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1 Night 2 Days: Episode 332

girlfriday: Oh, man. Never has a week been so long. We finally get to find out what happens in the 6 vs. 80, Cast vs. Staff game of do-or-die footleyball. We start with a recap of the very dire situation that the staff is in, all due to the folly of ONE MAN: The one and only Na PD, he of the quick wit and possible gambling problem.

javabeans: It’s amazing how quickly fortunes turn in the 1N2D world. One moment at the helm, in full control like a withholding God with sadism issues, the next moment a bewildered Dr. Frankenstein facing the mob.

girlfriday: After losing the entire staff’s right to eat dinner by losing a soccer match, he’s gone ahead and made a double-or-nothing wager, that if they lose this game of jokgu, all 80 of them will take a dip in the sea. The cast has nothing to lose, because they already won dinner — enough for 80, in fact — so winning for them is purely a point of pride. Well, and the fun of watching the losers go for an evening swim.

javabeans: Even if they lose, they make sure to stipulate that they still get to eat their dinner. It’s just that they’ll share the 80 portions with the staff. No skin off their nose whatsoever. Just a chance to see what it feels like to hold the fortunes of so many in their hands. Well, I suppose, feet. Alas for them, their feet are less reliable than they would like.

girlfriday: Flashback to the last big Cast vs. Staff match, where the boys won, and the entire staff had to sleep outside in the rain. That battle was quite epic as well, though Na PD was never so cavalier about his bets until now. I remember in that episode he went around and asked permission from the daejangs, the heads of each department, BEFORE calling the bet. It’s a lot like The Godfather, when the heads of the families gather for important decisions, except with a bunch of ajusshis deciding which schoolyard games they’re most likely to win.

javabeans: The staff may have the advantage, but at least this is a four-on-four game. Meaning, Tae-woong and Jong-min sit out while the others keep their hopes alive.

girlfriday: The boys start out with a lead, but the staff closes in. It turns out the only one who’s any good at jokgu is Su-geun, who actually looks kinda cool, despite his aerobicise getup. Seung-gi and Ho-dong do decent support work, but the problem is Ji-won, who might as well not be there.

javabeans: Seung-gi goes from being the hero to being a possible liability, enough that the staff starts cheering for him every time he makes a mistake. I think this confidence in his abilities may be as much a hindrance as the lesser players, because Team Cast is expecting Seung-gi to deliver, and half of the time, he’s dropping the ball. (Literally. Har har. I must really be Korean — for all my disdain of lame puns, I can’t resist ‘em myself. They’re so…punny.)

girlfriday: Pffft. It must be genetic. I have it too, the pun gene. It’s inescapable. OMG, I love Na PD booing the cast, like a little brat. The boys are pretty cute too, when they get all excited and tell each other how awesome they are. Ho-dong scores a point and Ji-won goes running into his arms, yelling, “Hyung, you’re so cool!”

javabeans: Yeah, that’s pretty adorable. Ji-won is a lovefest to Su-geun and Ho-dong, who are doing all the work. It’s not 6 versus 80, it’s 2 versus 80. With occasionally an extra half (Seung-gi).

girlfriday: Birth of Ji-won’s new favorite thing: impersonating the referee from the lighting team. Even Na PD laughs, amidst the nail-biting. There really are a surprising number of staff members who are good in front of the cameras on this show. Maybe it’s because they’re used to having cameras rolling at all times, but a good portion of them are hilarious in their own right.

javabeans: Aw, the cast members are doing pretty well, but there’s nobody to cheer them on. They score, and the reception is chilly. Su-geun wonders, “Isn’t our team too lonely?”

girlfriday: Things start to look bad for the staff, until they rotate in a new player, and use the chance to call out Tae-woong and his dog feet. Oh, poor Tae-woong. Does he only work out from the waist up? I’m marvelling at how someone who looks so fit can be so bad at sports, but then it dawns on me — this is one of those moments when I realize something that should have been obvious from the get-go: He’s an ACTOR, whose job it is to LOOK like he’s good at everything. Whoa. Harsh reality check.

