(The first day of the new year)
- Nice to see you all. - Hi.
(Full of energy)
We were not supposed to meet today.
Why did you suddenly want us to come here?
What's the reason?
Well...
As you can all see,
we have a vacant seat.
- It was his last appearance. - We have a vacant seat.
It was his last appearance.
("I'll Leave I Live Alone when Hyun Moo Wins Grand Award")
(Because of a slip of the tongue he made...)
(last week was his last shooting.)
(A promise is a promise. )
(He'll come back as Lee Bo Yeon.)
(Will I be idiot number one?)
(Kian84 even betrayed him as well.)
- Are you the leader now? - Idiot number one.
- Idiot number one? - Yes. Now that I'm the leader,
- I feel a sense of responsibility. - Really?
Now that Si Eon is really gone, I have mixed feelings.
- We gathered because... - I should have been nicer to him.
- Should we have a picture of him? - I should have been nicer to him.
Should we have a picture of him here?
- He's not dead. - Why do you talk like he's dead?
- We should have been nicer to him. - Right.
We'll support his acting career.
Will we have a new member?
- Yes, we have a replacement. - Sung Hoon?
- Sung Hoon? - A new member?
He's an aspiring actor.
- An aspiring actor? - Yes.
- Please come out. - I'm excited.
It won't be easy to replace Si Eon.
This is exciting.
(Someone comes in.)
(He looks appallingly familiar.)
I've never seen celebrities in real life before.
(The celebrities welcome the non-celebrity.)
Are you Kian84?
(Let's shake hands.)
- Nice to meet you. - Hold on.
Aren't you Lee Si Eon?
No. I'm Lee Bo Yeon.
You have a mole.
- I've had it since birth. - Hold on.
(Stop it.)
Kian84, you're not an idiot in real life, are you?
(He's speaking with a dialect.)
It's hard to make a living, right?
Very nice to meet you.
Please introduce yourself now that you're at MBC.
Hello, I'm Lee Bo Yeon. I'm 27.
(Lee Bo Yeon, 27, aspiring actor from Busan)
He's even lying about his age.
Has the pollution been affecting your face?
It's the ageing process.
I really don't like you.
- What's that? - For many reasons.
He's wearing sandals.
(His outfit is not appropriate for television.)
You dress like this?
I was taking a nap when I got the call.
You did draw a mole.
- I've always had it. - But...
- a mole is not enough. - Pardon?
- Can I draw a moustache? - Do it.
- I've had this mole since mole. - Give it to me.
Is it really okay to do this to the viewers?
The viewers will...
- Variety shows are... - Hold on. This is...
- We have to do this. - Magic, magic
Hold on. This is...
Don't use a permanent marker.
(It won't come off.)
(Magic)
- My gosh. - That's Si Eon.
My gosh. This is hilarious.
- Let me try. - That's Si Eon.
(Si Eon's doppelganger)
Let's just do it.
Kian84 is an artist.
(Shocked)
(Kian84 is overzealous.)
- My gosh, it stings. - Kian84.
It stings.
- Kian84. - Yes?
You're not supposed to draw on the pupils.
(He can't open his eyes.)
Wait, just one more.
- Don't draw on his pupils. - I really wanted to do this.
Leave me alone, Kian84.
Who draws with a permanent marker around eyes?
He really is an idiot. I thought he was putting on a show.
- Well... - My goodness.
After what you said...
Bo Yeon, who used to be Si Eon,
please apologize to the viewers.
From now on, I'll be careful with what I say.
That's why we drew a circle around your mouth.
- He should watch his mouth. - Say only proper things.
I'll only say nice things from now on.
Your eyes are moist.
It's because of the permanent marker.
You poked his eyes. Of course, his eyes are moist.
(I Live Alone)
(Henry's place is quiet.)
(Silent)
(Wilson is alone in the living room.)
(Usually...)
My gosh.
It's from the past.
(Where is Henry?)
It's so quiet today.
(Henry is lying in bed.)
He's wearing the shirt Hye Yeon made me wear.
That's all I see.
(They look so different.)
- Were you sick? - Guys.
I'm a real man now.
- You weren't a man before? - I'm a real man now.
- Real man? - He was a boy before.
- He is a real man. - A real man.
I saw him naked in Thailand.
He's a real man.
- He can't be a woman. - That's not what I mean.
- He's extraordinary. - What are you talking about?
(Only Kian84 knows.)
After watching this,
You will see why I am a manly man.
(What did he do?)
What is he doing?
(What's wrong?)
Today is...
a bad day.
- Why? - Maybe he got his heart broken?
I am getting my wisdom tooth taken out.
(He's getting his wisdom tooth taken out.)
Oh, my gosh.
How does that make you a manly man?
It really hurts though.
Once you get that taken out, you become a real man.
- It must've been tough. - I haven't gotten it taken out.
- Me either. - I have to do it too.
You've never done it, have you? You have to experience it to know.
(He feels left out.)
Right now,
I have to touch my teeth as much as I can.
I won't be able to touch then anymore.
I have to touch them when I still have the chance.
(He touches his teeth.)
I wouldn't be able to do this once I get my teeth taken out.
- Did you get it done? - Yes, it's done.
- How many did you lose? - I lost all four wisdom teeth.
- All 4 of them? - All 4 of them?
Did you say you got four wisdom teeth taken out?
- Does it hurt that much? - My gosh.
Perhaps the doctor took out your molar.
You have a total of four wisdom teeth.
- I don't know. - You have two on each size.
That makes me the only man here.
He's a real man. We approve it.
(When he was saying bye to his wisdom teeth...)
- Are you up? - I am up.
You have to go to the dentist and get your tooth taken out.
I know it.
- He's annoyed. - He's sensitive.
You have to brush your teeth.
You can't go without brushing your teeth. Okay?
I brush my teeth. Am I a dirty person?
He's very upset.
- I was sensitive. - You have to brush your teeth.
It won't hurt at all.
It doesn't hurt to take out the wisdom teeth.
- He's a liar. - He's lying.
That's even more awkward.
What do you mean? It hurt so much last time.
You said it won't hurt,
but I nearly died.
It won't hurt at all today. I promise.
You're lying.
- It's... - If it hurts,
I will take your tooth out. Something other than a wisdom tooth.
- My gosh. - A healthy tooth?
An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.
Are you Jang Chen from "The Outlaws"?
Make sure you take the medicine I gave you yesterday.
- Take the medicine. - It's a painkiller, isn't it?
If I eat a painkiller, I can't poop.
When you eat a painkiller, you can't poop.
- Why can't you? - Why can't you?
What the painkiller does is...
- it numbs your nerves. - Nerves.
So you don't know if you should poop or not.
- Your nerves go numb. - Your nerves go numb.
- You're very sensitive. - Yes.
I know that feeling.
(Only those who have been through it can sympathize.)
(Henry acts strangely.)
I would get another jaw reduction surgery instead.
Are you using this as an excuse to get another jaw reduction surgery?
- Did you get your jaw done? - Yes.
- Didn't you know? - Just let it pass.
- Don't try to dig deeper. - I didn't know.
Her face was originally shaped like a trapezoid.
- How can you say that? - I really didn't know.
(Cheer up, Henry.)
What are you looking at?
You become really irritated.
Okay. I am a man.
(He sounds determined.)
I am a man.
I am a manly man.
- He' a manly man. - Yes.
- I am a manly man. - This was really funny.
(Extracting wisdom teeth is nothing.)
(He fails to fool himself.)
- I can't watch it. - I hate the dentist the most.
(There's a rumour you cried during the procedure.)
I will explain about it.
When you pull out your nostril hair, you tear up.
It was like that. I didn't cry.
- It was a natural reaction. - I cried a little bit... Wait.
How can I say this? It just hurt.
(I cried.)
You cried because it hurt so much.
(He's embarrassed.)
I won't cry today.
I am a manly man.
Who is the best?
That's half of the things he says.
