- The resident representative? - Yeah.
- His terms isn't over yet. - No, it isn't.
But he was dismissed due to a slew of corruption.
- What are you talking about? - He was caught for...
bribes from construction companies, excessive operation and heating charges.
He took from a variety of everyone.
What's more surprising is his accomplice was the president to the women's club.
- What? - They were in it together.
But both of those positions are volunteer positions.
That's what I'm talking about.
Why are people like that?
There won't be anymore of that going on.
Our next door neighbor is running for resident representative.
- Apartment 702? - Yeah.
He's willing to serve the community even though he's busy with his own work.
Isn't he just perfect?
- Does that make you happy? - Yeah.
- Not anyone can be representative. - That's why 702 is going to do it.
What's wrong with him?
- You're going to run for resident representative? - Yeah.
I'll show them that I'm better than our neighbor with my actions.
- Will you have time for that? - I should make time!
Well, if you feel that way.
It won't be easy.
Long time no see.
I heard you're running for resident representative.
I heard you were running too.
I didn't find anyone I could trust from the list of candidates.
I was thinking of not running since I'm busy.
You should've. Why didn't you?
I heard a candidate that shouldn't be chosen was running.
So, I decided to run.
- Who are you referring to? - Well, I'll leave that up to each individual.
If you'll excuse me.
- What? - I'm willing to volunteer myself, for the good of the residents.
You can't be resident representative when you're always late and working!
Why not? If the next door neighbor can do it, why can't I?
Representative when we're renting?
I look like I have more integrity since I don't have anything.
You don't make any sense. We might have to move.
I've already calculated it out.
A term lasts 2 years and we decided to extend our contract.
Eligibility is 6 months residency. Why would there be a problem?
But honey, this is...
No, mom. Don't try and stop dad.
That's right! The only person who supports me is my Ik-hee.
You're not going to win anyways.
It's okay, go ahead and run.
- Ik-hee. - Dad, think about it objectively.
This is the same as if I wanted to run for class president.
I think my chances are better than that.
What? Resident representative?
You decided to run, no matter the cost?
What's with your reactions?
- In reality, it's impossible. - What?
I've never heard of a renter becoming resident representative.
Who cares if you're eligible, the residents won't vote for you.
That's why I'm trying to find a way.
I don't have any experience in this field since I've never held an official position.
Has anyone here been class president or vice-president?
I've never ran for anything.
- Me neither. - I've been in charge of games before.
Kwi-nam, you've had important titles before. Haven't you?
Geez. No way.
You can tell he's not that type by looking at him.
Well, I've never lost before.
But that was when I was in school.
This is different.
Gaining voter's trust is the same for all campaigns.
- Tell me your secret method. - Well, that's...
The thing is...
that...
If I become Resident Representative, I will make sure...
I work for you and...
I will make sure, I make these apartments your apartments!
What do you think?
It's not original.
Then what about this?
I promise to clearly show all of the corruption from the...
previous representative and the Women's Club President!
I'll make sure we are cleansed of their corruption...
and reveal all of their unlawful acts!
- That's plagiarism. - What am I going to do?
Should I say I'll freeze them in the refrigerator?
I have to win our next door neighbor, no matter what.
What's wrong with you, Na Ik-hee?
- What about me? - You've been looking at the mirror all day.
Oh, was I?
I have reason to.
- What? - My dad is running for an official position.
- What office? - Resident Representative.
I realized the candidate's children are the spotlight during the campaign.
I should get ready.
Really?
- So you should buy me a snack? - What are you talking about?
Don't you know official campaign rules?
If you take one bite from a snack I bought you, people would be suspicious of us.
That's why you should buy it for me. No corruption involved.
Is that so?
- Let's go get a snack. - Okay.
Does this make any sense?
Her husband is running and she's running for President of Women's Club?
- 702 is running for President of Women's Club? - Yeah, isn't that absurd?
What? Who cares?
I'm going to be representative anyways.
Whoa. Where is this new found confidence coming from?
Here.
- Is there a reason I can't be voted in? - Well, we'll see about that.
Wait a second.
Who's to say that I can't become President of the Women's Club?
- Should I run for that position? - You?
Why are you so surprised when you're running for representative?
It's not the same thing.
Let's see if I get voted in or not.
Why would you want to do that?
That's right. Not everyone is cut out to be the Women's Club President.
Why am I 'everyone'? There's nothing wrong with me.
