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Running Man: Episode 240

Yes, yes, and yes. While today might be a day dedicated to securing a win for Suk-jin, I’d be lying if I said my eyes weren’t drawn in by all the pretty on my screen. It turns out that making sure Suk-jin wins is much harder than trying to beat him at the game, but if anyone wants a piece of that gold prize, they’ll have to work together as a team to make Suk-jin’s day.

EPISODE 240. Broadcast on March 29, 2015.

In honor of the recently-released movie Twenty, the cast comes dressed in clothes that hail back to their youthful twenties. Ha, Gary really did have a mop on his head back then (and so did Haha), and it’s honestly pretty weird seeing Jong-kook as a skinny guy unlike the muscular man he is today.

Jae-suk says that Suk-jin should be wearing bell bottom jeans to reflect his era, to which Suk-jin argues back, “I wore skinny jeans back then!” Kwang-soo really does look much better without the ‘stache, which really did age him beyond his twenty-nine years.

But then it’s time to meet our flower boys who are in their twenties: 2PM’s Junho, Kang Haneul, and Kim Woo-bin. Oppa, I love you, but… what in the world is up with those jail uniform overalls and yellow socks? #SaveWoobinfromhiscoordi

Woo-bin has a go at the punch machine (Suk-jin: “You looked like you’d be a good fighter from Friend 2“), drawing impressed oohs when he clocks an 837. The moment can’t pass without Jong-kook putting a number on the board too… with a 667. Oh boy, that’d be a bit embarrassing.

The rule of today’s game is simple: help Suk-jin win first place in all of today’s games and everyone wins. Losing to Big Nose Hyung is a LOT harder than beating him, but that’s where the strategizin’ comes into play. There are ten gold buttons on the line, one for each of them, so they’ll need to work together today.

But of course Suk-jin has to double back inside when he forgets to take the gold with him. It isn’t the dressing room, but thankfully, his manager has scooped it up for him. In an effort to teach him a lesson to stay on his toes today, Jae-suk pulls away just as Suk-jin walks towards the van. Twice. Hahaha.

The cast reminisces about their Australian adventure with Woo-bin last time, then arrive at the pool where they’ll be splitting into teams for their first mission, a quiz game. Divided into Team Suk-jin and Team Not Suk-jin, the mat-hyun invites trivia king Jae-suk over to his team.

Woo-bin silently slinks towards Team Not Suk-jin, along with the other trivia duds (like Ji-hyo and Haha). Suk-jin notes that there’s a weak link of their own on their team—Junho, whom Jae-suk is because he just missed his timing. Junho: “Once I came to my senses, everyone was over there.”

When Suk-jin adds that this entire race is a team effort, Jae-suk notes that they’re here to build him up, not the other way around.

Every member on Team Suk-jin must answer a question correctly in order to gain 30 points. Getting just even one answer wrong means a downpour for all. Team Not Suk-jin must answer either-or questions, and Jong-kook points out that that’s harder since someone needs to know what the wrong answer is in order to deliberately give the incorrect answer. Woo-bin steps forward: “That’s why I’m here.”

Haneul grows anxious at everyone’s remarks that he’s a smartypants for playing such intelligent characters. Haneul: “Those were just roles!” Haha: “Let’s see if it’s real-to-life then.”

Haneul flusters immediately flusters at the question about androgen levels, but gives the right answer in the end: “Acne!” On the other side, Gary squeals that Kwang-soo thought it was hair.

Junho get his question right, and so does Jong-kook (thanks to a little help from Woo-bin). Jae-suk is presented with a super difficult question about quote from a Korean poem, and he goes with his gut. It’s wrong, and down comes the water.

Team Not Suk-jin has a 50/50 shot at correctly getting their answers wrong, but then Gary gets the right answer. That has everyone a bit nervous, and then Kwang-soo looks confused about his question. Does the hanja character in “constipation” refer to “hide” or “block”?

Kwang-soo answers “to hide,” and then momentarily celebrates before realizing that he actually got the question right. “Why would you hide that!” So it’s apparent that the questions are set up to be obviously deceiving, and now it’s a battle of wits between the cast vs. the staff.

The year 1985 precedes Woo-bin’s birth (he’s a 1989-er), so he looks positively flummoxed when he’s asked what movie premiered that year: Back to the Future or The Terminator. Woo-bin answers that latter, which is wrong (it premiered in 1984), which means they all get wet.

It’s back to Team Suk-jin, who are looking for the correct answer of “ivory tower.” What Haneul says instead: “Plaster!” Oh boy.

