The magical Thursday night with top stars.
- Happy Together! - Happy Together!
(Happy Together)
I heard good news about Sae Ho.
You've become a chart-topping singer.
No, no. That's not true.
ChoNam Zone! Come on!
He formed a duo with Nam Chang Hee,
and released a song.
- This isn't "Music Bank". - Where are you now?
(Where are you now?)
(This isn't on pause.)
(I am serious.)
- It goes like this. - When you use vibrato,
it sounds awkward as if a wooden doll...
moves its jaw to sing with vibrato.
However, what's with your white tongue?
- What happened? - My tongue looked...
- My goodness. - a little blue.
It looks blue and white. What's the problem?
Many people wondered why my tongue looked blue.
Some assumed that I had a white tongue.
There were a lot of comments.
Let me explain exactly what happened. That day...
Now, it's time for us to meet our guests.
I'm sorry, but we'll watch...
- "Entertainment Weekly". - Three blue cough drops.
- "Entertainment Weekly". - I did an interview.
I had three blue cough drops.
- It's not my tongue. - We don't have much time.
Why is your face moldy?
It's not moldy.
You might get a wrong idea,
but this is not mold.
I'm wearing makeup to make my eyebrows look frozen.
You look like General Winter...
that we tried on "Infinite Challenge".
- That's right. - Although it's spring,
the staff wanted me to dress as General Winter.
The viewers will see why we're dressed like this...
when our guests...
- come out. - That's right.
Hyun Moo, your outfit...
- also looks familiar. - It looks familiar.
Yes. This is...
(He laughs already.)
- "Hometown Report". - I wore this on the show,
and people thought I was the head of a village.
That's one of my favorite photos of him.
- Exactly. - It casts out ghosts.
(Oh Young Sil, KBS announcer Batch 15)
(Choi Song Hyun, KBS announcer Batch 32)
(Oh Jung Yeon, KBS announcer Batch 32)
(Jung Da Eun, KBS announcer Batch 34)
(Lee Hye Sung, KBS announcer Batch 43)
(The troublemaking announcers are back.)
(If this is a battlefield,)
(it's a fiery pit outside.)
- Hello. - Hello.
- Look who's here. - It's been a while.
- Han Suk Joon. - Hello.
- Hello. - Oh Jung Yeon.
- Oh Young Sil. - Hello.
- Hello. - Lee Hye Sung.
- Hello. - Hello.
Those who surprised the announcer team...
at KBS gathered here. It's...
"Problem Child in Announcer Team" Special.
We'll introduce them one by one.
(Hana on "TV Kindergarten")
She made her debut as Hana on "TV Kindergarten",
and became successful as an actress as well.
KBS announcer Batch 15,
the first announcer and entertainer,
Oh Young Sil!
(Oh Young Sil, the first announcer and entertainer)
It's been a long time.
I haven't seen you for a while.
I'm excited to see you. You overworked yourself.
- Your eyes are red. - That's right.
Well, I...
You can hand it over to your junior entertainer.
The undeniably handsome announcer...
is back as a doting dad.
KBS announcer Batch 29,
the affectionate dad, Han Suk Joon!
(Han Suk Joon, the affectionate dad)
Hello. It's nice to see you all.
This is Suk Joon's comeback on KBS.
- Is that true? - It's been a while.
- Really? - It feels so strange.
I wore a suit as if it's my first day at work.
But I was surprised as only I wore a suit.
- I'm wearing a suit too. - Suk Joon.
- So three years passed... - He came on a KBS show.
It's been much more than three years.
He wasn't invited to any shows.
Why didn't you invite him sooner?
They don't know that he left KBS.
Is there a three-year restriction?
- You get banned from KBS. - There was no such rule.
As freelance announcers became more active,
the announcers at KBS had fewer opportunities.
- So they set up a rule. - I see.
And it spread all over the country, and now,
- other stations do it. - Three years?
- Yes. - That's not the reason.
- Is it in the contract? - Because Young Sil...
appeared on too many shows,
- Don't be like that. - the clause was added.
- It wasn't because of me. - She's...
Jung Eun Ah and Son Beom Soo are to blame.
Just as we expected, Young Sil...
is livening up the atmosphere already.
She's chatty.
How dare you call your senior announcer chatty?
(Another guest, Jun Hyun Moo)
She's your senior announcer, right?
Both of you are from KBS.
And both of us became a freelancer.
That's right. Just as you said before,
he hasn't appeared on KBS since he left KBS...
- until today. - That's right.
Were you not invited even after three years?
No. That made me very sad.
I was still working at KBS three years after he left.
They aired "Unprecedented Jun Hyun Moo Show".
- He came back to KBS. - It was a welcoming show.
So...
2 years and 9 months after I left KBS, I thought...
- they should start... - "I will get a call."
planning the welcoming show for me.
- "Han Suk Joon Show"? - Yes.
I wondered why they wouldn't call me.
I'm saying this since it's all in the past now.
Before Hyun Moo became a freelancer, people said,
"He's about to become a freelancer."
"All that's left is his decision."
But when you announced you'd become a freelancer,
people wondered why.
(Why?)
- In fact, - Right.
many people think you didn't resign willingly.
I was surprised too. I was surprised.
I'm sorry, but I thought you got fired.
(He wasn't fired.)
- No way. - I'm serious.
- I really thought... - That's enough.
- that he got fired. - That's mean.
You don't do that to your fellow announcer.
Anyway,
Suk Joon...
You two are working with the same agency.
- I'm so upset... - Yes.
because Jae Seok started it,
but only Hyun Moo got criticized for it.
- Isn't it odd? - Thank you.
Does looking like this make him a king or what?
What do you mean by that?
- I knew you'd understand. - He looks so nice, but...
- I feel so bad for you. - It's always like this.
- I always get the blame, - Exactly.
- but he started it all. - Listen to me.
I had some more things to say,
- he cut in on me. - That's right.
He deserves to be criticized.
He brought it upon himself.
I didn't ask him to jump in.
- But it was too mean. - Tell me the rest.
- Okay. - Okay.
- I wondered why... - You wondered why.
you left KBS.
It was comfortable to work at KBS for many reasons.
Since I had worked at KBS for a long time,
- there was no one... - Right.
to tell me what to do.
It was very comfortable.
But once that period passed,
I realized that I couldn't make decisions on my own.
The higher-ups made all the decisions.
I thought that maybe it was time to leave KBS.
- To leave KBS? - Yes.
I'll tell you more details.
I also asked around why Suk Joon left KBS,
and it turned out...
that he was fluent in Chinese.
- I didn't know that. - So a Chinese agency...
had already given him an offer.
He got an offer?
He got an offer to host a Chinese show.
- I see. - That's why he left KBS.
What Suk Joon just told us...
- wasn't convincing. - That's right.
But sadly, he tried to make his debut in China,
but the THAAD controversy started.
I felt so bad for you.
You don't look sad. You seem happy about it.
We're on a variety show.
To sum up,
while you were agonizing whether to quit or not,
you became a freelancer to enter a bigger market.
Well, that's one of the reasons.
(My goodness.)
- His voice is hoarse. - My goodness.
- In fact, in 2011... - Suk Joon is fabulous.
Say something in Chinese.
I studied in China in 2011.
The staff members whom I became friends with...
asked me to work with them in China.
(It's true that he got a good offer.)
Please say that again in Chinese.
Explain why you left KBS in Chinese.
- That's a good idea. - Oh, my.
Then I'll say hello to my Chinese fans.
Hello, my fans in China.
I'm Korean announcer Han Suk Joon.
(Jaw-dropping)
It's been a long time since I last met you.
I hope to see you again soon. Thank you.
- That was great. - That was great.
(You really are fabulous.)
I see why you tried to work in China.
However, do you know that you paused many times...
while saying just a single sentence?
That's enough.
Yes, General Manager Oh.
Yesterday, I told people on my internet show...
that I would appear on Happy Together.
They asked me who else would be on the show.
I said Young Sil would be here as well,
and someone said, "You're doomed."
- She's amazing. - That's right.
They said that when she's on a talk show,
she leads the show like Lu Bu.
They warned me about her.
With her great acting skills,
she's building up her acting career.
KBS announcer Batch 32,
the intelligent actress, Choi Song Hyun!
(Choi Song Hyun, the intelligent actress)
We haven't seen her for a long time either.
It's been a really long time.
Song Hyun was excited to meet Yoon Hee.
- Why? - I appeared in...
"The Gentlemen of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop".
- That's right. - I guest starred in...
- the last three episodes. - As Won Young's partner.
That's right.
When you join at the end of such a long series,
- you feel... - I understand.
so shy as all the others became so close...
- like a family. - Right.
- It's awkward. - Yes.
I was sitting in the corner,
and she came up to me and talked to me.
- She gave me snacks too. - Oh, my. Did I?
Givers don't remember their kind acts.
- Only receivers do. - It's heartwarming.
I've never heard a beautiful story about me.
- Me neither. - In my entire life.
This is the first time we've heard one.
This is strange.
I saw her with Dong Gun at the filming set.
Since they had been working together for long,
I just thought they became good friends.
I found out about them from the news article.
- It happened. - My goodness.
Since you heard a good story about you,
you're smiling more happily.
I feel good today.
(I feel good today.)
Let's move on.
Blood, sweat, and tears
Through successful self-management,
she regained her perfectly proportioned body.
KBS announcer Batch 32.
She always tries hard, and that makes her beautiful.
Oh Jung Yeon!
(The icon of hard work, Oh Jung Yeon)
I became the icon of diet unintentionally.
- Exactly. - Yes.
Just a few photos were posted,
- but it drew attention. - That's right.
I gained 12kg.
All I did was enjoy food happily.
I didn't even know that I had gained weight.
I saw my photo at an event,
and I looked so big.
So I tried hard to lose weight.
I'm grateful that people noticed it.
So you lost as much weight as you gained, right?
No. I lost half of it.
That's amazing.
She also drew a lot of attention...
- when working at a cafe. - That's right.
- That's right. - She's been drawing...
- a lot of attention. - Exactly.
- I didn't expect that. - Exactly.
