Happy to be together on "Happy Together"!
Let me introduce our very special guests.
Yoo Oseong, Yeo Jingoo, Lee Gyein,
Jo Ujong, Jackson and Kim Inseok.
Welcome.
- We have six guests today. - It's three-on-three.
Usually we've three female guests
and male guests on our show.
Today I see only male guests on both sides.
I have an ominous feeling about today's show.
- What is today's show about? - I don't know.
- Gyein, Oseong and Jingoo? - I wanted to meet them.
On this side, we have Jackson, Ujong and Inseok.
- What's this? - What is today's show about?
What's going on?
If Jingoo is with Jackson, then this would make sense.
- Rising stars? - You could think rising stars.
Even I'm confused. What am I doing here?
Do you know what today's show is about?
- It's manly men versus... - Wait, Gyein...
You said you'd feign ignorance.
You should know better!
We all knew yet we kept quiet.
- He can't lie. - Why keep quiet? Just say so.
What I mean is, aren't I too old to be included?
Why didn't you dress like everyone else?
- You happen... - You were in hiking gears last time.
You shoot the show on my hiking days.
- I have friends... - We shot at night last time.
- I hike at night. - What about today, then?
Fish at my fishing spot...
It'd be bite time at my fishing spot after the show.
- Wait. Why don't you change, then? - I can't.
When I get there after changing my clothes,
all the fish will be long gone, okay?
- Where to? - Gosh, you people...
- You people know nothing. - Stop saying that.
Where would the fish run to?
I have a few fish scales here on my clothes.
- What are you talking about? - Oh, you were fishing?
- You came after fishing? - What were you fishing?
- Trout, trout. - Trout?
Has the show already started?
- No, we'll get our turn. - We will, right?
We got sidetracked for a bit.
Gyein is a swamp.
Once he starts talking, there's no way out.
I was wondering if we'd done our part already.
He's someone who'd call you back inside a store
when you think you're done shopping.
- Please introduce our guests now. - Thank you.
One, two, three.
Hello, we are Carbon Copies.
- We'll introduce our guests. - That sounds great.
Ready? Five, six, seven.
I live to look good, that's all I do
Looking good is what I do to live
Any road that a real man takes
Is not about tears, it's about looking good
- Charismatic men who look good, too. - That's right.
It's Yoo Oseong, Yeo Jingoo and Lee Gyein.
Let's move on. Five, six, seven.
Don't say it, just don't, ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma
Don't, just don't, ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma
We have a group of men who can't bear to keep quiet.
It's Jo Ujong, Jackson and Kim Inseok.
- That was hard work. - Well done.
Saeho, you need to quit smoking.
I think I really should.
Is it Manly Men vs. Chatterboxes?
It's Manly Men vs. Chatterboxes.
We have three very different men in each group.
- Oseong here is... - A manly man.
- Do you think you're manly? - Whoa, his charisma...
I'm just a man but not manly.
- You're exceptionally manly. - We're all men.
- They are but... - Some men aren't manly enough.
- Some men... - You're sitting on the right side.
- You wouldn't want to sit there. - I'd have said no.
It's a bit hard to tell though.
Gyein should be sitting on the other side.
- Come and join us. - You should be sitting here.
Gyein, you're more of a chatterbox, aren't you?
- I chatter but not excessively. - "Not excessively."
I'm Gyein's fan.
- We love having him. - Yeo Jingoo.
- Are you in high school? - He's in his last year.
- Yes. - You're in school?
- You're 18? - Are you 19, then?
- Yes, I'm 19. - He's all grown up.
People think he's slightly older than he really is.
He has a deep, manly voice.
- Don't you have a deep voice? - Yes, I do.
Doesn't he look like George Crooney?
- Who is "George Crooney"? - It's "George Clooney".
It's not "Crooney"?
- Thank you. - He grew up nicely.
I heard that people who are older than Jingoo
- call him "oppa". Is that true? - The actresses?
Some older female fans call me "Jingoo oppa".
How low does your voice go?
To the basement.
To the depth of natural bedrock water.
Guys on this side on this side are definitely noisier.
- We didn't say much. - I'd like to ask a favor.
Can you call me "nuna"?
Shinyoung nuna, nice to meet you.
- I like that. - Shall I try?
- "No, Father." No thanks. - Go on.
Jingoo, do you think you're a manly man?
I don't think I'd say I'm manly.
- I agree with Oseong. I'm just a man. - I see.
He's a real man.
How do you differentiate a manly man from just a man?
What would you call a manly man?
I think a manly man is someone who is older
and he has many experiences in his life.
Even when Oseong is just sitting still...
I have much more experience than him.
Gyein has fishing experiences.
Both of them, even when they're just sitting still...
A manly man should be able to take on seven guys.
- In Oseong's case... - What are you talking about?
- Aren't we friends? - Gyein is the better fighter.
- Oseong, you can fight... - Don't go there.
- In Gangnam... - What do you mean?
- What's that? - You had a few fights in Gangnam.
- Fights... - You don't lose, right?
- You don't, right? - Well...
I haven't hit anyone or gotten hit by anyone.
No one picks a fight with a manly man.
What about you, Jingoo?
- Were you ever in a fight? - All men fight.
Some even pick a fight.
- Someone did. - No, not quite.
I usually try to prevent or break up fights.
That's a real man.
Gyein, what do you think is a manly man?
It's not about fighting seven guys.
There he goes with his bluffs.
- You can't bluff. - I'm not bluffing.
We've had enough.
His nickname is Bluffer Gyein.
You can't lie here.
There are two people who are only funny on our show.
- Who? - They're Kim Suyong and Lee Gyein.
Producers would liked them here so
they'd invite them as guests and become disappointed.
Our crew gets so many complaints.
- How many should you fight? - It's not about that.
I prepared a black plastic bag.
I woke up one morning after a night out drinking
and I had a bad feeling.
I decided to go back to the scene of the crime
and I went into the alley.
- I put white things in the bag. - What were they?
- What white things? - They were teeth.
What a liar.
- That can't have happened. - It's nonsense.
You get worse each time.
You picked up teeth?
How much of the plastic bag did you fill?
I filled the whole thing.
- Impossible. - What's wrong with you?
It's nonsense.
Are you sure they're not popcorn?
You're saying that your teeth are dentures, right?
All your teeth fell out?
He collected his teeth?
There are so many really manly men around me.
You should know.
How should we know? We don't know.
- We don't know. - Super strength demonstrations.
- I killed a bull with my bare fist. - Tell us later.
I hit the bull hard, so my arm shrunk.
- I call that his second bluff. - His second bluff.
He bluffs about four to five times on our show.
He started off today with two.
- We'll come back to them. - One arm is shorter.
Did you see that? He bent one arm on purpose.
What trick is that?
I punched the bull
- Jingoo... - and the cartilage shifted and stayed.
Jingoo, what do you think about him? Be honest.
- Do you think it's true? - Do you believe him?
