - That's why it was rushed.
The sooner the better.
I'm blessed with great in-laws more than a husband.
Jeongnam, like you mentioned earlier
- you perform a lot in clubs. - Yes, I have.
After Jeongnam left Turbo
he was replaced by Mikey.
That was when they released "Remember".
- I heard he performs "Remember" at gigs. - Really?
- Is that true? - Let me explain.
Turbo continued with Mikey in my place.
I got a lot of work, too.
Then Turbo disbanded.
Once they disbanded, people wanted me less.
- You did well when Turbo did well. - Yes.
That's when someone asked if I could sing "Remember".
I said why not and performed it for them.
Of course, it was lip-synched.
I lip-synched it, but people thought it was my song.
- Did they? - Yes,
so I just included it in my song list.
It's been a while, so why don't you perform for us?
"Remember", recorded by Mikey and Jongkook.
Jeongnam had nothing to do with the album.
- Let's see you... - I'll lip-synch it.
- We know. - Are you sure?
You know the song, though.
Nice to meet you all, I'm Turbo's Kim Jeongnam.
This is a club but we always start with something slow.
I'm not a bad singer, either.
What can I say? Jongkook's too busy for this.
Do you know this song?
It's in our second album.
He's lip-synching. Look.
Mandatory hand-touching.
Hang on. Stop the music.
- Do you not sing at all? - Not at all.
If you look from the front, you can see his mouth go...
Let's give a round of applause for Jeongnam.
I have a question.
Did you not talk to Jongkook for over 10 years?
We hadn't talked in person for about 18 years.
You said you did well, that you had a good life
but didn't you struggle financially?
- I didn't struggle. - No?
I spend when I can, I don't spend when I can't.
- What about when you had no cash? - I played games.
- When you had cash? - I bought games.
- That was it. - You buy or you just play.
- Buy and play. - He's pretty famous in that circle.
I heard you're big among the gamers.
I ranked first there, too.
- You were famous there, too? - Among those players.
About 2,000 ranked below me.
I used to play 22 hours a day.
I had matches throughout those 22 hours.
- I didn't sleep in a bed. - Then?
I slept like this.
- During the matches? - If I won something,
I got to keep it to myself.
People who don't play games...
I don't know what that means.
- He has no agency. - There's no agency.
He gets to keep 100 percent of whatever he earns.
- I had two castles. - You were a lord.
What is the real life equivalent of having that?
It's like I owned Gyeongsang-do.
- You owned Gyeongsang-do? - People paid taxes to me.
- Then... - That means...
I was basically the governor of Gyeongsang-do.
- What did you eat? - It's ramen.
If you play games for 22 hours a day...
I ate at around 2 or 3 a.m.
You can feel the glances.
You can feel your parents' glares through the door.
I could hear the doorknob jiggle while I was playing.
- If I listened, I heard breathing. - From outside.
As if someone was checking to see if I was alive.
So after eating at 2 or 3 a.m.,
- I don't do the dishes. - Why not?
So they know I ate something.
- So they'll worry less. - "He's well enough to eat."
Your parents, especially your mom, must be pleased.
- She must be. - Now you're back to being busy.
These days, my mother...
One day after work, she suggested we eat together.
I said we should eat at the dinner table.
She told me not to be silly
and brought the food to my room.
It's just like the film "Old Boy".
Nothing much changed at home.
We shouldn't make drastic changes.
- Sudden changes... - You just eat alone as usual.
That wasn't my intention.
Finally, we're back with Hani again.
- You are now big. - Thank you.
You must talk about dreams and goals with the others.
What do you say?
We shouldn't be a "one-hit wonder".
We hope our next album does just as well.
Just don't run off.
You didn't have any plastic surgery, did you?
- Not at all. - Right?
- I can tell. - She was a famous beauty in school.
I can tell everything's natural.
Did your agency never suggest surgery
or did you ever consider having something done?
An ex-director at my agency made a comment.
- "Just your nose..." - It's a lovely nose.
- Your nose... - What more could you possibly want?
- Her looks... - Why are you complaining to us?