So while the entire team is drenched again, it at least gets a good laugh out of everyone. Jae-suk says his “plaster tower” comment will put him on the top of the internet search engines. “It’s going to follow you forever!”

We skip ahead to Kwang-soo’s turn, and he barely listens to half the question before guessing… and gets it right. Kwang-soo defends himself saying that he wouldn’t have understood the question anyway, so it’s up to Woo-bing to answer incorrectly. He does, and a rain shower congratulates them for their close call.

Suk-jin switches seats so that he can answer first. When asked what the Chinese character for the age of 20 means, Jae-suk shares Gary’s answer with the class: “adult.” Suk-jin ends up giving the correct answer (yak-kwan).

Jong-kook is faced with the question of the name for the Vietnamese traditional dress (ao dai). He has to dig deep into his memory, but guesses right. Jae-suk gets his question right too, and now it’s down to Haneul.

And if Taek PD didn’t make this hard enough as it already is, he tells Haneul to rattle of all the colors in a double rainbow in order (i.e., the reverse of ROYGBIV) but Haneul runs out of time.

Down comes the water, then down goes Haneul with it. HAHAHA. Aw, I feel bad for him, but think of this way—you’re getting so much airtime with your heodangness! Caption: From “elite” to “Handsome Kwang-soo,” where did things go wrong?

We skip ahead back to Team Suk-jin’s turn, and this time, the first four members answer correctly. It’s down to Suk-jin to correctly answer the question regarding the terminology used for someone who’s still vigorous in their golden years.

Suk-jin answers correctly (“Hale and hearty!”), and the others admit that they thought it was wrong because Haneul believed it to be true. Anyhow, they earn 30 points towards their 100 point goal.

Jae-suk has Haneul sing tunes from the movie C’est Si Bon in the van, and excuse me while I sit and enjoy the voice flowing out of the musical theatre trained star. It’s cute how Haha, Kwang-soo, and Jong-kook bob their heads along with the beat in the back row.

That music break perfectly ties into their second mission: a noraebang-themed game where everyone will need to break off into pairs. Jong-kook pairs up with Haha, noting that they even did a US tour together. Haha: “Even though I didn’t say a word.”

Our teams must sing wearing pedometers, and their total count and noraebang score must be as greater than (but close to) 600 to win, lest they sing again. Everyone decides that Suk-jin and Ji-hyo must go first so they have a standard.

So he and Ji-hyo dance to Insooni’s “Every Night” an upbeat tune. Suk-jin already starts wearing down halfway into the song, so Haha takes it upon himself to keep Suk-jin moving. Taek PD adds up their score to get 686, which means the other teams must exceed that number.

Kwang-soo and Junho are up next with 2PM’s “Heartbeat,” and Kwang-soo starts shaking as soon as the melody starts. He and Junho keep running in place throughout the song, but at least they get a high noraebang score of 97.

Kwang-soo’s completely out of breath by the end of it, his exhausted utterings are all he can manage. Thankfully, they get a top score of 832.

Jong-kook and Haha take on a ballad, and Haha gets down on all fours to thrust and shake his butt. The slow song allows them to try and fill the time with as much movement, though it is scary-funny to listen to Jong-kook singing in a deeper register.

Jong-kook and Haha are well over 800, and so are Jae-suk and Gary. Now it’s down to Woo-bin and Haneul and the two split their responsibilities between running and singing, respectively. Haneul still manages to keep singing while running in place and hee, Woo-bin shakes his butt on the sidelines.

The boys look exhausted, but there’s surprising news: Haneul’s pedometer only recorded 128 of his steps. Oh no! They guess that he must’ve accidentally pressed the reset button mid-song.

This means the boys have to get a combined noraebang score of over 138 to hit past that 686 barrier. Well fine, I guess that means we have to listen to Haneul sing again to Emerald Castle’s “Steps.” *grabs popcorn*

It also happens to be Kwang-soo’s favorite song, and when the giraffe tries to steal the mic, Jae-suk plucks it right out of his hands. Team effort, remember?

But then if you can believe it, the machine gives him a 71. What in the what now? That leaves Woo-bin to score a 67 or higher, and everyone gets in on the dance. He gets an 82.

So Suk-jin earns another 50 points for getting first place, which puts him at 80 points. I have a feeling getting those last 20 points won’t be easy, and it isn’t: their final mission is entitled “Scary Nametag Ripping.”

There will be five “hunters” chasing them down, and it’ll be their job to: a) protect Suk-jin and b) make sure he tears off two nametags himself, which are worth 10 points each. Kwang-soo tells Haneul not to run, but if they have to, Kwang-soo will be the first to dash.