- He's famous for that line. - Right.
(He brushes his teeth with determination.)
(But he keeps picturing this.)
(Oh my wisdom teeth!)
I hate that.
I hate going to the dentist the most.
(He aggressively brushes his teeth to get rid of thoughts.)
(He relaxes himself.)
(But he still can't forget it.)
Can you still grow them if you don't have them yet?
They are already there. They can come out of your gum.
I see.
When does it hurt more? During or after the extraction?
- It hurts on both times. - Don't you go under anaesthesia?
It's different from a normal tooth.
From what I heard, everyone goes under anaesthesia.
- I heard it comes out right away. - No. No.
- You have to go to... - It depends on the people.
Si Eon, do you want to know something scary?
People who drink a lot can't be under the anaesthesia well.
- That's why it hurt. - Seriously.
She drank too much, so the anaesthesia didn't kick in.
The anaesthesia must have not worked.
Can't you just drink before going to the clinic?
You can't do that. You will end up bleeding more.
(That's scary.)
(He's taking a painkiller.)
(He hates pain more than constipation.)
(Okay. I am not scared anymore.)
I am here to get my wisdom teeth taken out.
What is he doing?
He's like Kevin. Look at him. He's losing it.
(He falters.)
(He leaves the house as if he's getting dragged out.)
I know how that feels.
- You can't be ready for it. - I hate it.
He's getting dragged.
I was worried I won't be able to drive, so I took a cab.
Good job. After you go under anaesthesia,
- you're not supposed to drive. - It's better not to drive.
(He looks like a student getting dragged into a teacher's room.)
(He enters the dentist.)
- Hello. - Hello.
Did you take the medicine?
(He's nervous.)
What did you come here for?
(He talks to the boy to relax.)
I came to get my wisdom teeth extracted. Do you know them?
Waiting is the worst part.
(The smell of the dentist's...)
(makes him even more nervous.)
The smell and the grinding sound. I really hate it.
- The suction sound. - Please come in, Henry.
- Now? - Yes.
(He looks determined.)
I am nervous too.
I am going now.
(He's surprised.)
(He informs a stranger.)
Did he say that to a stranger?
When you go there, you feel like doing that.
- You feel like talking to someone. - Right.
- Hello. - Hello.
What's this? Again?
(It's an anaesthesia shot.)
- The anaesthesia shot. - The anaesthesia shot.
- Where is the anaesthesia shot? - It's that syringe.
- The tube? - The big one.
The one you said that doesn't hurt.
- That hurts. - I've never experienced it.
- That kills you. - They lie that it doesn't hurt.
It must hurt more to get that shot.
Right. I asked them to make me sleep.
- Did you do it? - They said I couldn't do it.
- My gosh. - We'll put you under anaesthesia.
Then we will extract your wisdom teeth.
- Where is the doctor? - He's coming.
Please wait here.
(He's about to experience the terror.)
(He politely waits for the doctor.)
Hello.
- It was really tough last time. - Hello.
It was okay after the thread was taken out, right?
Yes, but it hurt too much.
We took out a healthy tooth.
- It had to hurt. - What's that?
It looks like they are lying down.
- They are lying down. - They are lying down.
It was touching the other tooth.
That's why people get it extracted.
It's going to be harder than the last time.
Why is that?
- Last time your tooth was rounded. - Yes.
But this one is bent.
(This wisdom tooth is bent.)
If it breaks...
- during the extraction... - They look the same.
- They are not the same. - They are the same.
Let's get you anaesthetized.
And let's check the CT scan we took last time.
And I will explain to you things to watch out for.
- I will anaesthetize you now. Okay? - Please lean back.
- It will be quick. - Why is it so big?
Look at it, everyone.
(Everyone's horrified.)
I used to get shots like that when I was little.
- Will she inject it on his gum? - On his gum.
That must hurt.
It's just how it looks.
- Lean back. - Wait. No, no.
- Okay. Let's go. - Let's go.
You have to be anaesthetized not to feel the pain.
- Open your mouth big. - Wait. Wait.
(The syringe makes him lose his cool.)
My gosh.
I don't think I can watch this.
- Did it hurt so much? - They need to give you time.
- They should give 30 minutes. - That's too long.
You need at least 30 minutes. I stayed like that for an hour.
They need to work too. They have other patients.
(Staring at him patiently...)
Let's do it.
- We will do it slowly. - What is he doing?
You're about to cry.
- Open your mouth big. - You said you're a manly man.
- You need to hold a nurse's hand. - Okay. Okay.
Wait. Wait.
Give me some time. Relax.
- You just have to relax. - Relax.
You can't rush things, right?
Just open your mouth.
She said, "Just open your mouth."
Open it big.
- Open your mouth. - Open it big.
Open your eyes too.
You have to open your eyes when you get anaesthetized.
It will sting.
- That syringe is intense. - My goodness.
Doesn't it hurt when the needle goes in?
It hurts so much. It hurts unbelievably.
- Breathe slowly. - You're doing well.
Just a little more.
(Good job, baby.)
He's taking it well. He's not even screaming.
They cheer for you when you get a colonoscopy.
(She pats him.)
Colonoscopy.
Good job.
It hurts.
I'll give you another one.
(My gosh)
- It won't hurt this time. - It won't hurt.
They're lying.
- They kept giving me shots. - "It'll sting."
- "It'll sting." - Here?
Keep your eyes open. There you go.
- It'll hurt a bit. It'll sting. - You're doing well.
He's not making any sound.
When it hurts too much, you can't make any sound.
- Rinse your mouth. - Rinse your mouth.
While waiting for the anaesthesia to take effect,
let's look at the CT scans. I'll explain them to you.
She'll explain the scans.
Please come this way.
Do you remember this?
Look at this. Last time, we pulled this one out.
Do you remember? This time, we'll pull this one out.
Look closely. Do you see the white line?
That's a nerve.
- Look. - It's a nerve.
- There's a nerve here. - Okay.
- We'll see how they're... - Was the tooth touching it?
- Mine was touching it. - It was right next to it.
Look at the roots.
That's why it hurts.
- It must be dangerous. - It is.
Last time, it went well.
It'll be fine this time too.
It took about 30 minutes last time. We had to crush the tooth.
(Surprised)
- We crushed the tooth. - You crushed it?
- Yes. - They crushed it?
Do you see my tongue?
- Yes. It feels weird, right? - It's anaesthetized.
(What is he doing?)
(Embarrassed)
Anyway, as I said before...
You signed a paper saying that you agreed to the treatment last time.
- That's scary. - It's the same as before.
It's a dangerous process.
If I sign this,
will I be solely responsible for all the consequences?
We're both responsible for the consequences.
- And... - What time did you go to bed?
About 1am?
- 1am? - Yes.
- Are you feeling all right now? - Yes.
Have you done stretching?
Anyway, you should know this.
- Stretching? - My life was...
- in her hands. - That's right.
Anyway, let's do this.
- Take the pill, - Okay.
and we'll clean your teeth first.
- We'll do scaling. - My gosh.
- You did scaling too? - Scaling too.
- Scaling. - My gosh, I hate that sound.
- Why did you do it? - I hate that sound.
I think it feels nice.
- What? - I hate it.
That doesn't hurt.
- It hurts. - It hurts.
- Your teeth become smaller. - I've done it many times.
- You don't know anything. - I've done it.
- It didn't hurt. - It's because you had plaque.
(Time off)
Hold it between your teeth.
(Water)
(Surprised)
- Do I have a lot of dirt? - Just a bit.
- It's okay? - Yes.
(He asks a meaningless question.)
- Okay. - Open your mouth.
(He's stalling for time.)
(Scaling is done.)
You can rinse your mouth now.
(He zones out after each treatment.)
(All preparation is over.)
- Here we go. - His tongue must be numb.
This is awful.
- Are we starting now? - Yes.
(There are so many devices.)
- Open your mouth. - Hold on.
Hold on. What are you going to do?