It's true.
- Why would I make up a story? - They asked Jingoo.
Answer them.
- Do you believe him? - Be honest.
- I'm not sure about anything else. - His arms.
I don't get the part about his arms.
Do you believe the rest, then?
- What about the teeth he collected? - In the bag.
How many people's teeth were there?
I don't know.
It was probably a whole neighborhood.
We'll move on to the chatterboxes for now.
He assaulted a whole neighborhood.
This person caused a fuss at an annual award ceremony.
- "I will become the CEO of KBS." - In the future.
- He won't quit. - Exactly.
- Yes. - You'll never freelance?
- No, well... - No?
- That's not what I said. - What do you mean?
- I didn't say that. - Okay.
- I can't be a freelancer now. - You can't?
- You gave your word. - It's because of what I said.
I'll stay on while the current CEO is around.
- Under a new CEO... - He said if he becomes CEO,
he'll make me and Shinyoung head of departments.
- I'll be the chief producer. - Jaeseok heads TV.
- You've to wait until, then. - What about Myungsoo?
Myungsoo? I was going to send him away
to a station in a rural area where he can retire.
- To retire? - Like Jeju Island.
Don't you get a lot of calls to freelance?
I would think so.
He met my agency CEO earlier today
and told him he regrets saying what he said.
- He wants to take it back. - A typical chatterbox.
- He talks way too much. - Too much.
People ask me.
They ask if I can really become CEO.
I need to get promoted fast if it's to happen.
- I have to head a department in three years. - What?
- Three years. - Can an anchor head a department?
I can head a department
- but no anchor has ever became CEO. - Right?
- Not yet. - Yes, they did at other TV stations.
Who? I mean at KBS.
- Um Giyeong. - He was a reporter.
We normally see a reporter and an anchor as the same.
- No, no. - Liar.
- It's different. - It's a job.
You're worse. You can't be CEO even if you tried.
The labor union wouldn't let you.
You're worrying about them now?
Like a teabag.
I have to or I won't get to eat.
That must've been scary
Show it to me? Should I show you?
What about you, Jackson?
- Are you a chatterbox? - What does he do anyway?
- Say hello. - GOT7.
- GOT7, GOT7. - Introduce yourself.
Do the GOT7 thing.
I'm Jackson from GOT7, JYP's new group from last year.
- I have a greeting. - He's a chatterbox.
- It might shock you. - Look in front of the camera.
Look at the camera.
That must hurt.
- Does it hurt? - Are you okay?
- Are you okay? - That was cool.
- He did it without using his hands. - That was cool.
- He didn't even warm up. - Exactly.
I actually stretched out before we started.
- Does it hurt? - I'm fine.
I noticed he kept doing this earlier.
I wondered what that had to do with saying hi.
- He's a chatterbox and a show off. - Is he?
- I can tell from his aura. - Why did you dress up?
Why are you wearing a crown and a chain?
- My surname is "Wang" for king. - Jackson Wang.
I'm wearing the chain because GOT7 is a hip-hop group.
I wore something to represent hip-hop.
- He isn't Korean. - You're from Hong Kong, right?
- Did you do fencing? - I was on the national team.
- Yes, I did fencing. - Epee or saber?
- I used a saber. - Saber.
He looked really good.
You're a singer. Can you sing something for us?
- I'll beatbox for you. - Beatbox? Great, go on.
Hang on.
- He needs time to warm up. - What is it?
- Oh, a sip. - He's showing off.
- That's how one shows off. - I know.
He's good.
Happy Together
- Jackson! - Well done.
- He does everything for you. - How?
He beatboxes, dances, and sings if you ask him,
but he said he wouldn't lend you money.
- He'd do everything but lend you cash? - Yes.
I got paid a while ago.
I had nothing left after a few trips
to the convenience store.
- So... - He spent too much.
- He got paid and... - How often did you go?
- spent it all at a store. - Was it 23 dollars?
Has JYP ever scolded you, Jackson?
I never... I don't get scolded.
- He scolds you all the time? - All the time?
- Every day? - Whenever he sees me,
he says things like, "Practice hard."
- He complimented me once. - About what?
He said my shoes were nice.
I was walking by the studio and he said, "Nice shoes".
JYP's first compliment to you was about your shoes.
Our third and last chatterbox is Kim Inseok.
- It's his first time here. - You just got married.
- Congratulations. - Congratulations.
- Your wife is an English instructor. - Yes.
- She was a Miss Korea. - A Miss Korea.
- Angela. - How did that happen?
His wife is very famous.
- She's very talented. - She's a popular teacher.
I shouldn't mention this, but I heard
- bad things happened since then? - Like what?
- A broken leg. - Whose?
- She broke a leg before the wedding. - Who did?
- My wife did. - Did you break her leg?
That's what everyone says.
She broke it again a while after the wedding
and two days ago, I was in a car accident.
- You were? - Yes, I was.
- This is bad. - So many accidents...
Two broken legs and a car crash after the wedding...
- Now only good things will happen. - Right?
- Of course. - Before the show,
Mr. Noh, the CEO of Inseok's company said,
"Please look out for Inseok."
"This is his first talk show."
"Inseok, don't do more than what you're capable of."
"Try a little less and don't mess up."
Most CEOs I know say, "Do your best. Try hard."
He said, "Don't do more than you can."
- He was afraid I'd go too far... - I know.
- and ruin my image. - He's actually a gentleman.
- I just don't get it. - Get what?
Your wife is very famous.
- She earns a lot of money. - So I heard.
She earns a lot more money than you do.
She does earn much more money than I do.
That's why you married her.
- That's what people think. - And?
People think that my wife earns a fortune.
But it's just that I only make small money.
- That's why. - It makes sense now.
- It's relative. - There are rumors about you.
- That's right. - "You're from a rich family."
- Did your father run an amusement park? - Did he?
Because of that story my father...
Is it true? Tell us that first.
- I'll tell you. - Yes or no?
- He did run one. He did! - He did!
- This is why it gets out of hand. - How so?
I'll tell you exactly what my father told me.
"You shot your mouth off and it's killing me."
- Why is that? - Because I mentioned it,
rumors spread and my father's friends...
"You shot your mouth off".
He was that angry.
- "Say no and end it." - Was it not a theme park?
- It wasn't a big park. - Just a manager, then?
- He did own an amusement park. - Is it still his?
- Was there a Viking ship ride? - Yes. He quit now.
- In Jangheung? - We're close so I know.
Inseok's father had worked for the securities firm and
he invested all his earnings in the park and went broke.
- That story just got twisted. - That's what happened.
Whenever my father would meet his friends,
they'd tell him to pay.
- "Your son told the world." - about the theme park.
- "You're rich." - But it closed down?
- He got tired of paying for his friends. - Oh dear.
He said, "Don't shoot your mouth off."
Oseong, while texting our staff about the interview,
- you used emoticons? - He seems charismatic...
- but so cute, or so the writers said. - I heard.