It's unusual to see...
a freelance announcer working at a cafe.
Now, she's preparing to become a CEO...
by opening her own cafe.
I guess that's why you worked at a cafe.
- No. - No?
I had no intention of running a cafe.
Working at a cafe was on my bucket list...
that I made when I was in college.
But my parents were so strict,
so I couldn't even think of working at a cafe.
However, I'm in my mid-30s now.
One day, I told myself to do everything I want.
Working at a cafe was one of many things...
on my list.
I started working there in November.
And in January, the cafe owner asked...
if I wanted to take over his cafe.
- Taking over the cafe? - Yes.
He offered a part-timer...
- to take over his cafe? - It's because...
she made the cafe very famous.
So I thought about it.
Since I often worked alone at the cafe,
I thought I could run it by myself.
So I became interested in his offer.
But I decided to start my cafe from scratch instead.
I looked for a place, and luckily, I found...
a newly built building near my house.
- Without paying premium? - Everything was perfect.
- I have a question. - It must be going well.
While working at the cafe, were you uncomfortable...
because the customers recognized you?
How do customers react when they see you?
- That's a good question. - However...
- Gosh. - He learned from her.
- You learn every week. - Right.
Do you come here to learn how to be an MC?
She improvised a question.
You're not here to learn from your guests.
- Please go on. - Okay.
I was about to talk.
There are office buildings around my cafe.
A lot of my customers are office workers.
I worked from the morning to the afternoon.
Probably, they didn't expect to see me there.
They said, "You look like Oh Jung Yeon."
Oh, my.
I think people wouldn't think it's really you.
Many of them asked, "Are you Jung Yeon's sister?"
- "She can't be her." - That's right.
She works very hard for her immature husband...
and her lovely daughter.
KBS announcer Batch 34.
The long-serving employee, Jung Da Eun!
Jung Da Eun!
It's nice to meet you all.
I feel at home here.
That makes sense.
I came to the TV station yesterday too.
I felt comfortable on my way here.
I'm here as a rival against the freelancers.
I'll show them all that I'm protecting KBS.
Didn't your husband become a freelancer too?
Yes, he did.
It's hard to consider you a rival against them.
- Did you argue with him? - He became a freelancer,
but I'm sticking to my own path.
Since I haven't been on TV for a while,
I thought I would get many comments like this.
"She lost her touch as expected."
"That's why she can't become a freelancer."
The thought of it...
Don't get ahead of yourself.
People could be surprised while watching it.
"How did she know?"
"I was going to write a comment like that."
"How did she know?"
I want to make it clear...
that I chose not to become a freelancer.
But Da Eun, you have nothing to worry about.
I heard you call Jae Seok your brother-in-law.
- I think of him... - He's very reliable.
Since he married my senior announcer Na Kyung Eun...
Has it been about eight years?
We've been married for about 10 years.
About eight years ago, I ran into him I said,
"Hi, my brother-in-law." He seemed very happy.
He chuckled and said, "Hi, my sister-in-law."
Just as she said,
I chucked because I was taken aback.
(He was taken aback.)
(You are my sister-in-law?)
As soon as she saw me, she said,
"Hi, my brother-in-law."
I had seen her on TV before we met,
but hadn't seen her in person.
I'm sure she's acquainted with Kyung Eun.
I've never met her in person.
(She's not acquainted with Kyung Eun at all.)
Do you not know Kyung Eun?
Of course, I know her. I saw her on TV.
I mean, you don't know her personally.
- That's unbelievable. - She was an announcer,
- Right. - and she's famous.
She's your fellow announcer.
- I was happy to see you. - I understand.
Also, Jae Seok and I...
recently became closer because my husband...
- joined the same agency. - The same agency.
- I see. - That's right.
Now, he's like my husband's brother.
My brother-in-law.
(He's like my husband's brother.)
Da Eun always makes me feel so uncomfortable.
- She really does. - When she called me...
her brother-in-law, I chuckled.
(Chuckling awkwardly)
I was sweating.
Now, she thinks of me her husband's brother.
Well, you can call me whatever you want.
- Take good care of her. - Okay.
How is Woo Jong doing?
He's been doing a lot of shows.
It turns out being a freelancer isn't easy.
- Is that so? - Yes.
What does Woo Jong say about being a freelancer?
I once asked him...
if I should become a freelancer like he did.
Then he said,
"Give it a try. If this is a battlefield,"
"it's a fiery pit outside."
He quoted the famous line from "Misaeng".
He subtly talked me out of leaving KBS.
Your boss looked so upset the moment you said it.
He's writing it down on his notebook.
Sir.
- Gosh. Stop it, please! - Oh, no.
Enough, please.
- I'm so scared. - Please stop it.
He's great at giving reactions.
Why would you suddenly start roleplaying?
Gosh, seriously.
- Look at him. - I mean,
obviously, he's not talking to anyone.
All right. Let's move on to the next guest.
She is the host of "Entertainment Weekly",
which is KBS' best entertainment program,
KBS announcer of Batch 43.
She is rookie announcer, Lee Hye Sung.
(The rookie announcer, Lee Hye Sung)
I will stand up and say hello.
How cute!
- How cute! - Greet our viewers.
Hello, I am...
KBS' rookie announcer, Lee Hye Sung.
It's nice to meet you.
"Entertainment Weekly" has seen female hosts...
such as Kim Nam Joo, Jeon Do Yeon,
- Han Ga In, Han Ga In... - The top stars.
(The top stars have hosted "Entertainment Weekly".)
How did you get the job? Did you have an audition?
I had an audition for a reporter position.
- "Entertainment Weekly". - Yes.
After the audition, I thought to myself,
"If I am lucky,"
"I will be a reporter."
Then I learned I became a reporter and a host.
Not everyone can become a reporter...
- for that show. - That's right.
- That's right. - It's the first time...
"Entertainment Weekly" picked its host...
through an audition.
You specialize in interviewing...
- Hollywood actors. - Yes.
It became that way.
Recently, she interviewed "The Avengers" team.
"The Avengers" team.
"Entertainment Weekly" was the only program...
- that interviewed them. - Exclusively on KBS.
Do you have the know-how...
in interviewing Hollywood actors?
When I have an English interview,
my English skills matter.
But most importantly,
I need to get them to make a heart.
"I love 'Entertainment Weekly'."
"I love you."
But when I go to interview Hollywood actors,
there are managers who are 2m tall.
- They are scary. - They watch intently.
- I see. - The time is set.
Yes. The time is set.
They don't want the actors to speak Korean.
When I ask the actors to say that phrase,
they continue to say, "No Korean."
They don't want the actors to speak Korean.
The actors might look stupid...
- due to pronunciation. - I see.
Each country makes the actors do it,
so the managers won't allow it.
The manager stops me,
- but the producer says, - They make you ask.
- "They have to do it." - That's right.
The producer should be the one to ask.
Although he can't say a word,
he hounds the reporter.
- I know. - It's ridiculous.
- It's hard. - It really is.
I was a reporter at weddings.
You were on "Entertainment Weekly".
I was on it, albeit shortly.
I was asked to interview top stars.
That's right.
It was really hard.
When that happens,
I roll up a small piece of paper...
and hand it over to the actors.
It has the phrase on it.
"I love 'Entertainment Weekly'."
Then I can avoid the manager.
You don't ask them directly.
(That's how this clip came to be.)
Yes, right. That's great.
- I did the same thing. - Really?
I was a reporter for the same program.
Was it Keanu Reeves?
I had seven minutes...
- to interview. - Seven minutes?
- I had seven minutes. - The time is set.
The manager stands next to us...
and goes, "One minute left."
- That's right. - I was going crazy.
The producer insisted on "I love..."
- "Entertainment Weekly." - It's a must.
Why does it matter?
(He couldn't understand.)
Why does it matter?
It matters for the program.
They are on the program already!
In any case,
I was sweating so much.
Asking him to speak Korean wasn't allowed.
I did the same thing. I rolled up paper.
(I love "Entertainment Weekly".)
(Would you please say it once?)
- He did it. - Really?
Had I asked formally,
the manager would have stopped me.
Even if the actor wants to do it,
- the manager stops you. - That's right.
Since Hyun Moo did it,
people who can't do it are seen as incompetent.
That's right.
It's like that.
You are back on KBS after a long while.
- It's a meaningful day. - I am nervous.
You were excited to meet Jae Seok.
- Seriously, - Me?
I was the most excited about that.
I debuted over 20 years ago,
but I haven't been on a single program...
- with Jae Seok. - That's right.
I only met Jae Seok...
at the afterparty of "Entertainment Awards".
- That's right. - It was the only time.
We met on those occasions.
We haven't been on a program together.
Those who are close to him become successful.
Being close to a good MC seems to be important.
So I called Hyun Moo often...
and came to work with him.
You are on a program with him.
However,
Hyun Moo doesn't help out other people.
That's what he's like.
Hyun Moo only loves himself.
While I do love myself,
- I did try to help him. - Really?
- Really? - Yes.
I began to have doubts about my career.
Why?
"Is this the best I can do?"
I tried to help him for a month.
Hyun Moo, you did say that...
Suk Joon should enter...
a large company instead.
When I was studying to be an announcer,
Suk Joon must have thought that...
it will be hard for me to become one.
"Why don't you enter a large company instead?"
He said that in all seriousness.
Now, I say the same thing to him.
"It's not too late. Enter a large company."
- His outfit... - Yes.
and his build suit a large company.
He is ready for the entrance exam.
He will do well on the entrance exam.
The department of public relations.
That would be a good choice.
It's like he's ready to enter a Chinese company.
They are attacking me from left and right.
The production crew also thinks...
you should go into a trading company in China.
(You should go into a trading company in China.)
(Thank you.)
- He will do a good job. - You will do a good job.
I think you will make more money.
I will go, okay?
Fine, I will go.
You should sell luxury watches.
- That's right. - You will do a good job.
- All right. - That's good.
Jung Yeon and Song Hyun,
you are in the same batch as Hyun Moo.
- Really? - Isn't it unbelievable?
Yes.
- It has been forever. - I know.
Song Hyun said...
Hyun Moo didn't have a good first impression.