javabeans: Oh. My. God. This montage is amazing. It takes all his coolest scenes from previous roles, and constructs the hilarious narrative of the Man Who Has Everything…Except Good Feet. His almost-perfection is betrayed by his lack of coordination! Snerk. If he had it his way, Tae-woong would’ve sat out the whole thing, but the staff saw that they’re in jeopardy, so they’d clamored for a lineup change just to bring in the lesser players.

girlfriday: Tae-woong finally cuts loose before he can do any more damage, so in comes Jong-min… who is just as bad, but is given a harder time, because well, Ho-dong is more comfortable giving him a hard time.

javabeans: I actually felt really sympathetic for Jong-min in this episode, because although he usually plays up the laugh, it seems like he got mocked extra this time. He was a good sport, but I felt sorry for him, trying so hard to be useful and just being told to stand aside. Aw. He’s set off my underdog trigger.

girlfriday: It’s so close, point by point, but the staff pulls through in the end. Cue massive sigh of relief from Na PD, who is saved from the doghouse. (Which reminds me… if I remember correctly, that time when the staff slept outside in the rain, one of the PDs slept in the dog’s house… literally.)

javabeans: Bummer. For the sake of this cast-mutiny narrative, I really wanted our boys to win.

girlfriday: I have to say, I’m pretty disappointed that I don’t get to see all 80 of them jump in the ocean.

javabeans: It’s the cast’s biggest letdown, too.

girlfriday: Na PD: “I almost died.” Camera director: “You WERE dead, but you were brought back to life.” Ho-dong says it’s far from over and prepares them for a future rematch. He makes a sly thowaway comment to the camera director at the food truck: “Eat up, you’re gonna need it to sleep outside tonight.” Aw, yeah. More games!

javabeans: At dinnertime, the crew loads up on food and exclaims, “We almost didn’t get to eat this.” Man, now I really wish they’d lost just to see Na PD squirm. And squirm. And squirm. *takes a moment to ponder what could have been*

girlfriday: Su-geun greets the Food Truck Ajusshi (Food Truck Ajumma’s husband), joking that he hasn’t seen him in three years. Ha. It is a rare sight, to see them eat with the staff like that. After dinner the cast rests, but not Na PD — no, he’s busy planning 6 vs. 80, the Comeback Tour, like a total nut. He has a writer and a PD singing a love duet, to see if this is a game they can be confident in winning, before he suggests it as a possibility.

javabeans: I know! He had to check to see that they were capable of scoring well on the karaoke machine before confirming that this would be the evening challenge, right?

girlfriday: Yay, it’s maknae writer Daeju, (er, he might not be the maknae anymore, I dunno) who is another one of 1N2D’s great on-camera personalities. He’s adorably earnest and nerdy, and there’s a running joke, when the boys are split up and tasked with different challenges, that if Daeju gets in your car, that means you’ve got the hardest one. Going in comfort? Na PD’s riding shotgun. Traveling to the farthest island? There’s Daeju.

javabeans: Poor guy. I suppose there’s got to be a payoff to getting stuck riding with Na PD, he who never met an evil challenge he didn’t like. If you ride with him, you’re basically putting yourself at risk of getting subjected to impromptu challenges, no?

girlfriday: They score 100 on the karaoke machine, and immediately Na PD shouts, “All right, we’re going with this!” Heh. It turns out he’s not a total degenerate gambler or anything, because he proposes a love duet competition to determine if the boys will be sleeping inside or outside. Aw, not with the entire staff sleeping outside?

javabeans: He’s learned his lesson. Don’t write checks your ego can’t cash. Or that your staff refuses to cash without launching into a round of attempted mutiny.

girlfriday: Ho-dong decides that Seung-gi is their sure thing, but he needs a partner. Su-geun suggests that Jong-min is actually really good. Ho-dong: “Don’t mess around!” Hahaha. And poor Jong-min.

javabeans: Like I said, I’m feeling total underdog pangs for him.

girlfriday: They decide to bank on Tae-woong, mostly based on genes — they determine that since he’s THE pop diva Uhm Jung-hwa’s little bro, he must be good. Uh… your noona can sing, ipso facto, you can too? Never heard of that one.