Now that I'm older and weaker, I can't be bothered.
- Not in front of Gyein. - I'm sorry.
His arms are different lengths, too.
- I crossed my arms, see? - He squints.
- This is how he looks at his phone. - That far away?
Now that I'm getting older I realized that
I should say "Thanks", "I love you", "I'm sorry"
- as often as possible. - You're right,
we should say those words more.
- Nothing bad comes of saying them. - Yes.
Oseong plays strong and tough characters,
but he's not like that.
Gyein used to say that my characters shaped my image.
- In real life... - You aren't like that.
- Do you text Jingoo? - I don't have his number.
You don't stay in touch, then?
I didn't have a cell phone.
- Jingoo doesn't have a cell phone. - Why not?
Now that I'm working continuously
and I have to contact directors and other actors,
- I got a 2G phone. - You're not like other teens.
Don't you surf the Internet?
- I do that on the PC at home. - Read the newspapers?
Yes... No, the newspapers...
The morning papers?
Who does this?
- T-T-Turn the pages. - "T-T-Turn"...
- I haven't heard that in a while. - He's different.
These days, teenagers can't live without their phones.
Sometimes he's like an old man
- but then sometimes he is... - He's a kid?
Yes, but he's very serious
and he gets passionately absorbed in his work
so that makes me think he's mature for his age.
His name "Jingoo" sounds like he'd be "real deal"
and "serious".
He's wearing some cute stickers, though.
He could hug a stuffed animal in bed at home.
- Like Choi Hongman? - He's not Choi Hongman.
Do you think you look older than your age?
Yes, right now I do look older than my age.
What was the oldest someone thought you were?
Many people know my age and treat me as such now,
but they used to think I was an adult.
We actually have a video footage.
It's a shot of Jingoo with Park Boyoung.
It's a shot of them, then and now.
- Do we? - Yes, we do.
- Are you curious? - Yes.
2008 SBS Drama Awards Child Actor Award.
It's the Child Actor Award.
- Yeo Jingoo, Kim Youjung. - Congratulations.
- This is when he was 12. - That's them?
- Look at Youjung. - She's a baby.
Jingoo looks so young, too.
- Jingoo first. - That's...
Yoo Seungho looks older than Jingoo, right?
Thank you.
- I'm thankful to my classmates, - His classmates.
and thank you so much to my teachers.
I'll study hard and work hard.
His voice is so different.
- He was young. - I'll work harder.
- Look at him now. - Hello, I'm Yeo Jingoo.
- Boyoung hasn't changed. - She looks just the same.
The two footages aren't that far apart.
- Just six years. - I remember saying that
once he's old enough, when he becomes an adult,
I'd like to be cast as Jingoo's love interest one day.
He grew up so much.
Those two footages weren't even a decade apart.
- It's just six years later. - The little boy
- is now a real man. - Older women like that.
- Will he look middle aged in six years? - No.
Come on!
- Watch what you say. - I was just asking.
- You shot a film recently. - Did you?
- What kind of film is it? - That's why you're here.
It's a great film.
- Would it be bad, then? - It's based on a novel
by novelist Jung Yujeong, which is about young people.
- In the 20th century, there was "Beat". - "Beat".
The topic matter is slightly different,
but it's still about the youth.
I tell people that our film is the 21st century "Beat".
Jingoo, do you realize you're famous?
I do feel and realize that people care about me
but it doesn't affect my everyday life,
be it at school or such.
- He's popular with older female actresses. - He is.
- Especially... - They want to be his love interest.
Because I look older...
No, we'll say you grew up very fast.
I guess you don't know this.
Women love a man with a deep voice.
- Do you? - We have a thing for good voices.
- The audio cues... - What about your husband?
He has a good voice.
My husband has an amazing voice.
His voice is 500 times better than yours.
Back in the day... I'll apologize in advance.
In the past we said,
"Kid, why does your voice echo like in a bath?"
- We said that. - And?
Now they say it sounds good and that women love it
but back then, you'd have gotten beaten.
Why would anyone get beat over that?
It happened back then.
A democracy discriminates against deep voices?
- What are you talking about? - Back then...
- It was wrong. - Gyein, I have a question for you.
We nicknamed you Bluffer Gyein on your last appearance.
Now you say everyone thinks you always bluff.
- He talks about catching a fish this big. - He does.
Where would you get one that big?
Show it to me? I mean, should I show you?
What can I show you?
The fish?
I'm annoyed.
Gyein never fails to make us laugh.
When did I say it was this big? It was this big.
You said this big.
- Yes, that big. - What kinds of fish do you catch?
I'd catch trout but basically all kinds.
What's the biggest number you caught in one go?
- Be honest. - Listen, I went fishing for a week.
I kept fishing because they kept biting.
I was so into it that I didn't care if I lost my job.
I have poor eyesight but let me tell you the truth,
- I kept fishing. - And they kept biting?
Day and night, they kept biting
- and my hands puffed up. - From all the pulling.
- Exactly. - That much sounds plausible.
I kept going to the village to buy a large net
to keep the fish I'd caught alive in the water.
I bought one, filled that... I had a total of 10 nets.
I stayed up for a week wearing my contacts.
Can you stay awake for a week?
- They kept biting. - So how many fish?
I can't say the exact number, but at least over 1,000.
No one can catch over 1,000 fish.
The fish market would have less than that.
- Are you a trawler? - He's a whole industry.
What did you eat?
- What did you eat? - What did you do about food?
- Did you eat your fish? - No, I didn't.
- I had food delivered. - Delivery?
I was fishing on a floating deck
and I'd forgotten to bring saline solution.
I used to rinse my contacts in a saline solution.
Your eyes puff up if you wear them over a week.
I should have taken them out and soak them in saline,
- but I'd forgotten. - What happened?
I thought if I rinsed them in the river,
- they might get contaminated. - That's dangerous.
So I asked the owner of the fishing area for barley tea
and used that because it's boiled tea.
I put my contacts in the barley tea.
- And then... - Did you drink it?
I soaked them and...
- You said you didn't sleep. - I took a nap.
You slept.
I was dozing off when I couldn't see the float.
My eyesight actually improved with age.
I looked in the barley tea for my contacts and
they had turned red because of the barley.
The barley dye?
What other choice do I have but to use them?
- I can't see without them. - They're tinted red.
All the fish looked red.
They looked like goldfish.
- The contacts were red. - Goldfish carp.
- That's how many I caught. - Why after a week...
What made you think you'd had enough?
My body couldn't handle it. After a week, I was...
- What about the fish? - Half of them died.
They'd been squished.
- What about the rest of them? - The 500 fish?
I released them in the MBC's fountain.
- Those are your fish? - I left them there.
Let me show you how many fish there were.
If I got a stick and hit the surface of the water,
five or six fish would float, dead of shock.
Were they piranhas for them to keep on biting?
- There were that many fish. - So to speak.
- Gyein has so many stories to tell. - He does.