(It's unexpected.)
This is the beginning.
- You know, - This is the beginning.
Hyun Moo didn't like me at first either.
- That's not true. - Here is why.
On the fourth stage of the exam,
- we had a training camp. - The announcer exam.
- The announcer exam. - It existed back then.
- It doesn't exist now. - Really?
We camped together for three days...
and took an exam.
The last exam was...
a debate battle.
Hyun Moo volunteered to be the moderator...
and got the role.
- I wanted to stand out. - He wanted to stand out.
He wanted to stand out.
I voiced my opinion.
Most moderators would go, "Thank you."
"Let's move on to the next opinion."
But he said, "That opinion is a bit..."
He attacked me.
- He wanted to stand out. - He wanted to stand out.
- He wanted to survive. - Had I not replied,
I would have gotten points off.
It made me think, "He doesn't like me."
"How did that happen so quickly?"
I had those thoughts.
Why did you attack Song Hyun?
I had no reason to dislike Song Hyun.
I only did it to survive.
That's what it was.
That makes perfect sense.
I had no reason to dislike Song Hyun.
- You didn't dislike her. - We weren't competing...
- against each other. - You did it to survive.
After serving in the army and graduating,
most men applied...
- at the age of 28 or 29. - That's right.
Hyun Moo looked like he was well into his 30s.
How old were you?
I was 30 years old.
- You look younger now. - You look much younger.
This is the youngest face I have seen.
("The Curious Case of Hyun Moo Button")
That's true. He made a lot of effort.
When an older-looking guy attacked me,
I couldn't help but think, "What is his problem?"
When Hyun Moo hosted "Star Golden Bell",
I was on the show as Cabbage.
- Cabbage. - He introduced everyone.
"Welcome, Choi Song Hyun."
When it was time to introduce me,
he said, "Gosh, you are so fat."
"Welcome, Cabbage."
- You said that. - Don't lie!
That's too much.
Hey! That's too much!
That's too much.
- How could you say that? - I am going to go home.
It hurt your feelings, right?
- How could you say that? - That's too much.
- It was from the script. - You suddenly attacked.
Then he asked, "How have you been?"
You did it to get ahead of the others.
I couldn't answer it in any other way.
"I spent each week diligently."
Then he said, "You are so boring."
(You are so boring.)
- That's so mean. - For goodness' sake.
- I am sorry. - That's so mean.
After the shoot,
he sweated and apologized.
- "I couldn't help it." - He is...
- a good man. - He is nice.
He is a good man.
- He wanted to succeed. - I was too greedy.
- He said mean things. - I am sorry.
Hyun Moo talked about this earlier.
He said, "Suk Joon lacks foresight."
- Me? - "He advised me..."
"to enter a big company."
I say the same thing to him...
- these days. - Suk Joon, you said it...
because he had a bad first impression.
I see.
I don't remember telling Hyun Moo...
to enter a big company instead.
I don't remember when I did that.
The first impression I had of Hyun Moo...
- What was it like? - I was in a car...
with Lee Sang Ho, a colleague of mine.
Hyun Moo is close to Sang Ho.
He called Sang Ho since he was preparing...
for the announcer exam.
I couldn't help but listen to the phone conversation.
I understood that he was nervous...
about the exam,
- but the questions... - Were they strange?
were too petty.
- They were too trivial. - What did he ask?
"Should my tie be brown or red?"
- It's important! - "Either one is fine!"
"Which color does KBS like?"
"How should my suit fit?"
For goodness' sake.
Without stopping,
he asked those questions for 30 minutes.
He really wanted to pass the exam.
- It's understandable. - He knows the big things,
so he asks about the small things.
His desire was understandable, but...
You know,
Suk Joon hurt my feelings one time.
- What did he do? - I knew...
he didn't have a good impression of me.
But you badmouthed me to the interviewers.
- My goodness. - I did say this once.
- You were too harsh. - That's right.
I let him be, but then I heard that...
he made it to the stage with the training camp.
- The interviewers... - Gosh, it's hot.
Look at his armpits!
Gosh, what is he going to do?
(Wet)
The shoot is so stressful today.
You sweated so much.
The water park is open!
(Go away, heat!)
You sweated so much.
It's so hot in here.
- I am dying. - Roll up the sleeves.
- Roll up the sleeves. - Please go on.
- Get a new shirt. - It's okay.
- The interview... - I'll throw it out.
Gosh, you practically washed it.
I will hang it to dry.
- It's really hot in here. - You washed it.
- I am stressed out. - You are struggling.
My body is in a bad state.
I will hang it to dry.
- It needs to dry. - My goodness.
Please go on.
I told the interviewers,
Seo Gi Cheol and Hwang Soo Kyung,
"There will be a man named Jun Hyun Moo."
"We talked on the phone and he doesn't seem nice."
I only asked about the color of the tie!
That wasn't the only thing.
How could you pinpoint him like that?
I didn't know who the candidates were.
In any case, I said that to the interviewers.
Seo Gi Cheol said, "I will go and see."
Once he came back, he said,
"Come over here."
"Do you know him well?"
I said, "No, I don't."
"I only listened to a phone conversation."
"He doesn't seem like a nice man."
My goodness.
"I went to the training camp..."
"and he was the best candidate."
Since my boss said that...
- You couldn't say more. - I changed my position.
"You must be right."
"I must be a poor judge of character."
(The boss' words are the law.)
His words are vicious.
- That's what happened. - His words are vicious.
I am sorry. I didn't recognize you.
I want to know what kind of an image...
Hyun Moo had among announcers.
- An outsider. - There were...
- two types of announcers. - Tell us.
Some announcers hated Hyun Moo...
and the others really hated him.
My goodness.
(His former colleagues agree with the statement.)
- I agree. - I am shocked.
- They either hated him... - They either hated him...
- or really hated him. - or really hated him.
- Am I the guest today? - Yes.
Back then,
I didn't show up often at the announcers' room.
- That's right. - That's why...
- they didn't like me. - Like he said,
Hyun Moo didn't show up at the announcers' room.
However, there were times he did.
Yes. He did it to apply for overtime payment...
(He did it to apply for overtime payment.)
and vacation.
Seriously.
He is the worst in each story.
- Year-end tax adjustment. - He knew...
he would get criticized by other people,
so he came around 8pm or 9pm.
- Around 8pm or 9pm, - The room is empty.
the announcers' room is empty.
Everyone leaves for the 9pm news.
- He would come then. - He didn't want...
to feel embarrassed.
- We have a good story. - What is it?
Love for the colleagues, love for the country.
He is loyal to his batch of colleagues.
- I see. - It's true.
There was a reason why everyone hated him.
Whenever the announcers starred on...
variety show specials,
he would make fun...
- of senior announcers. - That's right.
He tried to create issues of them.
He was the same as he is now.
I see.
Now, such behaviors are accepted.
It was worse back then since he was a rookie too.
Since we spent all the time together,
he had many funny stories about us.
But he tried to protect his batch of colleagues.
He protected the two of you.
- And Lee Ji Ae. - He never made us...
the butt of the joke on variety shows.
He attacked all other announcers...
except for his three colleagues.
(Shooting)
I wanted to protect them.
When they got invited to variety shows,
I wrote their scripts.
- Even if I wasn't there. - He practiced with us.
- Really? - Yes.
You did the bare minimum.
- Right. - Good job.
He made a small space he could take refuge in.
You aren't sweating anymore.
- It dried up. - That's right.
- It dried up. - Jung Yeon, you said...
you wouldn't have been able to do anything...
- without Hyun Moo. - Really?
Hyun Moo was the leader of Batch 32,
so we followed him around.
He paid for our meal every day.
How did you do that? I feel so bad now.
He drove us every day.
- He guided us. - That's right.
- He was selfless to us. - You know,
this is the first time we are hearing...
from his colleagues.
There is something I am thankful for.
- Thank you. - Here are more stories.
It looks like the tables are turned.
- I have never worked... - Here are more stories.
with Hyun Moo at the announcers' room.
- I was thankful for him. - What happened?
Recently, I made a mistake...
and had to write a report.
- Go on. - I sat down...
and tried to figure out how to write the report.
When I looked it up,
dozens of reports under his name came up.
- My goodness. - I am serious.
There was a variety of different reports.
There was a version for coming in late...
and a version for ruining the dignity.
A version for secretly working at an event.
A version for slacking off.
He did a dirty dance on a variety show.
That had to do with ruining the dignity.
- The dignity. - There were such reports.
He set an example.
- There were... - You are amazing.
so many versions.
It wasn't intentional, but you helped her.
When I went freelance, I didn't get to give...
a big gift to the announcers' room.
But I did leave a portable USB drive.
I have a question.
When you wrote reports,
how did you start them?
"I was too greedy about money."
There are tips on writing reports.
There is a form to follow.
Even if it's the smallest mistake,
act like you are the greatest sinner.
Give us an example.
Let's say you were late to work.
- I was late to work? - Yes.
"I am the absolute worst."
(I am the absolute worst.)
"It's important for an announcer..."
- "to be punctual." - Time is gold.
"I am the absolute worst."
Then I have to add a bit of an excuse.
"The shoot ended late yesterday..."
"and affected my schedule, but..."
"Despite all that, I am a piece of garbage."
That's how it should go.
Even if the boss reads it...
in an angry state, he becomes understanding.
He becomes sympathetic.
If the report is for a big mistake,
I change the font.
- Really? - Yes.
For coming to work late, I use Oisaemmool.
It's a cute font.
- A big mistake. - If it's a big mistake,
I use Gungseo.
There should be 10 reports in the USB drive.
Is it still passed around?
Yes, it is. I was so thankful.
No one has erased your reports.
Hyun Moo,
that tactic could work once or twice.
- If it keeps happening... - If it keeps happening,
your boss could go,
"I don't feel your sincerity."
You could receive a bigger punishment.
There is a form for a bigger punishment.
(He is the master of reports.)
"I did it again."
You acknowledge it.
"I must be out of my mind."
"I don't deserve to live."
"If you give me a chance, I won't do this again."
I use Gungseo.
You need to be taught a lesson.
Today, we had a meaningful time...
listening to stories of Hyun Moo's good deeds.
