Running Man: Episode 215
by gummimochi
Getting married is never a simple affair, especially when you’ve got nosy (but still lovable) relatives like the Running Man family. Our couple will find out that making their union official will be harder than getting their families’ blessing ’cause this game will test their compatibility, loyalty, and love. Well, they do say that all’s fair in love and war. And gold.
EPISODE 215. Broadcast on October 5, 2014.
In a ritzy Gangnam hotel, our cast members—who have been separated into two families—are busy bickering like the prospective in-laws they are. While the bride’s family takes issue with Jong-kook’s relaxed posture, the groom’s side claims that they should be thanking their lucky stars that their families are being joined in marriage.
At the question if Suk-jin is the bride’s father, Kwang-soo chimes in: “He’s our great-grandfather!”
Amid their bickering, our first guest arrives: eee, it’s Jo Jung-seok! Despite an impressive repertoire in musical theater, dramas, and movies over the years, it’s his tiny, yet memorable role in Architecture 101 that people like Jae-suk still readily identify him by. But who am I to talk when he’s forever Earnest Bot to me.
Interestingly, he sits with the groom’s family instead of the head of the table. Oh, does this mean someone else is the groom? Then it’s time for the bride to make her entrance: the ever-lovely Shin Mina. Whoa, I knew from last week’s preview that she’d visit, but I’m still surprised by how Running Man snagged her.
Aww, Kwang-soo is so gobsmacked by her appearance that he can’t even be near her, let alone look at her face. Aha, so Jo Jung-seok and Shin Mina must be here to promote their new movie My Love My Bride, the remake of the 1990 romantic comedy that starred Choi Jin-shil and Park Joong-hoon.
Our families finally learn where they fall in the hierarchy: our mat-hyungs Jae-suk and Suk-jin are the bride’s older brothers, Ji-hyo is older sis, and HA—Kwang-soo’s her twin brother. That last revelation gets a big laugh out of Mina, and the others are in total disbelief. “We need a DNA test!” “This is a downright makjang drama!”
On the other side, I love Jung-seok’s relation to the groom the most: he’s a reaaalllyy distant relative to the point where he’s basically a stranger (the relation is something like a cousin forty times removed). Puhahaha.
Which means the husband-to-be is either Haha or Gary, and the latter starts flipping out already. And the astonished look on Gary’s face when he sees “Groom” is priceless.
When asked if this means he’s abandoning Ji-hyo now, Gary’s like, Ji-who? Heh. Still feeling the sting, the groom’s family voices their disapproval of the betrothed couple. Even Jung-seok (who plays Mina’s husband in the movie) gets in on the act.
He’s then asked to do some face reading on Mina (a throwback to The Face Reader) and claims that she doesn’t like his family. Ji-hyo voices her opposition as well, claiming that she doesn’t want little sis to go through the heartache.
Kwang-soo turns this scenario into a page right out of a makjang drama by declaring his romantic love for his twin sister. But anyhow, it seems like no one approves of this arrangement.
Looks like we’re starting off with some action right off the bat: In order to gain their families’ blessing, the betrothed couple must tear off everyone else’s nametags within the time limit. If they don’t succeed, the groom will be switched out. Hahaha, that’s one way to keep the guy on his toes.
Thirty minutes are on the clock as the family members run to hide. Jung-seok is sweatin’ looking for a hiding place, but repeats that he’s against this marriage because he feels like he should be the one getting married to the bride-to-be. He spouts more face-reading phrases, which basically boils down to: face reading is less valuable than someone’s temperament, which in turn is less valuable than their virtue.
Meanwhile, Mina and Gary practice outside before heading inside, and her eagerness is evident: she mistakes a billowing tablecloth for a person hiding, and also readily chases after Ji-hyo and Jae-suk.
Ji-hyo is cornered and eliminated right away, and Mina apologizes for dating someone Ji-hyo did. Ji-hyo: “[Gary’s] not that great of a guy!” Says the Monday Girlfriend who said this game makes her wanna marry Gary.
