I haven't experienced weather like today's.
- It's raining as well. - It's hot and cold.
It gets very wet too.
I heard that you have good news.
- What news? - Tell us.
- Do you have a girlfriend now? - Don't you have something to share?
- Are you getting married? - I guess he has a girlfriend now.
No.
What was that?
I'm close to him, so I'd know, but he has no girlfriend.
I once doubted that he broke up with his girlfriend.
He looked depressed for a few days.
- Did he? - Perhaps he really did.
Don't move!
- He wants attention. - I'm shooting a tranquilizer gun.
- The culprit is one of you guys. - What is he doing?
- What is he doing? - Are you playing a detective?
As he is wearing a hat today, that means...
he doesn't really have any interest in today's guests.
(Caught in the act)
We can see that we won't be having female idol singers today as guests.
You are the culprit.
- I'm sure. - Stop it.
It was when we had MC Gree and Song So Hee as guests.
- What? - What are you talking about?
Someone released poison gas inside the classroom.
- It was probably Soo Geun. - Who was it?
- What are you talking about? - Poison gas?
I knew you guys would be like this. I've prepared a footage.
It went viral all over the SNS.
(It was during MC Gree's Guess Who I Am)
(Farting)
- What was the sound? - I heard someone farting.
Did you guys see that? Everyone's talking about this on SNS.
It's on every famous social network sites.
It wasn't me.
If I farted, he would've made so much fuss.
Be quiet. I will shoot you with a tranquilizer gun.
- First of all... - I just dodged it.
Yeong Cheol, Kyung Hoon,
- It wasn't me. - and I didn't fart.
I can't fart softly like that.
But I doubt it.
Someone could have said, "Why did you fart? It's gross."
Jang Hoon was so quiet though.
Was it Jang Hoon then?
I think there's only one person who can fart loudly and bravely...
while shooting a show. It's him.
- It wasn't me. - I'll get you.
If I farted, you would've been mad.
- Let me ask you all one thing. - It was probably butane gas.
Be honest.
Is there anyone who didn't fart...
during all this time on Men on a Mission?
- Me. - Don't lie.
I'm not lying.
- I'm not lying. - I don't even fart...
in front of my members.
Ho Dong, but that time...
- Ho Dong, don't lie. - Don't lie.
- You farted last time. - You did.
You once jumped while you were talking.
Your fart made you get up like this.
- We caught you once. - You farted once.
I told you. I can't fart that softly.
- Then? - Then how do you fart?
(Farting loudly)
Okay. Let's ask the staff.
Let's find the culprit.
- It could've been So Hee. - You caught the culprit?
- So Hee? - So Hee?
(It wasn't me)
(Let's reveal the culprit.)
(Farting)
(Soo Geun's audio)
(Yeong Cheol's audio)
(Coughing)
It was you.
- It was you. - Was it me?
No, it wasn't.
- It came from his nose. - It was you.
- The culprit was... - It was Yeong Cheol.
- He made that sound with his mouth. - It was his mouth?
Jang Hoon, then it wasn't Soo Geun who farted.
- How did I make that noise? - But...
I won't keep you alive.
- I won't keep you alive. - Can't I do an advertisement...
with this line, "I won't keep you alive"?
(Opening)
(Transfer students appear suddenly.)
(Actress So Yu Jin)
What is happening?
(Entertainer Samuel Okyere)
(I always)
(dreamed about you)
(They welcome them with Para Para Dance.)
She sang "Para Para".
He looks like Will Smith.
How you two know each other?
- Hello, guys. - Nice to meet you all.
Hi, Ho Dong.
They are Sam and Yu Jin.
- Yu Jin looks like a student. - Right?
Have you seen anyone who looks so good in a school uniform like me?
- It's our first time. - Right?
You are the first guest that looks good in school uniform.
- Are you serious? - No one looked good in the uniform.
- You guys... - There was a few.
I think there was a few who looked good in the uniform.
Really? Listen.
(Let me introduce myself.)
You guys always thought of me as Baek Jong Won's wife.
- Or a housewife with three kids. - Of course.
- But I am... - You are the Para Para Queen.
- Can you be quiet? - Show me now
- Show me now - I once won the first place...
in a national uniform contest.
I'm So Yu Jin.
- Really? - Really?
- Nice to meet you all. - Is there a such contest?
(They have never heard about the contest before.)
- No wonder she looks so good in it. - You won from the contest?
No. The contest was...
looking for the school which has the best school uniforms.
And they were looking for students who wear daily clothes well.
The contest was looking for those students.
I won the first prize for the school uniform and daily clothes.
Sam is getting ready for his turn now.
Don't introduce yourself with what you memorized.
Listen to others first.
- He kept thinking. - I was thinking what to say.
I was waiting for my turn.
Calm down.
You should listen to Yu Jin's introduction too.
Be quiet. Okay.
I'm going to be a top star from today.
I'm Samuel Nana Kwesi Tweneboah Kodua Okyere Darko Gyan.
Nice to meet you all.
- Okyere Darko Gyan? - Yes.
I'm Samuel Nana Kwesi Tweneboah Kodua Okyere Darko Gyan.
- Samuel Okyere Darko Gyan. - Just call me Chul Hee.
- Chul Hee? - Yes, Chul Hee.
- Chul Hee. - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Chul Hee
He sounds like a drug peddler from Ghana.
- Right? - He speaks so well.
He says that he will be a super star from today.
- Why did you say that? - Tell us.
This show only invites super stars.
So I wanted to come on this show badly from long time ago.
I always wanted to be on this show.
Since I'm here now, I'm a super star too.
As he is so excited, he can't really speak in Korean well.
You are right.
Hold on.
Nice to meet you all.
You used to be so good at Korean. What's wrong?
I don't know either. I'm having a mental breakdown.
- Our industry loves you. - You two are on this show today.
I thought you guys knew each other.
When Sam was introducing himself, she was standing like this...
as though she was embarrassed by him.
They are not that close.
We became friends earlier in the waiting room.
- Give me a high-five. - You've never met privately before?
Why are you two here together?
Are you two doing a drama together or something?
No.
(Maybe Yu Jin's the leading role and Sam plays the supporting one?)
Are you on a drama called "A Girl Who Can Cook"?
Or "Baek Jong Won from Ghana"?
It sounds cool. Let's do a show together.
- Sounds good. - I love it.
I think we get along quite well.
Sam, are you nervous right now?
Yes, a little.
I will be fine later. Let's not get nervous, everyone.
You are the only one who is nervous right now.
Sam, we are not nervous.
I heard that Yu Jin was also really nervous to be on this show.
- Yes, I was. - She said her heart beat fast.
- You get nervous too? - But I wasn't scared.
- It's not that I was scared. - You feel the same, right?
- Yes, just like Sam. - That's right.
My heart was beating so fast.
I did not expect to be on this show that's watched by many young people.
I didn't expect this since I'm a housewife with three kids.
I was not sure if someone like me could be on this show.
What are you talking about?
Yu Jin, didn't you work...
for a day in between spring and summer of 2004...
in Gangnam? Didn't you work at a board game cafe?
- Yes. - I knew it.
I was a trainee in 2004.
I was hospitalized because of a small accident.
I was hospitalized.
- It was in the alley. - Everyone was...
talking about a celebrity in a board game cafe.
I saw her in person for the first time.
- Really? - I still remember that day.
It was in 2004 at a board game cafe.
I was lying down like this with Teuk.
We heard that there was a celebrity at the board game cafe.
We were so surprised that we ran there.
He's right. I worked for a day on Children's Day.
- That's right. - It was like a one-day work.
- It was like a charity. - It was for a good purpose.
- Did you see her? - Yes. I saw her in person.
- Did you take a photo of her? - I didn't know she debuted...
from the national school uniform contest.
The contest was held when I was in grade 12.
Students from other schools were doing it like a fashion show.
But I was in the department of theater and film.
So I decided to plan the show a little.
Normally,
other students would...
walk like this.
And do this in the middle.
But I took my book.
You were acting a student, right?
Yes. We pretended like we were studying.
We walked like this, and the music would play.
One.
(She changes suddenly.)
(Amazing)
- She can dance. - She's good.
My friends and I danced together.
We were studying before, but we suddenly started dancing.
We wanted to show the judges that we also have dreams.
You are like Celeb Five.
And when the music stopped playing,
we would just walk like nothing happened.
- It is like a musical. - We'd look at the book as we exit.
We danced together in the fashion show.
She knew how to plan things.
Was the contest big?
It was quite big since it was a national contest.
- A national contest? - Yes.
How much did they pay you when you won the first prize?
How much did they pay you?
I think they paid over 1,000 dollars,
but what mattered was the honor.
Sam, you don't need to react to her story in a hurry.
- He is so kind. - Sam.
Since she is so nervous,
I get nervous too.
I felt better a few minutes ago. Yu Jin.
- Take it easy. - Okay.
You can take a rest when she is talking.
Sam, you are the only one who should take it easy.
- You are so nervous. - You are making Yu Jin nervous.
You make me nervous too.
Did you also wear a uniform when you were in high school in Ghana?
We wear uniforms throughout the high school.
When you watch American movies,
high school kids wear plain clothes, right?
They can wear whatever they want.
We wanted to wear like them, but it didn't happen.
Also, my high school...
made us wear a brown belt, and a pair of brown sandals.
We couldn't wear shoes in different colors.
We had to wear sandals. We wore uniforms in high school.
Do students in Ghana also have styling methods with uniforms?
Korean girls would make...
- their skirts short. - They are a little short.
Girls do the same, and guys would pull their pants low.
It was in trend when I was in high school.
- In Ghana too? - Yes.
We would show our bums a little. It was like a hip-hop style.
- Really? - This is how it's done.
They also wore uniforms differently.
That's not hip-hop. Your feet are pointing outwards.
You got nervous, didn't you?
No, I'm not nervous.
Why do you guys ask me all the time? I said I'm not nervous anymore.
Do you know how to ease up when you are nervous?
He is very charming when he dances.
- He does dance well. - You know me well.
He knows how to talk too.
No matter what kind of music plays,
he would dance to it with his own style.
- You are correct. - He dances to the rhythm.
- Shall we play the music now? - He has swagger.
- We will play any random song. - All right.
(To loosen up, he has a dance time.)
- He should loosen up a little. - Of course.
He can even dance to RnB music.
(Groove)
- I knew he's good. - He is so good.
(He approaches to Yu Jin.)
- Don't go to her. - You can't go to her!
- Hey! - Hey!
Hey, come here.
Hey, you shouldn't dance with her.
Come on, Soo Geun.
(He enters the main stage.)
(Let's have some fun.)
(Flexible)
He can dance.
He is a natural dancer.
- He was born to be a dancer. - He is good.
