Lee Yi-kyung, MC for ‘I‘m Solo’ → Appears as a contestant for ‘I’m Alone’ (What‘s Nol-Mo)
The episode of MBC‘s ‘What do you do when you play?’ (directed by Kim Jin-yong, Lee Joo-won, Wang Jong-seok, Ahn Ji-sun, Bang Sung-soo/writer Noh Min-sun) that will air on the 15th will depict the members enjoying the temple stay meet-up ‘I am a self’, held at a temple. The members will have time to get to know each other through ‘I am a self’, and they will show off their chemistry.
The released photos show the members introducing themselves. Unlike the single brothers who are immersed in the world of ‘I do it on my own’, married men Yoo Jae-suk and Haha make people laugh by making excited expressions as if they are visiting a ‘temple stay’.
In particular, Lee Yi-kyung, who is actively working as an MC for ‘I do it on my own’, is drawing attention as a contestant on ‘I do it on my own’. When he was an MC, Lee Yi-kyung acted like a love expert by giving advice to the cast members and sometimes speaking for their feelings. However, Lee Yi-kyung, who appeared as a contestant for ‘I Do It Myself’, has a broken reaction and becomes a ‘love veteran’, drawing attention to what happened.
Park Jin-joo and Mi-joo express their regret, saying, “We’re not a good match” “Please call a handsome person”, but Megi-nam, who will shake up the ‘I Do It Myself’, appears as a guest and catches everyone‘s attention. Megi-nam causes a stir by revealing that he came out here determined to do well, and curiosity is piqued as to who he is.
Mi-joo, who calls herself ‘Ok-soon’, actively introduces herself, declaring, “I’ll do whatever my heart wants”. The members burst into laughter at Mi-joo‘s open-minded activity. The members enjoying ‘I am by myself’ in their own ways can be seen on MBC’s ‘What do you do when you play?’, which will air on Saturday, March 15th at 6:30 PM.
Reporter Choi Yoon-na, Donga.com yyynnn@donga.com
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