Inside, Jae-suk tips Gary off about Jong-kook’s whereabouts, but there’s no way Gary would pass up an opportunity to oust one more person along the way. Mina happens to stumble upon Jong-kook, but all it takes is one glance at Spartakook’s silhouette to convince Gary that they should look elsewhere.
Gary entrusts Mina to take care of the situation, and she remains persistent in that soft voice of hers, but maintains a strong grip on Jong-kook until he gives in..
While Jung-seok is still ranting about why he opposes this union, Suk-jin uses the flashlight on his phone to illuminate his darkened location (his VJ’s camera didn’t have a light, lol). It’s just when I recognize the Fantasy Couple soundtrack playing in the background does Suk-jin inch out of his hiding place… and Gary flies towards him.
Kwang-soo hides himself outside among the already eliminated to fool the couple, and his plan works like a charm—Gary and Mina run past him and hone in on Jung-seok instead.
They think that Haha’s the only one left afterward, whom they spot up in a balcony and eliminate. So Gary’s all smiles by the time he rejoins the crew outside, convinced that all there’s left to do is get married to the beauty.
… and that’s when he and Mina realize that Kwang-soo is yet to be eliminated. It turns out that the couple realized their mistake moments before and pretended not to know. So then Gary and Mina are promptly married, and the groom asks if this concludes their filming: “Do we get to go on our honeymoon now?”
Our newlyweds get to ride separately from their grumpy relatives (who all have to ride in the same car), and then check off all the items they want from their wedding registry. And it seems like Gary and Mina really get along during the car ride, as they establish cutesy nicknames for each other, and play the telepathy game.
Meanwhile in the other car, the families are busy boasting of Jung-seok’s musical background. Suk-jin breaks into song with “This is the Moment,” though he belts out the next line as “like a babo [fool]” instead of “like mabup [magic].” Hahaha.
Jung-seok is given the stage to sing the song properly, and… (*starry-eyed*). Ahem. I love how Jae-suk tries to imitate Jung-seok’s voice and gestures in the sidelines and Jong-kook has to forcibly restrain him.
Anyway, the in-laws arrive at the newlyweds’ abode before the lovebirds do. Holding hands, at that. Here, the families will work together as one collective unit—with each win, they’ll scratch a lottery ticket that could contain a nice sum of money.
The newlyweds already have pet names for one another (Mina: “Pretty”; Gary “Ri”), and then it’s time for their first game: a spin-off of the Pepero Game, with noodles. (In short, two people bite on opposite ends until it gets teensy; the squee-worthy moments being whenever their lips touch.)
After settling for three couples for 3 cm or less, they begin. Kwang-soo doesn’t hesitate to turn his head with Jae-suk. Then it’s Jung-seok and Ji-hyo, who leave what looks like a significant piece in comparison.
So it’s up to Gary and Mina to show ’em how it’s done, and they both go for it. I love how aggressive Mina is about everything, and this time is no different as they leave a sliver behind. They make it well under the 3 cm, especially with Gary and Mina’s 0.4 cm piece. But their lottery ticket is a dud.
Next up is a singing game where Mina must score at least 90 points in karaoke to win. Her dancing chorus line will help gain extra points, but if she fails, they’ll get air-blasted. Oooh, this ought to be fun. She chooses Lee Ji-yeon’s “Wind, Stop Blowing,” to which Gary says assuringly, “I won’t cheat on you!”
Everyone gets into the song as she sings, and their dancing earns them five points. And then Mina scores an 87, giving them a total of 92. They get another lottery ticket as promised, but call for another go for another ticket. And also for funsies.
Jung-seok decides on Cool’s “Sorrow,” and poor Kwang-soo is pushed out of the fun again. He and Ji-hyo sing it as a duet, and Jae-suk upstages them both by dancing alone up on the balcony. Their score: 98.