Haneul bursts out laughing in disbelief, until he finally says, “You’re exactly what you appear to be on TV!”

Jong-kook and Woo-bin are in charge of protecting the mat hyung, and the others suddenly hear a commotion somewhere in the building. That yelp belongs to Junho, who takes off after Jae-suk upon seeing a hunter.

The hunter appears before four of them, but figures he’s outnumbered when more teammates show up. While they chatter about how built the hunter is, Jong-kook is busy training Woo-bin on how to protect Suk-jin.

All seven of them start running when another hunter starts running up the stairs. But no matter how large their hunter is, a 7:1 odds isn’t quite in his favor, so he bolts. As soon as he runs down, however, the hunter is joined by two more.

It’s a pretty hilarious shot of seven cast members being chased by three hunters and a horde of VJs, and the group finds a short reclusion in the elevator. Once downstairs, Haneul hides to launch a sneak attack, but he’s found out right away.

The others come to Haneul’s aid just as another hunter appears. Fighting off five people, one hunter reaches for Haneul’s back, only to have the nametag slip through his fingers. And then Haha rips off said hunter’s nametag.

It’s a team effort, but Gary rips off the second hunter’s nametag. The group takes on a third, and that’s when Jong-kook shows up to lend a hand. Haneul keeps an eye out while the others pin the hunter to the ground, shouting that Suk-jin has to do the deed.

It’s a struggle, but Suk-jin manages to grab the nametag. Yay! Everyone is feeling pretty by this point and break off into pairs to search for the remaining two hunters. That doesn’t seem like a good idea, and it isn’t, because both hunters come flying down a stairwell.

Kwang-soo and Haneul give chase until they face off the hunters 1:1, and it’s only too easy for their enemies to do away with them. Losing two members puts things more into perspective, but then Jae-suk and Junho walk right into the hunters’ hiding place.

Junho is one step too late in ripping off the hunter’s nametag, and Jae-suk is eliminated soon afterwards.

The hunters are aware of Gary’s previous boxing days, to which Haha asks if that qualifies him and Ji-hyo to leave their teammate behind. The hunters allow it, and Haha and Ji-hyo leave Gary for elimination.

Afterward, Gary says this is by far the most betrayed he’s felt in RM history. “It feels 200 times worse than being betrayed by Kwang-soo.”

Those betrayers last all of five minutes before being eliminated themselves, and now only Jong-kook, Woo-bin, and Suk-jin remain. It isn’t long before they meet the hunters and Suk-jin wonders how he ended up in his final confrontation.

Woo-bin notes that using force proves disadvantageous to them, to which Suk-jin says they can fight dirty and spit then. Jong-kook has to make sure Suk-jin doesn’t launch himself into an attack that would put him in a vulnerable position, then launches into an attack to deal with one hunter.

Now the odds are looking far better, and Suk-jin bends down at Jong-kook’s cue. Following Jong-kook’s instructions, Suk-jin rips off the second nametag, giving him the other 10 points he needs to win.

Everyone is in a celebratory mood when they gather together again and thank the “hunters” (aka MMA fighters) for their participation. But this episode isn’t over: Taek PD tells Suk-jin that he can take the gold for himself if he closes the lid and walks out those doors.

The alternative is to divide the gold evenly among them, and the guys ask why Suk-jin is even thinking this over. Junho mentions that he even shed literal blood in today’s games, and Suk-jin returns that he can repay the favor some other way.

So it’s up to Suk-jin… who then closes the lid and walks off, leaving everyone shocked. Haneul asks if it isn’t a joke where Suk-jin will share the prize later on, but Jae-suk shakes his head.

Gary jokes, “His manager had parked the car right in front of the entrance.” Guess gold really does outdo friendship for our impala.

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I just finished watching this and thought that this episode is awesome! I was thinking about reading your comment on this and voila... the recap is here ;)

*off to read the recap*

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Kwang Soo's gasping make me laugh so hard!

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LOL i love how the production team understood his gasping and translates it for us

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Kwangsoo made my day too.
I just love him!
Is it only me but isn't Ji Suk Jin too selfish to own the gold by himself?
The running man helped him 100 % .

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I know right! Couldn't stop laughing to kwang soo's heavy breathing.

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All through the episode I keep thinking that Haneul was a spy, since he was so bad at all the crucial moments, ahahaha. Like the unusual concept of the episode, and Jong Kook is awesomely scary as always. Really want to watch Twenty!