They aren't stories because they're all true.
Anything we talk about is a story.
I remember this one.
- Jumping from the fourth floor. - Bam-bam-bam-bam.
- Did you hear? He jumped from the fourth... - Fifth.
Fifth floor? They added a floor?
- It's higher. - It's being renovated.
It was four floors last year. This year it's five.
- He jumped and wasn't hurt. - I didn't...
This is why people think I'm bluffing.
- I'd played pool and had no cash. - So you ran.
- One guy had to pay. - Yes, and that was me.
The owner had his eyes on me the whole time.
I went to the bathroom when he wasn't looking
and when I looked inside I saw...
- Tada, a drainpipe. - Made of galvanized steel.
Yes. I thought I could slide down that.
So I held on to it and slid down like it were a pole.
But it snapped halfway down.
I wouldn't be here if the buildings were far apart.
But they were close.
When I started falling...
Bam-bam-bam. Bam-bam-bam.
I landed on my feet.
I'd be dead if I'd fallen flat.
Do you see how we feel?
He said he landed on his feet.
Bam-bam.
We on the chatterbox side are so quiet.
They have us cornered.
Manly men talk a lot.
You talked long enough earlier.
- I didn't say much. - It's okay to talk.
- Broken bones, parks... - I asked three questions.
What do you think about Gyein?
- Can you tell his job? - I thought he's a fisherman.
- A fisherman. - A fisherman.
- Ujong, you host a radio show. - Yes, I do.
Why do women listeners dislike you now?
- What did you say? - He has more haters than fans.
I just said what I thought
- and my opinion still hasn't changed. - Tell us.
Usually when getting married,
men buy a house and women bring home appliances.
Why should it be like that?
I suggested women could buy a house.
You also talked about men quitting smoking.
If men should quit smoking,
women should quit drinking coffee.
When you go out on a date,
men usually pay for everything.
Why should we?
- Pay almost evenly. - You'd pay a bit more?
Not many women would like those ideas.
- Ujong's nickname is Jo-Obnoxious. - Jo-Obnoxious?
Lee Gyeonggyu also gave him a nickname, which is
- Third-rate anchor. - Yes, third-rate anchor.
How did that come about?
My other nickname is Trash.
How come?
Gyeonggyu and I had a drink after shooting a program.
I talk about all sorts of things when I'm off work.
I told dirty stories and I guess Gyeonggyu thought,
"What's wrong this guy?"
We left around three in the morning
when the collectors pick up garbage.
Gyeonggyu saw their truck and told me to get in.
He said I should always ride that truck home
at three in the morning.
Inseok, what has changed since you got married?
- My thoughts about "home" have changed. - How so?
Home used to be a resting place,
but now it's another workplace.
Jaeseok seems to agree with you wholeheartedly.
Don't you agree?
- I do not. - I'm sure.
Today I did the laundry, washed the dishes,
separated the recyclables, and took out the food waste.
Usually I'm charged and ready to work when I leave,
but today I got here already a little tired.
- Even the opening... - Workplaces are more relaxing.
- Are they? - Oh, yes.
- We rest here. - You like it here?
I can sit down here,
but I can't sit still at home.
- You're always on your feet? - "Jaeseok!"
- When I go to sit down... - "Dad!"
- It's worse with children. - It is.
- You can't relax. - You too, Myungsoo?
- Here we can sit down. - If there's a baby,
- it drives you crazy. - It's that bad?
Oseong, do you prefer to work, too?
No, there's nothing to go crazy about.
What does that make me?
Say you agree.
What do you think?
- Housewives have a lot to do. - That's true.
- It's tough. - Think about it, Inseok.
- She saved you. - She did.
Be grateful that she's in your life.
That's what Oseong thinks. What about you, Gyein?
- What about me? - Do you like leaving home to work?
You guys wait until you are my age,
then you leave home as if you're getting kicked out.
What can you do at home?
- You get kicked out every day. - Well...
Is that why you go hiking and fishing?
You have to enjoy life as much as you can.
For how many years, did your wife kiss you good-bye?
We don't kiss each other good-bye.
That only happens in dramas.
She asks me, "Where are you going?"
and I say, "Why do you care?"
That's when you get manly.
- That's how we talk but... - And you get kicked out.
Of course, we feel love and affection.
- How do manly men show that? - Like this.
- How? - Say something and I'll respond.
- You play the wife. - "Are you going somewhere?"
"Why do you care?"
How is that love and affection?
That's how you start a fight.
- That's so full of tension. - That's how I talk.
She has a question.
- "Give me some money for groceries." - "What?"
- "Are you going fishing again?" - "Zip it."
- What was that? - Where is the love?
How I feel inside is very different.
Jingoo, we'll go back to you.
Are there any girls in your school that you like?
I go to an all-boys school, so I don't date anyone.
- Nonsense. - I went to an all-boys middle and
high schools and I dated just fine.
He managed to have three girlfriends.
- You've never dated in your life? - No.
- I love that. - That's a lie.
- It's different. - Why should he have dated before?
- It's odd to never have dated. - Everyone dates now.
It's not like I haven't had a crush on someone
but I haven't actually dated anyone.
What kind of girl do you like?
I'm not really cute or adorable,
- so someone who acts cute. - She has to act cute.
Someone right here is really good at that.
The Cutie Shinyoung.
- Cute and what else? - She has to be short.
- Short? - She's short.
- Someone who smiles. - Smiles.
Ask if he's eaten yet.
Have you eaten yet?
- Scare him off. - Let's go watch a film.
There's this one line Shinyoung says very well.
"I'll spend the rest of my life making you unhappy."
- She's trying to be cute. - Help me out, Father.
- Say that to him. - In your voice?
- Who would like that? - It's adorable.
"I'll spend the rest of my life"
- "making you unhappy." - That's cute?
He's the only one who's pleased.
- No one else likes it. - Isn't it fun?
It's fun.
Oseong, we touched on this topic earlier but
- you and Misun are college friends? - Really?
We started college in the same year.
- We were Class of 1989. - Did you study together?
We did for two years until I joined the army.
- I stayed. - Wasn't there anything between you two?
He liked a friend of mine.
- There was a love triangle. - With who?
Three of us guys liked the same girl,
but we were all friends and decided to give up on her.
- So we got a little paper cutter. - A paper cutter.
- That's such an old word. - The old razors?
USSR. Red China.
- East, West Germany. - East and West Germany.
- France. - Gorbachev.
- We made a blood pact. - Was there a scar?
I do have a scar right here.
I thought it had to be done right and so
- I cut a long slit. - Only you did?
The others just bore a small hole.
You're scaring me. Slits and holes...
90 percent of the blood was mine.
- So no one dated her? - None of us did.
- How loyal. - That's a tough call.
That girl already had a boyfriend at the time.
- We liked her not knowing that. - It was one-sided.
I have a question for our three manly men.
When you see injustice, do you act or ignore it?
- I don't ignore it. - Right?