It’s funny how the staff stumbles over their words as they hand the cast their hard-earned tickets. Everyone carries on the trip down nostalgia lane with Roo’ra’s “3!4!” and they all know the choreography by heart. And whoa—Jung-seok can step.
I love the impromptu dance battle between Jung-seok vs. Haha. vs. Jong-kook, and they all look like they’re having so much FUN. I love these kinds of moments.
Unfortunately the other tickets they picked are duds, and Haha asks the staff to blast them with some air to cool off. Jong-kook wonders why the blast is so wet, and it turns out that Jae-suk had water in his mouth. Hehehe.
Now the families have a 50:50 chance to pick the winning ticket. For this game, two people must yell out synchronous answers to three questions to succeed. Jung-seok and Mina pass the first two questions, but then flub on the third.
Jae-suk and Kwang-soo match two answers two, but at the third (“What genre of movie does he like the most?”) we get two slightly different, yet hilarious answers. Jae-suk: “Thriller!” Kwang-soo: “Something… a bit of a thriller?”
They’re given another chance, but this time the attempt to drag out some time is way more obvious. Not that they have to worry since Jung-seok and Mina succeed on their next try.
To their luck, they’ve picked the winning ticket with a prize money of 3 million won. Cash. Wooooot.
After some more family bickering in the van, the families arrive at their next location, where they’re told that only one of the newlyweds can walk away with the cash. That spurs another argument between the families over who should take care of the finances in the family, with each side insulting the other.
Deciding that splitting up the families will be best, each family takes their leave. When Mina’s oppas gripe over the in-law, Kwang-soo mentions that he never got to attend school because he’d escort his sweet, naive twin sister there every day.
Here at their final mission, the teams must find the hidden items throughout the building that will light up dots on the wedding cake. By connecting the dots, the first team to light up the heart at the top, wins.
Remember that wedding registry list Gary and Mina jotted down earlier? Neither of them have the faintest memory of what items they listed in a specific slot, so basically both teams are going in blind. If anything, Mina remembers that the top two slots were empty, and Gary vaguely recalls a few items.
But then Kwang-soo is spotted running with something under his jacket. Everyone gives chase, and Mina hurries to grab it and run. Only to realize that it’s just a cosmetic practice head. Ha.
Jung-seok pulls Mina aside to try and fish a few items out of her; she of course plants some false seeds. Girl’s a quick study. Jung-seok eats up all of her answers, but then the speakers announce Kwang-soo’s elimination. Huh?
Muhaha, it’s just Haha pranking everyone with a megaphone. Haha does, however, find the first item which puts his team on the map. Cut to: Kwang-soo asking if a horse’s mask was on the registry list. Hahahaha, did Jung-seok take that at face value, too?
Ji-hyo finds another item; problem is, Jong-kook is only a few feet away from her and calls for backup. All three of her male teammates come to her aid, but she’s the one who ends up carrying the heavy air-conditioner anyway.
Elsewhere, Mina’s attempts at pumping info out of Gary proves futile since he doesn’t remember where the items are located on the map. He does, however, remember what was on their list, and is astounded when she starts rattling off items that they never even mentioned.
I particularly enjoy the moment when Jong-kook walks up and asks, “Did you tell Jung-seok that there was a horse? Do you know how long he ran with that thing for?”
Both Gary and Mina find separate items, and then we see Suk-jin wearing a bathrobe. He’s assaulted by the groom’s side on his way downstairs, and tries his best to hold onto the robe, but Jong-kook literally bites him so that he lets go.
Kwang-soo gets scolded for staring at the wedding cake map rather than looking for more items. He manages to find a mini-fridge, though, and Mina distracts Gary with a little aegyo so that Kwang-soo can make off with the item.
Gary hangs his head in disappointment, and dicloses to Jong-kook that he can’t help but melt at her charm.
The next major item is a toy car, which Kwang-soo hands off to Jae-suk, who in turn hands it to Mina. To their luck, it’s one of the top slots, and now both teams need only two more items to win.