- We're starting now. - What exactly are you going to do?
It's not like you're going to understand.
- Am I wrong? - All right.
By the way,
including Dong Hae...
and Chang Min, I've pulled out many celebrities' teeth.
None of them complained about the pain.
(They didn't complain about the pain?)
- I'm okay too. - After treatment...
- I'm a man. - I got it.
- I'm a man, but... - Yes.
I just want to make sure...
Well...
Let's start. Here we go.
- Let's do this. - Open your mouth.
Open your mouth big.
- Are we starting now? - Is this a documentary?
- Now... - They're starting.
You shouldn't move.
(No more time-off)
- I've been to a dentist many times. - Look at his feet.
It's terrible.
- Do you know this? - Yes.
I did that while waxing my hair.
If it hurts, raise your left hand.
- You know what happens, right? - Yes.
- The dentist lowers your hand. - Oh, my gosh.
(Doctor, please...)
- My gosh. Raise your hand. - They'll lower your hand.
(The dentist's moves become bolder.)
I'll crush it.
- Wait. - My gosh.
- What's happening? - She's crushing it?
- My gosh. - That's scary.
He raised his left hand. Look at his hand.
- What are you doing ? - It's okay.
- She said, "It's okay." - I knew it.
Why did she even tell him to raise his hand?
It's done. It's all crushed.
Do you see this?
(Henry looks older.)
- Good job. - I'm proud of you.
- Is it done? - He's swollen.
His lips are swollen.
Good job.
Let's move on to the upper one.
(Shocked)
(No one expected this.)
- It is like "Saw". - It was too much.
I thought it was over.
Good job. Let's move on to the upper one.
- Open your mouth. - The dentist is on fire.
- It won't take long. - It won't take long.
It'll hurt.
- Are you okay? - Yes.
- Close your mouth a bit. - Close your mouth just a bit.
(Henry has stopped fighting.)
- It's done. - It's done.
- It's done? - Yes. Let me sew it up.
- All in a day? - What's that?
Open your mouth.
(Poor Henry)
(Both of his wisdom teeth have been pulled out.)
You did well. Your teeth are here.
(Blank)
This is the upper one.
- It's the upper one. - It is?
- Let me see. - The lower one is crushed.
- It feels nice. - That's big.
It used to be here.
- Their locations were really bad. - It's big, right?
I had to crush the roots too.
- This feels nice. - They're gone.
Keep the gauze for two hours so that the bleeding stops.
Don't talk...
until the anaesthesia wears off.
If you keep talking, the bleeding won't stop.
Don't talk. Eat cooled porridge.
Make sure it's cool.
- Okay? - Okay.
He's swollen.
Let me give you a shot on the bottom.
(It's not over until it's over.)
- This is terrible. - I had no energy.
- He gave up. - The needle will go in now.
Hold on.
- Is it in? - Not yet.
Don't move.
- You shouldn't move. - Hold on.
My life is doomed.
(Writing)
(What is he doing?)
(Laughing)
(It hurts.)
(Swollen)
This is the first silent interview ever.
This is new.
(Trudging)
(In pain)
That's the most painful...
- and lonely moment. - It's sad.
- It is. - You're right.
- Why didn't you contact us? - I contacted some people.
(Exhausted)
(Henry texts his manager.)
(It hurts. You lied.)
(He's angry.)
It's weird to see Henry being so quiet.
It hurt so much.
The anaesthesia was wearing off.
(Sad)
It's depressing to be alone when you're sick.
"It Hurts".
("It Hurts" by 2NE1)
My goodness. This song is...
(He listens to "It Hurts" in pain.)
(He recalls the bad memories.)
Let's move on to the upper one.
(It hurts too much.)
- My gosh. - You're all swollen up.
I look very swollen.
- You can't even talk. - You're calling someone?
- Oh, it's her. - Amber.
- Stop calling Amber. - Stop calling her.
What?
You had your wisdom teeth pulled out?
- How does she know? - She knows.
(I can't talk.)
It's nice.
- She thinks it's nice. - You can't talk?
Did you have all of them pulled out?
Four?
I wish you'd do this every day.
- Isn't this Amber's only show? - Right.
We only get to see her through a phone screen.
I'm sorry I can't take care of you.
Do you want me to bring something?
- She's so nice. - Will you be okay?
Are you sure?
Don't die.
(Cheer up.)
(Exhausted)
- Hello. - Who is it?
Who is it?
- It's your little sister. - It's my little sister.
- She's your sister? - Yes.
- You have a little sister? - Yes.
He's suddenly interested. They're suddenly excited.
- Because of his sister. - That's not it.
I didn't know you had a little sister.
You look so interested.
- I have a little sister. - You look so different.
(I had my wisdom teeth pulled out.)
Oh, my gosh.
Do you eat? You can't talk, right?
(I'm okay.)
You'll lose weight.
(I'm a real man now.)
The fact that Henry is someone's elder brother...
- I'm her elder brother. - feels strange.
(Henry acts tough.)
Okay. I'm at my work.
Okay. Bye.
(Sitting weakly)
That must be his manager.
(Henry's manager walks in cheerfully.)
Did it hurt?
- He looks angry. - He's like Kevin from "Hone Alone".
Did it not hurt?
I bought porridge for you.
(He seems to have a lot to say.)
(He writes something down with anger.)
(Hey! Do you have a death wish?)
(Henry's manager writes something down.)
(Pain makes you stronger.)
He can talk. Why did he write it down?
- He can talk. - Henry is trying to say that.
I'm sorry, Henry.
I lied because you had to have them removed.
(He brought porridge to make it up to Henry.)
He's nice.
- He gets along well with Henry. - I found him nice too.
(Henry, eat up.)
(Henry makes a hand gesture.)
(I got it.)
(Do it now.)
(Like this?)
- What are they doing? - Say it out loud.
He's putting energy into the porridge.
(It's as if they're shooting a silent movie.)
- Is it revenge? - He's giving good energy.
What are they doing?
"Do you have a death wish?"
(Blow on it.)
Why doesn't he speak?
- He doesn't speak either. - That's ridiculous.
(Blowing)
(Hesitating)
My gosh. How is he going to eat it?
- He's so cute. - If I keep my head straight,
- the food would move to this side. - I see.
- So I had to tilt my head. - You did well.
I feel bad for him.
I'll tell you how to eat it. After having a bite of it,
have a bite of ice cream, and repeat this.
What is he talking about?
Was he unhappy with Henry?
Don't eat it.
Tilt your head a little bit.
Put the spoon here. Like this.
Why does he keep saying things like that?
- Has he had his wisdom tooth out? - He had all of them removed.
He had four wisdom teeth removed.
(Pitiful)
My goodness.
(Does it feel good now that you had your wisdom teeth removed?)
(I'm looking ugly now, right?)
- My gosh. - He's unbelievable.
- "Regrit"? - "Regrit"?
- Oh, he means he's regretting. - "Regret".
Henry, you've become a grown-up.
Congratulations.
Don't cry, Henry.
(Henry's growing pains)
Why are you crying?
(The Rainbow Live)
- We're recording on January 1. - Today is January 1.
We're working on a holiday.
We're going to meet our 1st guest in 2018.
Do you think it's a man or a woman?
Is it a man?
(Her wish)
It's a man.
(She guessed right.)
He rarely appears on a variety show.
He's very popular with middle-aged women.
(He's like a president for middle-aged women.)
- I see. - Yes.
- Choi Bool Am? - Lee Tae Gon.
- Kim Yeong Cheol? - Tae Gon was on this show before.
- Tae Gon once appeared on the show. - I wish Yeong Cheol would be here.
He played in so many great movies.
- I see. - Please come in.
(Who could he be?)
- He's tall. - He played in...
- He's very tall. - many great movies.
Lee Pill Mo.
(Actor Lee Pill Mo)
Lee Pill Mo.
(Cheering enthusiastically)
He's very handsome.
He looks like an Italian man.