Hey! Why would you want a position that doesn't pay?
You get operation expenses and allowance.
But I'm not running because of that.
What a burden? I don't even like going to vote.
Everyone says it's a burden or they're too busy.
That's why the president and representative got away...
with so much corruption and no one knew about it.
My goodness, I didn't know you were such a fighter.
So why did you ask all of us to gather.
Why else?
I'm asking for your help. Okay? Please?
Okay, fine. My goodness.
Yes, that's true.
I'll mention the illegal parking problem to the management office.
- Please do. - Okay.
- Ra-yeon! Did you go somewhere? - Yes, to the market.
What were you guys talking about?
They mentioned the parking problem we have.
This car is parked illegally.
You haven't been elected yet. Aren't you getting ahead of yourself?
They heard that my husband and I are both running...
and asked us to mention it to the management office, no matter who wins.
Is that so?
I'm running for Women's Club President as well.
You are?
Yeah. I'm not out and about as much as you.
I'm a stay-at-home mom, so I'm probably more qualified.
I wouldn't have run if I knew you were running.
Really? Then you should tell them that you're no longer going to be a candidate.
Well, that's not necessary.
- Let's have a friendly competition. - Okay.
- No hard feelings if the other gets elected. - Okay.
We'll congratulate the person who wins.
There are four candidates for both representative and Women's Club President?
There's too many, isn't there?
They all decided to run because they were upset about the corruption.
- Don't we only have 10 days left before voting? - Yeah.
There are only 10 days left until we elect the 19th President.
In the midst of the campaign, each candidate is trying to...
fulfill their campaign pledge while voters and supporters watch.
They're using everything in their powers to gain extra votes in the last stages.
- Honey. - Yes?
We're on the same boat now.
That's right, honey.
Unite!
(9 days left until voting)
- Hello, welcome. - Thank you.
Wow! The fishcakes are really delicious.
It must be hard working like this. I hope we can be of some strength to you.
Thank you.
- Excuse me, but... - I'm candidate number 17 and I'm running for representative.
My name is Na Chun-il.
I'm Maeng Ra-yeon and I'm candidate number 23. I'm running for Women's Club President.
I hope to have your support.
Oh, I see.
But I'm not a resident here.
I only run my business here.
- If you'll excuse me. - Yes.
- Have a good day. - Thank you.
Hello there!
Here, let me help you.
I'm okay.
Loving the world is loving your country.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- They're already here. - That's why I wanted to go the other way.
It's because you were taking your time.
You wanted to eat fishcakes.
Isn't it wrong to have both position be filled by a husband and wife?
You're right. The previous two weren't even married and they were still corrupt.
How will we trust a husband and wife?
They seem like a nice couple.
I should vote one of them and choose another person for the other position.
Yes, you're right.
So you want me to be resident representative...
and you'll be President of the Women's Club?
Yes, if they're not going to vote in a married couple...
the people likely to win should get together.
But I don't think your husband will be okay with this, will he?
We'll need to keep it a secret, for both houses.
Well, it doesn't sound bad to me.
Sounds good!
- You want to partner up with me? - Yes.
It won't be collusion, but a partnership.
You could say it's like Trump and Mike Pence's relationship.
If my husband found out...
We need to keep it a secret.
You should trust in your potential...
than your husband to go on with your cause.
I'm in! Let's go for it.
We keep messing up. Let's try again.
You're right. We keep messing up that part.
1, 2, 3, start.
Na Ik-hee! Your phone is ringing.
(Mom's boyfriend)
Hi dad. What?
You want me to do what? No way!
Okay, $30 sounds good.
Hi mom, dad called and asked to keep it a secret.
He asked me to make something for him.
Yeah, that.
Dad said he'd pay me $30.
Okay, $35!
I need you two to help me.
- With what? - Campaigning.
- What? - What?
Traitor.
Look whose talking. You made an alliance with next door as well.
It's not something a person who made a partnership with the neighbor should say.
Let's see what happens. Let's see who will survive.
(8 days until voting)
You're here!
Welcome!
Why in the world did you ask us to come here?
- What are you doing? - What's all this?
Here. You should take one of these first.
Carry this.
You're going to go around the neighborhood and pick up trash.
When you meet people, make sure to smile.
Tell them to remember ♪23 for President and ♪16 for representative!
That's what you'll say. Okay?
Yeah? Got it?
Now, hurry. Let's go!
Move, move!
She's really gone too far.