We skip ahead to after both teams find another necessary item—now both teams need only one more item each. And in order to speed things along, the last few spots are revealed. The bride’s family needs to find blankets whereas the groom’s family are in search of a vacuum.
Mina asks her movie costar if he wants to split the prize money with her, then later we see Jung-seok carrying a vacuum with him. Too bad his discovery is radioed to the other team. Time to run!
It isn’t long before the bride’s family catches up with him, and Ji-hyo takes off with the vacuum. But then the staff points out that this vacuum doesn’t have an R sticker. HA, Jung-seok gave them a fake! Guess who’s learning the ropes.
Nearly everyone is exhausted by this point, and Kwang-soo cries helplessly, “Give me the blankets!” Haha spots the right vacuum this time and acts as bait to lure the others away.
His teammates notice the vacuum too and start whispering strategy. Ji-hyo suspects that the groom’s side has found something, but her teammates think they’re faking it. Gary waits for the opportune moment to take the vacuum, and at the same time, Jae-suk runs off with the blankets.
So now it’s just a matter of who will get in a booth first down to who will get there first, as we see both Jae-suk and Jong-kook head inside. The families gather together again to await the results…
… and it’s a win for Gary and his family. His in-laws immediately cut ties then and there, but then Gary’s given a choice— will he keep the money for himself, share it with his relatives, or the one he once loved? Gary asks, “Ji-hyo?”
Gary’s relatives tell him to snap out of it (“It’s over once the cameras stop rolling!” “Mina won’t be here next week!”), and then the moment of truth. Will it be money, love, or family?
It’s love (“I’ll share the money with my wife!”) and the newlyweds are also given a pair of gold rings as well. What wedded bliss!
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Tags: featured, Haha, Ji Suk-jin, Kang Gary, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo, Running Man, Song Ji-hyo, Yoo Jae-suk
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1 onyxx
October 10, 2014 at 1:39 PM
Thanks for this great recap. I wasn't able to finish watching the entire episode (due to my unpredictable schedule) so your descriptions filled out all the gaps I missed :). I love the intro segment -- esp. when it was revealed that Kwang-soo was Shin Mina's twin and Gary's dumbfounded expression when he realized that he was the "groom" LOL!
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2 Hailey
October 10, 2014 at 2:06 PM
Jae Suk & Kwang Soo the best pair in Running Man
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3 Angélina Eang
October 10, 2014 at 2:17 PM
Gah, I freakin' loved that episode :D
It was just so fun and heartwarming and this is what makes me love Running Man so much <3
Can I add that I replay like everyday the car scene where Jung Seok is singing "This is the moment" ? Like, I am just so amazed by his voice. I really didn't know he was a musical actor so yeap'. HE IS SO FREAKIN GOOD. I tried to find his version on YT but it's a big fail. Gah, nevermind, I would replay that scene forever XD.
So many freakin' hilarious moments in that episode. I won't list them because I am too damn exhausted right now but yeap'. SO SO GOOD.
OMO, am I weird for loving when the Running Man's members and guests are tired as hell ? I know it's weird but I just find it so cute when I see them giving their hardest for the missions. Like, when Jae Suk lied down on the couch and then, Kwang Soo joined him later. RUNNING MAN FEELINGS ALL OVER <3
Gosh', I have yet to watch the episode with My Lovely Girl's cast. I have read so many bad reviews about it that I really don't feel like watching it whereas I freakin' love RM. It reminds me of the latest Suzy's episode, haha. I guess I have some kind of allergy to those 94' young ladies XD. You can't blame me especially because I did watch the Billy Jean's performance and dayum, could Krystal be more passive and boring ? At least, the rest of her team gave their all but she was just there laughing awkwardly. I do like the girl but sometimes, her attitude puts me off --'
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ela1023
October 10, 2014 at 2:44 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q27OkfMTlQg&list=PL--lQ4m5g85IJfCfZ_V8vu1wxaKVc2bll
Enjoy!