Da Eun, you have a story of his good deed.
I do have a story of his good deed.
He actually is my savior.
- Your savior? - Why?
Before I entered the company,
I got to talk to Hyun Moo on the phone.
He told me that he can help me.
We met up at a cafe in Sinchon...
and talked for three hours.
We talked on the phone for three hours, too.
He did a mock interview with me 3 or 4 times...
and went over everything. "Don't do that specialty."
"Do this instead. Don't do that specialty."
- "It needs to be funny." - What was that specialty?
It's better not to check it out.
She wouldn't have passed had she done it.
Years have passed, so please show us.
I am curious.
- What was it? - It wasn't great.
Please show us.
We will be the judge.
I am Park, Park, Park, Park Hee Jin.
- She is good. - She is good.
She wouldn't be here had she done that.
She is good, but this specialty was...
- too common. - It was too common.
I imitated Kim Hye Soo instead.
- Kim Hye Soo. - Kim Hye Soo.
"Tazza" was popular back then.
When I saw Goni for the first time,
I had this thought.
"I want to make this man mine."
(She gets five stars for her acting and humor.)
- That was great. - You sounded like her.
- That was great. - It was a good specialty.
It was nice.
You are the best tutor in the announcer scene.
(The best tutor in the announcer scene)
- He was the best tutor. - Seriously.
- I am not sweating now. - That's right.
- These are good stories. - Your armpits are dry.
(Good stories dried his armpits.)
They are dry.
Keep your arms close to your body.
Okay.
Your competitor matters a lot...
- at the announcer exam. - It matters a lot.
At MBC, I had the final interview...
- Really? - with Na Kyung Eun.
- Na Kyung Eun passed. - You lost.
And I failed.
That's how you met Na Kyung Eun.
She is right.
(Jung Yeon was the bridge between them.)
You are my savior.
- It was fate. - My goodness.
It's interesting how things worked out.
- I know. - How fascinating!
Na Kyung Eun had a close friend...
in my department,
so she gathered aspiring announcers...
- and gave advice. - I see.
She told me,
"You have the face of an actress."
- She was right. - She guessed the future.
I can't believe it.
She told the others, "You suit KBS."
"You suit MBC."
When she told me that,
I didn't know what to think...
since I was preparing to be an announcer.
- She told me that. - You did become an actor.
Had you not become an announcer,
you would have worked at a bank.
I always failed at the last interview...
- of the announcer exam. - She did that many times.
- I see. - She did that many times.
Failing at the first stage would have been better.
I always failed after three months.
- That's right. - I did that...
for all three broadcasting stations.
I did that for MBC for two years.
I failed once because of Na Kyung Eun.
The next year,
I failed because of Lee Ha Jung.
- That's right. - Hyun Moo failed...
because of Oh Sang Jin.
I made it to the final interview...
- of MBC twice. - Me, too.
The interview went so well.
The CEO seemed to love me. I was hopeful.
When I was coming out after the interview,
someone was walking towards me. Oh Sang Jin.
(Oh Sang Jin appeared.)
The moment you saw his face...
He's got the face of MBC.
Even if I was the CEO, I'd pick him.
All my good work went down the drain.
The moment he walked in,
the game was over.
Like you mentioned, you need luck.
It was very hard for us to get in.
Because of Kim Joo Hee, I failed to get into SBS.
When I failed to get into SBS, I thought...
I couldn't keep doing this.
I could miss the chance to get another job.
I didn't want to be a burden to my parents.
So I applied to regular companies,
big corporations, banks,
sales positions...
I wrote about 17 resumes.
I went to all the interviews.
I ended up getting hired to the National Bank.
I had such great interview skills.
(All the interviews equipped her.)
I had been to so many interviews.
So I thought I would live as a banker.
I thought if I couldn't give up the dream,
I would give it another try another time.
The day after that, I was told I got hired to KBS.
(The day after that, she got the job at KBS.)
That's great. By the way, didn't you...
also get an offer for Korea Racing Authority?
- Korea Racing Authority. - She could've been there.
- Really? - Horse 1, Horse 2...
That's what they do.
Right.
I made it to the final stage.
Is that what you would be doing there?
When I went to the KBS interview,
Seo Gi Cheol was the interviewer.
When I went to the interview,
Gi Cheol was there.
It turned out he was hired by them as an interviewer.
(He was hired just for the interview.)
We were both shocked.
My goodness.
After that interview, I cried so much.
She was really worried.
I was worried that he'd eliminate me...
for not giving my full attention to KBS.
- He might think it's bad. - At the time, I still...
hadn't had the final interview at KBS.
Gi Cheol would've sympathized with you.
He told me later.
He said he eliminated me because he knew...
I was going to get offered a place at KBS.
It made her a more desirable candidate.
So you worked so hard to get a job here.
Why did you all leave?
Why did they...
I am so curious.
I nearly broke into tears.
Korea Racing Authority and National Bank.
Da Eun, your husband has become a freelancer.
- Yes. - I heard you...
don't want to become a freelancer.
I feel like Woo Jong is here.
Actually,
being beside him,
I could feel how tough it is for him.
He gets stressed a lot.
He's anxious too.
I heard he lost a lot of weight.
- Yes. He did. - Did he?
He lost 12kg.
He lost 12kg when we got married.
People are asking him if he went on a diet...
after becoming a freelancer. He didn't.
He lost weight because he struggled too much.
It's been too tough for him.
When he's home, he looks really bad.
Seeing that discouraged me from leaving the company.
When I log into our company website,
I can see my pension getting higher and higher.
- Right. - So there's that.
It increases a tiny bit at the time.
But it gives me tremendous amount of relief.
The longer you work there, the bigger it gets.
- Right. It's nearing. - When you are leaving,
that's what you check first.
"How much will I get?"
You and Woo Jong dated in the office.
How did you keep it a secret?
How did we keep it a secret?
But you did it too, Yoon Hee.
How did you do it? What about you?
You shouldn't be asking this question.
I am more curious about them.
- You dug your own grave. - Right.
After the drama ended, we openly dated.
You didn't date during the shoot?
We didn't. By the way,
In the announcer department,
is office romance not allowed?
When you are in a relationship,
people would find out right away.
We had this rule.
When you date someone from the office,
one of you has to leave the company.
- There was this rule. - It was a rumor.
- Your team was moved. - It's not a rule.
- Was there such a rule? - It was an unspoken one.
So we kept it a secret.
Just before he left the company,
we hosted a radio show together.
Everyone who listened to the show knew.
Everyone sent me messages. We thought...
we kept it a secret perfectly.
But it turned out...
everyone knew but pretended not to know.
How long did you date for?
We took a break in the middle.
Did you split up?
They took many breaks.
- They were on and off. - It's because...
When you break up, isn't it very uncomfortable?
- It was uncomfortable. - How did you fight that?
I told him I wouldn't go on his radio show.
I thought I wouldn't go back to that show.
But since it was my job, I thought I'd do it.
And I went there.
That's when we got back together.
(They got back together.)
We got attached after seeing every week.
It's nice when you...
work together in the same office.
On weekends,
the office is empty.
- There's nobody. - Yes.
It was perfect.
It was for a perfect date.
Thinking back...
When you go into the office on a weekend,
you think it's empty.
But everyone is there.
You think nobody is there.
- Behind the sofa. - "Nobody is here."
There's one behind the sofa.
Someone suddenly raises his head.
(When you are off-guard, someone appears.)
"What are you doing?"
And he slips out like a mole.
- It's very dangerous. - Right.
- That's very dangerous. - You secretly...
kissed each other while closing a door.
Nobody saw it.
Nobody was watching us.
I was hosting "Live Info Show".
Woo Jong always came to my waiting room.
The radio studio was right next to it.
When he finished, I was always there.
He came every day. You just...
have to close the door.
You can lock it too. You can lock it too.
You lock it? Why lock it?
(Why would you lock it?)
It's where you get changed.
You can lock it.
But when you do that,
- everyone would find out. - Everyone would find out.
Fortunately, right next to my waiting room was...
Cho Chung Hyun's waiting room.
He was dating someone from the office too.
(He was dating Kim Min Jung.)
Woo Jong was in my waiting room,
and Min Jung was in his waiting room.
(The waiting room was a popular dating spot.)
It's...
You were in a relationship openly.
He wouldn't open the door.
He would take a peak. When Woo Jong was there,
he just went past the room.
Everyone knew except for the four of you.
(Everyone knew except for the four.)
Just you two thought people didn't know.
Everyone knew.
So did you kiss in the office?
I am sure. When nobody was around.
You are talking as if it's another person.
They did it really stealthily.
What I remember is...
Hye Sung, what is this?
- What's that? - I was excited.
It made me so excited.
What is this?
We have a beautiful memory.
Woo Jong has left, so we can't do it now.
But when nobody else was around,
Woo Jong asked, "Do you want me to carry you?"
He said that in the office.
- No way. - He carried me around...
the big whiteboard and desks.
Really?
Girls like that.
Right.
(Come here, let me carry you)
That would've been nice.
When I meet him, I will ask him to carry me.
Me too. Me too.
I will just hop on him without asking.
When I see him, I will just hop on him.
(Hello, Woo Jong.)
I will. Da Eun told us her story.
But I wonder how it was for the other people.
When there's a couple, isn't it obvious?
When Park Ji Yoon and Choi Dong Seok...
were dating,
- I knew it. - How did you find out?
The atmosphere had changed.
They were close even before,
but the atmosphere had changed.
I thought they wouldn't answer if I ask.
Go Min Jung, who I was working with...
- She's a spokeswoman. - Spokeswoman.
I thought she wouldn't say it, so I sounded her out.
"Since when have they been going out?"
She joined the company at the same time as them.
You skipped a few steps.
I pretended I knew. "Since when was it?"
And she said, "I don't know. Those lovebirds."
So I knew it was true.
So I kept my mouth shut.
(They were busted.)
That's fascinating.
- I keep things to myself. - He's good.
Right. He's the man of loyalty.
Right. He keeps things to himself.
(He feels bitter.)
What did he say?
He said he was the only one who wasn't told.