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Nice episode!

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I loved this ep!! Mainly cos of the 3 guests hahaha but I was really disappointed that junho got so little screen time :( it was like the members kept mentioning haneul (asking him to sing) and woobin (the Australia thing, getting him to follow Suk Jin etc) but they kept like forgetting junho >< sigh it's alr like his 3rd time on the show but he's still so silent+lack of screen time :( also the whole karaoke machine thing with haneul how was it even possible that he got so low! I'm pretty sure it was rigged actually to intensify the drama for woobin's turn haha

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Junho had bad expressions every time he was on camera. Why would they focus on him when he kept frowning, looking tired, and looking bored.

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yeah, during part of the haneul/kwangsoo' ballad, JH's actually walking around, back to the camera, staring at the things at the wall instead of engrossed in the over reaction to the song, or sitting there with woo bin on the bench, like he's paying attention or waiting his turn.

woobin or yonghwa are great regulars, cause they know how to play the game, and aren't afraid to make fools of themselves if they need to. woo bin was so good in the technician rm episode to fool hyunwoo & kwangsoo like that. also so glad yonghwa returns in an upcoming ep! both guys can return to this part time gig!

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Would be better.. if suk jin shares the gold for others.They all really worked hard for him.

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I read on another website that Jihyo gave her gold coin to a member of Mfight to thank him of mainly defending and not attacking. So Sukjin did share his coins :)
http://a.disquscdn.com/uploads/mediaembed/images/1897/8638/original.jpg

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I'm really glad to hear that Suk Jin did share. Also, that was really nice of Ji Hyo. Thanks for sharing that because I had been a little upset with Suk Jin. (Why, I have no idea.)

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what made this episode really worthwhile for me was the exciting nametag ripping game. i loved how most of the players kept on insisting that they should stand their ground, and yet scamper away as soon as the hunters appear.

also, i have the utmost respect for Jae-suk's self-preservation instincts. his body automatically switches to flight mode even before the hunters fully materialize before him. KJK and Woo-bin were great as JSJ's praetorian guards.

the fact that JSJ rarely wins on his own made it somewhat ok for him to hog all the gold coins -- for now, at least. LOL!

on a side note, i found the karaoke scoring system rather baffling. when Haneul sang (in the car), it sounded nice and uplifting -- it made you want to hear more; but when YJS and JSJ did it their own way, it just sounded depressing :D.

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onyxx, what a great description! =
"...Jae-suk’s self-preservation instincts. his body automatically switches to flight mode even before the hunters fully materialize before him".
Those instincts & his sense of smell serve him well in avoiding hunters!

Such a fun episode! I always like when old pics or clips of the cast are shown. I knew handsome Haneul sings, but I had never heard him. What a treat. Gary's elimination: hunters were wary because they know his reputation, the betrayal & comment afterwards was perfectly funny.

Thanks for the recap.

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Yeah, the karaoke scene was a baffler - Kang Ha Neul's got such a great voice! Like everyone said, he "sounds exactly like the OST"!

Good variety fun, though, when Woo Bin went next and was barely on-tune the entire song, but killed it score-wise!

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I love Ji Suk Jin walking out with the gold lol. We all know the other members so would've done the same thing too if they were in the same position.

Karaoke isn't only about having an amazing voice, I noticed this with other K-variety shows,it isn't necessary to have killer vocal, you've just got to be on beat and clear/loud.

Lee Kwang Soo and his random guess had me roflmao, got to love how his "bad luck" works in reverse for him lol.

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"We all know the other members so would've done the same thing too if they were in the same position."

No, not really. If you're saying that, means you don't really know the members at all. Jong Koon and Ji hyo, for one (or two?) would have definitely given the gold. Not to mention Gary and Jae Suk.

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I know JSJ rarely wins anything, but I was sooo disappointed that he actually walked off with the gold... especially since he only got it due to everyone's hard work and cooperation. Oh well, it's a variety show anyway. Although i have a sneaking suspicion that if he had shared the gold, the pd probably would have doubled the prize or something like that episode when song ji hyo and gary were given a choice between gold or their partner (can't remember which episode), both of them chose each other instead of the gold. So in the end they both were given gold:-)

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It was done in jest and was funny since it was so befitting Suk-jin's character on the show (and in real life - always thinking about his stock portfolio, ways to make $$).

And even if Suk-jin hadn't shared the gold later (as stated by others), don't think the other RM members would have minded too much since, as you stated, he rarely wins.