- We didn't suggest surgery. - It's a pity.
- Why didn't you, then? - My mom said it wouldn't
- turn me into Kim Taehui. - She's so mean.
She's like hatred comments on the Internet.
Your mom is so negative.
As a JYP trainee, she was teamed with Hyolyn
- and Secret's Jieun. - Were you?
The four of us were originally a team.
They let me go first.
- Then Hyolyn and Jieun left, too. - Yes, they did.
JYP...
It's a pity that JYP lost such great talent,
- but it happens. - It's fate.
- But everyone flourished. - Hani is so talented.
- She takes selfies with her toes. - What?
- I took selfies with my toes. - Why your toes?
After our debut when we were still unknown
I couldn't go home for Chuseok.
I wasn't on TV.
- So you weren't busy. - I lied to my family.
I told them I was busy so they wouldn't worry.
We stayed in the dorm thinking of things to do
and came up with the idea.
So both our hands are visible.
- Did the other girls lie, too? - Yes, we all did.
That's what you thought of when you got bored?
Can you show us how you do it?
- Is that even possible? - I've never heard of it.
- I'll take a group photo. - Can you?
- Really? - My shorts are so short, so...
- Sorry. - I'll wear my robe like this.
- I never thought of that. - My shorts are short.
She has some elegant ideas.
What? That is elegant?
- Do you set the timer? - Of course.
And she holds it up with her foot?
It's the "selfie foot".
Four, three, two, one.
- I set the timer for too long. - Multiple shots.
We got five shots.
- Thank you. - You're the best.
People will change the channel.
- There. - Did it work? It did.
I'm not in it.
Don't you gain weight if you don't have much work?
- I gained 10 kg during the break. - 10 kg?
What about when you became famous?
- I lost the 10 kg. - How did you do that?
I didn't eat.
The reason I got so fat was because I was poor
but I didn't want to ask my parents for money.
- I ate ramen for a month. - It's delicious, though.
Our dorm was so small. Our personal space was our beds.
You get sleepy sitting on the bed after eating.
So I'd sleep, wake up, eat again.
- Did you do anything else? - You need money
to go outside to even watch a film.
- Eating and sleeping... - Dieting requires money.
I looked up part-time jobs I could do at home.
They don't pay much for sticking eyes on toys.
- How much per eyeball? - 0.1 cent.
- 0.1, 0.2 cents. - I see.
- Did you do that? - I considered it, but I didn't.
I chose to reduce costs by eating ramen.
She's like the female g.o.d.
Rather than slave away to eat well,
we'll move less and eat something cheap.
What does "EXID" mean?
- "Exceed in Dreaming." - That pronunciation...
It means we aim to go beyond our dreams.
It sounds so contrived.
She's so bright and cheerful.
Your name is Hani.
- JYP's song is titled "Honey". - Different spelling.
It's the same difference.
"Honey", "Hani", what's the difference?
- Is that where it came from? - Is it your name?
- No, my real name is Ahn Huiyeon. - Huiyeon.
- I prefer Huiyeon. - What a pretty name.
When we debuted with six members,
- there were so many similar names. - Like what?
Hyeyeon, Hyeryeong, Huiyeon.
My parents called me Hani before I was born.
I wanted to keep it but it didn't go with my surname.
- "Ahn Hani"? - "Why won't you do this or that?"
My grandfather thought I'd get teased too much.
My family called me Hani at home.
You and of course your teammates are all busy.
What did they say about you being on "Happy Together"?
They're fascinated.
I'm on a show we only watched on TV
and they'll get to watch me talk.
"Be polite, especially to Jaeseok."
- "Do your best." - Did they get the day off?
No, we were rehearsing for a music show.
- I have to join them later. - You're busy.
- Today... - This is normal.
- This is normal for a girl group. - It is.
I'm happy for you.
- Thank you. - It's good to see a team make it.
- I want them to last long. - Me, too.
I know how it feels to be unknown then make it.
- I made it after many years. - Be humble, please.
Am I being cocky?
Kyouhyuk is called "the Lee Seojin of skaters".
Is his father in financing?
- Seojin grumbles a lot. - And so does he?