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kent
October 10, 2014 at 6:39 PM
thank you!
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Angélina Eang
October 10, 2014 at 10:58 PM
Can I kiss you ? Hahaha, damn, thank you so much :D.
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ela1023
October 11, 2014 at 3:52 AM
Hahaha.. you're welcome! ^^ Every time I hear him sing, I'm awestruck again and again.
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Jennifer Calabrese
October 10, 2014 at 3:19 PM
This comment is going to come out strange, but I was amazed by "This is the Moment". I saw Jekyll and Hyde on Broadway (it's awesome, second only to Phantom of the Opera) and I own the soundtrack which I play all the time...but I was shocked that the Korean version sounds exactly the same. Can someone tell what what the lyrics are and if it carries the same meaning as the English version? It was so cool that even in a different language I knew exactly what he was singing!!
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moonpetal
October 11, 2014 at 5:27 AM
The best Korean version for me is sing by Hong Kwang Ho !!
Beautiful voice and great performance !! :D
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4 Hoya
October 10, 2014 at 2:32 PM
I thought the best part of this show was Haha's dancing. We didn't get to see much of it but it was energetic and hilarious! Jae-suk and Kwang-soo cracked me up too.
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5 Alex
October 10, 2014 at 2:35 PM
What is the song at minute 54 where it goes lovely lovely girl....
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Naddie
October 13, 2014 at 4:09 AM
I think you're talking about Humming Urban Stereo's Love Jam?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7JNX3QES1g
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Alex
October 30, 2014 at 12:19 PM
Freaking thank you!!!!!!!@!@!@!@!
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6 zakin89
October 10, 2014 at 2:37 PM
I still swoon when I think of Jung Seok singing 'This is the moment'! I freaking love that song though I only listened to Jo Seung Woo's version before xD But damn... Jung Seok is at a close second and now I want both of them to serenade me :D
I loved the karaoke mission because it was so obvious that they had fun which put a huge smile on my face =)
All in all a solid episode though I can't wait for the superhero ep this week xD Kwangvatar had me busting a gut just seeing the pictures^^
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7 drama4mama
October 10, 2014 at 2:59 PM
I enjoyed this episode a lot. Jung Seok is my crush right now and his voice just melts me!!! The Karaoke was really my favorite part. I love it when Running Man has to sing or dance because they just go with it and its like they forget the cameras are there.
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8 mariazzang
October 10, 2014 at 3:03 PM
Not gonna lie. I was also starry eyed and smiling like a loony when Jo Jung Seok started singing.
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9 ancientgranpa
October 10, 2014 at 3:32 PM
Running Man... please invite Jo Jung Suk AGAIN. Ne... ne... :3
With IU would be great :"3
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10 Carinne
October 10, 2014 at 3:34 PM
I had goosebumps watching our Ace pair up with Jung-seok for the noodle competition. He kept his gaze fixated on her, however our Ace wasn't phased one bit from it. I, on the other hand, felt goosebumps. She ain't called Miss Blank for nothing. LOL!
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11 kanz
October 10, 2014 at 3:38 PM
Shin Min Ah is so pretty and I love she's freaking awesome too. She always smiles and not afraid to make jokes or get along to silly games.
Jo Jung Suk's voice... *melts*
I also love how Kwangsoo throws story about his twin sister. LMFAO
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12 Ripp
October 10, 2014 at 4:14 PM
The most romantic noodle kiss was from Kwang Soo & Jae Suk xdddddd
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13 RMfan
October 10, 2014 at 4:58 PM
I'am the only one who find kwang soo really handsome in the last months.
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LoveSilents
October 10, 2014 at 5:31 PM
NOPE!!
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redhazel
October 12, 2014 at 9:22 PM
LOL, i was thinking that he's very handsome when i'm watching this episode.
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14 Adele
October 10, 2014 at 6:14 PM
a little different set-up i enjoyed this time, although the pepero game gets repetitive. But i loved the guest.