- He is different. - I like how he dances like this.
(He dances to the rhythm naturally.)
- Swagger. - He is flexible.
He is good.
- You can dance so well. - He can.
- He has a sense of rhythm. - You are not nervous at all.
- Right? Let's do this. - You are not nervous anymore.
He is a natural born dancer.
This is good.
- I like it. - And...
- you all know his dream, right? - His dream?
- The president of Ghana? - That's right.
- I heard that too. - He wants to be in politics.
How famous are you in Ghana?
(How famous is Sam in Ghana?)
People in Ghana don't really recognize me.
I'm not lying.
- You are just a nobody? - It's because...
my name and my face don't really match.
So when they hear my name,
they know that I work in Korea.
But they don't know how I look like.
- Oh, so your face isn't known. - It's not.
So are you not famous in Ghana?
I went to Ghana for a show last year, remember?
- They recognized me a little. - Talk confidently, Sam.
Why can't you mention the name of the show?
- He got scared. - "Mom's Diary".
I went to Ghana on "Mom's Diary".
- He got scared. - He really did.
- I went to Ghana... - You made him nervous again.
- I felt better a little. - We made him feel better.
I even danced like this, but you made me nervous again.
Why are you sweating?
Wipe your sweat.
- I was feeling better. - I'm sorry.
- I'm nervous again. - Look how much he's sweating.
He doesn't sweat even in his hot country.
But he is sweating so much.
I thought it's Ghana here.
I thought it's Ghana here. It is so hot in here.
He wanted you to talk confidently when mentioning "Mom's Diary".
- I'm sorry. I just wanted to help. - You can mention the show's name.
Continue your story about "Mom's Diary".
Last year,
- I went to Ghana on "Mom's Diary". - You did.
Thankfully, people recognized me at the airport.
They asked, "Are you Sam?"
- So I was feeling... - Hold on.
People in Ghana wouldn't talk like that.
- They don't speak like that. - They said it in their language.
They asked me in English. "Are you Sam Okyere?"
The government in Ghana...
appointed me as an honorary ambassador of Ghana in Korea.
I was appointed...
in that position.
(Serious)
Why are you talking like a professor all of sudden?
(He talks seriously because of his international position.)
He's playing a big role in promoting...
cultural exchange between Korea and Ghana.
Do your kids know that you are famous?
- Me? - Yes.
They don't know that I also appear on TV shows.
- Do they know about their dad? - They know...
that their dad is a chef.
It's because he cooks a lot at home too.
(Laughing)
Is it fun?
Is it fun to cook the noodles?
(He is a family man who cooks with his kids.)
It's interesting to see black pasta noodles, right?
Do they also eat the food that you cooked?
- Of course. - What about your husband's food?
- They eat that too. - Do they like his food more?
The way I cook is a little different.
Chef Sam Kim told me that his kids don't eat his wife's food.
Really?
It must be because Chef Sam cooks so well.
He is stressed about it.
The kids should eat their mom's food too.
They would say no to their mom's food and ask Sam to do it.
- So he... - That's possible.
Jong Won only cooks for me for now.
And I cook for my kids.
- That's good. - He would cook Korean, Chinese,
and other food for me which I like.
- I'm better at cooking kids' food. - She is a good cook.
- I like cooking. - Of course she is.
He was my teacher on "Kang's Kitchen".
He taught me how to make the pork cutlet and pork ramyeon.
- He was my teacher. - When I was watching that show,
I asked him to cook the same dish. And he cooked for me right away.
You mean that huge pork cutlet?
He made the pork cutlet and ramyeon too.
Didn't you also cook that for your kids too?
No, I didn't.
(Joking)
Didn't you also cook for your wife?
Of course I cook for my wife.
- He cooks at home. - I made the sauce also.
- I stir-fried the sauce. - That's right.
- I also put garnish on top. - Did you cook for your wife?
- Yes, I did. - Really?
Sam,
what is your favorite dish in Korea?
- Hold on. - I like meat.
I'm sorry, but Kyung Hoon, you should also ask them a question.
- You're doing nothing. - I am going to.
Do you also cook at home, Sam?
I realized...
that he only talks a lot when there are female guests.
- He didn't really talk much today. - I was going to ask you this.
Do you also cook at home?
- Hee Chul... - His ears are getting red now.
- Look at him. - I blush when people look at me.
- Really? - Why are your ears getting red?
- They always get red. - What do you eat at home then?
- I... - Do you also cook at home?
I don't cook these days. My mom is in Korea right now.
Is she in Korea?
She appears on some shows time to time.
Is she in Korea now?
She is also an entertainer in Korea.
I'm thinking if I should buy her a mask.
- Because... - Because she is so famous?
people recognize her a lot everywhere she goes.
People would ask her like this. "Are you Sam's mother?"
And she would greet them back like this.
They live in a nice house.
Isn't your grandfather a principal?
He was a high school principal.
- He is well-reputed in the society. - He must have been in a high rank.
So he always told me this.
"Never ruin your family's reputation."
Whatever I do in Ghana,
people would recognize me as his grandson.
I had to remind myself not to ruin my family's image.
- He must have been really strict. - I did things sneakily.
You were born with a silver spoon in your mouth then.
- Sorry? - You have rich family.
- No. - Hold on.
I noticed that non-Korean people who can speak Korean so well...
would answer like this when they are taken aback.
- They talk with the honorific. - That's not true.
My family is not rich. We are just a happy family.
It's time for the EF.
Her name is So Yu Jin.
Her nickname is Madam Yu Jin.
Sam's nickname is Black Sam.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,
Also 572, just like how his name is pronounced.
- Don't people call you as 3572 too? - 3572. Yes.
We know Sam's dream so well.
He wants to be the president of Ghana.
- We will help you. - Help me, please.
- How would you help him though? - How can we help him?
Are you going to sing a campaign song for his presidential campaign?
Yes. I should.
What are you going to sing in Ghana?
His inside and outside are the same.
Thank you for using your song.
I love that song.
He just changed the phone number to his name.
(He steals the joke quickly.)
He is so quick.
I should be quick.
- He's good at it. - 3572.
I'm sure many people asked you this.
How would you lead Ghana if you become the president?
To make Ghana develop,
it is important to educate people.
- He talks as if he's the president. - So...
The reason I built Okyere School in Ghana...
- is I want to educate people... - That's so cool.
and develop the country.
- He is awesome. - You are amazing.
Something similar happened in Liberia.
- That's right. - The football player, George Weah,
- He is now the president. - was so famous.
He became the president after trying twice.
So after he became the president, many people messaged me.
"Sam, you can do it too."
- I think so too. - He also received...
Player of the Year. He was very popular.
Ghana has a lot of famous soccer players.
Right. There's Gyan, Essien, Muntari, and others.
- Gyan. - Gyan is from Ghana.
- Kian84? - Yes. Asamoah Gyan.
- Kian84? - No, not him.
- It's not Kian84. - I know him.
- He's Ghanaian soccer player. - It's not Kian84.
Is there a soccer player with that name too?
There is. It's not Kian84.
Kian84 I know is the cartoonist of "Fashion King".
Yu Jin's strength is bringing back memories.
In the past, I was the queen.
Right. Her song "Para Para Queen" was released...
when I was working at a factory in 2001. I was 19.
I worked in a factory while studying at Wonju Technical High School.
At the time, UN's "Wave" and Duke's "Boom Boom" were out.
- Right. - I just remembered.
Wasn't I in your music video too?
- Do you remember it? - I think his hair...
- You were in it. - was pink or something.
We don't know what it is. Show us "Para Para Queen".
- Let's go. - What is it?
Show us, Yu Jin.
- What's "Para Para Queen"? - My goodness.
(She will bring our memories back with "Para Para Queen".)
(She hesitates only for a while.)
(Here comes Para Para Queen!)
- That's it. - Here she comes.
- She's good. - She's good.
What is that?
(Yu Jin's "Para Para Queen was a hit in 2001.)
- She likes to dance. - She loves to dance.
(The memories are brought back.)
I remember it.
Your hair was tied like this.
She's good.
- She's good. - It's like techno music.
I didn't expect this.
- She's good. - Para Para Queen.
(She uses her long arms to her advantage.)
(Pointing her arm in every direction)
(The core of this dance is to point everywhere.)
Let's join her.
Wait
(He dances as if he's been cloned at a factory.)
He's good.
(Yeong Cheol in the music video)
This is exciting.
This is the only move.
(His gum-revealing smile hasn't changed.)
It's exciting.
It sounds like a Japanese song.
(Para Para Queen has returned!)
It reminds me of the time when I was manufacturing Braun tubes.
She is the Para Para Queen.
That was great. I'm reminded of the old days.
- It was really fun. - Right.
It's very addicting too.
- It's very addicting. - I was worried that you would...
make me dance today.
So I watched the music video and...
- You practiced? - She would've done it anyway.
- She was well prepared. - She didn't seem worried at all.
As soon as the music was on, she went...
That's because...
- That's because... - You looked too excited to do it.
I was afraid I'd get lost if I start in the middle.
So I practiced to do it from the start.
- I bet Mr. Baek hasn't watched it. - He's seen it many times.
- By the way, - He would know.
I had to practice at night after the children went to bed.
When I kept watching it at night...
Did he say, "What are you looking at?"
No.
"What are you doing?" "What is 'Para Para Queen'?"
He cheered me up and went to bed first.
- This song was really popular. - Of course.
- That brought back my memories. - Sam,
you are so cute whenever you stick out your tongue.
What?
- You didn't mean it at all. - That's not true.
He's like Dooly.
He had to say something.
- He had to say something. - He thought he was too quiet.
Why did your ears turn red?
It's because everyone is looking at me.
Is that right? Is that why they turned red?
- Get back to your work. - How do you even sing?
You are the only one who needs to work.
My job is to look at you.
- Hey. - What?
- What? - How do you perform at concerts?
What? What?
- Why did your ears turn red? - He's strange.
- What? - They are really red.
You see,
the cameras should look away too.
- He's face turned red. - It did.
- During the concert... - What's wrong with you?
During the concert, how do you endure people's stares?
- That doesn't make me red. - It doesn't?
- Is it okay if they are your fans? - Stop looking at me.
- His ears really turned red. - It's fine because he's good at it.
Sam's strength is...
- What is it? - My gosh.
- Why? - This is unbelievable.
His strength is doing Word Chain in Korean.
- Really? - No way.
You should beat Yu Jin first.
- Really? - I really wanted to do it.
- Are you good at it? - Then...
do you know Ho Dong's old show called "Kung Kung Ta"?
Right. When I'm with my friends,
to check whose Korean is better,
we play Kung Kung Ta a lot.
I wanted to play it with you.
The important thing is this. He's studying Korean.
He's been studying with it, but we haven't done it a lot.