He grumbles, yet does what he must.
Are you like that, too?
- Did you say that? - It's true.
It wasn't me.
- It was him. - He's the informer.
Say we're at karaoke and Janghoon tells him to sing.
He says, "Why me when there's Saeho and the others?"
"That's your problem. Just do as you're told."
He refuses but a little later he's dancing in the back.
- Isn't that true? - It's a little bit.
I can't speak under this kind of pressure.
He berates anyone for talking.
He got told off even before our show started.
"Don't you dare talk nonsense."
We're supposed to eat dinner together later
and he'll be waiting for me.
"Don't tell that story. Stop making things up."
After the last shoot he went, "Saeho, watch it."
He seems to enjoy that.
Kyouhyuk comes from a great family.
There's a reason his nickname is Lee Seojin.
I can't tell from your looks.
- You're almost on Seojin's level. - I'm not.
You're like a royal.
- He's from a royal family of skaters. - His parents
were skaters on the national team.
- They... What should I say? - What will you say?
They're elders.
- He comes from a famous skater family. - I see.
- He has a heritage. - Yes, he does.
- That's why you're so relaxed. - That's why
- we had him film himself at home. - Let's watch.
This is where I live.
I've never opened up my home.
I am a single man, but still
I share this space with my family.
Let me show you around.
Do you see that picture?
It's from the 2006 Torino Winter Olympics.
I thought at the time it would be my last
so I bought a lot of souvenirs.
- This photo... - That's a nice one.
It's of me winning my first world sprinter title.
- I lost many medals. - And you have that many left?
A lot of them are on display
- somewhere else. - It's hard to win just one.
- That's amazing. - It really is.
My long-time rival is Jeremy Wotherspoon.
- He's a Canadian skater. - Jeremy Wotherspoon.
He was slated to win
but I caught up, took over and beat him.
That victory meant a lot to me.
I took a lot of photos at the Sochi Olympics
to have something to remember everyone by.
This one is of Ahn Hyunsoo, now Viktor Ahn.
It's too bad that he became a Russian citizen,
but I'm pleased as a senior that he's breaking records.
Here's a photo of Kim Yuna and me.
I'm a huge fan of hers.
Here's one with Cho Haeri and Lee Sanghwa.
Sanghwa is like a sister to me.
There's a random photo of Zo Insung and me.
- He approached me first. - Zo Insung?
- I was very surprised. - He's a nice guy.
- He's nice. - It's my souvenir.
Everyone but Janghoon is nice, then.
- This is your home? - Yes, it is.
It's clean for a guy living alone.
When I'm at home, I focus on relaxing.
- It's so clean. - Items from the Sochi Olympics.
These are medals, too.
- There are so many. - I displayed my medals.
- I wanted to remember everything. - Who's that?
- Is that Insung? - I wanted to remember everything.
Why did they film that?
I don't do things like that.
One of my hobbies is to watch TV dramas.
I need to unwind and relax between races
so I picked up that hobby.
I don't wait a week to watch the next episode.
I have a TV drama marathon.
- "My Love from the Star." - It's fun.
- Were you acting? - Were you?
Were you acting?
- That's it. Thank you. - Was that you acting?
It's so fake.
You're quite the entertainer.
- Kyouhyuk, anyone could tell... - No, no.
- With the remote... - It was so awkward.
It's so fun to watch it again.
It's a four-story house.
I live with my family, but it can be great, too.
If you live apart, a year can pass without seeing them.
We live on different floors, but we cross paths.
- I think that's great. - We're close.
He recently opened a skating academy.
- It's a new building. - He begged me to come visit.
- Why didn't you? - I couldn't.
- Why not? - It's far away.
- Where is it? - I'm lazy.
It's right next to Taereung.
- You need to apologize. - It looks nice.
- He said, "It looks nice." - He took a tour of it.
- Are you interested in real estate? - No, I'm not.
Kyouhyuk now provides skating commentaries.
When you comment on a match of people you know,
do you get emotional, or does it get personal?
If they fail to win a medal they rightly deserve.
It's pretty simple, just go fast.