Once he knows, everyone would know.
When you tell him, it won't be a secret anymore.
He would tell us.
There were a few people at KBS with a big mouth.
I post it on social media.
(He's just joking.)
Please congratulate them.
Woo Jong and Da Eun are such lovebirds.
Why did you fight hard on your honeymoon?
It still makes me upset thinking about it.
It was on the plane on the way back.
Before getting on the plane,
we promised to meet in front of the gate.
I wanted to shop,
and he had to use the restroom.
We were supposed to meet at the gate.
I waited, but he wasn't showing up.
We were urged to get on the plane.
I said I had to wait for someone.
But time ran out, and they said I was...
the only one who didn't board.
They told me to hurry and board the plane.
I said I had just got married...
and that I had to wait. I told them to go.
But they dragged me inside.
I was standing in front of the door.
They dragged me, and I was even thinking...
about talking to the pilot.
And I found Woo Jong sitting in his seat.
- No way. - Really? Why?
- I was shocked. - Why?
So I said, "What are you doing?"
He said, "I thought you already boarded."
He shouldn't have made the promise.
- So we fought. - That's bad.
I cried the whole time we were flying.
I cried until we went home.
You were supposed to meet at the gate.
I didn't know how I could count on him.
- Oh, dear. - I cried so much.
- You just got married. - Yes.
- It was our honeymoon. - It was your honeymoon.
- That's bad. - You were trying...
- to keep the promise. - We couldn't communicate.
"Just married!" I fought so hard.
- Just what? - "Just married."
- "Just married." - "Just married."
I shouted that I just got married.
I think people fight a lot during their honeymoon.
We also had a fight during our honeymoon.
It's an interception.
You intercepted again.
- It's... - But it was natural.
It was very natural this time.
- It was natural. - You are unbelievable.
We got on the plane to Jeju Island.
I was sitting near the window,
and my husband kept staring at me.
"I know. You adore me."
(I know. You adore me.)
How lovely must I look?
He kept smacking his lips.
"Right. He must want to kiss me."
Oh, my gosh.
"Can we change seats?"
I asked, "Why?"
"It's my first time to get on the plane."
- It was his first time. - He was fascinated.
Yes. When we changed seats,
he didn't even look at me at all.
- did he just stare out? - He stuck his nose.
"This is so cool. How can such a heavy thing fly?"
"How..."
I felt sad about...
sitting in the alley seat.
"How can such a heavy thing fly?"
- "This is fascinating." - That's upsetting.
- Yes. - He looked out until...
his nose got flat. That's sad.
He should've done that on the way back.
He shouldn't have done it on the way to Jeju.
All of them are veteran presenters,
but Suk Joon once got into trouble for being late.
- Really? - Late.
I struggle to get up early in the morning.
I didn't think you would do that.
I had to write a report for being late.
I even got punished for it.
I was doing the night shift.
You are responsible for the 5am news.
I had to get up around 4:30am...
and get to the newsroom by 4:40am.
- You slept in the office. - That day... I did.
When the phone rang in the sleeping room,
I had a bad feeling.
The bell was ringing when I was asleep.
In the sleeping room, there's a satellite clock.
It's very precise.
Picking up the phone, I opened my eyes.
And it was 4:57am.
What do you do?
That's very difficult.
It's hard to tell if it's possible or not.
Right.
There's so little time.
You have to know the structure of KBS.
The sleeping room is...
miles away from the radio booth.
- It's far. - How about the script?
- I could ask... - You just...
- had to be there. - it to be brought up.
But first I had to be there.
If it was 4:58am or 4:59am,
- You have to run. - I would've given up.
I would give up and wait to be punished.
But it was 57.
So I still could give it a try.
You can't run.
When you run, you get out of breath.
- You had to get there. - You have to control.
When I sleep, I sleep naked.
- While answering... - In the office?
- Yes. In the office. - Really?
I said I'd be there. I hung up,
put on my clothes, and ran out...
while buttoning up my shirt with no shoes.
I ran until the bridge.
From the bridge, I started walking.
I had to catch my breath.
- I breathed like this. - You controlled the pace.
(He hurriedly tried to control the pace.)
I thought I'd pump in oxygen.
I went up while doing that.
When I arrived at the studio,
it was 4:59:40.
That's amazing.
- I envy him. - People are applauding.
- It's amazing. - It is.
When I entered at 40...
(Gasping)
The producer asked if I could do it.
I had to do it.
- You got there. - Doing a bad job...
is completely different from missing the news.
"I will do it. I will do it."
(He insisted on doing it.)
The news started.
I was supposed to practice it beforehand.
I didn't have time. I had to catch up my breath.
I closed the script and...
You had to catch up your breath.
Fortunately, that news had a relaxed opening.
When it started, something was played,
and then it was my turn.
(Gasping)
KBS1 Radio.
This is "5am News".
(He kept breathing in an out.)
That's what happened.
The first news was about the President.
I don't remember who it was.
But let's say it's now.
"President Moon..." I did that.
There is actually...
another story behind it.
I have a medical condition.
- What is it? - I have a corn...
on my right foot.
- When I run or walk, - Too much information.
one spot hurts.
Because I ran that day,
it popped.
I ran barefoot, you know.
When I came out after the news,
my right foot was drenched...
- Oh, dear. - in blood.
So I had to walk...
- limply. - No way.
Do you know "call signs"?
- "It's 10pm. KBS." - It's long gone now.
- Really? - There was that.
We had to sometimes go up and say it.
When you get there early, you get nothing to do.
- You get there on time. - You stare at the watch.
You look at the book for a while.
- When you miss it... - Then you miss it.
Really?
It'd be good if someone reminds you,
"Aren't you going to say the call sign"?
- That's crazy. - When there's nobody,
or if I was alone,
and if I got distracted and missed it,
my heart sank. And I got punished.
It took a long time until they started...
- playing a recording. - I would cry.
Because the sleeping room is so far away,
you have to get up at 4:30am,
go there first, do a practice reading,
and do the 5am news.
But I did exactly what he did.
I got up at 4:56am.
That's early.
That's nothing.
But I have shorter legs.
I left as soon as I got up.
But I cried while running.
[VIU Ver] KBS2 E32 Happy Together S4 "Problem Child in Announcer Team Special" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
(It was 4 minutes before the live show.)
"What do I do?" The producer was like...
(As a bonus, he got slapped.)
I went in while crying.
My eyes were completely swollen.
(After that lesson...)
I did it while crying. Next time,
I got up early. It was winter.
I got up too early.
- You'd get sleepy. - I got up at 4:20am.
- You'd get sleepy. - I thought I'd go early.
- Well done. - I went in at 4:30am.
- Did you sleep? - It was nice and warm.
- You'd feel sleepy. - It was nice and sleepy.
After finishing the practice reading...
Oh, dear.
The engineers must've been tired too.
- They doze off well. - Everyone was tired.
Everyone was sleeping.
- My goodness. - So...
This is what I remember. I was like this.
- Oh, dear. - "Hey!"
(Someone called him.)
So I did this.
"KBS Radio 1, 5am news."
My face was all red.
Even the engineers had been sleeping.
That's crazy.
He opened the door and said, "Hey!"
That's what happened.
Oh, dear.
We were seven seconds late.
That's considered an accident.
I had to write a report. That happens.
(He had to write a report.)
- I got up too early. - Incredible.
It's the biggest...
- trauma of the people... - It drives you mad.
- hosting a live show. - It traumatizes you.
It's been years since I left, but...
- Do you dream about it? - You get surprised.
- I do that too. - I have dreams.
It's about either me being late...
or me not being able to speak.
When I opened the script, it was a comic book.
- It was a comic book? - I dreamt it once.
Or when you open the script,
all the words turn into ants and disappear.
They must be so stressed out about it.
- I know. - It must be so stressful.
- It's stressful. - You get up early.
Later, I didn't even need the alarm to get up.
- Right. Right. - Right.
- I had several alarms. - I can't do that.
But I put...
basins of water next to it.
I was afraid that I would snooze it.
I had to walk through the basins.
I had to wake myself up.
- I did that. - Really?
- Yes. - That's too much.
I snoozed it so many times.
- I snooze it too. - Really?
So I set 5 alarms 3m apart.
First, the one near me goes off.
- I snooze it. - Really?
Then the one even further away goes off.
I had to do anything to get up.
- You are amazing. - He's unbelievable.
Is that why you all became freelancers?
- To stop doing that. - But really...
I didn't think about going freelance.
I just quit.
If I were to pick one thing that's...
good about quitting...
is that I don't have to do the night shift.
- Right. - Night shifts are tough.
You set so many alarms.
Did you never go in late?
My career didn't take off from the start.
I started with a children's TV show.
I got praised for being cast...
to play Hana.
Because I did it so well,
I couldn't move onto an adult's show.
- You were stuck. - I was like,
"Hello, buddies. Hello."
Suddenly...
"Today's news."
You can't do that.
After I gave birth,
my high-pitched voice...
became lower.
That's when I got the news and "Family Arcade".
That's when I became popular...
- and started to get busy. - Right.
Then I was asked to do the 5, 6am news.
I was too tired, so I couldn't get up.
So when I got up at home,
it was already 5am.
- I missed the news. - It was over.
It was 5:30am.
I ran like crazy to Yeouido,
in tears.
I did the 6am news.
I wrote a report about...
missing the 5am news.
I felt the worst, but others said this to me.
- Now that you're on TV... - Now that you're on TV.
"You've changed."
- "Is radio nothing?" - Is radio nothing to you?
Those words really hurt me.
- Right. - Now,
writing a report wasn't hard.
It wasn't like you were going to get paid less.
It wasn't going to do anything.
But those words really hurt me.
In the elevator,
I felt so hurt...
that I cried my heart out.
Everyone passing by was like,
"She's an adult. Why is she crying?"
It really makes you sad.
But I felt so sad.
People kept misunderstanding me.
And that made me feel really hurt.
- Your body was too tired. - I can sympathize.
- I can sympathize. - That's...
what's great about being a freelancer.
But still... "Am I not missing anything?"
That lasted a long time.
Right.
Like you said...