- So he might be better than us. - He must know Chinese letters too.
But you have to play against all of us and win.
Right. That's all right. I'm confident.
- It's going to be fun. - You can beat us all?
I can beat you all.
- You can beat all of us? - All of you.
I think he can beat Hee Chul and Kyung Hoon.
- He can beat Kyung Hoon. - I'm good.
- We won't cut you slack. - Will there be no word limit?
Will there be no limit?
Let's go with three syllables. That's how it's supposed to be.
Sam must be used to doing it a certain way.
- It doesn't matter to me. - Ho Dong must be good at it.
- Does it not matter? - It doesn't matter.
- It doesn't matter. - Okay. Give it a try then.
- Ho Dong must be good at it. - You have to follow the rhythm...
and say one word each.
- Okay. - Kung Kung Ta, three syllables.
- 1, 2, 3, 4. - 1, 2, 3, 4.
Kungkungta, kungkungta. Kungkungta, kungkungta.
(The old game excites them.)
Kung, kung, kung, kung.
(The original player slowly gets excited.)
Kung, kung, kung, kung. Kungkungta, kungkungta.
(This is exciting.)
Kung, kung, kung, kung.
Spider web.
Jumping rope.
- Kimono. - He lost.
I said "kimono". What's wrong with that?
- Should we cut some slack? - Cut me some slack.
- Cut him some slack, Hee Chul. - Sam, I'm sorry,
but don't lose your temper.
(Calm down.)
What did I do?
You are really hot-tempered.
- Let's begin with "jumping rope". - Begin.
- Kungkungta, kungkungta. - Kungkungta, kungkungta.
Kimono.
No, no, no, no, you can't do that
What is this?
You said there was no limit in number of letters.
But that's not acceptable. That's a song, isn't it?
You said there was no limit in number of letters.
- Hey. - Okay. All right.
- Let's do that. - What's wrong with it?
- Start with "dwe". - Start with "dwe".
You pig, you pig
- You pig, you pig - You said it...
because he looks like a pig.
- No. No. - Hey.
- That's not it. - My gosh.
That's not it.
- That was bad timing. - Are you okay?
What was that?
- Were you hurt? - My goodness.
- That was bad. - That was unbelievable.
- Let's only allow words. - Okay.
Let's go with three syllables.
- Only words are allowed. - "You pig".
Pig.
Mount Jiri.
Mount Sanak.
What is Mount Sanak?
(He's flustered.)
Say that it's a mountain in Ghana.
It exists in Ghana.
- I know that mountain. - It exists.
- Kungkungta, kungkungta. - You are good.
Mount Sanak.
Foot of a mountain.
(Foot of a mountain)
- "Seuk"? - Yes.
- "Seuk"? - He didn't watch that show.
He didn't watch "Kung Kung Ta".
You are unbelievable. How can you give me "seuk"?
- There's a word. - There's "a big bear's foot".
Big bear's foot.
Toes.
(He said "toes".)
"Rak"?
Hey, how can you...
ask every time?
How can you say you're good?
- How is this your strength? - He said, "Is it okay?"
- It's okay. It's okay. - How is it okay?
- It's okay. It's okay. - You got it wrong.
- Rock and roll. - It's okay. I got it.
- My goodness. - Let's just do it.
- Let's do it. - Come on.
- Kungkungta, kungkungta. - Kungkungta, kungkungta.
Rock cafe.
- "Pe"? - "Pe".
(They are both terrible.)
- "Pe"? - Hey.
Let's call this "Idiot Kung Kung Ta".
- "Pe"? - "Pe".
(Which word starts with "pe"?)
- This is so funny. - There's "closing ceremony".
Closing ceremony.
Restaurant.
Tang Dynasty.
Ramyeon.
Noodles.
Hurry.
(How did it go from "noodles" to "hurry"?)
- You mean Bali. - I meant Bali of Indonesia.
- Bali of Indonesia. - Bali of Indonesia.
Sodium dioxide.
- What? - Sodium dioxide.
What is that?
There's a thing called...
- "sodium dioxide". - Is that a word?
- Sodium dioxide. - You don't know it?
You don't know it?
- Salt farm. - Salt farm.
- I can do that, can't I? - Right.
"Real Men".
- "Yi". - Tooth.
Laundry.
Restaurant.
- He's good. - All right.
Rendezvous.
Beautiful.
Grass irritation.
Dok Island.
Axe.
Flag.
- Flag? - Nothing makes sense.
- Nothing makes sense. - Just...
- keep going. - Keep going.
- Flag. - Laundry.
Cold.
Train.
Cha Du Ri.
Toothpick.
Dog food.
Bowl.
"Reut"?
- He's cute. - "Reut"?
- "Reut"? - "Reut".
Sam passes.
I did it.
Yu Jin passes too!
- "Reut". - Whenever he doesn't know...
(Brother School)
I prepared these questions after putting my children to bed.
Are you ready to solve them?
- I will do my best. - I think Yu Jin...
will give us a big gift if we get it right.
- What will she give us? - Do we get a gift?
Cook for us.
Mr. Baek's knife set.
- I was... - Mr. Baek's knife set?
Does he sell knives too?
(He unintentionally expanded his business.)
I made pretty candles for you.
You make candles too?
- It's for the person who gets it. - Okay.
I'm excited.
Let's start the first question.
- I will give you the question. - Okay.
Thinking back,
I think I was able to debut because of one thing I said.
What did I say?
- You said this? - Yes.
I said this during an audition.
I got it.
"How can you not choose me when I am this pretty?"
"Who are you going to pick then? I hate you all."
- "I'm leaving." - I never thought I was pretty.
I got it.
(He smiles big as he's embarrassed.)
Guys, you should get the shot of him smiling.
It will...
It will come in handy.
- I... - Which audition was this?
Oh, right.
I debuted not through a TV drama but a variety show.
(It's the show that Yu Jin debuted through.)
- I got it. - Yes?
"Sir, I have 100,000 dollars. And it's yours."
(She offered to pay him for hiring her.)
What is that?
(It's a new system where the star pays.)
Everyone, look at Kyung Hoon so his ears will turn red.
Don't. A while ago...
- No, it's not red now. - It's red.
Don't look at me.
- I'm looking at him. - You make my ears turn red.
Don't look at me.
- Are you cold? They are red. - No, no.
- It was for a variety show. - Did they hold auditions too?
- Did they hold auditions too? - Did they?
- It was because of what you said. - They held auditions...
- and hired people. - I got it.
"Even boring people like Ho Dong..."
"gets to host a variety show."
"Do you think I can't make people laugh?" When you said it,
the director said, "Right. Ho Dong isn't funny either."
"You got it." And you debuted right away.
It has to be the answer. Otherwise, he will kill me.
I can't turn my head right now.
- It's not the answer, is it? - Turn back.
(He sits quietly.)
It's like...
(How dare you?)
- What is it? - You're right.
- Is he right? - No. No.
It was because of the confidence.
That show I auditioned for...
was about eating very unusual things.
- Right. - I had to eat strangest things.
When they asked me if I could eat those things,
I said this, and I got hired.
"I can eat anything except for a desk."
It's very similar to that.
Can you eat a mouse too?
"I can eat anything other than humans."
(What are you saying?)
- In this world... - You should reflect on yourself.
"I can eat anything in this world."
It's "I eat this."
- I got it. - "I eat anything."
- What? - "I eat anything."
There's something after "I eat anything."
"I eat anything other than eyeglasses."
No.
- You eat anything but... - You're a genius.
What could it be?
Can't we
(He raises his thumb without any emotion.)
My goodness.
(He's proud of himself.)
"I eat anything as long as it doesn't kill me."
- "I eat anything." - You got it!
You eat anything as long as it doesn't kill you.
(He always gets the answer.)
- Anything that won't kill her. - You eat almost everything then?
It was an SBS show called "Find the Best".
I had to go around different countries...
and eat all kinds of food.
You must've eaten a lot of strange food then.
Totally. I ate crocodile, cobra...
- You ate all of those? - Yes.
Camel's sole, duck's tongue,
cockroach, scorpion...
Then she was fated...
- to end up with Mr. Baek. - They are fated to be together.
While eating those, I played with a snake.
Then I ate the snake too.
- You ate the snake? - I killed...
a bat by throwing a stone at it and put it in a pot.
- Was there such a show? - Then I ate it.
(It once existed. He is cooking the freshly-caught bat.)
(Yu Jin fearlessly eats the bat meat.)
(She unwillingly smiles since she's working.)
But they are edible, right?
In those countries, they eat...
- They are like local delicacies. - Right.
Mr. Baek isn't fussy about what he eats, does he?
It's not that he's not fussy.
- He eats to study the flavor. - Right.
He eats to study.
But at the time,
I was just there for eccentric experiences.
By the way, towards the end of 2000,
the word "bizarre" was very popular.
Psy and Jadu debuted at that time.
I was interviewed with Psy a lot.
He represented men,
and I was the bizarre girl who represented women.
- That's why... - Bizarre Tteokbokki.
I was famous for eating...
- those bizarre foods. - Wait.
Someone mentioned Bizarre Tteokbokki.
I really love that.
I'm sure you all thought of it too.
- Bizarre... - Right.
I gained popularity...
- by being bizarre. - Right.
Being pretty had nothing...
to do with my popularity. I was just a normal girl...
- who had a bizarre taste. - You were the bizarre girl.
Among all the things you've eaten, what was the worst?
- The worst? - Is he asking her questions now?
You are better than Yeong Cheol.
- You are good. - I want this position.
- I really do. - The best was...
- crocodile steak. It's really good. - Crocodile is good.
- Was it good? - What does it taste like?
It tastes like a luxurious dish. It was really good.
The worst was cockroach...
- because it looks gross. - It's very crunchy though.
- When you fry it, it's crunchy. - In "Snowpiercer", they have that.
Sam, is there any food...
that might come across as gross to us in Ghana?
We eat rats.
Aren't those bred for food?
- They are bred for food. - Right?
- Even if it's bred for food... - You could eat it then.
- Eating rat is... - It's really delicious.
- It's really good. - In foreigner's eyes,
- beondegi is gross, isn't it? - I can't eat beondegi...
because of its smell.
- Beondegi is delicious. - It's delicious.
- I can't eat that. - It's great with soju.
Right. It goes well with soju.
Foreigners find it fascinating.
When you go to Yeouinaru, there's a lady who sells it.
He knows Seoul better than me.
I can't eat them. The smell puts me off.
- I feel so ashamed. - Wasn't raw octopus fascinating?
Raw octopus was fascinating.
I can eat raw octopus and fermented skate well now.
- Fermented skate? - I eat it well.
- I can't eat that. - It's really nice.
- Do you eat eel too? - I don't eat that.