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15 nofrilldaffodil
October 10, 2014 at 6:14 PM
Jungseok singing. *melts into a puddle of goo*
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16 bd5
October 10, 2014 at 6:24 PM
One of my RM wishes has finally come true - Shin Mina!!!!!! (the other being YEH).
1st time I've seen SM on this type of variety show (usually does just the talk format type show).
Have neither seen the male members of RM so flustered as when they realized that SM was the female guest.
Gary and Kwang-soo couldn't believe it, Suk-jin was dumbfounded by her beauty, Haha (for a moment) forgot that he was married and Kookie also had that look of disbelief (which was hilarious coming from him).
And RM has had their run of beauties - Yoon So-yi, Lee Yeon-hee, Son Ye-jin, Han Hyo-joo, Han Ga-in, Oh Yeon-soo, Go Ah-ra, Han Ji-min, Lee Min-jung, Ha ji-won, etc. - not to mention all the female idols and pretty sports stars.
Next to Shin Mina, think the RM boys got most excited about LYH.
SM doesn't have the most outgoing/talkative personality, but she's just so adorable and gung-ho about everything - not to mention competitive.
The rest of the cast was on their game - starting w/ the hilarious good-natured bickering in the wedding hall (KJK's gangsta sitting pose, Suk-jin's face when Kwang-soo refers to him as their grandpops, Gary's "Ji-hyo??).
Could tell that Jung-seok was a bit disappointed that he didn't start off as the groom (in contrast to Gary's being in heaven; this has usurped Gary response to Han Hyo-joo; the PDs have been really nice to Gary when it comes to partnering up).
So typical of Kookie to give up meekly in front of the pretty.
Love it when the RM cast and guests just let it loose when it comes to singing and dancing (dance battle!) like for the Norae-bang game.
The last game was fun too.
After a few duds, RM has been on a roll and the next "superhero" themed ep seems awesome.
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17 Quiet Thought
October 10, 2014 at 6:35 PM
Shin Min Na . . . is . . . SO . . . beautiful . . . it is sometimes painful to LOOK at her. Whenever she is smiling I have to smile back, fiercely. And I think some of the Running Man lads have the same issue.
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nomad
October 10, 2014 at 8:45 PM
yes…she's so..gorgeous, and doesn't look plasticky at all. I loveee seeing her smile, it's like she can light up the room (reminds me of Julia Robert's smile). I wish the make up person would put less make up on Jungseok's face, though. His face just looked too white. Must be the bb cream.
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bd5
October 12, 2014 at 11:28 AM
No - nothing like Julia Robert's smile (no further comment).
Btw, those "wedding pics" of SM were stunning.
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18 doodledo
October 10, 2014 at 6:41 PM
the dancing part was hilarious, jae-suk was the best especially when he kept pushing kwangsoo out haha
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19 Quiet Thought
October 10, 2014 at 6:46 PM
I have always been amazed how someone so intensely private and shy as Mina can also be such an effective actress. It makes it difficult for her in interviews or variety. When she did Strong Heart after 'My Girlfriend is a Gumiho' made such a big splash, Lee Seung-gi had to start the show sitting next to her with the guests instead of up at the hosts podium. I assume he felt he had to do it to get her to speak freely.
On this Running Man episode, the entire cast seems to rally to help her relax and open up for the variety format. That may have been a conscious decision, or it may have been spontaneous. She is so charismatic that anyone on the set with her feels compelled to protect her. It brings out the clown in all of them, in this case, and they all were at the top of their game, comedy-wise.
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kanz
October 11, 2014 at 7:40 AM
So true, watching her interviews and videos outside filming, she's really introvert person so it's nice to see her in RM. She's not the one who will bring out comedic laughs, but she's earnest, adorable, yet also fierce and competitive.
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bd5
October 12, 2014 at 11:32 AM
While she was shy and introverted on SH, she did know how to play to the laughs (with the help of the SH resident comedian).
Supposedly she's a bit different with her close friends.