You wouldn't know unless you go through it.
You wouldn't know unless you experience it.
I feel emotional.
I cried in the toilet.
I cried a lot too.
I really did. You don't understand.
I once did the 5:10am news.
It was a show called "News Wide".
I did it every morning at 5:10am.
The youngest does it.
- Yes. - I used to do that.
I lived in Mok-dong. but I woke up at 4:50am.
Oh, dear.
I lived in Mok-dong, but I woke up at 4:50am.
Oh, dear.
(Another incident of tears happened.)
I came to the parking lot.
There's a chance you could make it on time.
I couldn't remember where I parked my car.
You were out of your mind.
(Beeping)
You were out of your mind.
- Completely out. - I barely got dressed.
- That's hilarious. - I was in my boxers...
and I wore a winter jacket without a shirt.
I looked for my car in my boxers...
and arrived just over 5am.
- You got there on time? - 10 seconds before 5:10.
The engineers and my seniors...
all yelled at me.
(They yelled at him.)
So while in my boxers,
I rolled forward on the floor to the desk.
"Good morning, everyone."
"This is Jun Hyun Moo with 'KBS News Wide'."
"We bring you today's headlines."
"Please welcome today's expert."
- I was in my boxers. - My gosh!
No one knew about this until today.
It wasn't a radio show, right?
My superiors didn't know about this.
- It was a radio show. - A radio show?
- So it was possible. - What a relief.
Anyway, the show ends at 6am.
- You must've wailed. - 6am...
is when KBS employees start coming to work,
and there I was in my boxers.
(His colleagues had to see him in boxers.)
Hyun Moo, you've come a long way.
I was told to leave...
if that's how I was going to be,
so I did.
- It wasn't easy at first. - Still,
I'm glad the story has a happy ending.
The beginning was tough though.
You made a mistake while announcing a ballot count?
There are a few things...
we find particularly difficult.
It was when I announced the ballot count on radio.
"Candidate Kim Dae Jung is at 40,065 votes."
"Candidate Kim Young Sam is at 30,056 votes."
Your tongue gets twisted after reading a few.
I once said "candidace".
Instead of "candidate".
Yes, candidate.
I can only imagine.
I'd say things like "beef jerky" too.
- Because... - That happens.
Saying all those words...
made my mouth go all stiff.
I thought my senior would...
at least give me a pat on the back,
but I was scolded...
for pronouncing the numbers wrong.
- I get why. - There's a different way.
Some of the numbers weren't said properly.
I was asked to do something that was...
beyond my ability.
That was the last time...
I ever announced a ballot count.
Out of all the fields we work in,
I respect the announcers...
- in sportscasting. - They're amazing.
Just think of all those Russian names.
It's hard enough to keep your eye...
on the ball,
but you have to memorize...
- these impossible names. - Like Shibasaki.
Yes, exactly.
Suk Joon has been a sportscaster.
I only presented ssireum and judo.
- Really? - I did gymnastics.
But ssireum...
Do you know what's so hard about it?
There are so many techniques.
- The leg! - When one topples over,
you must name the move that was used.
The official name.
I didn't know any of them,
so I just said, "The move was successful!"
(Everything was explained as "the move".)
- The move! - No way.
But then you'd ask the commentator...
- next to you. - With me...
was a former ssireum champion,
so he would take it from there.
He would name the move...
and comment on its execution.
I was completely clueless,
so everything ended up being "the move".
Young Sil, did you make...
a lot of pronunciation mistakes?
With Chinese characters, there are...
certain tones.
- That's right. - The long and short...
This profession is truly tiresome.
Yeong in Yeongdeungpo shouldn't be short.
- It should be long. - Yes, long.
- Really? - It's quite like Chinese.
Can't we keep it short?
- No. - "Yeongdeungpo".
Officially, it's a mispronunciation.
- The "eu" and "eo" sound. - Like "police station".
If "eo" or "yeo" are supposed to be long,
it should be pronounced like so.
You're familiar with "a piece of garbage".
- Me? - It's just an example.
The same rule applies.
- It's hard on your mouth. - All of this...
leads to an occupational hazard.
- Of course. - It's how we're trained,
and it shows when even watching a movie.
Recently, I watched "Little Forest",
and there was a cooking scene.
The main ingredient was chicken and...
they kept pronouncing...
the double consonants wrong.
It's so annoying.
Chicken in this case should be "dal" not "dak".
That pronunciation is more annoying.
- That's how it should be. - It's unpleasant.
I couldn't concentrate on the movie anymore...
because that's all I could hear.
The mispronounced words.
Fried chicken should be "tongdal" in some cases.
And not "tongdak"?
- Let's eat "tongdal". - Tongdal?
The same rule applies to "heuk".
In some cases, it's "heul".
I have "jinheul" in my eyes.
(3rd example of proper pronunciation)
It becomes...
second nature to you that...
when someone mispronounces a word,
you immediately correct them.
- That's right. - I once had a meal...
with announcer Kim Dong Gun.
He's a veteran announcer even compared to me,
but he mispronounced "flower".
Before I knew it,
I was correcting him.
(She corrected his pronunciation.)
You corrected Kim Dong Gun?
This was the expression he held.
My gosh.
I wasn't able to see him for a few months.
- An occupational hazard. - Young Sil,
I hear that you were...
so focused on your pronunciation...
that your mouth became crooked.
- Goodness. - It all started...
with Lee Han Sook who was on the 9pm news.
Since the announcer delivers the news,
it's our job to check our script.
But Han Sook went on the news...
without checking it through.
"President" was omitted...
before the president's name.
"Today, Kim Young Sam..."
Because of that, she had to write...
a written apology.
I watched it first-hand,
- so I knew I'd be... - In big trouble?
Yes, if I got a single word wrong.
I read every word clearly, but then I spotted...
that my mouth had gone crooked.
Oh, my.
You were too focused on the pronunciation.
Your only focus was your pronunciation.
- So... - I see it.
You're right.
That photo does make it look crooked.
Constantly talking...
stretches your mouth from side to side.
Doing well on the show...
wasn't my priority anymore.
I'd go home...
and ask my husband about my mouth.
"Your mouth was completely tilted today."
That's what happened.
Da Eun,
is it true that you messed up a show...
- because of a giraffe? - That's right.
I once had to report featured news...
at Seoul Grand Park.
It had reopened around that time,
and you could now feed the giraffes.
I was told to feed a giraffe...
and show the viewers that anyone could do it.
I had prepared a sweet potato,
but it was nowhere to be found at that moment.
I honestly thought I had it with me.
"At the park, you can feed the giraffes."
I kept rummaging through my pockets...
for about 20 seconds trying to find it.
It was nowhere to be found though.
The giraffe must've been annoyed too.
The manager who was nearby...
saw that I was flustered and handed me some bread.
I figured I should call the giraffe,
so I did like so. "Giraffe, over here!"
The giraffe took one look at me...
and then walked away.
The producers knew that we had messed up,
so I was told to quickly wrap it up.
"Giraffe, over here!"
"I'm Jung Da Eun at Seoul Grand Park."
It may be slightly different,
but I've done that before too.
Son Sook was in the studio,
and I was out in the park during spring...
waiting to interview the people there.
I was a rookie back then,
so I kept reading my script.
I didn't realize that...
the last page was at the front.
"Cho Sae Ho will bring us the news."
"Hello, I'm Cho Sae Ho."
"I promise to bring you better news next time."
Oh, no!
(He finished the segment as soon as it started.)
No way.
Son Sook was already experienced...
at that time,
so she told me to deliver the news...
before bringing the camera back to her.
It was an opportunity for me but...
Rookies are fixated on their scripts.
- Exactly. - Right.
This happened during the news.
I went in to present the news,
and I started to read the script.
"The government did this..."
"and the ruling party did that."
There was nothing about the opposition party.
(Pages of the script were missing.)
The opposition party...
"After hearing it, the opposition party..."
"expressed its distaste."
"Moving on..."
- It happens. - I made a guess.
I was so flustered at the time...
because the weather was on the next page.
I like your improvisation though.
I was truly taken aback.
- I heard of one too. - Of an incident?
It's not something that happened to me,
The announcer was about to report the weather.
Normally, we're more concerned about...
the script for the news and not the weather.
You're focused more on the script.
The announcer was about to read the weather,
but the script was nowhere to be found.
The announcer said, "Today's weather..."
"will be brought to you tomorrow."
(I'll announce today's weather tomorrow.)
- That's a good move. - What an ad-lib.
What's the point in announcing...
today's weather tomorrow?
It just needs to get delivered, right?
What's the point in receiving it tomorrow?
All announcers must be a walking encyclopedia...
since we work in a variety of fields...
like sports, economics, children,
- and others. - It's hectic.
I'm particularly weak when it comes to...
economics and classical music.
I didn't grow up...
listening to classical music.
This one time, I had to fill in for someone.
(She unexpectedly filled in on a radio show.)
(Cue.)
"Here is a piece..."
"by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra."
"Concerto for Your Violin".
That's what I said.
It's good. I like your tone too.
My superior quietly asked me over...
to the corner.
"Concerto for Your Violin" doesn't exist.
It's "Concerto for Two Violins".
I see.
"Your" in Korean is similar to the number two.
So I read it wrong.
She read "two" as "your".
(Oh, no)
Your violin...
So it was a piece for two violins.
It means the same in a broad way.
I revealed to everyone...
how shallow in knowledge I was.
It's one I can't forget about.
We're hearing about you once again though.
Her timing is so impeccable that...
I can't stop her from barging in.
- Right? - It seems rehearsed.
Da Eun seems to have had a scary experience.
North Korea threatened you...
- after being on TV. - Really?
There's a show...
called "North and South".
We deliver news on North Korea.
Some are good and some are bad.
North Korea suddenly made an announcement about me.
"Jung Da Eun:"
"Announcer Plots against North Korea".
They reported that on their news.
- Really? - So...
I actually received...
a call from Yeongdeungpo Police Station.
You were considered as North Korea's threat,
so the police offered me police protection.
It's understandable.
Did anything happen afterward?
I'm only the host of the show...
that delivers the news about North Korea,
and it's actually about the reporters.