- I'll give you the next question. - Give us the next question.
This happened a long time ago too. It happened 12 years ago.
I went to China for work.
A passerby said this to me, and I still can't forget it.
This happened in China?
- Yes. - A stranger said it?
- It was a Chinese passerby. - 12 years ago.
I got it. "Have you eaten?"
(He was a very kind Chinese man who worried about her.)
It happened 12 years ago.
You were walking on the street.
- He's very enthusiastic. - Suddenly...
(He searches his pockets.)
"Let me see your bag."
(You must have taken my things.)
"Hey."
(Sam laughs.)
Sam is laughing at you because he thinks it's ridiculous.
- Don't look at me. - I can't believe it.
- Look at that. - Why do your ears...
turn red whenever Sam looks at you?
I couldn't believe it.
My gosh.
(It's his first time to react like that to another man.)
Sam said you should sit down.
- Your ears turned red again. - Don't look at me.
- What's that? - Why are you so excited?
- It happened 12 years ago. - This one is hard.
It happened in a big square. That might be a hint.
- Were there a lot of people? - Yes.
Maybe someone did this while passing by her.
(Staring at her)
- "Can you see me?" - I can.
- Did you see me? - I did.
That's not good. That's not how it should go.
That's similar.
That's what could've happened.
- It must be related to a ghost. - What?
- Maybe... - What is it about?
Did that person ask you if you went to the same school?
You should take some rest too.
Right.
- You can't criticize Kyung Hoon. - He's so cute.
I was just giving a go, Yeong Cheol.
My gosh, you are unbelievable. "Yeong Cheol."
Right now...
This person was a fortune-teller.
"You will never have to wash any dishes."
That is very close.
Right. This person must've told her that she would be rich.
It's related to money.
"I've never seen someone who has such a good luck for a husband."
(He speaks in made-up Chinese.)
(His Chinese could even manipulate her memory.)
- He said "Baek Jong Won"? - "Baek Jong Won".
"Baek Jong Won".
- You are right. You're close. - Mr. Baek.
You mentioned about my hand.
- Your hand? - Yes.
- "Her hands will never get wet." - This is what he did.
He suddenly stopped and said...
that I have a face that will bring good fortune.
Guess the answer.
I got it.
"You seem like someone with a habit of stealing."
(No!)
- What is that? - Hey. Sam.
Was it funny?
- It wasn't bad. - It was a good try.
- It was a good try. - It was a good try.
She has a face that will bring good luck, but she's a thief.
That was nice.
Kyung Hoon is nervous because of Sam. His palms are sweating.
I grabbed his hands, and I was really surprised.
This person suddenly asked to see my hand.
And what do you think he said?
He said you were born to have a good husband.
He said you were born with a good luck for a good husband,
but your husband won't be lucky with a wife.
(Laughing)
Why did you spit on my face?
Where do you want to get hit?
My head.
(Both Yeong Cheol and Jang Hoon are wrong.)
"I didn't know your fortune would be this good."
It was very similar to that.
"You got such a lucky palm, and I want to buy your palm."
It was very similar to that.
"Can you print your palms and give it to me?"
- You're almost there. - "Make me..."
"a plate of your palms, can't you?"
- You're nearly there. - "I want to take your hands."
"I want to take your hands."
"Can't I..."
- "copy your palms?" - You got it.
(Yeong Cheol got it.)
- Really? - A Chinese fortune-teller?
He approached you because you were pretty.
- It was a man, wasn't it? - It was an old lady.
She's a very strange woman.
(We thought it was a man.)
Was it an old lady?
- She would do that at first. - Tell us what really happened.
- She was trying to... - I will tell you what happened.
- sell her something. - She looked at me...
and asked if she could read my palm.
When I showed it to her,
she said I was born with good fortune. She took out a paper.
She asked if she could draw my palm...
- and bring it around. - Really?
- She's very strange. - It was...
my first time hearing something like that, so I refused.
- That's what happened. - That's very strange.
By the way, when you go abroad,
it's not easy to have your fortune told like that.
- Right. - It's not easy.
The lines on your palm must be really good.
Really? Does anyone know how to read a palm?
- I will give it a shot. - We do, but we can't analyze it.
- Sam will try it. - I will try it.
- He's very reassuring. - You don't have to do everything.
(Can he read palms too?)
- When we were little, - Why would you try that?
we used to press here and guess how many children we will have.
- Do you remember it? - No.
- You don't know this? - Clench your fist.
Is it here?
When you press here, some people get two bulges.
- You will get one son. - They say...
- the bulges show your fortune. - That's right.
- Do you want me to read your palm? - Yes.
You are born with good fortune.
You have a worry these days, right?
Yes, I do.
Everyone does.
(Did I fool you?)
- Sam. - Fortune-tellers always do that.
Are there shamans and fortune-tellers in Ghana?
- We have a lot of them. - I see.
- Really? - A lot of people...
are superstitious.
- There are many shamans. - That's right.
We briefly talked about ghosts.
Are there traditional ghosts in Ghana?
For example, Korea has maiden ghost,
and China has jiangshi.
- There is also a nine-tailed fox. - There is Dracula in the West.
What are the ghosts like in Ghana?
When a grandma passes away,
the family believes that her spirit remains in our world.
- Is the spirit visible? - No, it isn't.
Say that it's visible for the sake of the show.
Yes, it is.
(He doesn't hesitate at all.)
(Sam became the expert of variety shows.)
- Good job. - He changed his answer in a second.
(We praise your speed.)
- It's the last question. - The last question.
The opportunity to give you this question...
- makes me very happy. - Why?
It's about Ho Dong.
- Here it comes. - My goodness.
You wanted to be his mate so much.
We welcome bad stories about Ho Dong.
Let's hear the story.
Is it a good story?
Well,
- guess... - It's a bad story.
if it's a bad story or a good story.
- If it's a good story, be quiet. - I will tell you something...
- that happened 10 years ago. - I need a good story.
10 years ago?
(Ye Sung was the victim of "Star King".)
(The transfer students have brought bad stories about Ho Dong.)
(Will Ho Dong continue to get bad stories?)
I think I'm telling this story for the first time in 11 years.
Pandora's box will open.
- That's right. - It has been 11 years.
I will never forget...
- what happened. - She will never forget it.
- It has been 11 years. - It's what Ho Dong...
did to me.
Did it happen 11 years ago?
- Don't say it. - 11 years ago?
When exactly did it happen?
"Yu Jin, I think you belong in the variety shows."
"Since you have to host the show with me,"
"bring 30,000 dollars by the end of next week."
(Bring 30,000 dollars as a deposit.)
You lowered the amount.
I lowered the amount...
because he kept complaining to me about it.
It's an action!
I don't remember.
- Did it happen on "Yashimmanman"? - I'm sure you don't.
I got it. The two of them were at a narrow staircase...
when Ho Dong refused to move...
- and shoved Yu Jin. - Then she fell down the stairs.
She fell down the stairs and sprained her ankle.
- It must be close. - That must be it.
- Hey. - Is it?
- My goodness. - It's not correct.
Don't do that!
- It's not correct. - Recently,
we were in "Dining Together". She didn't bring this up back then.
- Do you remember? - You didn't tell me anything.
It had been a while...
since Ho Dong and I met,
so I said,
"We were in so many shows together. I have nothing..."
"but gratitude for you." He suddenly went, "Be quiet!"
"Tell that story on Men on a Mission."
(Tell a good story about me on Men on a Mission.)
- I didn't say that. - I can't believe you did that.
Seriously.
Then he acted like he didn't know the story.
He's a scary man.
- Did I do that? - He knew the story.
- He knew the story. - I guess...
we weren't in the middle of the shoot.
- We were on a break, right? - Yes.
I didn't want her to tell good stories during a break.
That's why I brought the story to Men on a Mission.
- I see. - Ho Dong is a scary man.
It shows that I cherish this program.
I didn't let it slide.
- For goodness' sake. - Let me have a go.
Something bad had happened,
and Yu Jin was crying during the break.
- I bet she was. - She was crying...
when Ho Dong appeared suddenly.
He comforted her and said, "It's okay. Don't cry."
Then he quietly took the food Yu Jin's fans had sent her.
That was his goal.
(For goodness' sake.)
- That's terrible. - The thing is,
- it's very close. - That's terrible.
It's close, right?
It's close, right? I knew it. I was certain of it.
You were crying because of an exhausting shoot...
when Ho Dong appeared like a knight...
and asked you what happened. Then he wiped your tears...
and drove your car...
to drop you off at your place.
That's so sweet.
It's a bit similar.
- Really? - If you find...
Hee Chul's story sweet, I have an idea.
After Ho Dong dropped you off,
you realized that you are missing your wallet.
- That hilarious. - I love that story!
You had a lot of cash that day,
but it disappeared from your wallet.
I think...
- it happened on "Yashimmanman". - It seems that way.
- We were in that show in 2007. - Yes, it happened on that show.
What is more touching is that we weren't on a break,
but in the middle of the shoot.
You were crying when he offered to dry your tears.
Do you remember the wind machine that was used as a penalty?
He blew it on your face.
(He blew wind on her face.)
He did it to dry your tears instantly.
You were crying during the shoot...
when Ho Dong pretended to give you a handkerchief and said,
"You should cry better since you are an actress."
"Then we will get higher viewer ratings."
I'm impressed.
I bet he did that.
You know Ho Dong so well.
He pretended to give her a handkerchief and said,
"You should cry better since you are an actress."
"Then we will get higher viewer ratings."
Is that the image I have?
Sometimes it's true.
(Laughing)
(Joking)
Back then, the shoot of "Yashimmanman"...
- was open to the audience. - That's right.
The audience was on both sides.
What he did has to do with the audience.
I have the answer. These things happen.
An audience member who is a big fan of you...
lunged at you suddenly.
- Then he subdued him. - Like the broadcasting incident.
It's the complete opposite.
- Ho Dong lunged at you. - You lunged at the audience member.
Then Ho Dong stopped you.
It's the complete opposite of what Kyung Hoon said.
You said something,
but the audience didn't give any kind of reaction.
You were so embarrassed that you shed tears...
when Ho Dong said, "What do you think you are doing?"
"Aren't you going to clap?"
- "Clap!" - "Please give her a big hand!"
The audience became so scared...
that thunderous applause filled the studio.
That's exactly what happens at the shoot...
- of Men on a Mission. - I know.
Is that the image I have?
I told you it's true sometimes.
You are almost there.
- Was it close? - Yes.
- The audience usually does this. - They show reaction.
They show reaction.
Whenever I said something, one audience member did this.
It was obvious that she didn't like me.
- She made it obvious. - Yes.
This is hard.
I couldn't help...
but become timid and self-conscious.
- Without even realizing it... - I got it.