He's fabulous.
- Hello. - It's nice to see you.
Welcome.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
He's so handsome.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
- Congratulations. - Hello. Thank you.
Congratulations.
He's shaking our hands like a politician.
He's shaking out hands as soon as he entered.
Pill Mo is here. Welcome.
(Pill Mo is on the Rainbow Live.)
(From the second son in "My Too Perfect Sons",)
(the ambitious man in "Lights and Shadows",)
(and the level-headed doctor in "Emergency Couple"...)
(to the charismatic reporter in "Pinocchio")
(He played in a number of popular dramas...)
(as well as he is a great actor who won Golden Acting Award.)
(Actor Lee Pill Mo)
When he walked in, I was surprised.
Just as he seemed in the drama, "My Too Perfect Sons",
he seemed sweet and approachable to me.
- But he's so handsome. - Exactly.
I look handsome on screen as well.
- I like the way you talk. - I absolutely love it too.
He loves himself so much.
Please tell me how you've been.
I took a break for about seven months...
after I finished shooting my drama.
I've been living a jobless life.
Since your drama became a big hit,
you must've gotten a lot of offers.
Maybe you're being picky.
- Did you need some time off? - It's not that I'm being picky.
It's because I'm not popular.
- That's not true. - What are you talking about?
- What are you talking about? - It's true. I'm not popular.
So many people have been waiting to see you again. Don't be ridiculous.
However, it was unfortunate...
that Pill Mo recorded his video on Christmas Eve.
I wonder what happened.
Since it was filmed on Christmas...
- We can look forward to it. - Of course.
Will we see him dating a woman?
He's handsome like an Italian man.
Imagine him holding a wine glass at a party...
greeting other people.
(Like this?)
- Wearing a tuxedo. - Exactly.
- I'm excited to watch his video. - All right.
Let's watch how Pill Mo spent Christmas Eve.
(The Rainbow Live)
(The streets are full of people.)
- It's crowded. - That's the place I hate the most.
Isn't it Myeong-dong?
- What did we do on Christmas Eve? - I was working.
I only see places like that on the news.
- Exactly. - Right?
(It's dark.)
- Where is his head? - I don't see anything.
We haven't seen our guest waking up for a while.
- It's been a while. - We haven't seen a dark screen...
for a long time.
(He's half asleep.)
The neck of his shirt is stretched out too much.
Isn't that a low V-neck shirt?
It looks like someone grabbed him by the collar.
My gosh.
(He puts on a cardigan that elderly men usually wear.)
(And then he looks for his slippers.)
(The cloudy morning of Christmas Eve)
- The weather was terrible that day. - It was so cloudy.
- It rained too, right? - Yes.
(Moving slowly)
Is his hair permed or just messy?
I think someone pulled his hair.
(It looks like someone tore his hair out.)
Maybe he had a fight the night before.
- Someone grabbed him by the collar. - That too.
(He makes his bed.)
- He's neat. - That's not easy to do.
- It's difficult to make bed. - Of course.
His house is so clean.
It also has a great view. My gosh.
- Look at that. - He loves himself so much.
He's like Hyun Moo.
He keeps more photos of himself at home than I do mine.
(From his caricatures...)
(to his portrait)
- His fans sent a lot of gifts. - Is that a painting?
(Pill Mo's bookshelf is filled with the trophies he won.)
- There are so many trophies. - He won a lot of awards.
(Lee Pill Mo, the greatest actor in the universe)
"The greatest actor in the universe".
- "The sweet, handsome man". - There are his action figures too.
(We'll show you around Pill Mo's house.)
Hello.
I'm Actor Lee Pill Mo.
Merry Christmas.
I've been living in this house for four years.
I started to live alone in this house.
Today...
- What is he looking at? - Is someone there?
I'm too old to get excited...
about Christmas.
It's as if he can see ghosts.
Just like the movie, "The Sixth Sense".
And I don't have any plans, so it's like any other Sundays to me.
(Yawning)
He drinks morning coffee like an Italian man.
Does he really look like an Italian man now?
Do you really not mind if this will air?
I don't even look like a human.
- Everyone will be surprised. - My gosh.
- Seriously. - He looks like...
a novelist who has been writing novels for a few decades.
(He looks like a novelist with dozens of years of experience.)
(Actor Lee Pill Mo)
What's that?
- A chair for filming. - It's an actor's chair.
His love for himself is so strong.
Did you make that yourself or did your fans do it for you?
My fans did.
(It's a bleak Christmas Eve.)
(His life looks much like that of an old poet's.)
(Pill Mo's mornings are cold and silent.)
It looks like he's at a sanitarium.
(My goodness)
My gosh.
I like the mood.
- Why does he start his day so sad? - It's nice, isn't it?
- Hold my hand. - You scared me.
(He shuffles to the kitchen.)
(We can't even hear him breathe.)
(He goes into the utility room.)
- Are those sweet potatoes? - They're healthy.
(Only the sound of water can be heard.)
(He cleanses them thoroughly.)
I wash sweet potatoes once again.
(Laughing)
- I felt the need to say that. - It was perfect.
- This is "Screening Pill Mo". - "Screening Pill Mo".
("Screening Pill Mo")
(I collect rice water.)
(I give it to my plants.)
- My goodness. - Is that where you use it?
- Yes. - Look how healthy his plants are.
- You're right. - You grew them well.
That's impressive. The ones at my house died.
- I know. - Did that die?
No, not that one. That one grows way to well.
It helps purify your air.
(He starts cleaning.)
(He does household chores without taking a break.)
- You're very meticulous. - That's brand-new.
He has one hand in his pocket. That's cool.
Do you clean every day?
- Yes, when I wake up. - You're a neat person.
- It doesn't take long. - His house is clean.
(Don't forget to clean under the bed.)
It isn't easy to clean under the bed.
Not many people clean under their beds.
(He looks as used to it as a housewife.)
All right.
(He is done with his morning cleaning ritual.)
(Empty)
- That room is empty. - Why is that room empty?
There's nothing there.
All right.
(Pill Mo is done cleaning.)
- That room is empty. - Why is that room empty?
There's nothing there.
I have four rooms.
(He stares into empty space.)
I don't need four rooms when I live alone,
but I was actually...
planning to start a family...
when I moved in here.
However, I haven't been able to find anyone yet.
- I see. - I see.
- Baby room. - You wanted to get married.
(He is folding the laundry.)
(Sniffing)
(Sighing)
The viewers must think the volume is turned off.
It feels like we're watching the life of a housewife...
after the husband goes to work.
He's good at household chores.
(Pill Mo was born with these skills.)
(Boxing tape?)
(He tears it off.)
(He uses his teeth to cut it.)
(He carefully gets rid of dust.)
(He works meticulously.)
It's Christmas Eve, everyone.
- It's Christmas Eve. - You're right, it is.
It's the morning of Christmas Eve.
(He works with tape...)
(on Christmas Eve.)
Are your Sundays always like this?
It's funny even though I'm not talking much.
- Yes, it is. - Do you think it's funny too?
Yes.
- He's satisfied. - That's funny.
- I'm glad. - Me too.
(He folds his socks.)
- I haven't seen that for a while. - Do you fold your socks like that?
- Yes, since I went to the army. - That's how you fold socks.
- Really? - Yes, we learn it at the army.
Don't you just fold the cuff?
- No. - You roll it up.
Yes, you make it into a ball.
- You're really good at that. - He's very clean.
I think he's better than my mom.
(He carries his laundry in one arm.)
(He lets out a sigh.)
Why don't you blow your nose?
You breathe loudly.
- He doesn't talk. - Exactly.
(His drawer is full of socks.)
- That's impressive. - I don't believe it.
It's so neat.
You have a lot of socks.
I really like socks.
(He puts on a pair of the socks he really likes.)
You're putting on a pair of the socks you really like.
(Is that a hole?)
- It's finally starting to be funny. - Right.
You need a little bit of spice.