javabeans: Wouldn’t it be funny if he turned out to be tone-deaf too, on top of the bad feet and coordination?

girlfriday: But thankfully, his singing skills are WAY better than anything involving the use of feet. Ho-dong is pleased to discover one thing Tae-woong is good at. He’s not a singer, but he already has a great speaking voice to begin with — he’s a lot like his buddy Lee Seon-kyun that way — so suffice it to say, there’s gonna be a lot of swooning from here on out.

javabeans: He’s actually sung on OSTs before, so they’ve got to be aware that he’s capable. Although Su-geun could read the room and points out that because Tae-woong isn’t protesting, it means he’s pretty good. (Is this a Korean thing? If you don’t overdo the modesty, you must be confident? It’s such a natural way of thinking that it hadn’t occurred to me that it might not be so common, say, in the Western parts.)

girlfriday: I’ve never really thought about it, but it’s true! Like modesty is default, and then if you don’t over-play it, that’s code for: I actually rock at this.

javabeans: And while he doesn’t necessarily rock his part, he does well enough to impress the team and redeem his image partially from the Bad Feet Montage. Partially.

girlfriday: I mean, Seung-gi + Tae-woong x love ballad = puddle of goo, right? It’s the only way that equation works out.

javabeans: I think the parody meter is also running pretty high on that, what with the way they’re both turning on the actor charm, pretending to be singing the love song to each other.

girlfriday: LOL, Ho-dong directing them to gaze into each other’s eyes. SO good. It’s like he’s writing the fanfic for us.

javabeans: He knows his audience.

girlfriday: I love that the caption points out Tae-woong’s 90s ballad stance.

javabeans: They’re sounding pretty good, although I’m kind of nervous through the song because Seung-gi keeps running flat. But they manage the task and come through strong. They know they’ve done well, and the PDs have to tough act to follow.

girlfriday: They pull out all the stops and score 100. PD’s turn, and they’re actually really good. Just maybe more nervous, because they’re not used to performance pressure. Seung-gi, I notice, is the opposite — he half-asses rehearsals, and then brings it up when it counts. Tae-woong just seems the same nervous/shy throughout, but he sure knows how to look cool.

javabeans: They’re really good, especially the male PD, but they did pick a pretty difficult song, making it tough to get a perfect score. Adding to the tension, Ji-won points out the machine never gives out two 100’s in a row.

girlfriday: Ho-dong can’t turn off his itch to be a matchmaker. Teases the PDs: “I don’t know WHY you kept looking into each other’s eyes…”

javabeans: Having won the right to sleep inside, Ji-won faux-cries, “It’s been AGES since I slept indoors!” It does seem like they’ve had a rough day of it — or at least, a really long one. Phew. I feel like I’M the one winding down after all that physical activity.

girlfriday: Get ready for bed time. Omg, how cute are everyone’s matching PJs? Ji-won the cho-ding refuses to shower.

javabeans: Hee. I thought that was cute, because it’s such a little-boy thing to do. Until I remembered that they spent all day playing soccer and jokgu, no? Ew.

girlfriday: Ho-dong can’t resist the urge to play a prank on Seung-gi, and walks in pretending to be a VJ while he’s showering. Heh, nothing like a little naked bonding between brothers!

javabeans: Ho-dong’s face mimicking Seung-gi’s surprise is priceless. And the hands covering his crotchal region instinctively. Haha.

girlfriday: The boys decide they can’t just let the staff walk away without a dip in the ocean, and suggest a rematch. Ho-dong starts by calling Na PD to the room and telling him that they’ll give the staff a chance to win at something, since they lost the noraebang showdown. Na PD: “Well, if you consider that Seung-gi is a professional singer, which gives us a 10-point advantage, we basically won.” HA.

javabeans: What an arbitrary point distinction. Though, okay, he has a point.