An audience member kept making that expression...
- every time you spoke. - She kept doing it.
Ho Dong blocked the audience member.
(He blocked the audience member from her view.)
- He blocked the audience member. - You are almost there,
but he didn't block her.
His approach was wiser.
He remained in his position...
- and handled the situation well. - Did he change seats...
- with you? - Did he remain in his position?
- Correct! - What did he say?
What a letdown!
- What's the answer? - It's not a good story!
- It's a good story. - What was it again?
- I didn't hear it. - What did he do?
He changed seats with her.
Come on!
Don't tell stories like this.
Don't air this story.
- Come on. - What was that?
Did he change seats with her?
- How did he do that? - Is that all?
Let me explain.
My face suddenly hardened.
Ho Dong saw it...
and suggested that we take a break.
It's a good story.
No one else knew what was going on.
He suggested that we take a break and asked me...
if something's wrong.
I burst out in tears when he asked me that.
You were thankful that he understood.
I had held in my discomfort...
- because it was my job. - You're a professional.
I was like, "Actually..." And it was so embarrassing...
that I had to talk about this.
He hadn't seen the audience member, but he knew something was wrong.
Without making a scene,
he asked another guest for her understanding.
He didn't tell her what happened.
- After the break, - He's such a gentleman.
he changed the seats and moved on with the shoot.
That way, the audience member was behind my back.
Maybe he changed...
the audience member's seat as well.
How nice of him!
How nice of him.
Then she would have seen her again.
Then we'd have to go for a break again.
I was so touched by his thoughtfulness.
No one else knew what had happened.
He looked so cool.
He is pretty cool when it comes to manners.
What happened was so cool that I still remember.
- He is a good man. - So...
you didn't tell the story on "Dining Together" to tell it now?
I saved it for this show.
Good job. Good job.
- Good job. Good job. - It's finally told.
There should be a good story about me once every three months.
It was nice.
You have had a lot of bad stories recently.
- Last week was the worst. - Really?
- Last week... - There are many stories...
- of his good deed. - Is that the only one you know?
- I will bring more stories later. - It wasn't small at all.
Why did you say it wasn't small at all?
Elaborate.
You know,
she was going through...
- immense stress and pain. - That's right.
However, no one else recognized it.
- It was... - What do you think?
Anyone would have done it.
(He destroys the story.)
- Anyone would have done it. - That's right.
Had I seen a guest frowning,
I would have suggested that we change seats.
The fact that you forced her to tell the story on this show...
- is too much. - Soo Geun.
you are go to an island with Ho Dong afterward. Will you be okay?
My goodness.
- Soo Geun. - It will be a fun trip.
To be honest, Ho Dong handled it elegantly.
- That's right. - He handled it elegantly.
If it were me,
- I would've told that person off. - Right.
- "Excuse me." - You would've said to that person,
- "What's wrong with your face?" - "Hey."
- I could've said, "Take her out." - He could have said that.
So I could have caused a problem.
- Exactly. - He could have.
- That's what I'd have done. - You're right.
- They may have posted a complaint. - On social media.
- They would post it right away. - So...
I think Ho Dong did it in a classy way.
- Right. - Do you remember it, Ho Dong?
No, I don't remember it at all.
He doesn't remember any moving story about himself.
- He forgets them. - I think he's always like that.
- It must be natural to him. - Right.
I know a lot of moving stories about Ho Dong too,
- including the one I experienced. - Right.
- You know that, right? - You guys also do many nice things.
Then I'll stop it here. Give a present to the winner, Yu Jin.
Okay, I'll give you my gift.
Sang Min should have said more moving stories about me.
It was a rare chance.
Let's give the present to the one who did a nice thing.
- Okay. - Right. That's a good idea.
I don't deserve to receive it.
Give it to him.
- He's the one who deserves it. - That sounds nice.
- He should receive it. - No way.
- This is a nice story. - I've always been...
thankful to you, Ho Dong.
- Okay. - Thank you, Yu Jin.
It's a pretty scented candle because it's given to Ho Dong,
but it'll become an ashtray if given to Jang Hoon.
So the audience was glaring at you like this, right?
(I'll get you for this, Soo Geun.)
- It smells good. - It does.
(Let me smell it too.)
- Did you eat some bread? - What is this smell?
- No... - Wait.
You ate some bread, right? I can smell bread.
- This smell is unique. - Sand... A sandwich.
I've never smelled something like this before.
I smelled bread from the scented candle.
- A tuna sandwich. - You ate a sandwich, didn't you?
It's the smell of flowers.
Okay, Yu Jin.
- Thank you. - It's Sam's turn now.
- I'm thankful she remembers it. - It's a flower candle.
- Okay. - Shall we start with Sam Okyere?
Oh, yes. Nice. It's good.
I've been living in Korea for almost nine years.
I've agonized over many things so far,
but recently, I'm agonizing so much over something big.
- You're agonizing over something? - Yes.
This came up as I've lived in Korea for a long time.
You don't remember the Ghanaian language.
That's true sometimes.
When I'm asked to speak Ghanaian on a show these days,
I have a mental breakdown.
I feel more comfortable with Korean.
What men agonize the most over these days would be...
whether they should change to electronic cigarettes...
or stick to cigarettes.
- Is it similar? - It's similar to that.
- What? I didn't expect that. - I got it.
After you quit smoking, you gained too much weight.
That's not even close.
- I don't smoke. - He doesn't.
- Then why did you say it's similar? - You wanted to be the president...
of Ghana, but now you want to be that of Korea now.
You're dreaming of that.
- You think you could be. - That was not bad.
- It was quite close. - The first foreign president.
- What? - Sam.
Please say that it's close only when it's really close.
- Okay. - We'll get confused otherwise.
Don't you think he'd be agonizing over marriage at his age?
I agree. He may want to marry a Korean girl.
Your parents want you to meet a Ghanaian girl,
but you want to marry a Korean girl, right?
It's a little close.
- So it's related to a girl. - It's a little close.
You want to have a child.
(He's shy for no reason.)
And he doesn't want to get married?
There is a Korean girl that you like,
but you feel sorry to your girlfriend in Ghana.
- That's what you're worried about. - Excuse me. What nonsense.
- You don't know what to do. - I don't have someone like that.
- Gosh, Sam... - But it's very close.
- He says everything is close. - It's close.
Wait. You said that talk about electronic cigarette...
- was close. - He did.
- How is it close? - How is that close?
- That's weird. - Does your girlfriend smoke?
Maybe he'll keep dating her if she switches to e-cigarettes.
I guess he just reacted nicely to my answer...
as I said something.
- That is right. - Did he just react nicely?
I heard that many people from other areas of Korea...
who worked in Seoul for a long time...
have the similar worry as mine.
Whether you should...
live in Ghana...
or live in Korea after you get married.
- That's very close. - Come on.
- It's close again? - I don't believe you.
- Everything is close. - It's really related to marriage.
I got it.
You don't know whether you should marry...
a Korean girl or a Ghanaian girl.
- That was close. - I got it.
- It was close. - Hey!
- It was close, but not correct. - I got it.
After you get married to a Korean girl,
you wonder whether you should live...
in Ghana or in Korea.
- It was close. It was very close. - Darn it.
You're agonizing whether you should have a wedding in Ghana...
or in Korea.
- You haven't decided it yet. - That's right!
That was it.
That was the correct answer.
- It's not? - The staff say it's not.
- No, it's not correct. - What?
- No. - What the...
- It was just close. - What?
- I thought it was correct. - Oh, I know.
If you have a wedding in Ghana,
you don't know how to invite your friends from Korea.
- I got it. It's the opposite. - You're almost there.
I got it. You're going to have a wedding in Korea,
but it's hard for you to bring your friends from Ghana,
so you need to have a wedding twice.
Once in Ghana and once in Korea too.
Oh, you're 95 percent close...
- Stop it! - I'm serious.
- I mean it. - I told you to stop it.
You're almost 95 percent right indeed.
Hey, don't get married, punk.
I have to.
- If you have a wedding in Ghana... - Okay.
Doesn't he have any friends in Ghana?
- Because he lived here long? - His friends...
He's worried...
that there won't be any friends to come to his wedding.
- No friend? - He's worried no one will come.
You're correct!
- "You're correct." - You're correct.
- He says you're right. - You're correct.
- It was hard to guess it right. - Gosh, it was hard.
- It was hard. - That is the correct answer.
If you live in Seoul for a long time after leaving your hometown,
- That's right. - you'll lose contact...
- with your friends. - That's right.
I've been living in Korea for about nine years,
so I lost contact...
with many Ghanaian friends of mine.
- So if I have a wedding in Korea... - His tone was funny.
If I have a wedding in Ghana, no one except for my family may come.
That's what I'm worried about the most these days.
- As you can't contact your friends. - Because you can't.
- By the way, Sam. - Yes?
- You kept saying it was close. - Yes.
But how's the talk about e-cigarettes close to the answer?
How are they close?
Was the method of approach similar?
- Yes. It was a good start. - What?
It was a good start, but...
How was it a good start?
We should start from somewhere anyway, so it was a good start.
- It was a good start. - He's worried about that?
When do you want to get married?
I'd like to get married when I'm about 30.
- It's two years from now. - There is a girl you like, right?
- There must be. - He definitely has someone.
- Pardon? - Tell us who she is.
Look how he is reacting.
- He is... - If it's disadvantageous to him,
- he reacts like that. - If he's caught or embarrassed.
He has already decided to have a wedding in Ghana.
- Right. - Well...
- So he's agonizing over it. - He is.
He planned to have a wedding...
- in Ghana, not in Korea. - Right.
But he can't contact his friends through social media.
- You're right. - He looks serious now.
So I want to have a wedding...
in Korea.
Because no Ghanaian friend will come to my wedding,
I'm not sure if I have to bother to go to...
- Ghana to have a wedding. - I see.
In Ghana, do they also give you money gifts...
- Not at all. None. - to celebrate your wedding?
Then you're dating a Korean girl, right?
Why does your girlfriend want to have a wedding in Ghana?
What?
No, no. That's not true.
- Whether she's Korean or Ghanaian, - She's a trickster.
I'd like to have a wedding in Ghana for my parents,
- but I need to... - Going to Ghana doesn't matter.
(He suddenly raps with "Ghana".)
(He's just excited.)
(Ho Dong likes the rap so much.)
He raps all of a sudden.
- You waited for that moment. - It was a nice rap.
When I was talking with my mom recently,
I jokingly said...
that I wouldn't have a wedding in Ghana,
- I was almost hit by my mom. - No wonder.
- You should have a wedding there. - You should've been hit.
She wants me to have a wedding in Ghana no matter what,
but I'd like to invite my parents to Korea...
and have a wedding here. I think that will be neat.