(He wears the sock with a hole in it.)
- What's that sound? - I don't know.
- Is that a robot vacuum cleaner? - It's my vacuum cleaner.
You're vacuuming again?
The vacuum cleaner sounds very loud because he doesn't say anything.
This is the first time I heard a vacuum cleaner on this show.
(The vacuum cleaner moves around on its own.)
Wait, are you leaving without taking a shower?
Yes.
You didn't even wash your face.
He's probably planning to wash at once after he comes home.
(Where is he going on Christmas Eve?)
(He goes somewhere without even taking a shower.)
- Oh, the gym. - It's the gym at your apartment.
- I see. - I should take a shower after.
Right, you should save water.
You should go to the gym because its included in the maintenance fee.
- That's right. - That's why you should go.
My apartment has a gym too,
but I don't know where it is.
Isn't that the t-shirt with the stretched neck?
Yes.
- My goodness. - My goodness.
You're worse than I am.
(He glances up.)
(A speed skating game is playing.)
(He picks up speed...)
(as he watches the national team glides on the ice.)
- My gosh. - That's fast.
Go for it.
(He goes straight to running.)
(He runs on the treadmill with his long legs.)
- That's very fast. - It's really fast.
He's tall, so it's okay.
I almost threw up running at 10kph.
It doesn't look that fast for him.
My legs hurt...
- even at 6kph. - That's walking.
(Isn't that walking slowly?)
- No, it's fast. - You can't see our feet.
(He gets motivated by the speed skating game...)
(and continues running.)
Look how much he sweated.
You shouldn't take a shower before that.
(He saved the shower for this.)
(He stops the treadmill.)
He ran for 6km.
(He ran for 35 minutes straight.)
That's how I start my day.
- Every day? - Yes.
It's a routine.
I don't have to even think about it.
What if you drank too much or work ended late the day before?
I still try to stick to that.
You still go to the gym?
Yes, I stick to my routine.
- That can't be easy. - There's a reason...
- you're in shape. - You're right.
- That must be hard. - I bet it is.
From cleaning the house...
and working out to taking a shower.
I do this routine like a machine.
In other words,
I'm emotionless while doing that.
(I do it like a machine.)
Like a machine.
(Since he woke up, he looked emotionless.)
(He looked like a robot the whole time.)
He's like a machine.
(He ran for 35 minutes without a break.)
He looks like a robot.
- Look at that. - Robot Pill Mo.
- Robot Pill Mo. - Robot Pill Mo.
- A robot cleaner. - A robot cleaner.
(Robot Pill Mo starts barbell exercises.)
(Here we go.)
(What?)
(My goodness)
We've seen many actors showing their abs or torso,
- but no one showed their armpit. - He showed his armpit.
- This is the first time. - Right.
(It seemed like he was only grabbed by the collar.)
My goodness.
(But his shirt is torn as well.)
(Robot Pill Mo doesn't care about it and working out his shoulders.)
(He puts down the barbell.)
(I only care about my body figure.)
(Checking the joint)
- He really looks like a robot. - He looks like a cyborg.
(He doesn't care about the hole in his shirt.)
(After checking his shoulder, he leaves.)
It must have good ventilation though.
Could it be made like that intentionally?
Why is it torn?
It looks intentional because I'm wearing it, right?
- No way. - That can't be intentional.
I think you should throw that away.
- He doesn't mind it. - It's just for exercises.
- It's good quality cotton. - "It's good quality cotton."
(Without looking tired,)
(he folds his body and stretches it again.)
(The ventilation system is on.)
(His body is operating at full capacity.)
(They're impressed.)
It's hard to do that with your feet on the floor.
(He still looks energetic.)
I felt sorry for him before,
but watching him working out...
made me realize that there's a reason he stays fit.
I have to work out that much to look decent.
(Where is he headed now?)
(A hula hoop?)
As I'm ageing,
- I gain weight around my waist. - I see.
- But you're thin, - So I do a hula hoop exercise.
Middle-aged women like that.
- He has no belly fat, right? - Right.
- I have a little. - No way.
(Put your hands up.)
He keeps raising his arms when there's a hole in his shirt.
But he must be getting air.
(After the hula hoop exercise, he's done with his work out.)
Anyway, I admire him.
(He looks at himself in the mirror...)
(and walks out slowly.)
(Trudging)
My gosh.
- His shirt looks worn out. - He looks like a returning soldier.
(He's returning home from the battlefield of exercises...)
(being all in sweat.)
(Pill Mo comes home being exhausted.)
He doesn't look like a jobless man.
What kind of jobless man lives like that?
(After finishing the intense exercise,)
(the hole in his sock looks like this.)
- My gosh. - The hole got bigger.
It got bigger.
You are right.
(Before and after exercising)
I think you should trim your toenails.
Did I forget to trim my toenails?
(He was thinking the same thing.)
(He's embarrassed.)
(Whirring)
(The robot vacuum cleaner is working hard alone.)
- My gosh. - He should throw that away.
(He takes off his sock with a hole in it.)
(Then he starts showering.)
- My gosh. - My goodness.
(Na Rae keeps screaming "Goodness", but she looks so excited.)
(Pill Mo enjoys watching his own body.)
(Rubbing his face)
(While shaving his face,)
(he suddenly starts cleaning the glass partition like a robot.)
This is funny.
Why is he cleaning that all of a sudden?
(Robot Pill Mo disappeared.)
(He stands up.)
- What's that? - He removes hair too.
Wasn't that pulled out of his head?
Someone pulled his hair out.
- It was in the drain. - I see.
(Robot Pill Mo is designed to leave no trace behind after a shower.)
(It feels good.)
- Is he wearing his underwear only? - This is ultimately authentic.
(This is ultimately authentic.)
I've never seen anyone in his underwear in the past four years.
(He dries his hair wearing comfortable clothes.)
(After drying his hair roughly,)
(he puts down the hair dryer.)
(Adjusting the angle)
What are you doing?
- What are you doing? - My gosh.
- Seriously. That's... - He's...
the first since Kim Joon Ho...
to dry his crotch.
(Joon Ho came out of the shower looking comfortable like Pill Mo,)
(and the first thing he did was drying his crotch.)
Joon Ho bought equipment for drying the crotch.
The one in the men's locker room in a sauna.
- In the men's locker room? - He bought that?
- There's equipment like that. - It's an ionic dryer.
- An electric fan? - No.
It generates negative ions.
(There's this thing that generates negative ions.)
(He finished aiming.)
(The wind blows)
All men...
- All men know how it feels. - Men need to dry that part.
- What is he doing? - For men,
that's important.
You're saying, "What is he doing?"
But you opened your eyes even wider.
(Hair dryer, take care of my lower body.)
(I'll focus on my face.)
(Robot Pill Mo and the hair dryer are helping each other out.)
(When his body is almost dried,)
(he picks up the hair dryer.)
(The hair dryer is back to his position.)
(Meticulous)
He's styling the side part.
(He carefully dries the sides and the back,)
(and he's done.)
(He takes a deep breath.)
He will become quiet again.
He's probably making breakfast.
Watching him makes me feel hungry.
He hasn't eaten anything yet.
(Dripping)
(The kitchen is so quiet except for the water sound.)
(The menu that Pill Mo chose in the midst of silence is...)
(ramyeon?)
He's eating ramyeon after working out so hard?
- You cooked rice before. - That's true, but that day,
I was hungover.
- For hangover. - I see.
(From the pile of eggs,)
(he takes out four eggs?)
Hang on. Do you put 4 eggs in 1 portion of ramyeon?
Yes. 4 eggs for 1 ramyeon.
- He adds noodles to the eggs. - That's right.
- You're adding noodles to egg soup. - I think it'd be heavy. Isn't it?
It's really good.
(He puts the noodles in the boiling water.)
(It's time to add the eggs.)
(He mixes the egg slowly in the soup.)
(Robot Pill Mo aims carefully.)
On the part where bubbles are...