- However... - You were targeted.
- Exactly. - You delivered the news.
They must've thought...
I was the face of some organization.
(It's one unforgettable incident.)
"You dare plot against us?"
("You dare plot against us?")
Let's not go that far.
(He went too far with the reenactment.)
I hear that Da Eun was offered...
- many blind dates. - Is that so?
A few are understandable,
but I hear there were quite a lot.
Back when I was 27 and 28,
many blind dates came my way...
since I was still unmarried.
One of the men...
was the son...
of Korea's top four CEOs.
We might be able to tell who it is.
Right, and even I gaped at the offer.
The offer came through a jeweler that I knew.
"Da Eun, he lives in..."
"a penthouse in Cheongdam-dong,"
"and every inch of it is fully decorated."
"You only have to move in."
"Just one thing though."
"He's been to prison once."
(She wasn't expecting to hear that.)
So he is a convicted felon.
- Just once, but yes. - I was surprised.
I was asked if I was okay with it,
but I said that I was scared...
and turned down the offer.
He must be an economic offender.
- Yes, that's right. - Right?
There's only about 1 or 2 that...
- fits the description. - You might know him.
- We could find out. - I just said the truth.
You said "top 4", so it must be the 4th.
Normally, people say "top 3".
Is that so?
(Call me Detective Choi.)
- It makes sense. - So the fourth.
We're getting closer to the truth.
We won't say any names though.
(The deduction ends here.)
Didn't you also meet an athlete?
Yes, a colleague of mine...
tried to set me up with an athlete...
who's still quite famous.
Just how famous is he?
He's in the top six.
(An athlete who's in the top 6)
- Really? - The top six?
- He's sixth then. - We get it.
- So... - Which sport?
- Which sport? - No, I can't!
- Let's not ask her that. - No way.
I can't tell you that.
So it's either soccer or baseball.
(His deduction skills give us goosebumps.)
Excuse me for asking, but was it...
Kim Bo Min who set you up?
(Did Bo Min try to set them up?)
Well, anyway...
- It wasn't her. - He's so sharp.
- It wasn't her. - Suk Joon,
can you hike up your socks?
- We see your ankles. - They keep coming down.
I see.
The blind date was only a one-time thing...
because the guy brought me flowers...
on our first date.
Most women would think so too,
but it didn't seem genuine.
Why would he give flowers to a stranger?
He could've liked you...
after watching shows...
- that you were on. - I was a rookie,
so I was barely on...
- any TV shows. - You could doubt him.
I questioned his intentions,
so there was never a second date.
The next week, I heard he met with a colleague...
and another the week after that.
That's not decent at all.
Those kinds of people actually exist.
If we were to figure out who this is...
There are only a few candidates.
I hear that Jung Woo Sung thought you looked young.
I met him at a dinner with many others.
A friend invited me to dinner,
but I didn't know he'd be there as well.
You must've been shocked.
It was the day of the college entrance exam,
so I was stuck in traffic for a while.
I apologized for being late and...
he asked if I did well on the exam.
He thought you were in high school?
I get why Woo Sung said that.
You do look younger than your age.
You look very young.
Did you say you did well on the exam?
No, I told him that I worked.
- That's what you said? - I can only imagine.
Why didn't you say you only got five wrong?
(I got five wrong on the exam.)
- "That is incorrect!" - I could've done better.
(Embarrassed)
Now it's time to erase your dark pasts.
Suk Joon and Song Hyun...
apparently share a dark past.
It happened at the 2007 KBS Entertainment Awards.
Hyun Moo, you're in the clip too.
- Let's take a look. - I was there too.
What's that?
(An unrivaled look)
(An excessive smokey eye makeup)
(She tried to look sexy from head to toe.)
What on earth is that?
- This is unbelievable. - Seriously?
I remember this.
(She's trying to look sexy.)
I remember this.
What's up with your makeup?
Isn't that Lee Jung Min behind you?
(Next up...)
(is the kiss.)
(A past that's hard to believe)
(To top it off, Hyun Moo makes his entrance.)
(It's impossible to watch.)
(They automatically cover their mouths.)
I can't believe Hyun Moo.
(The mad party is at its climax.)
What on earth am I doing?
(A rough ending)
Should we watch it again?
Let me tell you about our plan.
We wanted to look like Park Jin Young.
(Their goal and their ghastly reality)
Was I being electrocuted?
Isn't this Hyun Moo's dark past?
- What was that? - I agree.
For about 15 days in Gangnam,
we learned that... from Hong Young Joo.
She taught us that...
all dancing begins with your expressions.
I had to believe that I was a dancer.
- It's really hard to do. - Everyone can tell...
if I'm embarrassed or not.
The fact that you were serious made it worse.
(Maybe they shouldn't have been so serious.)
Can we please erase that?
I had forgotten about it until today.
Let us erase that past then.
- Leviosa. - Leviosa.
- Go away. - It's gone now.
- Just format the memory. - Come to think of it,
- Jae Seok was there. - Yes, I was.
I was sitting in front.
- It was an awful day. - Seeing Song Hyun...
jogged my memory.
(Song Hyun's look helped him remember.)
That hair, right?
(He applauded her hard work.)
Da Eun has a dark past that involves dancing too.
I danced on stage with Jung Yeon,
but she was as good...
- as a K-pop idol. - That's right.
I learned belly dancing,
so I was confident when it came to my hips.
I knew that I could bounce them really well,
so I put a lot of power into it.
A comment said,
"She'll be in the hospital for about six weeks."
You bounced them too hard.
"It'll take her six weeks to recover."
- Your hips? - Yes.
- Did they fly away? - You were intimidated.
Let's take a look then.
(Da Eun's in yellow shorts.)
(Bouncing)
She didn't have to be over-the-top.
Someone took the center stage.
(Embarrassed)
Aren't your shorts hiked up?
That's how they were supposed to be worn.
- You're not on point. - None of them are.
(Highly focused)
You were really enjoying.
(Busted.)
Why were you so highly entertained?
- Why? - I don't remember this.
- What do you mean? - I don't remember.
The camera was on me,
so I just played my part. Got it?
The four of them did their best on stage,
and I did too since the camera was on me.
Okay? That's how it was.
- Do you want to erase it? - Yes.
Then you'll need to replace it first.
Displace it with a new one.
She shows us some great dancing...
every time she's on the show.
Let's give her a round of applause.
Let's applaud.
It's not much of a dance really.
I'll do some moves to a children's song.
- That's great. - All right.
What's the song?
It's "Baby Shark".
I prepared a dance to "Baby Shark".
- I'm slightly worried. - I'm nervous too.
- Of course. - Good luck!
Let's give her a round of applause.
(Unexpected lines)
What's this?
(Her hips move around.)
Are we watching a musical?
(My daughter, are you watching this?)
Is this right though?
How is this "Baby Shark"?
(Unfazed)
- Is this "Adult Shark"? - Is this a musical?
It's a grown-up shark.
(She ends it perfectly though.)
What was that?
(That was amazing.)
That wasn't the "Baby Shark" I know.
Young Sil's been practicing this today.
Would you like to give it a shot?
No, I won't.
I've got no dance clip to erase,
so I don't have to displace anything.
Then create a dark past today.
I guess a dark past will be made here.
Let's go for "Oh, Na Na Na".
Oh, Na Na Na
- Oh, Na Na Na - Oh, Na Na Na
- Show us your moves. - Perform for us.
(What is the "Oh, Na Na Na" dance?)
(It's a globally popular song...)
(that insiders dance to.)
(Let's get it.)
(Flinching)
(She starts dancing.)
She's good.
She's a good dancer.
(I'm the cool one.)
Oh, she's good!
(Young Sil's a cool one.)
- Young Sil's cute. - That was amazing.
You're so cute.
- She's good at this. - Young Sil's cute.
Song Hyun, go for it.
- Show us your moves. - Come on.
- No, I can't. - Song Hyun, do it.
Come on.
(She's getting ready to dance.)
(Let's go.)
I can tell that she's a good dancer.
- She's good. - This is no joke.
(Keep going.)
(Dancing)
(Dancing cheerfully)
Everyone should do it.
Hye Sung, go for it.
Keep dancing.
(Twist dance moves)
Young Sil, dance.
Young Sil, join them too.
That's it.
(Is he dancing or rowing?)
(They are all dancing differently.)
(Suk Joon's funny.)
My goodness. That was great.
You were just rowing.
(They proved themselves as cool ones.)
- Suk Joon was so funny. - You know what?
They weren't even shy. They were all shameless.
We should get rid of this memory.
Let's erase today's performance too.
- We'll get rid of it. - Let's erase it.
Let me erase it.
- Leviosa. - Leviosa.
It's your turn to erase your dark past, Song Hyun.
I was in the series...
"I Need Romance" in 2011.
I wore this dress at the press conference.
It drew a lot of attention.
- I remember that. - Oh, me too.
- I remember it. - It can't be a nice one.
I remember your dress.
- What did she wear? - It was Season One.
Many actresses...
choose to wear something nice...
for the press conference.
Their stylists bring several dresses too.
Stylists usually like one dress...
although there are many other choices.
- You're right. - They just recommend it.
If the actress likes it too,
then she'll wear the dress.
Everybody said that this dress suited me,
and it looked good on me.
That's why I wore that dress.
I wore that to the press conference.
My co-actors then were...
Cho Yeo Jeong and Choi Yeo Jin.
When Yeo Jin looked at me,
she didn't seem okay.
She seemed very conscious.
- Was it that pretty? - I thought...
I dressed up too well for the press conference.
- That's how I thought. - I don't feel good.
I'm curious about this story.
I thought I did well for the press conference.
Afterwards, I went to eat. I was searching...
for news about today's press conference.
Some commented, "Is she wearing a rib?"
What did you wear?
What was it?
- Which dress? - What was it like?
- What? - Goodness.
(This was what she and her stylist picked.)
What's that?
Isn't it a costume for Halloween?
I see so many ribs on the dress.
It's like an X-ray photo.
- Some gave bad comments. - It's like fish.
Some said, "Did she stitch it?"
But the dress looks okay to me.
Really?