You must talk about your future with your parents.
When you say you may get married to a Korean girl,
does your mom approve of it or not?
First of all, my mom says...
she will be happy if her son is happy,
so if I want to marry a Korean girl, she'll approve of it.
And my father...
keeps saying that he wants me...
to get married to a Korean girl.
- He does? - Yes, he does.
He says that I'm Korean now, so it's right for me to marry a Korean girl.
He is serious.
At what age do the Ghanaian people get married on average?
- On average. - They usually get married at 25.
- Really? - They get married early.
- Then you're late. - A little bit.
My father said he can wait until I become 30.
- We used to be like that too. - He said that.
- Back in the old days. - Isn't that right?
I go to Ghana alone every time, and they ask me...
- He's an old bachelor in Ghana. - when I'll come with my girlfriend.
- They ask that a lot. - Of course.
So I'm quite stressed out.
Who do you want to emcee your wedding?
I was thinking of Ho Dong.
He says he thought of you.
(He already has Ho Dong in mind.)
Once this airs,
you'll be in an awkward situation. Do you know that?
Were you thinking of me as the MC of your wedding?
- Yes, I was. - Thank you.
- He should visit Ghana. - Would you?
- You might have to go to Ghana. - You really might.
(He might have to go Ghana to emcee the wedding.)
To keep his promise with Sam,
he has to emcee in Ghana.
Ho Dong, will you go to Ghana with me?
That was a pun.
- "Will you go to Ghana with me?" - He's making a pun.
Sam, among those...
who are here, who do you think will be popular in Ghana?
Ho Dong has a big build,
so he'll be the type that Ghanaians would like.
He'd be so popular if he goes to Ghana.
I think he'll really go to Ghana to emcee the wedding.
Okay, I'll go to Ghana.
- Really? - Let's go to Ghana.
(He succeeded in casting Ho Dong.)
What if he announces he'll get married next month?
Right. He may announce it next month.
Let's go together to shoot this show abroad.
Why do you want to take all of us?
Let's shoot Men on a Mission in Ghana there.
- "Men on a Mission in Ghana"? - "Men on a Mission in Ghana"?
Next question.
- I'll give you the next question. - Congratulations on your wedding.
- Pardon? - See?
Congratulations.
Did you pop the question?
Pardon?
- I should meet a girl first. - He looks flustered.
Give us the next question.
I'll give you the next question.
The next question.
What was that tone?
- Have you been to a club recently? - You sound like Boom.
- Boom? - It's like we're meeting Boom.
- "1999." - It's that tone.
- "Next question." - Boom sounds like this.
I'll give you the next question.
Try to say, "Let's go." like Boom.
Let's go. Here is the next question. Please pay attention.
I shot a drama in the past.
- See? - On the first day of shooting,
I made a very big mistake.
What kind of mistake was it?
What's wrong with his tone?
The keywords are "the first day of shooting".
On the first day of shooting...
You couldn't remember your line until the shooting was over.
Is it close?
(How did he know I was going to say that?)
- You keep saying it's close. - It is quite true.
It actually happened.
- On the first day of shooting, - Okay.
Sam killed the protagonist of the drama,
so the drama ended.
(The drama ended after the first episode?)
Then it was such a huge mistake.
- Was it a five-minute web drama? - On the first day.
- It was their first shooting. - He'll say it's close too.
It's close for now. Okay. Next.
- Say something, Ho Dong. - You thought you were a big star,
and said, "Director Kim, leave that lame thing out."
"Insert this one instead."
- "I'm too popular to do this." - You thought you were a top star.
- Is it close again? - Well, it's not bad.
It is a little close.
- Oh, I know now. - Is everything close?
When you go to shoot a drama,
there are some chairs for famous actors and actresses...
- to take some rest. - Right.
Everyone was sitting, but Sam didn't find a chair with his name on it.
- He got upset, so he went home. - It must be correct.
You didn't finish shooting and left.
- Even before you finished shooting. - Mr. Choi Bool Am tried...
to sit on a chair, but you pulled it to play a prank.
So he fell down...
like this. So Mr. Choi...
It was as big of a mistake as that one.
I think I know.
While you film a drama,
even if you're not on camera, you have to still say your lines...
when the other party is speaking the lines on camera,
but you just spoke your lines and left.
That would be funny.
- He left after finishing his part? - Without reacting to the other?
I can understand what she means because I was mistaken too.
Do you remember "Sudden Shower" I was on?
- I do. - You had a famous line from there.
I didn't know about acting at all back then.
The staff told me to run forward shouting, "Brother".
So I ran shouting, "Brother, it's good to see you."
Then they turned the camera around and told me to do it again.
Right. That's the hardest part of it.
I thought, "Are they looking down on me because I was an athlete?"
I wondered, "Did they plan together to trick me?"
- Sometimes they are... - They were mean to newcomers.
I thought they were trying to be mean to a newcomer...
and kept telling me to do it over and over because I didn't know well.
They kept changing the position of the camera...
and told me to act even when they were shooting from behind.
I thought they looked down on me because I was an athlete.
I almost got upset.
So I heard the cameraman got hurt a lot.
I was told that you hit him like this.
As I did on the skit?
Shouting, "Brother".
"Sudden Shower" was the last drama for the cameraman.
(Jang Hoon says random things.)
- I got teary. - It was...
a scene where I threw a stone into the water.
You threw a stone?
You threw the protagonist instead of a stone.
The protagonist couldn't swim,
so he died, and the drama ended.
I think I know.
I got it.
You were supposed to throw a stone into the water, right?
Then a cameraman should film him from the front.
Sam threw a stone and hit the camera, and it broke.
- How's that? - Oh, it's not correct.
But it's really close.
- Then it must not be the camera. - Exactly.
You threw the stone not at the camera but at the cameraman.
(Did he throw the stone at the cameraman?)
You're correct. That's the correct answer.
- That's the correct answer. - That is.
- You're right. - He's right.
All the cameramen look nervous now because of you.
We should reenact that scene anyway.
You guys need to sacrifice yourselves a little bit.
- That was correct. - Let's go with jimmy jib first?
That was...
I got it wrong,
- but I don't know what to say. - How big was the stone?
- I got it 99 percent right. - The cameraman...
They gave me a stone and told me to throw it...
into the water.
They gave me a fake stone at first.
But it didn't look realistic when it dropped into the water,
- So they gave you a real stone? - so they switched it to a real one.
It was my first drama, so...
- What was the title of the drama? - "Golden Tower".
- "Golden Tower"? - It was a sequel to "Blue Tower".
The same actors were on that drama,
- and we shot it in Pyeongchang. - In Pyeongchang.
I didn't speak Korean very well back then,
and I didn't know how to act either.
I made a lot of mistakes in my lines,
so I got really nervous...
and worried a lot.
The director told me to throw a stone into the water,
but the funny thing was that the cameraman was filming me...
- in the water. - Goodness.
I was really nervous.
I had to throw it just like this,
but I threw the stone at the cameraman in spite of myself.
- So what happened next? - He was hit by the stone...
- and got really upset. - Of course.
"Hey! Why did you throw it at me?"
I didn't do it on purpose, but I was so discouraged.
I apologized, but he was still upset.
I said I made a huge mistake.
It was a really big stone.
I'm serious.
It was a really big stone.
Sam's so funny today.
- That poor cameraman. - If I had been him,
- I would have gone home right away. - Goodness.
He must have been so angry.
I should've thrown it like this, but I turned my body in spite of myself.
(Provided by tvN)
(Don't throw that stone.)
No!
(He should've thrown it like this in the first place.)
So what did you do after that?
I apologized a lot,
and he said that I could make such a mistake because I was a novice.
He's so understanding.
- Everyone can make mistakes. - Right.
- Okay, next question. - All right.
Here is the next question.
I love my home country Ghana so much.
That's why I visit Ghana quite often...
even though I'm living in Korea right now.
There is something I do every time I go to Ghana.
What could that be?
You go to the school you built...
and tell the students about valuable stories.
That's not completely wrong.
I do that when I have time, but this one is what I always do.
- Then... - Checking wedding halls.
(She applies the previous question.)
- Because I want to get married? - To reserve it in advance.
You look around to buy some land.
Because you want to build the second school.
I already found the land for the second school.
There are a lot of moving stories about him.
Do you find your old friends through "I Love School"?
- It closed ages ago. - Goodness.
Is it something related to a certain place?
You should tell me all of the three places I go to.
Three places in Ghana?
- Yes, three places in Ghana. - But we've never been there.
- I give up. - A club?
(I know this even if I've never been there.)
- Why would I go to a club? - A school?
- A Korean restaurant in Ghana. - Karaoke?
Because you miss Korean food,
you want to eat it,
so you always visit a Korean restaurant.
You got one of them right for now.
- You got one right. - Goodness.
I think there is a Korean restaurant in Ghana...
where he used to go often when he was young.
So he goes to that restaurant every time he goes to Ghana.
- No, I don't. - That's not it.
- Your answer must be totally wrong. - That's not right.
- He usually says it's close. - But you got at least one right.
- At least we got one. - A Korean restaurant.
You stop by at a Korean restaurant and at your Ghanaian girlfriend's.
- And... - No.
Korean Consulate or Embassy?
I go there too.
But it's not 1 of the 3?
- No, it's not. - A market in Ghana.
- A Korean grocery store? - It's similar, but...
I got it.
Koreatown.
Koreatown in Ghana.
- Is there one? - Right.
A Korean restaurant, Koreatown, and...
Koreantown?
- Koreans... - Does he go to watch Korean TV?
- Gosh. - This is difficult.
You go to watch Korean TV shows, right?
So you go to JTBC in Ghana.
That's not it. I got it.
When I was young, I could watch...
children's programs in a village hall.
So I think it's a village hall in Ghana.
When Koreans go abroad, what are they happy to see?
A Korean car dealership.
- Am I right? - That's very close.
- A car dealership? - Because...
I got it. A Korean home appliances store.
- Am I right? - Yes, you're right.
Really?
(Soo Geun got it right.)
- I'm right. - You're correct.
(Gosh, I almost got it right.)
He's right.
- There are TV sets there. - Because...
- when we go abroad... - Soo Geun.
- Gosh. - "Soo Geun."
Don't react too much if you're not going to buy me a TV set.
- When we see Korean cars abroad, - Exactly.
- We get happy when we see them. - we feel proud.
All right. Whenever I go to Ghana,
I want to speak Korean so much,
and I feel so happy when I see Koreans in Ghana.
So I eat Korean food with my friends...
because they can learn...
a part of Korean culture at least.
- Do they like it? - Yes, they like it a lot.
- They enjoy the food a lot. - Good job.
As Sang Min said, I never fail to visit Korean Embassy too,
and I say hello to the ambassador.