You should pour the egg on that spot.
- I know what he means. - So the egg...
can be cooked on the surface of the soup.
That way, you can...
separate the soup and the egg completely.
So you can eat the egg only without eating too much soup.
(He's planning to eat the egg only.)
(Proud)
- Eating too much soup... - Absolutely.
- is not healthy. - Right.
So I tried to figure out the way to eat the egg only.
- That's how I invented that. - I see.
You can separate the egg from the soup completely.
I need kimchi.
He eats 3 kinds of kimchi for 1 meal.
- Look at that. - Kimchi is essential.
Did your mother make kimchi for you?
I helped her make the cabbage kimchi.
She made the rest by herself.
For someone who works out every day,
you eat too much salty food.
(You eat a lot of salty food after all.)
I think he eats too much salty food.
(Meanwhile, ramyeon is being cooked well.)
(The four-egg noodles are not seen because of the egg.)
(The four-egg noodles with less sodium and...)
It's like a kimchi buffet.
(Kimchi buffet)
(He picks up some noodles under the egg.)
(Slurping)
He eats with gusto.
(He eats with gusto.)
(1 bite of young radish kimchi for 1 bite of ramyeon)
(He eats the whole piece of kimchi.)
He ate such a large bite of kimchi.
(He ate such a large bite of kimchi.)
He eats too much sodium.
However, he eats with so much gusto.
(He picks up a whole leaf of cabbage.)
(Then he wraps the kimchi with noodles.)
(He wraps noodles with the kimchi.)
It's like a sodium bomb.
(Pill Mo said the soup is too salty, so eating too much isn't healthy.)
It looks like he made ramyeon to eat kimchi.
- Ramyeon is a side dish for him. - I worked out hard.
(Cheery)
Why is he eating while standing up?
I usually eat standing.
- That's not good. - You eat fast if you stand and eat.
(He cleans his finger.)
(Drinking)
- Kimchi. - He's drinking so much water.
That kimchi is for four people.
(He finished eating 1 ramyeon and 4 eggs.)
I'm left with the soup only.
You don't drink the soup because it's salty.
- Good job. - You eat a lot.
It's actually pretty bland.
- Really? Half of kimchi is gone. - Yes.
- I'm sure that's really salty. - Yes.
I need to eat kimchi.
(Hey!)
(He organizes kimchi first.)
(It's reassuring.)
(He washes the dishes right away.)
We should respect that.
- He cleans right away. - You wash the dishes right away.
Actually he drank the day before.
People don't usually do that.
- You get lazy. - You order delivery.
Even if you eat ramyeon, you only put it away.
(He comes back to the table.)
(He lathers the table.)
You don't stop moving.
It's unbelievable that he's cleaning the table.
Will you clean my house?
He's not a janitor.
- Because he's so good. - He's really good.
(He lathers the table...)
(then returns back to the sink.)
(He even cleans the sink cover.)
- Even the sink. - Look at the sink.
He even cleaned the sink cover.
(It's unable to estimate how clean Pill Mo is.)
You're the cleanest person we had here.
- Right. - Right.
(Si Eon only cared about his figures in the mess.)
(The drain hole is clogged.)
(He has forgotten how to fold clothes.)
(He can't understand Pill Mo's neatness.)
Do you have mysophobia?
- You don't, do you? - It's just my routine.
He wouldn't wear a t-shirt with holes if he has mysophobia.
(He doesn't have mysophobia.)
(He finished cleaning the trace of eating ramyeon.)
(He hangs the cloth as a finish.)
He even hangs the cloth.
- Do you know why he hangs it there? - Why?
There's a screen that it won't touch the bottom...
along with the heat.
- Because it floats due to air? - Yes.
- I should dry it that way. - It's a tip.
(He's thinking.)
- You're really good. - It was unintentional.
- Really? - It didn't mean anything.
It was unintentional.
- Really? - It didn't mean anything.
- It's your instinct. - Give it a meaning from now on.
That's good.
(As soon as he finished washing the dishes,)
(he does recycling.)
(He keeps working on chores without a break.)
I don't put any feelings.
(Chores have become his daily routine.)
It's systematic.
(Pill Mo recycles without any emotions.)
Are there wire behind him?
(Power supply)
(He's in order as if he's programmed.)
(Go straight.)
(Turn left.)
(Close the door.)
(Pill Mo cleans his hands.)
- Cleaning. - Robot Pill.
(He's processing storing food.)
- You're so good at chores. - Yes.
- I should learn. - My goodness.
(He uses a tooth cutting function.)
- He has a cutting function. - Sure.
You can get it for extra 30 dollars.
- Is that optional? - Yes.
(After cleaning up,)
(he drinks coffee.)
(Coffee's Pill Mo's energy source.)
You need to fuel up.
(Pill Mo changes to new clothes.)
- He's finally going out. - He's very skinny.
Let's please go out.
(Spray perfume.)
(He even uses perfume...)
(to feel Christmas Eve.)
- I can hear him breathing so well. - Do you use perfume?
- Right. - I want him to blow his nose.
Like this.
(He gets ready to go out.)
(Walking)
(He's searching the route.)
(GPS function)
Do you know why he uses perfume? To look like a human.
- In case... - To look like a human.
- In case people misunderstand. - Yes.
- Is he fully charged? - Yes.
- He's fully charged. - You're so cute.
(He's searching the route.)
(He turns around as if he found the shortest distance.)
(What's he going to do now?)
What's that?
- He's stealing. - His breath sounds funny.
Is that your pay?
(Whistling)
He whistles to look like a human.
Right. He keep trying to look like a human.
(After getting paid...)
(Power saving mode)
(Now he loads the recycling bag.)
- He even turns the lights off. - He even turns the lights off.
(He equips shoes before leaving.)
He actually doesn't have to wear shoes because he's a robot.
- It's hilarious. - "Searching the shortest distance."
- It's hilarious. - He's acting like a human.
(Rattling)
What's that?
- What's that? - What's that?
What? There's a chair.
- What's that? - What's that?
(Pill Mo's sitting down.)
(He's been upright endlessly in front of gravity.)
It was pressuring his waist.
(As if he's free from gravity...)
- He didn't sit for once. - No.
(He uses gravity to put on shoes.)
"He uses gravity to put on shoes."
- That's handy. - It's so funny.
(Shoes on.)
Seeing him as a robot is getting freaky.
- He looks like a real robot. - He looks like a cyborg.
He's recycling.
(He recycles as soon as he leaves.)
(He follows the algorithm.)
AI's doing well.
(AI's doing well.)
(He leaves after recycling.)
(Earphones on.)
(Music listening function)
(He's secure even in the rain.)
- He even walks like a robot. - It's shocking.
He'll get rusty when he gets wet.
(Only humans wear umbrellas.)
"Only humans wear umbrellas."
(AI's sense of superiority toward humans.)
- He'll get rusty. - He's waterproof.
- Is he? That's a relief. - Waterproof.
(He arrives at a café near his house.)
(He stopped in front of the window.)
(He just stares.)
You should go to a gas station.
- What are you doing? - Why didn't you go in?
Why isn't he going in?
(It seems...)
(he's sending something.)
(After sending the look,)
(he sits down.)
- What's he doing? - What's he doing?
- Your owner must be inside. - Yes.
I go there every day.
- What? - They know.
- What? - Are you there to meet someone?
(After a moment,)
(coffee is delivered.)
- What's that? - My goodness.
What's going on?
How did you get coffee without ordering?
That's what I drink every day.
- What? What do you mean? - Wait.
How do you pay?
- Why do you not talk? - He took my card.
- I see. - You get coffee?
(The owner takes it by himself.)
- You don't say anything. - You look like a real robot.
Do they bring you coffee if you stand outside?
- That's amazing. - Maybe he sent bluetooth...
- through his eyes. - Exactly.
- It's crazy. - What are you doing...
in the parking lot?
I know. It's not like he valet parks.