My stylist and I were eating.
We were just eating in silence.
I thought to myself,
"Why did my stylist bring such a dress?"
My manager probably blamed my stylist.
My stylist blamed me for not pulling off.
That's what we were doing as we were eating.
- We were just eating. - You blamed each other.
Nobody talked.
But I felt so disturbed.
But your body's so nice.
- The dress is fine. - Yes.
It would have been nice on some lookbook.
But it didn't go well with the occasion.
The dress is just fine. Song Hyun's also fine.
- It's not that. - Of course, not.
But the dress didn't match the place.
She can wear it to some radiology conference.
Come on. That was mean.
It would go well there.
There are many gatherings for radiology forums.
(Walking textbook for medical school)
You have a dark past because of Hyun Moo.
- How? - For sure.
I'll get ready to sweat.
- This one's serious. - It's serious?
- He owes me an apology. - Let's hear the story.
Hyun Moo said...
that the top of my head smelled bad.
- I've heard this story. - Me too.
Didn't he share this story on our show?
I had a very shocking...
- first impression of her. - What happened?
She was bowing to greet me.
(Her top head smelled bad.)
After that, many thought I was dirty and smelly.
After he said that on the show...
Let me clarify what exactly happened.
I had to shoot 5 TV shows in 3 days.
I did some recording for four hours in the morning.
Then I shot "Classic Odyssey".
I was out until late.
The next day, I shot "The Golden Bell Challenge".
I shot that in Jeolla Province.
I could only sleep for two hours before that.
It's a 10-hour shooting.
The next day,
I got back to Seoul. It took me four hours.
I had only three hours until my next show.
The next day,
I shot a children's show wearing a wig.
I didn't have to wash my hair.
To save my energy,
I had to sleep at least two hours.
You gave up on the smell.
The show ended at 4pm the next day.
I got back to my office as I was exhausted.
That's when I ran into Hyun Moo.
Your hair smells if you don't wash it for days.
- I'm not making it up. - You can't deny the fact.
So you know what?
My Mom doesn't like Hyun Moo.
You should apologize to my Mom.
I get her, though.
She demands for an apology in every show.
- Do it properly. - Do I apologize again?
I've been apologizing for 15 times.
- She's so persistent. - I have to apologize...
whenever I shoot a show with her.
You heard this story for a few times, right?
- Apologize to my Mom. - To your mother?
Apologize to her mother this time.
Ma'am, how are you?
(Ma'am. How are you?)
It didn't smell that bad.
I just wanted to share funny stories.
I kindly ask for your understanding.
Please let me treat you a meal.
I'm deeply sorry.
Watch out on creating a dark past when you meet.
Watch out for everything.
I'll share what will happen there.
So watch out for him.
I can't make a single mistake.
You confused people with your ignorance.
My general knowledge is bad.
General knowledge wise.
When I was in middle school,
everyone dyed their hair with blue-black color.
- That's right. - I remember.
I dyed my hair blue-black during my holiday.
Mom told me it wasn't allowed in school.
Until then,
I thought my hair grew from the tips.
- Like this? - Yes.
You thought your hair would grow from the tips.
- From the tips? - Oh, my gosh.
(Screaming)
That's the worst story I heard this year.
(Screaming in despair)
I thought I only had to...
cut the tips.
Goodness.
But it would have been much easier that way.
You can cut gray hair from tips too.
That would be so much better.
That's a good idea.
(Jung Yeon's sloppy.)
What's with the commercial you want to get rid of?
When I was in college,
I shot a TV commercial for shampoo.
What a coincidence. A TV commercial for shampoo.
What are you going to do now?
This story continues like this.
Her hair smelled bad, and she was a shampoo model.
It's before I decided to become an announcer.
My voice sounded like a baby's.
When I started to get ready to become one,
I did plastic surgery on my eyes.
So when I shot the TV commercial,
I looked so natural like the way I was born.
- She looks pretty there. - My hair's oily.
I had to wash my hair each morning.
When I jump like this...
(My hair is refreshed and so soft now.)
(She doesn't look that bad in that commercial.)
Why didn't you use that shampoo?
(You should have used that shampoo.)
Her image then was a girl who washed hair.
You should have washed hair with that shampoo.
That commercial raised the bar.
That was the only day I didn't wash my hair.
Now that we saw the commercial,
I don't think that's even dark past.
You still look good...
without double eyelids.
You have a lot of dark pasts.
You were blotted out by a camera blur.
What's that story about?
I was shooting this show called "Strong Heart".
Lee Ki Woo was talking...
- about Kim Tae Hee. - I know that.
They also showed some old photo.
Your face got blurred?
That's when people could recognize me...
because I debuted a few years earlier.
They showed this old photo of me and Tae Hee.
But they blurred my face.
You were also famous then.
Let's see the photo.
She's standing right next to Tae Hee.
- I dyed my hair yellow. - That's the original one.
Tae Hee's on the right.
She's right next to Tae Hee.
That's Ha Nee on the right.
They also blurred Ha Nee's face.
(Ha Nee's face got blurred too.)
When I was shooting "Come To Play" with...
Jae Seok and Won Hee,
someone shot a photo of us in a cart bar.
They blurred my face only. It's a true story.
I'm serious.
They captioned it as "Celebrities and a fan".
- You know how it feels. - I do.
We'll get rid of it for you.
- Let's erase it for her. - Sure.
- Leviosa. - Leviosa.
Lastly, we got to hear from Hye Sung.
It has been a year only.
You already have dark past?
She has one today.
- Today? - Today.
An unknown man sent us her dark past story.
Her dark past was handed in this morning.
- What? - We just got the footage.
Hye Sung's not the one who sent us the footage.
- What's this? - When was that?
- Who's that? - I was very chubby then.
Is it "AM Plaza"?
You have any specialty?
That's before you joined KBS.
- No, that's after that. - Really?
Oh, my goodness.
- Ready and start. - After you joined KBS.
(Eyes wide open)
What's going on?
Why did you hide this from us?
What's this?
- What's this? - Hey, Hye Sung.
(She was on "AM Plaza" after she joined KBS.)
(Imitating a monkey)
- Ready and start. - Give me a second.
(Imitating)
(This is a monkey.)
Why didn't you show us this earlier?
Let's do this again.
- Let's do it again. - This is it! This is it!
Hye Sung. You should have shared this earlier.
Screen capture it for me.
Please keep this one for me.
I love this one.
They actually stopped it for Hyun Moo.
Do you know which part is my favorite?
I like it when she scratches her head.
The head-scratching.
- Please show it to us. - Play it again.
The head-scratching is even funnier.
What's this?
(It's a legendary footage of Hye Sung.)
I'm sorry.
But could you please print and frame it for me?
I mean it. I love it so much.
I want to look at it when I'm depressed.
It's my favorite video.
- Mine too. - I love it.
This is the best.
Can this beat my photo?
This is the best.
I can't tell which one's the winner.
Goodness.
Oh, my goodness.
Hye Sung. You should have shown this earlier.
- Goodness. - I'm sorry.
But could you do it again for us?
- Now? - Do the full version.
I'm sure it won't be as funny as that video.
I have to start like this.
(She looks exactly like a monkey.)
I love this one too.
You scratch so well.
She catches the details.
Goodness. It's hilarious.
Let's make this...
as a meme.
It should be played on and on.
This will make me laugh for a while.
We should make emoticons out of it.
This one's really good.
Do you know why this looks good?
Monkeys usually show off.
But this monkey's so down to earth.
I mean it.
It's because she just joined KBS.
She didn't want to look too bossy.
I practiced a lot for that.
It must have been awkward for her.
Did someone teach you?
She learned it from a monkey.
The monkey should learn from her.
Come on.
I want her to end "Entertainment Weekly"...
with her monkey act next week.
I really want her to do it.
This is what I think.
She's the best.
Many people love her already, but this will...
make her fans like her even more.
That was great.
The "Problem Child in" Announcer Team" Special.
I had a great time with our six guests today.
- Yes. - It was fun.
Hyun Moo, you played an important role today.
I had fun too.
You sweated a lot in the beginning.
Give me a heads-up when you invite announcers.
I will be busy on that day.
Your armpits are all dry.
Goodness.
Please share a few words to our viewers.
- Yes, please. - Go ahead, Jung Yeon.
I'd work without getting paid for KBS.
So call me when you need me.
Please stay healthy this summer.
Goodness.
All right. Song Hyun.
I was nervous to meet...
Hyun Moo today.
We were good friends, but haven't met for years.
But I felt like I was back in 2006 when we first met.
- I had a great time. - That's right.
I had a heartwarming time.
I was just done with my series recently.
I'll be back with more shows.
All right.
It's so good to have a great time...
with my junior announcers after a long time.
I'm also glad to see...
Hyun Moo and Suk Joon working hard...
as freelancers.
I'm also happy to see our rookie too.
- Goodness. - She's so polite.
- Suk Joon. - Well,
I thought I should work hard on my personal shows.
I didn't even imagine...
that coming back here...
would take me this long.
So I'm really glad...
to be a part of this show.
Please call me more often.
- Thank you. - Suk Joon.
Welcome back, once again.
- Yes. - Thank you.
He's a freelancer.
I'll stay in KBS...
and work hard for many other shows.
- All right. - Thank you.
I also had a great time,
seeing my dark past again.
That monkey act was great.
It was perfect.
It's the best one.
I saw Hyun Moo...
sing "Nagging".
Can I sing a song...
- with him? - Of course, you can.
Let's end it with their duet performance.
We'll be back next week.
- We'll see you next week. - You can sing.
It has been a while to end a show with a song.
I know.
- End it with a song. - That's it for tonight.
Thank you for watching.
Please support Happy Together.
("Nagging" by IU)
(Don't get home late Don't drink so much)
(That's our rookie.)
(You're so funny)
(He uses his whole body for the high notes.)
(Everyone's saying goodbye in the back.)
(They're taking photos.)
(I wasn't in the photo.)
(They're taking it one more time.)
Let's end it with the monkey act.
Start.
(We give thanks to all the guests for coming.)
- Good job, everyone. - Good work.
("Awesome Breeze" by NC.A)