- They can't do that. - It's hard to go fast.
- What do you say inside? - "Even I could do better."
- "I could do better." - "I could do better."
- I get frustrated. - "I could do better."
But he can't say that during a broadcast.
- We want that, though. - It gives it life.
Janghoon would be good at that.
- "Why shoot from there?" - Have you said that?
I got offers,
- but I don't want to be a commentator. - Why not?
I know everyone.
Like Saeho said earlier I'm very honest about things.
If someone is bad, I'd say so.
That might hurt their feelings and
it could hurt our friendship.
I thought it would be best if I didn't do it at all.
What do you want to do, then?
My plan was to do nothing for about three years.
- I didn't want to do anything. - Did you?
- You're very busy now. - Things just happened.
You bought a van, too.
Vans aren't only for celebrities.
Kyouhyuk, let's go back to you.
Are there any incidents you'd like to tell us about
that happened during a competition?
- Funny things happen. - I remember something.
- What? - All the others fell over
so the man who came last won first place.
- Did you see that? - That happened in 2002.
I was watching in a restaurant.
Athletes from all over the world clapped at that.
We all laughed and went "uh..."
Different nationals made different sounds,
but there was a standing ovation in the end.
He's Australian.
I heard he's famous and goes around giving talks.
- He's very well-known. - Is he?
He won Australia's first gold in the Winter Olympics.
- I heard his face is on an Australian bill. - Is it?
- He's that huge. - You're exaggerating.
- I swear. - The bill thing is a lie.
- Was it a stamp? - That makes more sense.
Janghoon keeps interrupting
- but Kyouhyuk is pretty funny. - He is.
I heard he said this to a woman.
He must've liked her.
"I can skate faster than anyone in the world with you."
- Did you say that? - "Let's go to an ice rink."
You know me. Would I say that?
He exaggerates.
- Who told me that, then? - You're just perfect.
- I'm not a writer. - You exaggerate perfectly.
- I don't remember. - Did you say that?
- I can't say. - Weren't you popular in Taereung?
Not really, I was just an athlete.
- Janghoon, you must know. - Honestly,
if we have an international game to prepare for,
we train and camp together for a month.
He stays in Taereung the whole time
so he knows more than anyone
who came in and when, who left and when
- and who is pretty or ugly. - I do know a lot.
- Pretty women... - I just notice a lot.
He knows which sports the pretty women play.
Do athletes date each other?
Which sport has the most pretty women?
Now I'm too old to know about the younger...
- But you must know. - All young athletes are pretty.
- Still, among them. - If I must name a sport,
- the swimmers are pretty. - The swimmers.
- They're both water sports. - Ours is just frozen.
- He's very entertaining. - He is.
I bet he said that before.
- I don't use my sport. - Swimmers are the prettiest?
No one sport has that many beauties.
- They're evenly spread out? - They're scattered.
- Synchronized swimmers? - Oh, they're not bad.
- Archers? - They're known to be very calm.
He's the expert of the athletes' village.
- Because... - He could become a manager.
He knows so much. He was there for 24 years.
He lived there for so long...
Don't you gather at 6 a.m. for a workout?
- We did for aerobics. - Aerobics.
I heard that you can tell if a couple is dating.
Each sport has a specific and focused schedule.
Did Janghoon take part?
- I did. - He showed up
but he complained about it so much.
- He wasn't nice. - Never. From the start.
The athletes' village in Taereung
was built to let athletes focus on their training.
And aerobics...
None of us needed to learn that.
- But meeting as a whole... - To start the day.
Janghoon was a professional basketball player then
and his arrogance was at its peak.
He was very disgruntled, and it showed.
While we were running around the track, he walked.
Why didn't you show some effort?
Honestly, I don't wake up that early
but everyone must get up at 6 a.m. in Taereung.
- You must. - I did, but it was so hard.
I had to get up at a time I wasn't used to.
- We exercised first. - What did you do?
We just followed the instructor at the front.
It wasn't just us. There were other famous athletes.
They all stared at us a lot.
They could tell we weren't serious about it.