- I'm just drinking coffee. - I see.
(Pill Mo continues to enjoy caffeine drink.)
(Coffee,)
(rain...)
(and an actor)
You're extraordinary.
- It actually looks cool. - It's like European movie.
It suits him.
- It suits him. - It suits him.
(Pill Mo's...)
This is European movie.
It's cool.
- It's like a scene from a movie. - I know.
(His only interest is...)
(hwatu?)
What's this?
- Hwatu. - Why would you play outside?
It's cold. My hand is faster than the eyes.
(He's facing a heartless battle in a cold parking lot.)
(Thinking)
- Are you sending bluetooth again? - He's going in.
He's back.
(What he brought is...)
He brought napkins.
(Biting)
- What? - What is he doing?
- Will he practice his autographs? - No way.
(He writes something...)
(on the napkin.)
What are you doing?
When I get ideas...
- You get an idea for a poem. - Right.
I can add music to the lyrics later.
- Do you write lyrics? - Yes.
Don't most people use...
- the memo pads? - It's hard to write on napkins.
I sometimes do that when I draw cartoons.
(On gloomy Sunday,)
(he writes, "Gloomy Sunday".)
My goodness.
- "Everyone has a different way." - My gosh.
"It's not a matter of right or wrong."
(It's not a matter of right or wrong.)
(I am the only one who sets the standard.)
(Survival of the fittest)
(Unfortunately, the world still works that way.)
(Despite that, I want to say this.)
(No parking)
(There are more good people in the world.)
(That's how Pill Mo's "Gloomy Sunday" ends.)
I picked up the habit in eighth grade.
It started during puberty.
I jot down a few words...
- when I get ideas. - Really?
I do it from time to time.
(On a gloomy day...)
- He is playing hwatu again. - I can't believe him.
He went back to the game.
(Hold on.)
(Hwatu inspires him.)
He alternates between playing cards...
and writing poems and lyrics.
(He returns to his usual self...)
(and sends a message to the owner.)
- There he goes. - Did he make the payment?
- Did he make the payment? - It looked like he did.
(He moves to the next building.)
He went into the next building.
(Where did he go on Christmas eve?)
- Min Jae. - Hey.
Will he play billiards during the day?
He doesn't disappoint us.
(It's billiards hall Pill Mo frequents.)
I wonder how good he is at billiards.
- Since he is a robot... - My goodness.
He must be good at billiards.
That's incredible.
(Kim Min Jae, the owner of billiards hall)
Bring them out.
I have mine.
I want to use this one.
(Hold on.)
He is the owner of the café.
(A friend from the neighbourhood, Lee Dong Soon)
He is a friend from the neighbourhood.
Pill Mo tilted his head earlier...
to call him to the billiards hall.
"Let's have a round."
(Shall I get started?)
Go, go.
(When they begin,)
(the balls roll freely.)
- He is good. - What?
What are you doing?
- My goodness. - What are you doing?
(Focused)
Should I make the wick thick?
(Why isn't he playing billiards?)
I will make it thick.
I don't have many hobbies,
but I make scented candles these days.
They are easy to make.
The owner of the billiards hall makes it with me.
I began to make them first.
Since we see each other very often,
he makes me work.
(On Christmas Eve, he makes scented candles that...)
(will melt his loneliness.)
Why is he making scented candles at a billiards hall?
It's ridiculous.
It's my first time to see the process.
I have never seen a video like this.
He is making scented candles at a billiards hall.
He must have made them often.
(In a skilful way,)
He is exact.
(Pill Mo goes through the process.)
The temperature is important when you add fragrance.
The temperature should be between...
65 to 70°C when you add fragrance. Otherwise, the fragrance disappears.
Scented candles go well with Christmas Eve.
(Shall I begin?)
Only those with skills play billiards with three balls.
(Pill Mo transforms into a robot...)
(and applies the billiards skills.)
His eyes are twinkling.
(Calculating the route)
(He hit the mark.)
(He is good.)
(He measures the angles perfectly.)
He knows every angle for it.
(No one can copy...)
(Pill Mo's angles.)
It brushed against the ball.
The two balls are together now.
(What is up with him?)
(After an outstanding performance,)
- He is really good. - You can't beat a robot.
This is incredible. He is checking the temperature.
(He checks the temperature on autopilot...)
(thanks to the alarm function.)
(Pill Mo joins the game again.)
(He doesn't hesitate...)
(to deliver the perfectly-calculated stroke.)
I played billiards back in the days.
I was the best player in my neighbourhood.
- What's the temperature? - It's 70°C.
- 70°C? - Yes.
- Already? - He needs to add fragrance.
The temperature should be between 65 to 70°C.
He is running out of time.
- He is running out of time. - My goodness.
There should be a commercial break.
(He plays twice as fast.)
My goodness.
- Gosh. - Nice. Nice.
(Go wasn't the only game...)
(the robots took over.)
He is incredible.
(He makes a clean finish.)
(He proved that he is a robot.)
I guess it's not a difficult trick.
- It's incredibly difficult. - He hit two balls.
It's too big.
(As if nothing has happened)
He adds it as if nothing has happened.
- The exact amount. - He does it perfectly.
It's the only video of its kind in the world,
- Billiards and scented candles. - Billiards and scented candles.
- I brought them. - He brought them!
He brought them! Nice!
Pill Mo!
- Lee Pill Mo! Lee Pill Mo! - Lee Pill Mo! Lee Pill Mo!
Lee Pill Mo!
- Look at them. - This is incredible.
- I am so thankful. - Let's take a look.
- Thank you. - This is incredible.
It will make my house smell nice.
- Thank you. - A robot-made scented candle.
- A robot made it for me. - There is a card, too.
Look at this.
- This is really cute. - It smells good.
- Look at this. - It looks high-end.
It looks high-end.
- It smells good. - Vanilla.
- It smells really good. - It smells good enough to eat.
- I am so excited. - What a charming robot!
- I want to rent it. - Seriously.
- I want one. - He's good at so many things.
(It becomes dark outside.)
(Navigating to the next destination)
(He is receiving information from GPS.)
Makchang is the best.
Will you eat makchang by yourself?
- I will have a company. - Thank goodness.
Are you eating makchang alone?
Perhaps he will light a scented candle during dinner.
At a gopchang restaurant?
He doesn't talk at the restaurant he frequents.
- She doesn't say hi or something. - That's natural.
(There are a lot of seats.)
(When will they come?)
(Oh)
- Who could it be? - Someone is here.
(You are here.)
His company is here.
(Whom does he greet happily?)
Who could it be?
- It's Son Hyun Joo! - No way!
(He transcends genres.)
I love him.
(He has been Pill Mo's friend for 10 years.)
Does he live alone?
- Of course not. - He is a father.
I am sorry.
(That's too bad.)
- It's cold now. - Hello.
- You came right away. - Yes.
(The members arrive.)
(Son Jong Beom, an actor)
It's cold.
He meets people because it's Christmas Eve.
That's good.
- You changed your hairstyle. - I told you I did.
I am sorry to say this right away,
- but pay 10 dollars each. - We did.
- 10 dollars. - We did.
- Did you turn it in? - Yes, I did.
I did as soon as I arrived.
(Pill Mo collects the money.)
How did the billiards go?
With whom did you play?
Coffee.
- "Coffee". - He doesn't call him by his name.
He always plays billiards with the same person.
It's Christmas Eve.
- The president should make a toast. - The president?
Who is the president?
- All right. - Make a toast...
on Christmas Eve.
Thank you for your hard work in 2017.
I hope you will be healthy and happy in 2018.
That's so insincere. Do it with sincerity.
I did.
- Really? - Yes.
All right.
I hope you will be successful,
(He wants the members to be healthy and happy.)
healthy, and happy.
I hope many good things come your way.
- All right. 6S. - 6S.
(La, la, la, la, la, la)
They are cute.
(What kind of a club is it?)
It's a club with 6 members called 6SLOL.