- Say you see school kids smoking. - Smoking teens.
- A group. - Say there are 15 of them.
That isn't an issue.
I just have to beat up one of them.
- Remember the film. - "I go after one guy."
"Attack The Gas Station!"
Why are you coming after me?
I go after just one guy.
- I remembered that scene. - We didn't mean that.
- Go for it. - Oseong, you would do something.
- I go up and tell them not to smoke. - Of course.
Ujong, do you ignore injustice?
I tend to when I'm at work.
- Why? - At work...
- What injustice? - Sometimes I'm forced to
- do a show I don't want to. - I see.
- What show? - That's an injustice?
- It isn't. - But I go with it anyway and
- I do the show. - Can that be considered injustice?
From my point of view, my boss is being unjust.
I guess we have a different view.
I had enough once and refused to do the show.
I said, "It's too boring and I can't do it."
My boss turned around and picked up a pen
- and threw it at me. - Then what happened?
- Did you complain? - It hit me right here.
- You shouldn't let it go. - You shouldn't.
- What? - You shouldn't let it go.
I held it in.
It hurt so much, and there were so many people around.
He threw a pen at me and actually hit me.
He said something incredulous to our staff.
That he's interested in Han Groo.
I've always had an interest in her.
- She goes to church. - She does.
It's the church Lee Sungmi goes to.
Sungmi told me to come by, so she could introduce us.
- You are... - I'm Christian.
- So... - Do you go to church every week?
Well, I don't.
How are you a Christian if you don't?
What Christian doesn't go to church?
- My parents go. - At least.
- Your parents... - That's them.
That doesn't make sense.
- This is weird. - What is?
We were talking about injustice.
Why is he talking about his personal life?
It was fun. What's the problem?
We already covered that, and I asked another question.
- We're talking about Han Groo now. - Are we?
His version of an injustice is
when someone threw a pen at him?
- That's injustice? - That?
I could've talked back.
You should talk about an injustice to others.
- Your problems... - Go on.
That happened, too.
I met some thugs or rather some middle school kids.
- They were smoking outside. - And so?
I'm okay with teenagers smoking,
but it was outside a library and they were so noisy.
- I told them to be quiet. - What happened?
I said, "Be quiet."
There were two boys at first.
More of them slunk into view like lions.
- Now there were seven or eight of them. - And?
- They were young boys. - I told them to be quiet.
As I said that, I walked backwards.
- A broken record. - "Be quiet. Be quiet."
I repeated that like I stuttered or something.
You sounded like a video still loading.
I felt like I was talking to myself.
I look beyond them when I talk, not at them.
Jackson, you played sports. What are you like?
Does injustice mean bullying someone?
- It could be. - What isn't right.
Something that's wrong.
This happened to me once.
I was passing by and
there was a very smart kid in my school.
Around him were not real gangsters but...
- Some bad students? - Bad... You know, right?
They surrounded him.
I wanted to talk them out of beating him up,
but I was afraid they'd attack me.
- So I got into a taxi and yelled. - From a taxi?
- Out of the window? - "Hey, hey!"
Did you cover up your face?
No, they weren't from my school.
You told the taxi driver your destination
and yelled out of the window at them.
- They'd have thought you knew them. - Maybe.
Jackson, we mentioned earlier that
you were a show off in school.
I was a bit popular because I competed in sports.
- Did you play basketball to show off? - Yes, I did.
- "Action basketball." - In my school,
the court was in the middle of the building.
There were girls on every floor,
so I felt like I was entering the NBA court.
- Going in... - Did you tear off your pants?
I played basketball as soon as I got to school.
I felt like whenever I scored,
a girl from one of the floors would swoon, you know?
I think we were like that, too.
- Show us. - Show us the difference the girls make.
- Usually we just whack it in like this. - Yes.
Sometimes I look up to the third floor.
If someone is watching, I go like this.
I glance around whenever I shoot.
He looks up at the girls but not the hoop.
After a workout or a match, they do this
- to relax. - Do what?
- They're panting. - Isn't he trying too hard?
This is exactly what Inseok's CEO feared would happen.
He went over and beyond and crashed.
He should focus on his stories
rather than try to show or say too much.
He should've told a story about himself later on.
He was in the back all along to cheer Inseok on.
- He was doing just fine. - He just snuck out.
It was a surprise even for us.
Did you wife say anything before you came here today?
She wished me luck.
- We just talked. - About what?
- She asked me how I'm doing. - What did you say?
I told her that I'm doing very well.
Call her back.
Tell her you're starting over.
Call and apologize.
- Start over. - Sorry, Honey.
Let's give him a chance.
Inseok, what injustice did you see while driving?
- This is it. - It's his chance.
Someone drove dangerously...
I actually cut him off
and I think he took it very badly.
He stopped his vehicle in front of mine.
We almost crashed.
I overtook him because I was angry
and that kept on going for a while.
Finally, he told me to pull over.
- He wanted to fight it out. - Yes, he did.
He drove a truck.
I could only see his side profile, and he looked young.
- You could only see this much. - Yes, that much.
That was all I could see of him from my car.
You saw his side profile and chin and thought
- you could take him on. - I was confident.
- You agreed. - Okay, pull over.
- I parked behind his truck. - And?
- He delivered beverages. - Mineral water?
- Men who deliver beverages are strong. - Water?
- Their arms... - His arms looked like Astro Boy's.
His arms, the muscles...
- His forearms... - From here to here.
His arms were like one huge block of muscles.
- In a sleeveless shirt. - He looked like a boy.
But he had Astro Boy's arms.
Two men got out of the truck.
- I thought I was doomed. - What happened, then?
I had no choice, so I got out of my car.
He grabbed my collar.
That feeling...
- It's different. - You know how strong
they are when they grab you by the collar.
- It's happened to you? - Oh, yes.
- Someone grabbed my waistband. - Did he?
Isn't that the worst feeling?
- I couldn't move. - A leg is lifted off the ground.
I couldn't move at all.
He grabbed me right here and squeezed me like a teabag.
- I thought my brains would burst out. - What then?
I grabbed his collar.
He snorted and rolled my hands back like this.
- Like a can opener. - Exactly.
He almost made an origami out of my hands.
- That's when you become obedient. - Yes.
If you don't, they spit in your face
- then it's the end of your life and pride. - Right.
Let me ask the three of you.
- Do you show off at all? - As manly men.
Is there anything you can't stand
or a situation in which you show off?
Is there, Oseong?
Honestly, not at all.
If I must mention something, I can't choose gifts
so I don't know brands or prices.
When I go to a department store to buy my wife a gift,
I need to look around.
Once I make an eye contact with someone, I can't ignore.
- I need to go around and... - Compare the products.
That's why I try not to make an eye contact.
Once I do, I have to buy from that store.
When I buy something that way,
I get yelled at by my wife for buying it.
- You can't say, "I'll look around." - Salespeople,
if you ever make an eye contact with Oseong...
I get all nervous in the department stores.