girlfriday: Except HE was the one who presented the challenge with, “Just because you’re a professional singer doesn’t mean you score high at the noraebang.” As expected, Na PD asks what the boys are willing to put up as a wager if he’s going to put the 80-person sea bath back on the table. Dude, have you learned NOTHING from the events of earlier today?

javabeans: It’s funny how quickly Na PD regains his sense of equilibrium after practically sweating bullets all day. Now he’s back to his sassy self, like the whole I-put-my-authority-on-the-line-and-almost-completely-lost episode was a figment of our imagination.

girlfriday: This time, he at least has the sense to say he’ll bow and ask permission from the staff. Ho-dong: “Are you confident that you can convince them?” Na PD: “Yes, because we are ONE!” Everyone busts a gut.

javabeans: LOL. That’s what we call selective memory. Remember…all that…mutiny earlier?

girlfriday: Apparently, he thinks it was Mutiny Lite, because he’s goin’ back for a second helping. He throws out crazy counter-offers, like all six members shaving their heads, and then finally settles on one that shows his true PD-ness: if the boys lose, they stay in Namhae til sundown, introducing all the local sights. That doesn’t sound so bad at first, but then if you remember that Namhae is six hours’ drive from Seoul, that’s a looooong ass day.

javabeans: That’s pretty smart of him, because if the cast loses, they have to shoot extra footage which would ostensibly take up another episode’s worth of time, thereby actually lessening his crew’s workload in the bigger scheme of things…

girlfriday: They ask if they’ll get an allowance, and then offer to use their own money and treat Na PD too. Na PD’s face instantly brightens. Still… he’s gonna have one helluva morning…

javabeans: Good luck getting the crew on your side, after you just put them through all that work and a couple of near-misses.

girlfriday: HAHAHA. He greets the camera/lighting directors with a big bow, and then sheepishly mumbles, “There’s this thing I did…” using a turn of phrase like you would for starting a fire, or say, inadvertently starting a war. He goes table by table, softening them up with compliments, followed by the truth. Reactions: “Why, why are you doing this to us, hyung?”

javabeans: I love their reactions — not quite shocked, but just bewildered enough that he still has to exert himself to sway them all to his side again. “Because we are one” my ass! Because you wear them down until they reluctantly concede to your authority, more like.

girlfriday: They decide on a six-man relay race, and the boys ask that the staff team be comprised of people from the same age groups as each of them. (So, one in his 40s for Ho-dong, one in his 20s for Seung-gi, and four in their 30s for the rest.) That seems like a good way to make it fair.

javabeans: In theory, yes. But they’ve got such a big pool to draw from, I’m just not feeling confident in the cast for this task…

girlfriday: But Seung-gi’s got that killer competitive instinct look in his eye… for the cameras. Heh. Each team sets up their strategies — the staff decides to go fastest first, while the cast does the opposite. Ji-won is surprisingly fast, but it turns out he’s a sprinter, and falls behind by the end of his lap.

javabeans: Then it’s Jong-min, who falls more behind, who passes the baton to Ho-dong. He seems to keep the pace at par, but they’re already a quarter-lap behind at this point. And then…the pass to Tae-woong.

girlfriday: They show Tae-woong’s dramatic slow-motion start, cut back to the boys’ strategy to turn the tables late in the race, then back to Tae-woong running. The caption: “He just runs… but he’s not even a little bit fast!” HAHAHAHAHAHA!

javabeans: His feet are pumping furiously so you think he’s a speed demon — until they pull back and show him full-body. The problem is, he’s not covering any ground. It’s like he’s on a treadmill. Then it’s Su-geun, who seems speedier but is so far back that you can’t even see his opponent in the same shot. Seung-gi’s the anchor, but there’s no race left to anchor. Aw, they lose.

girlfriday: I love that the one cameraman literally puts down the camera, runs the race, then gets right back behind his camera. Got a job to do, bub.

javabeans: This means the boys have to stick around for a full day, and they sit down to plan their tour of Namhae.

girlfriday: Seung-gi suggests that they go out to eat, and then one member pays with his personal credit card. Su-geun: “The mat-hyung really ought to pay…” Ho-dong knocks him around for that.