Haven't you seen this scenery before campaigns?
That's what I'm saying.
It's because she learned campaigning from the television.
Geez.
Picking up trash?
Yes, is there movement from the other side?
Yes, a busload of her relatives.
What? A busload?
First, make sure you take pictures and keep acquiring evidence.
Yes.
I'll destroy her!
I'm open to free real estate consultations.
I can introduce you to good investments and I have a license for asset management.
Don't be burdened, please contact me.
Resident representative is ♪16, Kim Dong-gun and...
♪ 16, Maeng Ra-yeon for Women's Club President.
I hope we can work together!
Yes, yes, yes.
I'm Maeng Ra-yeon. Yes.
Number 16 and 23. Number 16 and 23.
It's me.
- Did you get more evidence? - Yes and I took a lot of pictures.
- Here. - What's this?
These are his dissertation papers.
When I read it carefully, he had a lot of annotations missing.
We might find him liable for plagiarism.
Good job.
When I was at work, I recorded my conversation with my mother-in-law...
and gained evidence of her helping the campaign.
♪ 23 for President of Women's Club.
Kang Dong-gun. Maeng Ra-yeon!
- Thank you! - I hope we can work together!
(7 days until voting)
Let me help you!
Isn't the weather so nice these days?
Look at beautiful clouds.
My name is Na Chun-il.
Hello.
(6 days until voting)
Well, hello there!
Why are you picking all the flowers?
Have a good day.
(5 days until voting)
Let me help you.
(4 days until voting)
Have a good day!
(3 days until voting)
Thank you, I'll try to make a change!
(2 days until voting)
(Announcement)
Are things going well?
Does it feel good to be on the same team with your good-looking neighbor?
You must be happy too.
You've partnered up with the friendly and feminine next door neighbor.
Yes, it's a perfect partnership.
Yes, yes. But you're still not as good as us.
What are you doing? Why I ought to...
(1 day before voting)
I'm sure everyone knows that we'll be voting for the next...
Resident Representative and President of Women's Club via text and on-site voting.
We're having an official debate, so that...
we can assist our residents who have been disappointed...
by the previous officers' corruption.
Not only can we listen to the live debate...
but this is also being televised live via the playground's CCTV.
Can you see us over there?
Then we'll start the debate with the candidates for Resident Representative.
My name is Lee Woong-seok and I used to be a school principal. My number is 18.
After retiring, I decided to volunteer my time...
to the residents of this community.
I will fulfill my duties, just as I have cared for the children at my school.
Mr. Lee, you must look at our residents as if they're children.
That's not what I meant.
I believe Resident Representatives are slaves.
And I consider the residents of this community to be my owners.
Slave and owner?
Isn't that a bit too old?
These days, we're companions.
Residents!
Candidate number 19 illegally received residency.
What are you talking about?
I'm offended by your slander and...
false propaganda.
Candidate number 19, I have a certified copy of property ownership.
This house belongs to a relatives, doesn't it?
And you don't reside here on weekdays.
Then, you're not actually a resident here.
Due to financial reasons, the property is listed under a different name.
I was appointed out of Seoul, so I came up on weekends.
I'll be coming back up next month.
You don't meet the qualifications of residing here for 6 months.
You moved here last year and even if we counted all the weekends...
it's still not enough days.
Respectable residents.
Candidate number 21 is lying to us with her face.
Candidate 23, can you please state verifiable facts?
Yes, I have verification.
Candidate 21 has gone through plastic surgery and that is not her real face.
An anonymous informant has given me her yearbook from her school years.
Resident, please take a look.
It's no joke! Look here.
(Ko So-young)
She had a lot of surgery.
That's a lot of surgery.
This is the report card of candidate 23's Maeng Ra-yeon.
D, F, D, F, D, F.
How can she operate anything for the Women's Club with this kind of brain?
Candidate number 23 is my wife.
I gave information, even though it felt like I was cutting off my own limbs.
Why? Because these two are in political collusion!
They illegally used family members and violated campaigning rules.
Resident, as you can see, I will be first to...
divulge all corruption. Even if it's my family!
Also! Candidate number 16, Jang Dong-gun is suspicious of illegally avoiding the army!
He looks absolutely healthy and has no disqualifications...
but he didn't go to the army, but leisurely went to the defense corp!
Sir, that's a mis-understanding.
- I was abroad studying for a long time. - Dual citizenship?
I was also informed of this information as well.
Residents!