Does the ambassador give you some pocket money?
No, he doesn't.
Does he treat you to a meal?
- Yes, he does. - He does, right?
He always treats me to a meal...
and tells me about what happened in Ghana.
He also asks me how I'm doing in Korea.
Since I live in Korea,
I feel so proud of...
Korean electronic appliances.
I visited a Samsung electronic appliances store in Ghana.
Ghanaians and Koreans were working together, which looked so beautiful.
He might shoot a commercial sometime soon.
Bingo.
If you arrive at the airport in Ghana,
the first billboard you see there is Samsung Electronics'.
- Are you on that billboard? - No, I'm not.
- I want to be a part of it. - On that billboard?
Our conversation is taking an odd course.
Sam has something going for himself.
He's making things a bit too political.
(From Koreatown, the Korean embassy, to Samsung Electronics)
- He mentioned the embassy. - Right?
His friends will watch this...
and say, "Sam is pretty famous too."
Hear me out. Koreans recognize me there.
But no one in Ghana recognizes me.
People get curious and ask, "Who is he?"
But Koreans tell the Ghanaians.
"Sam is from Ghana."
"But he's currently working in Korea as an entertainment."
- "He's pretty well-known." - I know how that's like.
Actually, Sam is recognized far more in South Korea...
- compared to Ghana. - That's right.
But if he travels while plotting out a similar course,
he can get recognized. It's like he's in Korea.
- True. - "Oh, it's Sam Okyere."
- That's true. - Of course he'd do that.
Once, I saw Sam Okyere...
being featured on a Ghanaian talk show.
The hosts were asking him a bunch of questions.
He gave such detailed...
- and positive depictions of Korea. - That's right.
No matter which country I go to,
I identify myself as half Ghanaian and half Korean.
Korean Ghanaian.
- I try to promote Ghana. - Korean Ghanaian.
- That's right. - Korean Ghanaian.
- It makes sense. - I think it's my destiny.
He's so good at talking.
My first trip overseas was to South Korea.
I learned our wonderful Korean language.
"Our" wonderful Korean.
The first two alphabets I learned were "Ga" and "Na".
- I see. - It's Ghana.
I was learning the Korean alphabet,
but "Ghana" was in there.
So I knew from the start. Coming here was a great choice.
- It put me at ease. - It sounds destined.
It's great that you ended up successful.
You did it.
- It's meaningful. - Do you have a wish, Sam?
I thought you wanted to become the president of Ghana.
How do we make that come true from here?
- There's something else. - What is it?
As I watched you guys fool around on Men on a Mission,
I really wanted to join in.
Recently, a very famous dance routine started trending in Ghana.
It's fun with everyone's participation.
- You have to show us. - Demonstrate.
(Slowly tip-toeing out)
- That's a great rhythm. - That's great.
- It's really easy. - Is it Ghanaian?
Yes, and it's very famous.
(Beat booming)
(Shaking hands according to the beat)
(Raising hands)
(Shake it.)
(Along with this upbeat African rhythm)
Let's head to our second period class.
Guys, I've heard that there's a really fun game...
to be played during the second period. Did you all know?
- We weren't going to play. - Of course. We made it.
She asked just in case.
I just asked. I have a great sense of imagination too.
- Are you sure? - Yes, so let's play. Okay?
- Hey, Sam? - Yes?
Why are you so excited?
- I'm just so happy. - What are you imagining?
(Gosh, you.)
(Winking)
What was that?
It's a joke hinting about the near future.
- The near future. - But from what I've heard,
I heard the they brought along objects related to imagination.
- I see. - To ask us questions?
- That sounds fun. - It won't be easy.
For now, let's stop blabbering, Ho Dong.
- Gosh. - Hey, stop...
reciting off the script.
You're getting insulted by a junior from Ghana now too?
- Gosh. - Sam, it's not time for that yet.
- It's an informative section. - Hee Chul was the one speaking.
- I missed the timing. - Ho Dong was driving a point.
That's true. But I really prepared a special imagination game.
If I explain something in my native dialect,
you'll all have to guess what I'm saying.
- I see. - This is only easy for you.
- Hey, Ghana. - It's a Ghanaian speed quiz.
"That's right. Now, the first question."
Now, I'll show you an example.
(In Korean, it sounds like, "Gosh. It hurts.")
(Dear viewers, try to guess it with them.)
(Bouncing back and forth)
"Daughter-in-law."
(It sounds like he is saying "1, 1, 1" in Korean.)
- Try to guess. - Pain relief cream application?
- Incorrect. - I thought the ocean was mentioned.
- I heard "aqua". - Right now...
- Are you selling something? - Right now. I got it.
I was scrutinizing his movements carefully.
- He's talking about something. - Basketball.
I played basketball...
and ran way too much,
so I lack cartilage in my knees.
- That's why I mentioned the cream. - That's the topic. Right?
Were you talking about me?
Yes, it's Seo Jang Hoon.
Good job, Jang Hoon.
- "Who might it be?" - He was dribbling earlier.
- I saw him. - He was dribbling.
I saw him moving side-to-side like this.
- It seemed like basketball. - He's quick-witted.
- He used his right hand. - This is what I heard.
(Sam is saying, "This person is really tall.")
("He probably played with a ball since birth.")
("He used to dribble around everywhere.")
("Now, he's old, and his cartilages are diminished.")
("Who am I speaking about?")
If you use your imagination, you can guess correctly.
- You're confident, right? - Let's do it.
- You're confident, right? - "I'm confident."
All right. Let's go.
What's going on?
Why are you doing that too?
All right.
(He seems to have said, "Ghana".)
(Doing the wave)
(A duck?)
- A duck? - What am I talking about?
- A duck. - Incorrect.
Doing the wave?
("Nofefe")
- "Fefe"? - "Nokose, nokose".
(He explains to the best of his abilities.)
I got it. It's Kang Ho Dong.
Incorrect.
(He keeps it up.)
(His movements seem familiar.)
He's doing the wave.
(To get his point across, he accentuates his movements.)
It's the wave.
Is it a fish?
(They try imitating him for a start.)
Maybe it's a protruding or shaking belly?
(It's like this.)
- This is fun. - I got it. "The Little Mermaid".
(It's like this.)
- This is fun. - I got it. "The Little Mermaid".
I got it. "The Little Mermaid".
(The answer is correct.)
(Thumbs up, Yeong Cheol.)
This is how I got it. I heard, "Under the sea"
("In Ghana, we refer to the water as 'mother'.")
("It swims like a fish in the sea.")
("It frolics in the water every day.")
("It is really beautiful.")
("It is half-fish and half-human".)
Gosh. You're great.
He placed his hands right around his midriff.
- And he talked about the legs. - You're so right.
- Upper half is human. - Hey, Yeong Cheol.
Next question, please.
All right. Here we go.
(Dear viewers, try to guess it with them.)
(It sounds like "baby".)
(Jang Hoon's imagination is hard at work.)
(Shouting)
Is he talking about a baby?
- It's a baby. - He sounds like one.
(Over here, me, attention, look at this)
(Next to?)
Marriage.
(It's correct.)
(Even the staff members are surprised.)
- What was the clue? - How did you know?
- What made me guess? - Having a child.
- A baby was mentioned. - I just heard "baby".
I wasn't saying "baby".
- Okay. - It means, "beautiful girl".
He's so good.
("If you find a girl you like...")
("Looking at her face makes you gape in wonder.")
("Asking to spend your life together forever.")
But was everything said in a Ghanaian language?
- It was. - It was? I see.
There are about 70, but it's just 1 of them.
(What?)
- Are you serious? - If you go to Ghana,
- there are 70 languages. - That's right.
That's right. It is just one among many dialects,
but most Ghanaians know this one.
Most people in Ghana would understand.
- Next. - Next question.
(He is back to Ghanaian mode.)
(Looking confused)
- I got it. - Go ahead, Ho Dong.
It's about me.
- Incorrect. - That startled me.
- It's incorrect. - Listen carefully.
(He speaks in Korean.)
You have to speak in Ghanaian.
I suddenly felt the impulse to speak Korean.
- He needed to explain. - I had to do it.
- You were frustrated, right? - Here's what's going on.
Yes, I just really needed to speak in Korean.
Listen carefully.
Okay.
What do you think it is?
(Making a strange noise)
I got it. It's "Tarzan".
(It's correct.)
He guesses correctly in one try.
How did you know, Jang Hoon?
Let's go to Ghana, Jang Hoon!
Let's go to Ghana!
(Embracing)
- What's going on? - What stuck out to you?
- How did you know? - How did you know?
He was swinging his arms back-and-forth.
That's right. I was swinging...
- from tree to tree. - He was swinging his arms.
I was swinging from tree to tree. That's how I explained it.
I've never been happier getting the correct answer.
I was dying to know the answer.
(Gosh.)
Hey, Jang Hoon. I see you in a different light.
(The next question follows.)
(Speaking gibberish)
(Soo Geun Okyere from Ghana)
(Did they happen to meet in Korea?)
(They may come from a different tribe,)
(but they converse gladly, and they have so much to talk about.)
(Speaking and replying)
You're making this even more confusing.
Gosh. This is driving me crazy.
(Ghana forever)
- Repeat the question again. Listen. - Is it a person?
("This grandpa has a very impressive beard.")
(Looking confused)
("He creeps in silently like a thief in the night.")
("You receive one too" repeated 6 times)
("I'm so happy. Thank you so much.")
(Looking confused)
The World Cup.
I got it. It's Rain.
- Incorrect. - Usain Bolt.
("Listen carefully, listen carefully.")
("He comes during the night.")
- I got it. - It's not Korean.
I got it. It's a thief.
("That's not right.")
("He laughs like this.")
Santa Claus!
(It's correct.)
(Ho, ho, ho)
Tip-toeing carefully.
(That's what his movement was implying.)
- Creeping in. - Tip-toeing.
But if we're going to do this, we might as well...
make Soo Geun give questions in phony Cantonese.
Then we can guess as he gives physical clues.
- In phony Cantonese. - You guess this time.
Now, we'll give Soo Geun a chance.
- Try guessing. - Okay.
Try it and see how difficult it is.
Cantonese, please.
You have to move a little.
Cantonese, please.
(He begins explaining.)
(What is he gesturing?)
I got it. It's "A Better Tomorrow".
(Denying in gibberish)
(Looking flabbergasted)
(Pointing everywhere)
I got it. It's Men on a Mission.
(Men on a Mission)
(Speaking excitedly)
I got it.
It's Ho Dong.
("It's incorrect" in gibberish)
(Dear viewers, try to guess it with them.)
(Laughing again)
(Waving hand)
I got it.
Your son.
A broadcasting studio.
It's television.
- TV. Television. - That's right.