javabeans: I notice Seung-gi tends to propose these little games a lot. What an instigator! Such an innocent face, but so sly. Ha, then he does it again by adding a complication to the game.

girlfriday: They play 3-6-9, and the loser is… Jong-min. Aw, poor buddy. Rough day.

javabeans: Lunch is one of those occasions where it starts off looking like any meal, with the guys oohing over the food in that slightly exaggerated-for-camera way. Only, one by one, they all taste the food and their reactions are so extreme and amazed that it make it seems like they’ve stumbled across some kind of manna from the gods. The one that really convinced me was Ji-won, who was all skeptical, and then tasted it and practically bugged his eyes out of his head. Jong-min’s been a pretty good sport about losing this game and encourages everyone to eat up, although cutely, he feigns refusing to let go of his card to the restaurant ajumma when it’s time to pay up.

girlfriday: They’re riding along in the car, and then Tae-woong gets a text… from Su Ae! He says they’re close. Omg, omg.

javabeans: Talk about fortuitous timing! (For the show, that is. For Tae-woong and Su Ae’s secret love, not so much.) The boys know this is potential gold, and Seung-gi comments, “I think this is going to make it to the broadcast…”

girlfriday: If Ho-dong has one talent, it’s forcing people into love confessions that they never intended on doing.

javabeans: I love that not only does Ho-dong twist this into a romantic thing, but he even gets Tae-woong to admit that his noona Uhm Jung-hwa thinks they’d be a cute couple. At first Tae-woong’s pretty nonchalant about the whole thing, but he gets more worked up as he realizes, the longer this scene goes on, that this is going to be totally manipulated turned into A Thing, but he’s powerless to stop it.

girlfriday: I love Tae-woong’s writhing and foot-stomping, like a little kid.

javabeans: And a new Cho-ding is born.

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Ohhh I wish Dramafever has this subbed.

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Actually, you can find it subbed by KBSworld and can download it in the 1n2d soompi thread; it's a couple weeks late, but better late then never!

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Thanks...squeal.I was waiting all week and thought you guys were not recapping it anymore.

Thank you so much for continuing..I've started watching it raw now that it's being recapped.

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I was wondering if these recaps were coming too. Glad you're back!

Anyway, watching Best Love has got me thinking meta, and I was wondering - is your hilarious dialogue spontaneous or scripted?

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i still hate seung-gi's hair.

but, this was still as entertaining as ever, so WHO CARES?!!!!

thank you for the recap!!

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also, i am SUPER IMPRESSED that jiwon and hodong can sit crossed-legged so well! it takes me FOREVER to get my foot on top of my other thigh and i can never hold that position for very long...damn me and my western ways!! i am a bad asian cross-legged sitter. but i totally have the asian SQUAT down.

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LOL. SU AE!!! That's just perfect

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Tae-woong and Su-Ae are a perfect match. I hope they will end up together =)

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tae woong and su-ae are at ripe age to marry xD

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Oh man, 1N2D. been waiting for this, thank you thank you thank you. You just brightened up a stormy day. *goes to read recap*

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what is cho-ding?

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nevermind. googled it.

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YAH~~~~~~~!

Omo, I'm so glad you guys are continuing with recapping 1n2d. God, you guys are such angels!

How adorable is Taewoong and Seung Gi? That little duet was amazing. xD Makes my fangirl heart go all squeee (not that it doesn't do that whenever either are on screen).

Though actually, and this may be a little weird... I'm starting to get a little crush on Hodong too. He's just... so good at his job, and you can tell everyone respects him a lot. And he's kind of strangely cute...

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I was watching some old eps of 1N2D and in one of those, I heard Jong Min singing...and man! he sounded really good! Jong Min hwaiting! :D

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Yes, I never knew Jong Min is part of a well known group, Koyote (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koyote) and sings pretty decently. Some old MV clips: http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=969655593

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Thanks for the pic! Can't wait! Woohoo!!

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Omo! Is that from the episode where they'll be guesting A-list actresses? Eeeeeeee... so excited!!!!!!! :)

Thanks for the picture. It's like a teaser for the episode. Heh :)

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waah, thanks for the pic, if only we can have the front pic also, i really can't wait for this ep,and hope for a recap!!!!