I can't look at salespeople in brightly-lit stores.
- Men are like that. - We are.
Don't people avoid making an eye contact with you?
- They don't. - No?
I'm just this guy from the neighborhood.
I just walk about and if I see someone
or if storekeepers call out to say hi and go,
"Oh, Oseong, hello," I just greet them back.
- Are you competitive? - I heard when you drink.
Drinkers never want to lose to anyone else.
- I haven't seen anyone beat me at drinking. - See?
I've seen him drinking.
- He gets so drunk. - Does he?
- Because... - He gets so drunk.
- That's because... - He said, "Pour me a drink!"
- It's not like that. - I couldn't even greet him.
I actually can't drink much.
What I mean by not seeing anyone beat me is that
I'm totally drunk after two bottles of soju.
So I never know what happens to whoever
I was drinking with.
- You get drunk first. - I get drunk and pass out.
Oh, I see.
Jingoo, are you competitive?
- I think I am. - Are you?
It's even more so because I go to an all-boys school.
- Things you don't even have to win at... - Such as?
- Racing to the cafeteria. - That's cute.
Finishing a pastry first.
- Seeing who can pee the furthest. - We did it a lot.
Racing up the stairs.
Yes! My classroom is on the third floor.
We'd race from the first floor.
You and Jackson are sitting on opposite benches.
How about a race to see who switches seats first?
Jingoo and Jackson...
Do I become trash if I lose?
No, no.
- I played sports. - That's not an issue.
I think he'll be very fast.
Ready?
Go!
- Jackson wins. - Jackson was faster.
He took his robe off. He's showing off.
Let's try it again.
This is a man's true competitiveness.
- This is really nothing. - I noticed that
- he got up too soon. - He did.
I started too soon?
Let's try again, fair and square.
Sit your bottom on the bench.
The look in Jingoo's eyes changed. Go!
- It was so close! - Jackson wins.
- It was close. - Head to the ceiling.
- What? - Jumping to the ceiling.
- Jumping? - Should we try that?
Okay.
- I can't jump. - Aren't they similar heights?
Jingoo, how tall are you?
- I'm 175 or 176 cm. - Try jumping up.
- They're similar. - With your head.
- You jump. - He can go first?
- Rock-paper-scissors. - Rock-paper-scissors.
He played later and still lost.
- I won. - He played his hand later.
- Stop taking off your robe. - Show your muscles.
Show us your muscles.
- Jackson, take your crown off. - No.
- You could hurt yourself. - You could.
- Bash through it if you want. - I'll try.
Do it.
- No, no, no. - Wait, wait.
- You missed. - I was scared.
Scared of what?
You failed on your first try.
- Try once more. - Seriously?
You failed on your first try.
- Can you reach the ceiling? - He was scared.
- Of getting hurt. - It's scary.
Are you ready? Go.
- Oh, that was good. - You did it.
- Jingoo, Jingoo. - Will you try?
- You can't just give in. - Of course.
Give it a go.
- You'll reach it with no problem. - Jump from there.
He's ready.
- You can run a few steps, too. - Okay.
- Good luck. - I'm ready.
- His voice... - He looks so serious.
Over this?
- Once more. I tried twice. - One more try.
- Jingoo... - He was almost there.
- You can do it this time. - He's upset.
- Jump straight up. - He can't give up now.
- Good luck. - He can't give in?
- What's that for? - Why are you taking off his robe?
Jackson, why...
- You can't lose. - I know.
- Good luck. - Ready!
- Do it! - Is this game even worth this?
- Ready? - It was slippery.
- Silence. - Ready, go.
He did it!
- He did it. - Then Jackson... With your elbow?
Touch the ceiling with your elbow?
Jackson is ready.
- Are you sure? - Try it.
- Wish me luck. - Good luck.
What does that make him?
- Jingoo is... - He's fired up.
- Those challenging motions... - Jackson, do it.
- Okay. - Was that a challenge?
I'm ready!
I'll do both now.
- Stop it, stop it. - That's enough.
I did it. I did it.
Sit back down, everyone.
- How about a team game? - As a team?
All three of you switch seats simultaneously.
MC, is it okay if we use
whatever way possible to get there?
- Can we fly or... - Yes, you can.
We can run or anything as long as we get there.
You can use your super powers.
- He took off his shoes. - For a firm grip.
It's a wooden floor.
- Don't make us laugh. - What was that?
- I was charging my energy. - We're getting ready.
Are you ready? Go!
"Father, Father."
Are you ready? Go!
- "Father, Father." - I was so surprised.
"Father."
I was so surprised.
- He came for my legs. - "Father!"
- That hurt. - Where were you headed?
Rolling slows you down.
Why did you roll?
I wasn't sure if I should jump up or not.
His legs were still up.
You should've given me a mat.
Why would you roll when that takes longer?
I didn't think a random challenge
- would last this long. - That was fun.
Once men get fired up, they keep going.
They're unlike women in that aspect.
Jingoo, how did you become an actor?
My debut was in a 2005 film, "Sad Movie".
He said he debuted in "Sad Movie" but
- we've heard he debuted before that. - Really?
Do you see Jingoo?
This is Jingoo.
Will daddy win or will the bike win, yeah
You said "yeah" then, too.
- The show was "Dad's Challenge". - I remember.
- He was cheering for his dad. - "Dad's Challenge."
- Was this when you were eight? - Yes, I was.
Do you remember that?
I actually don't.
- Rapper Jingoo. - I remembered a little bit
after watching the footage.
Do you remember what your dad did?
I think he rode a bike.
The graphics at the top said "unicycle".
The dads were given time to learn something new
- and if they succeed, they win prizes. - Yes.
Did someone see that and cast you?
- I don't think so. - No?
I auditioned and that's how I started acting.
You were young when you debuted,
so you weren't uncomfortable at after parties?
You could've been.
- Not at all. - Not really.
- Did you tag along? They drink alcohol. - Yes.
- I drink sodas. - How many bottles?
Bottles of sodas?
- Bottles of sodas. - Did you know?
- Jaeseok drinks six. - Six if I'm in a good mood.
You drink way too much. Drink less.
- Coke and lemonade. - Those are my staples.
If I'm in a great mood, I drink orange soft drinks.
I heard members of a filming crew got confused
- and asked Jingoo to join them for a smoke. - Yes.
- When I was 16 and in a drama. - What happened?
What did they say?
I wasn't as well-known back then
and the guys didn't know how old I was.
I just followed them around calling them "Brother"
and we got a bit close until one day,
one of them said, "Jingoo, let's go for a smoke."
That was when I was going from 15 to 16.
It was during the winter break.
When I said, "I'm still a minor",
- he was so shocked. - I'm sure.
- Jackson drinks champagne by candlelight? - Alone?
I played competitive sports.
- After a workout, I relax in the Jacuzzi. - Jacuzzi?
- My father... - At home?
- Yes, at home. - The whirlpool bath?
- He's rich. - The hot water bath.