Candidate number 17, is suspicious of tax evasion.
What on earth are you talking about?
Look at this.
An overdue bill for his car payment!
How could a person like this do anything for us?
Residents, last night...
I witnessed an illegal act by Kang Dong-gun!
- Illegal act? - This is video is proof of his acts.
He knicked a car door! When he came home from work...
This video recorded and I witnessed candidate 16...
opening his door and bumping another car with the license plate 8644!
I barely touched that car.
I'm sure that's what you want us to believe.
Are you going to keep this up when I have the evidence in my hand?
Residents! Candidate number 17, Na Chun-il, is a renter.
How would a take care of our community as if he were a true resident living here?
Now that you mention it, let's publicize our assets.
If you had to calculate what I have, I would have absolutely nothing.
I have absolutely nothing at all to my name.
The only thing I have is a daughter, who looks like a rabbit...
and a wife who is like a lynx.
That is the reason why, I am more...
righteous than anyone here.
Everyone!
Geez.
- Dad. - Yeah?
- Mom. - Yeah?
I was consulting this matter with Bo-ram.
Can't you two unify together and come to one candidate?
A unification?
Then, I'll be the only candidate from my house...
and Ko So-young can be the candidate for the Women's Club.
No way. We should support the two people who are most likely to win.
You're right. What's the purpose of unification? It's to get elected.
- That's right. - It should be me and Maeng Ra-yeon.
- You're right. - Honey, I don't think that's right.
Na Chun-il and I will represent us.
Look at the potential, So-young!
I am. That's why I'm saying this.
- That's why it should be us. - We're more likely to win.
- I should be president. - Look at the situation.
Now, now, now! Forget about it.
Negotiation talks are over.
I can't get through to these people. Let's go home, Ik-hee.
- Let's get going. - I think so too. There's no getting through to them.
- Let's go. - Yeah.
This is my house.
You're right.
- What are you doing, honey? - Where are you going, honey?
Why don't you bring him over so you can live with him?
I can't get through to these people. Let's go! Geez.
I could get confused. Who cares?
- How can you get confused about that? - Forget it.
You're not allowed in the master bedroom until voting is over!
I can't be sleeping with the enemy!
Good! It's what I wanted!
(Voting Day)
- Good job. - Thank you.
Did you have someone you liked?
You can step over there to receive a gift.
It's here!
Please.
Please!
Please.
Don't be upset, there's only one position to fill.
Mr. Choi...
it was the highest voter turn-out ever.
People were that much more interested.
But I received the lowest amount of vote in our community's history.
It's a proven fact.
- What is? - Elections aren't to vote a person in.
But people vote to keep a candidate out.
The residents definitely didn't want to see you get elected.
Mr. Choi, do you call that consoling me?
Wow, this is sweet.
It was a marvelous match.
I don't think it was a marvelous match.
But you must be happy since you received more votes than me.
- It was only three more votes. - I see.
Excuse me.
The campaign is over and we have tomorrow off. How about a drink over at my house?
Should we?
Then, I'll be over after I change my clothes and drop off my suitcase.
- Please bring your wife. - Oh, yes. I will.
(Ko So-young: 36 votes/Maeng Ra-yeon: 47 votes)
(Na Chun-il: 25 votes/Kang Dong-gun: 28 votes)
They park their cars illegally, but report civil complaints.
Ra-yeon.
You should've won.
It's a shame.
It's okay. You would've done a good job if you were elected as well.
I think he'll do well. He's older and has been a school principal.
Yes, we should trust him.
This is the first time we've gathered even though we live next to one another.
That's right. We should do this more often.
The 19th Presidential election is only a day away.
There is less than 10 hours left before voting begins.
There's a new president for the Women's Club and resident representative...
all we have to watch and see how they do.
Of course. We need to keep a close eye on them.
Me too, me too.
Should we gather residents and make a surveillance group?
- That's a great idea. - That sounds good.
Then I'll represent the surveillance group.
I'm the one who thought of it, I should be the representative.
You won't have time since you two are working.
- I'll do it. - No, I should do it since you're always busy.
I'm not busy these days.
No way, you're always busy.
I'm the one who thought of it.
I'm the youngest, so I should do it.
- You shouldn't do it. - Why do you guys keep doing this?
Now, now, now! Be quiet! Let's pick a representative with a vote!
Good!
(Episode 23: The person who wants the crown should bear its weight)
(Episode 24 will air in a moment)
(Super Family 2017)