Speaking of which, it seems like all her male leads to be a bit possessive/jealous about SM.
LSG's male co-star remarked about how LSG wasn't interested in getting to know each other and was just interested in getting to know SM.
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20 BedeliaJane
October 10, 2014 at 8:06 PM
What's Haha's relationship with the groom?
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21 applemy
October 11, 2014 at 12:12 AM
Ji Hyo said she wants to get married like Gary. She didnt say she wants to get married to Gary.
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22 jas2015
October 11, 2014 at 12:20 AM
yeah..the right translation..is she want to to get married to like and not to...it is very big different between "like" and "to"...hope in the future..there will be no more lost in translation...
thank you
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23 meh
October 11, 2014 at 12:57 AM
Shi Min Ah is great as a guest but this episode, particularly the games, were very boring. I would put this episode in my not-to-watch-RM-episode.
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24 Fun-Lugha
October 11, 2014 at 4:40 AM
I know he's a grown man but JJS is so so cute I dont know what to do with myself!
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25 Eiki
October 11, 2014 at 9:41 AM
Hi, does anyone know the song that was played when gary & shin min ah caught haha at the balcony>
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26 Brasslefrat
October 11, 2014 at 10:50 AM
I love love love Jo Jung Seok so i'm totally gonna watch this episode. Maybe a silly question, but can somebody tell me what Running man is? I know it's a variety show, but that's all.
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Quiet Thought
October 11, 2014 at 5:19 PM
Running Man is a game show, more or less, of the sort in which the games are a framework for the comedy interaction of the cast and guests.
In any given episode, the contestants may be playing as individuals or as part of one or more teams. Further, there may be a second or third level of contest going on. In some episodes, one or more players may have their own goals or victory conditions, so they are actually working against the other players. Even in episodes where the goal is clearly set out, the game may be complicated enough that the players have to form alliances, share information, and betray each other to win the game.
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shiningcat
October 16, 2014 at 10:47 PM
Running Man is not a gameshow, Running Man is an urban action variety show.
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27 Fura
October 11, 2014 at 8:02 PM
what is the song title when shin min ah take jong kook name tag??? Please help me... :)
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28 ybhsmg
October 12, 2014 at 5:00 AM
For me personally, it is among the best of RM recent episodes simply because it reminds of me the old ones - a lot of small but funny interactions, mostly indoor games, spontaneous dance & singing together but still competitive
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29 joen
October 14, 2014 at 8:00 AM
I'm totally curious of what Ji-hyo knows about Gary when she said " It would be the end for Kang Gary if i were to open my mouth right now.. " " He's not a good man like you think he is! " " She has no idea what kind of a man Kang Gary really is. " hahaha..
I really love their karaoke party!! I always love to see them having fun during their game.. :) true happiness makes other people happy too..
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30 Fuzz
October 16, 2014 at 10:22 AM
may i know the song when gary and shin min ah ate the one string noodle together? tq :)
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31 miszz lyna
October 24, 2014 at 4:14 AM
i wanna know what is the tittle of music background played at 48:00 immediately after YJS being scold...sounds like a disco music....anyone...please =)
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32 wannhe
October 26, 2014 at 7:16 AM
i'm sorry. did u all know the name of the songs played at 20.19 when Haha was captured by Gary and Shin Min Ah?? i want to know it so badly. please help me to find out. thank you. :-)
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mars31
November 11, 2014 at 6:09 AM
I think the song is 결혼까지 생각했어 (I Even Thought of Marriage) by Wheesung.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuiMDKgULh8
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33 kiyara_ki
September 8, 2015 at 4:38 AM
may I know, what song that played when Jong-Suk x Ji-Hyo and also Min-Ah x Gary did the pepero noodles game?
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yoraee
January 14, 2016 at 11:58 AM
kiss me by louis B. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK6d7dWj0v4
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34 song sehyun
December 10, 2015 at 5:48 AM
gary cannot ripp jihyo nametag by himself right... because i think jihyo is more stronger than him
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