(The Great Wall of Chinese is beckoned with a phony language.)
What was that?
- Tell us what everything meant. - Tell us.
When Men on a Mission was mentioned, he called everyone to watch.
- We all appear on screen. - TV.
- Hey, - One more.
Yu Jin is crying. Are you okay?
- Save her. - She lost it.
- Hey, Yu Jin. - One more, Soo Geun.
- She's really crying. - Hey, try something different.
- Ghanaian. - Speak phony Ghanaian.
(This happiness cannot be suppressed.)
(He suddenly appeared again.)
Look, Yu Jin.
(This is Soo Geun Okyere from Ghana.)
(This is)
(Copying Sam from earlier)
(It sounds like his mother tongue.)
I got it. It's Kang Ho Dong.
(What is Soo Geun trying to imply?)
What is that?
I got it. A wrestler?
(I got it.)
I got it.
(Speaking gibberish Ghanaian)
I got it.
- Wrestling. - What?
Correct.
Sim Kwon Ho.
(Sim Kwon Ho)
- Gosh. - Sim...
How did you know?
- Well, "wrestler" was mentioned. - He understands Ghanaian.
- Are you from Ghana? - Let's go to Ghana!
Let's go to Ghana, Soo Geun.
- All right. Attention, please. - Okay.
As class president, I've been thinking...
that we submit to the game choices that transfer students suggest.
- That's true. - Right?
To make it fair,
we have to play our games as well.
I can agree to that.
- Okay. - What is it?
- What is it? - Therefore,
I present to you the highlight of imagination time.
We will play Guess the Drama Line.
- Okay. - We will watch scenes...
from dramas and use our imagination...
to guess the dialogue that follows.
The person who guesses the most...
will become today's imagination king.
(Enthusiastic)
- It's going to be me. - Sounds fun.
First scene, please.
("Descendants of the Sun", Si Jin asks Mo Yeon's blood type.)
Speaking of blood...
I know this.
What is your blood type, Dr. Kang?
(Si Jin asks, "What is your blood type, Dr. Kang?")
(What does Mo Yeon say?)
I got it.
(Is it not over?)
Try that again.
(What does Mo Yeon say?)
I know this.
- I know this. - One more time, please.
- I really know this. - I got it.
Hold up, please.
- This one... - This is hard.
Many of you probably already know this.
It was a famous scene.
- It's said in succession. - I can't get all three.
- They're different responses? - They are all different.
- That's right. - The first one.
I got it. I have the first one. It's "doll".
"Streamlined".
"Spiral"?
"Oval-shaped".
- Good try. - "What is your blood type?"
- "What is your blood type?" - "It's Soo Cheol."
I had something similar.
"Your older brother."
"Soo Cheol is Soo Geun's older brother."
What was that?
"Brother School"?
- That is very... - Brother School?
It was very praiseworthy.
- That was pretty. - You are witty.
The final one is "doll", right? She blinked her eyes a lot.
- Dr. Kang. - "Ideal type".
- "Beautiful". - "Beautiful"? "Ideal type"?
- "Ideal type"? "Doll". - I'll do it.
- You really are Dr. Kang. - He is.
- "Dr. Kang," - "Dr. Kang".
"what is your blood type?"
"Beautiful."
"Try that again."
"Ideal type."
"One more time, please."
"A doll."
(Pinching)
It's not correct? I thought that was the answer.
Take it easy. Gosh.
(This Dr. Kang is very different.)
- Oh, no. - That was close.
- I'm sorry. - It was very similar.
I guess the last one isn't "a doll".
(A hint with the number of letters)
Blank, blank, and blank.
"Dr. Kang, what is your blood type?"
They're all three-letters-long, right?
- I got it. - I got it.
Kyung Hoon, go first.
Action.
"Dr. Kang, what is your blood type?"
"Your ideal type."
"Try that again."
"Beautiful".
"One more time, please."
"A doll."
(He succeeded with a 100 percent synchronization rate.)
That dialogue was very famous.
Dr. Kang, what is your blood type?
(Here are the answers.)
Your ideal type.
(Being coy)
I think they really like each other.
One more time, please.
Beautiful?
That was for real.
One more time, please.
- They got married in real life. - A doll.
You're right.
They really meant it when they were shooting it.
- Right. - They meant it.
- They were being real. - But still...
- Excuse me. Mr. Lee, - Yes?
How much debt do you have left?
(Being sentimental)
About a million dollars?
- Keep going. - Keep going.
3 million?
- Keep going. - Keep going.
Next scene, please.
- Dramas like this are fun. - There's a king.
No matter what you say, Your Majesty.
I am...
your woman.
(Watching excitedly)
Since you cannot win my heart,
perhaps you wish to be the mother of the next king.
Okay.
(What is the king saying?)
- It's so long. - It's so long.
- What is he saying? - How do we guess that?
That was like 15 seconds.
(What did the king say to the queen?)
The next king's mother?
What does that mean?
"I shall make that ambition come true."
What does that mean?
- Mother. - That means they spent the night.
He said, "Perhaps you wish to be..."
"the mother of the next king."
- "Okay." - Yes?
"I'll give you a chance, so I'll give you a night to think about it."
- "Think about it." - What regional dialect is that?
"Okay. But you must..."
"try to seduce me."
"Tonight,"
"I fear the darkness."
"Tonight, I fear the darkness."
The hint is up above.
"For you, my queen, I shall..."
"Okay. For you,"
"I had eels."
(Coy)
"I will..."
"have a child."
- It says it's for the queen. - It's for the queen.
- Sang Min. - Please read, Sang Min.
"I will have your child."
- Ho Dong. - "If you do not win my heart,"
"you will probably want to become the mother of the next king."
- "Okay." - "Okay."
You didn't say it correctly.
You pronounced it wrong.
(How should I react to this?)
"For you, I will follow your order."
Shouldn't that be the other way around?
"Okay."
"For you, I..."
"You are below the queen."
"You are next to the queen."
(You are shouting)
- Champion - "This song is for you."
You don't know when to stop, do you?
- I got it! - "Okay."
"For you, I'll put my effort."
That's not appropriate in a historical drama.
- That's English. - "Queen!"
- "For you..." - Jeogori?
(For you, I'll untie...)
I got it. "For you, I will unbuckle my belt."
Belt?
- No. They wouldn't say that. - What do you call this?
- Waist belt. - "I will untie my waist belt."
"Waist belt."
"I will untie my waist belt."
What do you call this?
"For you, I will unfreeze my heart."
How poetic.
- Are you ready? - "For you,"
"I will untie the coat string."
- Coat string? - Good.
Coat string?
"For you, I shall untie the coat string."
- Coat string. - Hee Chul's correct.
I almost got it.
(Enchanting ceremony)
The ones we can guess are fun.
This isn't easy.
For you,
I shall untie the coat string.
It was the coat string.
- This is the last question. - What's a coat string?
- Okay. - There's one more.
It's a special video clip.
- It's not drama this time. - Okay.
- This isn't drama. - Okay.
- Is it an entertainment show? - Just get the line.
Here we go.
(Guess what the baby in the video says.)
You have to answer what the baby says.
Grandma. By the way, can you eat meat only...
without vegetables or not?
- No. - No.
No, you can't.
- So... - She's adorable.
- look. You shouldn't. - You have to eat both.
So you must eat both vegetables and meat.
Okay. Why?
It's because...
What happens when you eat meat only?
Then...
(If you eat meat only,)
- you become fatter... - Okay.
(you become fatter and...)
- I got it! - Sang Min.
- Can I answer it at once? - Go ahead.
What do you think she said? Sang Min.
"If you eat meat only, you become fatter,"
"and you become Kang Ho Dong."
That's what I was thinking too.
- That's wrong? - Yes.
I got it. "You become fatter and uglier."
"Your stomach will blow up?"
(Your stomach will blow up?)
"If you eat meat only, you become fatter,"
"and I can't stay in this house where I have to worry about it."
"I'm moving to a house that gives me meat."
Then she leaves.
I got it. "You become fatter,"
"the cholesterol level rises,"
"and due to grease inside your vein, you can't live long."
(She suddenly turns to an adult.)
- What is it? - "You become fatter..."
"Why aren't you listening, Grandma?"
"I can't stay in this house anymore."
- Look at her face. - I can't see.
- It's hard. - She's struggling.
"You become fatter, and just give me meat."
- I got it. - Here's the number of letters.
- You can see the number of letters. - "You become fatter..."
I got it. "It's still good."
No.
That makes sense.
"You become fatter,"
- "but it's still good." - "You become fatter,"
"and you don't feel good."
(Hee Chul's right.)
- What happens then? - Unbelievable.
You were thinking too hard.
- We were thinking too hard. - You become fatter,
and you don't feel good.
How cute.
"You don't feel good."
But I feel good when I eat meat.
- She's smart. - We were thinking too hard.
- How did she film it? - The winner is...
Hee Chul!
(Hee Chul wins.)
"You become fatter, and you don't feel good."
I felt like I was a teenager again. I really enjoyed it.
Thank you. How about you, Sam?
If I really become the president of Ghana,
let's shoot Men on a Mission in Ghana.
- What? - Let's go to Ghana!
- Let's go! - Let's go!
(The preview of Kim Shin Young and AOA's episode will be revealed.)
(Transfer students on roller skates)
(We're Shin Kim Chi.)
(Shin Kim Chi clique)
(What do you mean by 301?)
(Three of us together forever)
(Corny)
(Are you here alone?)
(Don't you dare approach my girls.)
(You're the best, Shin Young.)
(The oldest girl's unusual force)
(I protect Shin Kim Chi!)
(Let me join Shin Kim Chi.)
(It's 10,000 dollars for the membership.)
(That's all you need?)
(Hey, you're bleeding in your ear.)
(We get along pretty well.)
(Kyung Hoon's deadly dance)
("Miniskirt" by AOA?)
Correct.
(Who will catch the heart of Shin Kim Chi?)
(Committee election time at Brother School)
(Number 1 Seo Jang Hoon from the Knowing Party)
(Stop frowning.)
(Blooming)
(Number 2 Min Kyung Hoon from the Brother Party)
(Number 3 Lee Sang Min from the Mortgage Party)
(You can't do it without money.)
(Number 4 Seol Hyun, an independent candidate)
(I'll be a regular member of Men on a Mission.)
(Let's end it here.)
(Will Seol Hyun become the class president?)
(The election goes crazy.)
(From a groundless mutiny...)
(to a threat)
(The conflict becomes worse.)
(Who will win the most votes through this chaos?)
(It's election time in Brother School.)
(Men on a Mission)
(He keeps watching from the back.)
(Make sure to follow the 4 principles of election.)
(Disappearing)
I thought this was secret ballot.
("Umbrella" by Ji Sook)