I relax with my father and drink in there.
How big is it that two men can fit in?
- Are you a millionaire? - It's not that big.
Jackson's house has four floors.
The second floor is his and the third his brother's.
- Right? - Yes.
- We share. - Hong Kong's real estate is expensive.
Hong Kong's real estate is expensive.
- I don't know. - It's your father's?
Let's be friends.
Aren't you rich, too?
"Aren't you rich, too?"
- I shot my mouth off again. - "You're rich, too."
- "Why are you latching on to me?" - "Why me?"
Jackson drew the line.
You drink wine in the Jacuzzi...
We talk about practice. My father is a fencing coach.
He coached me,
so we talked about the techniques we covered that day.
- He always told me to stay alert. - So you talk.
Jackson, you had to learn Korean to work here.
Were there any words that were hard to say?
The pronunciation is hard and so are the honorifics.
Greetings when you leave or stay.
In Hong Kong, we use one phrase for "Go."
We say, "Okay, go," and just leave.
Here in Korea, when you part with someone,
you have formal greetings.
There's a greeting for specific situations.
I learned them then went back to Hong Kong.
When I parted from my Hong Kong friends,
I said the farewell greetings in English.
My friends started saying, "What happened to Jackson?"
Now that we brought up the topic,
how about we practice our pronunciation?
- Shouldn't he be better now? - Maybe.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
He would chuck, he would, as much as he could.
- Can we see if Jingoo can say it? - Will you try?
You speak clearly.
How much would...
You fail. Oseong is next.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
He would chuck, he would, as much as he could.
- That's fast. - Gyein, you try.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
He would chuck, he would, as much as he could.
Why did you do this with your hand?
Were you using a machete in your mind?
Jackson, you have a go. Ready, start.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
if a woodchuck... What's the next one?
What next?
Oseong, are you good at organizing?
I am. I try to be.
I didn't think manly men do chores.
- Do you wash the dishes? - Yes, I have to.
I have to or I won't get to eat.
My wife sometimes scolds our kids.
When she did, even my heart would pound.
- Why? - When ladies get older...
- "Ladies"? - He's suddenly so polite.
- What about them? - They have less female hormones,
so their voices get deeper and louder.
When I get home and hear her yelling at the kids,
- I get worried. - You might get yelled at, too.
Then my eight-year-old comes over to explain
and warns me to lie low.
Later on, I talk to my kid.
I don't berate my wife, I just go to our kid.
"What happened this time?"
"What got you into trouble now?"
"Dad is tired, you know."
You have a very strong and formidable image.
- I bet you can't say you're sick. - This happens.
I have to do a lot of stunts in my films.
This happened to me when I filmed "Beat".
I was fighting a group of men.
Someone started bleeding,
so they rushed him to the hospital to get treated.
A while later, I got punched very hard right here.
We were filming in a club
so there were a lot of screaming and smashing,
but the sound of the crunch could be heard over that.
I grunted and fell, but there was no blood.
The director came over and said,
"You aren't bleeding. Keep filming."
I said it really hurt but he said, "Nothing hurts you."
- "I don't think you're hurt." - But you were.
It's his face.
- He needs to bleed. - The face that shows no pain.
Blood gains you pity.
There's a "face that shows no pain"?
I don't think anything can hurt him.
I have a question for all six of you.
Is there anything you're afraid of?
Oseong, what do you fear the most?
I'm afraid of going to the hospital.
- Which department? - I don't like the dentist.
- Is it the noise? - Your mouth is open.
You're defenseless.
You can't see or say anything.
- That's scary. - The dentist...
Don't you dislike the smell?
That's fine but the needles and things...
- Root canals. - The anesthesia.
Jingoo, what are you afraid of?
I'm afraid of insects like spiders and wasps.
They sting you.
- I was traumatized. - As a child?
When I was younger, a spider
climbed on my face while I slept.
- I made an eye contact. - With a spider?
- Did you see its eyes? - Spiders have many eyes.
- I looked into its eyes. - Was it a tarantula?
I don't know if it saw mine, but I saw its eyes.
- So ever since then... - Spiders scare me.
It's okay if they walk by
- but if they're on me... - What about wasps?
I once saw a hornet buzz around me.
Fortunately, it didn't sting me but the sound
- was scary. - If you're young, yes.
I stood frozen to the spot.
Gyein, what are you afraid of?
Ghosts scare me the most, what else?
- There are ghosts? - If I'm alone out fishing...
Have you seen a ghost?
- I see things that aren't there? - Like ghosts?
When I first went fishing at the outskirts of a city,
- I passed out. - Because of ghosts?
You can catch a lot of fish in rough, secluded spots
where others rarely go.
People avoid scary spots.
I heard about a great fishing spot by two graves.
- That sounds scary. - So I went there alone.
- That would be scary. - It was raining a bit.
I was worried about that,
but a guy told me the fish are worth it.
I was fishing when I felt someone tap my shoulder.
I shrugged it off
and then I felt another tap on my shoulder.
That's when I started feeling scared.
That moment I thought I would die.
- So I just... - You ran away again?
- What else could I do? - Across the water?
- I ran around the reservoir. - You scared the ghost.
I finally got back to my lodgings and explained,
and the owner asked why I was even there alone.
I had to go back the next morning
to get my supplies and rod.
It was still scary.
I told myself I'd never go back there.
When I checked my net, it was empty.
- You'd caught some fish? - Of course.
- Where were they? - I don't know.
Someone had taken them or else.
That's what I still don't understand.
- Since then... - So you didn't see a ghost.
Someone must have tapped my shoulder.
Could it be that you hit yourself with your rod?
All the stories that Gyein tells end like this.
I think all our guests must have nicknames.
Ujong, what was yours?
- In high school? - Was it Trash then, too?
- No, back then it was... - Was it Dustpan?
- It was Old Man. - Old Man?
- It was Grandpa. - Why?
- I looked exactly as I am now. - Did you?
I looked older than my age, like Jingoo.
- Not anymore. - Now I look younger than I am.
Jackson, what was your nickname in high school?
- It was just my name. - Jackson?
My Chinese name is Wang Jiaer.
People just called me, "Kaka".
- Inseok, you? - Because of my nose...
Because of my nose, I was called Evil Old Witch.
- Gargamel. - Gargamel and Inspector Gadget.
- I know someone who looks like you. - Who?
- Dr. Marvin from "Duchi and Bbukku". - Right!
- You look like Lee Yunseok. - I get that a lot.
Oseong, you had an interesting nickname.
- Mine in school was Happy Boy. - Why?
- It was... - Happy Boy?
- That's not a nickname. - Did you just make that up?
- No, people called me that. - Why Happy Boy?
It sounds like the name of a bar.
I was a cheeky boy who got along well with my friends.
Did your friends call out and say, "Happy Boy"?
I shot the film "Friend" in 2001.
My friends said, "How did you end up filming that?"
Oseong's family is pretty impressive.