What I want to say is that
- no one looks at the basketball players. - Why?
We're tired, too.
Who likes to work out at 6 a.m.?
- It's hard for everyone. - He thinks people stare.
I just couldn't understand him,
- so I thought he wasn't nice. - I'll explain.
- They didn't look at me. - The others?
They looked at the famous athletes.
The female athletes and the younger athletes
showed a lot of interest.
- Are you conceited? - Not me, okay?
They didn't care about me.
- The others? - The handsome guys.
Very well, My Prince.
When you scored and the crowd cheered
didn't you make gestures like this towards them?
You're terminal.
- Terminal Exaggeration. - Terminal Exaggeration.
I didn't say you did. I asked if you did.
- I asked so you could prove it. - Later on
bring me some evidence.
I didn't say anything you didn't want me to.
Should I sit in silence and clap?
Say something close to factual.
"Terminal Exaggeration."
- Is it time? - I was curious.
At last.
- Madam Cheongdam. - Madam Cheongdam.
We get to look around Madam Cheongdam's home.
- Let's have a look. - Is it Cheongdam-dong?
Let's watch the footage.
- Hello. - Everything is white.
- It's all marble. - I'm a housewife of three years.
Let's see how this works.
- This is my dresser. - I didn't get to clean up.
I'll just show you the top.
- That was too fast. - I can't show you yet.
- This is my closet. - You don't clean up, do you?
- I was out of time. - It looks a bit...
- It's disorganized. - There are a lot of clothes.
When I need to go shopping
I go to the Express Bus Terminal.
There's an underground shopping center there.
They sell a lot of useful and pretty items
like these bracelets and necklaces.
None of them are expensive.
- Do you wear your own clothes? - I love head bands.
- You like head bands. - This is mine, too.
I'll put one on for you.
- When will I get the chance? - You like cute items.
I want to collect things like that.
- When do you wear that? - At a party?
Do you like the ones that look like kettle lids?
You can't say that.
- You have many head bands. - Actors get to be
- in historical dramas. - Historical dramas.
It's great if you can look pretty in the winter,
but it's best to stay warm and it's so cold these days.
- Doesn't this look puffy and warm? - Is it fur?
- It's not. - I bought this at a bargain price
at the Express Bus Terminal in Gangnam.
Honey.
It's cooking nicely.
This is the udon salad.
This is kimchi stew.
These are the side dishes.
I want to introduce this dish,
dongpayuk, which is fried pork belly in soy sauce.
My husband is extremely annoyed.
He hates appearing on TV. It stresses him out.
- I want to see him. - So I prepared a mask for him
of Zo Insung, who is my ideal man.
- He's so cute. - Don't you have Won Bin's?
I like Zo Insung.
Hello.
- Hello. - Isn't he interested in variety shows?
- I haven't cooked in a while. - He likes it.
- How does it taste? Eat like this. - Can he manage?
He sighed.
Home-cooked food is the best.
Say it like you mean it.
- It's delicious. - You sound so disinterested.
Can you say you love me?
- Did he wear it because you told him to? - Did he?
He loves variety shows.
Do you have a Zo Insung mask at home?
I asked the crew to make me one.
I'm such a huge fan.
I asked Insung to say he loves me, not my husband.
He'll get upset again.
We respect each other's ideal type.
My husband has a photo of Han Hyojoo on his phone.
- You both have different ideals. - Yes, we do.
- Isn't it good to respect that? - It's ideal.
- Have you worked with Insung? - No, I haven't.
Before I went up to give my speech,
one of my colleagues told me that
at an award ceremony Gianna Jun said to Kim Soohyun
"Soohyun, let's keep going."
My co-actor Kang Sungmin wanted me to say that to him.
I said no, that I wasn't that insane,
but I did want to say "Insung, let's keep going."
Once I got on the stage, I got serious
and thought it was too frivolous.
You can say it now, then.
- You weren't like this to your husband. - Right.
Insung, I'd love to work with you one day.
Insung, let's keep going.
Thank you.
We hope to see much more of our five guests
throughout the year.
We'll see you again next week.
- Thanks for watching. - Thank you.