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OMGEEEEEE!!!!! can hardly wait!

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tnx a lot! keep em' comin dear.. :D

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No more secret love for Tae-woong and Su Ae anymore. Haha XD

Thanks for the recap! Been waiting for this :)

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Umm.. Su Ae from 9 end 2 outs?? or may be not..

I love it when the staff members are also part of the show..

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Yeap, it's her from that drama - it's one of my favourites, thks to Girlfriday for drawing my attention to it. Hope she and Tae-Woong will really get together, they make a cute couple.

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Yes, it's that Su Ae. They did a war movie together a few years ago called You're Far Away, (the official English title is Sunny).

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Yay! I've bee stalking your site for this recaps since this episode first aired. Thank you for making us fan girls so happy.

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Awesome recap. I agree that it would've been great to see the 80 staff members take a dunk, but oh well...there's always the future. So I guess this is one of those trips that will span 3 episodes. Haha

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wait, Su Ae and Taewoong together?? as in seeing each other?? i never heard that, LOL...
they do look cute together...
and speaking of Uhm siblings, yesterday i watched both of them interviewed bysomeone from Entertainment Weekly, and boy, they are really close to each other...

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i think the episode with Su Ae did not made it to broadcast. i watched the episode after this one, but it was new episode, new game, new tasks. :( hmmppf disappointed.

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It was a sms from Su Ae to Tae-Woong. It was at around the 82 min mark in the version I saw, just before they reached the field of yellow flowers.

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what Seunggi meant was Soo Ae texting Taewoong would make it into the broadcast, not Soo Ae appearing on 1N2D.

why is that? because they're on camera for 1 night and 2 days (roughly 30+ hours), and so they cant get every moment into an episode. and so that moment "made into the broadcast". get it?

because im sure, there are a TON of moments that don't make it into the broadcast and that they dont show.

while some unwanted footages accidentally aired since the cameras are on all the time, like the ones where MC Mong, Jiwon, and Sugeun were caught smoking by the viewers on different episodes.

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Tae Woong and Su Ae worked in the 2008 movie "Someone Dear is Far Away" aka “Sunny”. He played the role of a bad husband (Sang-gi) to Soon-yi/Sunny (Su Ae’s character). Nevertheless, when he joined the Vietnam War, his wife, a talented singer, joined a “consolatory band” for soldiers and endured many hardships just so she can be w/ her husband again. I’m not a big fan of Su Ae but I really liked her in that movie. But then personally, I choose Shin Mina or Lee Yo Won over Su Ae to be romantically linked with the Uhm Force--- They looked good together even if they were not the main couple in Ma Wang/The Devil and QSD. :)

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ahahhahahahah ok id love that if were true su ae and utw! i saw once yoo jitae say su ae has really high standards and she admitted being picky in that department. ehhehee.

i love it the new choding is really born. ahhh 1n2d makes my sundays brighter.

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Su Ae from Athena? Or a different actress?

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uhm taewong is kinda short. but still cutee

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Taewoong = 181 cm. that's pretty tall if you ask me.

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that is not tall. that is only an inch above average...well, in the US. i'm 189cm and shorter than many of my friends.

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Awesome recap~

Also, what number are the episodes where it's Cast VS Staff? I've only seen this one but it's epic :D.

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There's 3 that i know of :)

Ep 106-107
Ep 122-123 (this was the EPIC lol)
Ep 148-149

There's another one episode, slightly different as it was the members vs. members with the staff choosing sides. The losing team (members & staff) sleeps outside in the cold.

Ep 146-147

Enjoy :)

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Thank you so much *-*~

I'll go and enjoy them!

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SOO AE ı love her soo much...one of the best actresses in korea...they worked together not only in SUNNY BUT ALSO İN FAMİLY(2004) SOOO NORMAL ..BUT I DONT THİNK THEY HAVE THAT KİND OF RELATİONSHİP

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I just have to share a story of mine...
Watching JongMin promote his new single on music shows (MuBank, Inki, MuCore) reminds me all of a sudden of SuGeun copying his hilarious "eye movement"! ROFL!