- Do you know? - Of course.
- His brother is a professor. - He has two brothers.
His other brother is a prosecutor.
They're civil servants.
- He's the most famous brother. - As a famous actor.
His parents must be so proud.
- There's a statue of him in his hometown. - What?
- Did you know that? - Why, in Yeongwol?
- Is that true? - Someone doodled on the face.
- Who did that? - Children in the neighborhood.
The kids.
Did you see the statue yourself?
- I did. - Someone drew in the eyebrows.
Who put it up?
It was built in 2001 or 2002 because I'm from Yeongwol,
which used to be a mining town.
When the mines closed,
the local government wanted to focus on tourism
and they asked me to be the ambassador of tourism.
I have a friend who works in the local council office
and he said they'd built a statue to thank me.
I said, "Are you mad?"
- Statues are usually for dead people. - Exactly.
Why didn't you ask for potatoes or sweet potatoes?
- There are two statues. - Two of them?
- Twins? - That was erected by the local office
and was made by Koreans.
Korea's first thermoelectric power plant is in Yeongwol
and they turned that into a LNG power plant
and decided to stick a statue there.
- That's why there are two statues. - He's amazing.
The second statue was made in China.
- It doesn't look like me. - Why not?
They sent a photo to the Chinese manufacturers
and they made a 3D statue with that.
At the unveiling, the CEO of the power plant said,
"Hey, he looks slightly different."
Children took a sharpie to it.
- Kids drew on it. - They did.
Children tend to do that.
We have a few video footages
- of Oseong that could be embarrassing. - Do we?
Let's take a look.
- "Gag Concert." - Welcome to "Meet the Expert".
Today's guest has been a cameo in films for 16 years.
Please meet cameo expert, Extra Kim Byeongman.
- It's Oseong. - Who's that?
- You know Oseong. - Film star Yoo Oseong?
He starred in "Friend" in 2001.
- He's here? - Yes, turn around.
It suits you.
What? What is it?
Seeing me in person,
- does it make your skin tremble? - It does not.
Do you like comedy shows?
I always did. A lot of my favorite comedians
have passed away.
I grew up watching a comedy show about wrestling
and a show called "Laughing Brings Luck".
The reason why I put on such hideous makeup
is because when comedians put on a show,
they put so much thought and work into it.
I thought it was wrong to just show up
to promote a drama when they worked hard,
so I asked if I could be the ugly one on stage.
Oseong is pretty close with many comedians.
He helps us a lot.
For someone who usually plays the lead,
it's hard to come on a comedy show looking ugly.
But if you see someone so willing to look funny,
you'd like him even more as a viewer and a fan.
- There's that aspect. - I wasn't trying to help.
To the comedians, that show has a tradition.
I was a guest on a show with a long-standing tradition,
so I thought they should be put first.
We appreciate that.
It's hard to do.
Jingoo, what was your nickname?
I had a unique last name. Yeoja meaning woman.
- Things like that. - Yeouido.
What's this about Yeo Jingoo not being your name?
- Is it your real name? - Yes, it is.
I was named shortly after I was born.
My grandfather had gone back to his hometown
and returned with a few options for my name.
"Goo" is the common syllable in my generation.
It means the number nine and isn't used often in names,
but my grandfather insisted that I have that syllable.
Yeo Gapgu and Yeo Deukgu were the options.
Yeo Gapgu sounds terrible.
- Yeo Deukgu? - Yeo Deukgu.
So my parents opposed very strongly.
- I can see why. - So they named me Jingoo.
Gyein, you must've had many nicknames over the years.
Gaemi.
- Because of your name? - Yes.
- Gyein? - As in the "Ant."
How did we play rock-paper-scissors back in the day?
- Rock-paper-scissors. - Not like that.
We added a long rhyme to the end.
- I know that. - Oh, that.
- So I killed all the ants I could see. - Why?
I did it out of anger.
- You slaughtered ants? - My nickname was...
- You killed the ants. - Whenever I walked by,
everyone would whisper, "There goes Ant."
They'd chant the rhyme and I'd get annoyed.
- So I... - That's why you went around killing ants?
I thought they'd stop if I did that,
but they didn't.
He can't kill all the ants on the planet.
- He can do an impersonation of Choi Bulam? - Yes.
Did you meet him recently?
We actually shot a commercial together.
In the ad, I'm a junior actor asking for his advice.
In the script, Mr. Choi sits over there and I say,
"Do you feel the difference?"
- I know which ad that is. - Then from over there,
"Did you just do an impersonation of me?"
Then he laughingly says, "Do I sound like that?"
- He's the best. - We met up for drinks, too.
You're so good.
As we drank, I wished him good health and vice versa.
He said, "Yeouido feels empty since you left."
- The shape of his mouth... - He felt lonely.
I thought I should try and cheer him up.
That was just how I felt.
- What a nice ending. - It is.
We have a footage of what one of our guests do
on his days off and we edited it together.
- Fishing. - He's fishing.
- That's too cold. - It's frozen.
- It was so cold. - The elderly should stay at home.
Hello, I'm actor Lee Gyein.
The temperature right now
- feels like -15. - I can't see your breath.
- This is what manly men do. - He thinks it's -15.
- So it's his opinion. - I'll show you how I fish.
The charms of a manly man.
Shouldn't manly men eat?
We need to eat to stay manly.
It's very cold out here and my plan is
to eat some tasty ramen.
You need to taste this to know how good it is.
- He's hungry. - Weren't you fishing?
- Ramen... - Manly men must eat.
- He took that off. - When it feels like -15 degrees.
This is how I stretch my muscles.
I made it up.
- To fish better. - What is he doing?
- The water should be boiling. - Shouldn't he cook?
- I need to warm up. - To relax?
That's how everything ends.
I'd love to spar with Oseong.
He was in a drama about boxing.
Oseong acted in the film "Champion".
I played the original Kim Deukgu and he played it next.
This is a very unique experience.
- It's uncooked. - Do I look pitiful?
That's when it tastes the best.
I pity those who think I'm pitiful.
- His nose is red. - The music...
You should've stayed home.
- The music... - He looks homeless.
- Don't say that. - Finally, he's doing some fishing.
Rainbow trout...
Fish swim around less on cold days.
- It bit. - He's feeding the fish.
- I saw one floating. - It swam away.
- It didn't bite. - Those don't.
I wanted to catch a rainbow trout.
All right, I got one.
- That's a huge one. - I was shocked, too.
It's huge.
Did you see that?
In this freezing cold, minus zero degree...
- It's -20 degrees. - It got colder during the day?
The temperature dropped by five degrees?
No meteorologist ever said -20 this year.
- Everything freezes at -20. - It felt like -20.
- It could be -20 at the 38th parallel. - Is that it?
- One fish... - He ate some ramen
and caught one fish.
Some people that day caught nothing.
- That's a day in a manly man's life? - Yes.
I'd like to thank our six guests for joining us today.
- Thank you. - Thank you.