I came up with the name, but it sounds like a swear word.
It means "Six members started a LOL-worthy club."
How old is the club?
It's very old. It's over 10 years old.
- The members haven't changed. - No.
(It's very old.)
- Makchang, soju, and beer. - It looks delicious.
(Sizzling)
- What a beautiful sight! - I am reminded of Sangdo-dong.
- It was delicious. - We need to go again.
- We need to go again. - I am reminded of it, too.
- You weren't there. - You didn't come.
I saw the picture.
(He is ridiculous.)
What do you think we have in common?
It began from liking you.
(People who like Son Hyun Joo)
Actor Son Hyun Joo is...
my role model.
I want to be an actor like him. I want to act like him.
It's been 10 years...
when I became an actor to stand in front of a camera...
with him...
since my début.
There's something I want to tell Pill Mo.
(What does the man he looks up to want to say?)
- Okay. - What?
Why don't you open your wallet after a long time?
(Open your wallet after a long time.)
Pill Mo's going to open his wallet today.
- We've spent what we collected. - He can't hide it.
He's my role model.
"Role model."
- He didn't see it coming. - The robot's flustered.
He's having a malfunction.
Pill Mo's treating us today.
That's not why.
- Be quiet. Listen to me. - My goodness.
What I have to say is more important.
- Look at his face. - Even that...
He's like, "What's wrong with him?"
Why did we collect 10 dollars each?
- That's not right. - Then what?
We're paying separately regardless of who it is.
It's not that I don't want to spend money.
- I don't think you do. - My goodness.
Give him the money back. He's going to go on for an hour.
He's going to go on for an hour.
Let's open Pill Mo's wallet today. Goodness' sake.
You should pay for us.
I always pay for people younger than me.
Is that why you hang out with us?
I do treat you from time to time.
(The next table is watching them.)
- I'm sorry. - Please send love...
to Pill Mo.
Hello.
- I'm your fan. - Oh, come on.
(My gosh)
He's charming in that way.
My goodness.
He ran to them for that.
(He's envious.)
I'm your fan.
How about you make a toast, Hyun Joo?
Let me propose a toast as a senior advisor.
- Okay. - "Senior advisor."
Propose a toast please.
I hope Pill Mo brings...
one more person here...
- instead of six. - My goodness.
Of course he should.
For the days to come.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
(For a group of 7 instead of 6.)
(He feels sentimental.)
Have you ever introduced your girlfriend to that group?
- No, not yet. - For 10 years?
My goodness. No wonder why he brought it up.
Were you dating in secret?
(Bait)
Pardon?
- Come on. - Okay.
(Or not.)
Why do you not have a girlfriend even though you're handsome?
Even I have one.
The thing is Pill Mo...
thinks himself very hot.
But it's true, isn't it?
(It's true I'm hot.)
- You need to admit it. - No.
This is why he's wrong.
- I think you're jealous. - No.
- No. - You should drink.
(Helping hand)
- You're handsome too. - I...
- I'm not handsome. - I just...
have well-defined features.
In case of him,
he admits that he's hot.
I see him more than my parents...
in a year.
We meet up like three times a week, don't we?
I'm getting tired now.
I hope Pill Mo gets married...
in 2018.
Are you delaying the marriage on purpose?
- No. - But why do people say that?
- I find living alone comfortable. - Yes.
- I'm already used to it. - You shouldn't be.
Do you have any female friends that you can hang out at anytime?
- Just a friend. - A female friend.
- A female friend. - I...
used to know actresses,
but as we start to hang out, they flirt.
- Oh, your female friends do? - Yes. I find that uncomfortable.
You might have misunderstood it.
No. I know it.
- He's misunderstood. - Know what?
Maybe they just like to drink.
No. I don't get drunk.
My gosh. I can't break in.
Is that why you prefer hanging out with guys?
I find that comfortable.
Because girls fall in love with you.
You can work it out with them when that happens.
So his friend can't be his girlfriend.
She must start as a girlfriend.
When your female friends watch this,
they'd be like, "What's he talking about?"
- "Has he gone crazy?" - They might call you.
- "It's not what you think." - They might stop keeping in touch.
"Are you crazy?"
"My agency is going to send certification of contents."
(Is it?)
One time, I introduced a girl...
to him.
- Did he? - Even though I did...
- Did it work out? - Nothing worked out.
I don't want blind dates.
Everyone has a match for them.
I want someone bright.
(How about Na Rae for someone bright?)
Na Rae...
is bright.
- What was that? - Is that how he skips it?
- It's a jump cut. - Is this how he avoids it?
You didn't say yes or no.
Still...
They asked you a question. Why didn't you answer it?
My head hurts because I couldn't sleep last night.
(Nonsense)
You were talking so well until now.
Why does your head hurt all of a sudden?
- He must've drank a lot of soju. - My eyes are dry.
- He's hilarious. - What do you mean?
- Do you feel tired all of a sudden? - Yes.
He was shining brightly a while ago.
Since we're on the topic, what kind of women do you prefer?
- Someone bright. - Okay.
You said you like someone bright. No one is bright like me.
Okay.
- This isn't good for the new year. - She got rejected.
- Don't say that. - It's true.
Let's...
start a project to get Pill Mo married.
I said I'll pay for your honeymoon...
- if you get married in 2017. - He did.
- You only have a few days left. - Four days.
It's over now.
I said I'll pay for the wedding hall if he gets married...
- in 2017. - They really mean it.
- I said I'll pay for the hall. - Yes.
It's over now.
What if he gets married next year?
What are you going to do for him?
Wedding hall again?
2017 has passed.
Honestly, I want to do it for him.
I'll pay for the buffet.
Are you going to be okay with 15,000 people?
I can pay for 15,000 people if Pill Mo's getting married.
Okay then. Buffet it is.
(Hyun Joo's awesome.)
Let's drink.
- He'll pay for the buffet. - Sure. I'll pay for it.
I don't care whether...
I get married or not.
I just want this group to stay forever.
I want all of you to stay healthy. That's what I want.
6 o'clock.
(Singing)
(6 o'clock.)
Do it again.
Somehow...
we keep talking about his marriage.
Don't be so stressed about it.
- You'll soon find someone. - Thank you.
(He'll soon find a girlfriend.)
How much is this?
That's beautiful.
(How much is this?)
I was only asking.
(Fun year-end party ended.)
(He returns to lonely home.)
(Sighing)
He's going to be silent again.
- It was perfect until now. - It suddenly became quiet.
(A glass of wine...)
(for the quiet house)
- Drinking alone isn't right. - Do you usually...
- drink alone at home? - Yes.
(I enjoy it.)
(Warm candle...)
(and a glass of wine)
(It may be one glass, but he does it right.)
(But he's alone.)
Why does he look lonely?
- It's passing to Christmas. - Right.
You should've played some music.
- It's to maximize the loneliness. - My goodness.
(He thinks for a second,)
(then he calls someone.)
- Right. - He's trying to call someone.
- To a robot friend. - It's his mother.
Mother.
(Mother...)
Merry Christmas.
(He leaves a voice message.)
Don't worry about me.
Everything will be good.
A message to a robot producer.
After I sent it,
my mother changed.
- Even though it's nothing. - You need to do it.
- I guess she was touched. - Yes.
(Sighing)
(With a sigh,)
(he's used to spending Christmas alone.)
(He still loves the day.)
(Pill Mo's especially normal Christmas)
I enjoyed it.
It's your first time watching your own life.
How did you feel about it?
I thought it's too systematic.
- The robot's moving. - He finally realized it.
- I can't help it. It's my life. - Right.
Do you have any plans for the new year?
I want to meet someone this year...
and try to...
work it out with her.
He says that first instead of his drama.
You're right.
I think I'm off to a good start.
I'll work hard and come to you with a good drama.
I wish you the best as a hard-working actor, Pill Mo.
That was Lee Pill Mo.
(We wish you the best as a hard-working actor, Pill Mo.)