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I absolutely loving 1N2D every week ever since Tae-woong joined. It's super funny!!!

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i did not know uhm tae wong and uhm jung hwa are siblings.. well i'm relatively new to k drama/pop culture so theres always new things to learn! like 1N2D, i would not have known about it if dramabeans have not done these recaps. the show is absolutely hilarious and to think they have been doing it for years!

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Lol, poor Jongmin :/
I can never figure out if that's his character or his real personality. Like, I remember him being pretty cool in Heroine 6 (his dance skills were khrazy!) but being a total [i]dummy[/i] in X-man.

I loved this episode though. I always love the episodes where the crew comes out to play. When their managers come out, that's super fun too! haha :D

Cant wait for the actress episode!

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^ lol, italics fail

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thanks for the recap!! =) uhm tae woong is so cute! lol.

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thank you i thought that you will not have a recap... xoxo

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My 2 fav scenes: Na PD acting like a sweet, little brother to every one at breakfast... ^.^ & the phone call from Su Ae w/Uhm Force's reaction... Those things made up for the lack of 'water' in the episode. Thanks again for the recap. ^.^

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loves me some Su Ae. she is gorgeous, and has a great dramatic sensibility. though it kills my own fantasy world, these two would make beautiful kids, and no mistake!

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OHYEAH!

I thought you were dropping this one because of the onslaught of great dramas this May and I'm so glad you didn't!

Reading your 1N2D completes my week! Also, it really helps put things into perspective when I watch the actual episodes, helping me understand the subtle Korean nuances that I wouldn't have gotten otherwise... Yey! MORE MORE MORE! :D

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Super love this show. Makes you laugh all the time. Plus PD Na is such a sadist always making them work really hard. So glad you still do recap for this show. Thanks!

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you rock guys...a little bit more please....
he he he he he..

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CuuUUTE!~~~~

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anyone knows whats the song playing towards the end of the episode where they were at the field of yellow flowers?
Thanks!!

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First of all thank you JB and GF for these recaps, I couldn't stop myself reading them weeks before watching the KBSW versions xDD

I was watching old episodes of 1n2d and found sth, do you remember the guy sitting next to the female staff in this episode (where they played soccer and thissoccer-with-net-game" )
he wore a black jacket and has short black hair if I don't remember wrong...
do you remember?

to come back to the old bring-your-friends-episode
do you remember Lee Seung Gi's friend? the one who wore a black jacket and has short black hair?

aren't these two people, the one in this episode and the one in the "bring-your-friends" episode one and the same??

random~

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He is the same dude! Apparently he's now working with Seung-gi as one of his managers

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Finally ,the cast got to eat a decent meal after winning the football game.It is no fun at all to see them play games to eat instant nooldes every time.Sometime they can't even eat that.that is too much.But for PD Na & his staff , they can't even starve for 1 meal.not far.The qualification of man cast got easier the 2 day & 1 night.

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there is something I am curious about korean shows...
I thought before that Na Pd was like a director..
But after watching this episode I understood that he wasnt.
correct me if I am wrong, he is the producer right?
But why does he get to choose what games to do..?
and why is it that he is the only one that makes challenges to the members...?

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you know, funnily engouh i didn't really cry even with all the heart breaking moments with SW and YJ (i had teary eyes during the noraebang scene) BUT i did sob (till my tear ducts went dry) in two scenes 1) the last time mom called the script writer-nim to tell her that Dad had cancer and the TV characters were the cancer patients only hope and (Dad overheard was it? did i recall incorrectly?)2) when mom and dad sent SW off to school, how Dad was trying to say goodbye but couldn't. i cried so much that i had to hit the pause button. although i never really left home for college, i still cried.ok, the third teary eye was the night before the pre-military school interview and YJ asked JH who he liked. and the time when after the HOT thing and they were both tired, sprawled over books in the classroom and JH peered at YJ. i like doomed first loves. JoonHee-ya!!!!!!!!

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