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I've read in an interview the the PD somewhwere in the net that JSJ is a great mat-hyung and goes out of the way to take care of the younger ones.
if you read this article
http://www.koreaboo.com/news/netizens-harshly-criticize-ji-suk-jin-betraying-running-man-cast/
that walk out was staged by the PD'S to look funny not knowing that people might misunderstand.

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I knew the moment JSJ had a choice he would've walked away. It only befits his character in the show, like that for HaHa and Kwang Soo. Actually, I think the only ones who would share are Jong Kook and Ji Hyo. Gary might share with Ji Hyo, but I think he'd walk away too if he had to share with everyone. It's kinda like, knowing your family members, watching RM these many years.

I really like this episode, it's funny and gripping at the same time. When Ji Hyo fought off the scary rippers and fell on the ground, I love that HaHa made sure she didn't hit her head hard on the ground by putting his hand underneath her head. It's such a little thing but these are the ones that make me always love RM. They feel like family.

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I couldn't finish this episode because I found it lackluster. I stopped when they got to the karaoke. The first game wasn't fun for me. Will try to finish it this time since the monster name tag ripping section sounds exciting.

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I love this episode, it was so much fun and Kang Ha Neul was just so swoony!!!

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♥ ♥ ♥

Thanks for the recap, gummi. :D Was grinning the whole time. I hope I can watch this ep soon!

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why do u read the recap before watching the episode? all the suspense is gone :S

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Did anyone else notice that Jihyo was holding Kwang Soo's hand most of the time during the karaoke session? They should be paired more often!

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The funny thing its Jong Kook And Ji Hyo know it Kwang Soo's favorite song.

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I love how everyone looks at Jihyo's jumpy karaoke session with wonders: she's so bad at singing, but she's so darn cute!

Also, Jihyo totally had a crush on Haneul when he was singing Footsteps. She's adorable!!! I ship it.

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I love Kang Ha Neul so much and I'm so happy he got so much screen time. I'm actually a fan of all three guys so this was a nice treat. I really was amused for the whole episode! (A little eh on the end though)

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All along I kept thinking there was a mole, so I was a little disappointed when there were no big surprises in the end. It would've been fun if one or two of them were secretly trying to sabotage the games.

I laughed so hard when Suk-jin walked off with the gold though - I'm sure he shared it off-screen, but in that moment, it was such a variety thing to do. I'm sure Jae-suk approved, lol.

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This was an awesome episode! I kept expecting Suk-jin to actually be a spy (deliberating trying to mess up the Running Men's mission) but the ending was pure variety gold. I love that he totally walked away with all the gold... and that all the members expected it of him anyways.

I also loved the moment where Haha and Ji-hyo threw Gary to the wolves in the nametag ripping game for no reason whatsoever, and how he was like "wow... that hurts even more than Kwang-soo's betrayals" because it was so pointless.

So excited by the preview for the next episode though!! :'D I've really been loving the Haha and Ji-hyo pairing lately, not to mention the return of Jae-suk's Sunflower.

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Who is going to be on next week?

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I haven't been watching running man for a while already. But this time i watched because of Haneul and Woobin.

Yeah I also noticed, Haha and Jihyo gotten closer!! Did anyone notice that Haha was holding Jihyo's hand while Gary was offered as a sacrificial lamb??!

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I love that! It just shows how much closer they have all bonded over the years. I had recently re-watched the first episode of the first time the two of them were paired off - awkward, but cute.

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Same! I went back and watched the first time they were ever on their own and it is just SO hilariously awkward.

The RM family really has come a long way these past few years. It's adorable how Haha and Ji-hyo still pretend to act grumpy and bickering whenever they're together, even though actually, their pairing is surprisingly ace-- the two of them just might be the cleverest schemers amongst all the Running Men, and Ji-hyo's luck is not a joke either.

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Freakin' awesome episode. So many good moments with the guests and members' interactions so I am all happy. That said, I am really satisfied that Haneul guested again because when he first appeared on the show in episode 190, he didn't get a lot of screentime so I guess, he redeemed himself in that episode, haha.
Woo Bin is always good to have too. At this rate, he is going to challenge Yonghwa XD.

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This was an amusing/fun ep.

I guess Woo Bin has taken the place of Yong-hwa as the go-to hot (career), young male star to draw in the female viewers.

And despite some awkwardness in his 1st appearance, think Woo Bin is the better repeat guest (honorary RM member) as he has a more outgoing personality and better able to run w/ the jokes and deliver his own witty banter from time to time (Yong-hwa was mostly doing so well at the physical games).

I laughed seeing Gary's old hairstyle when I 1st watched some of the older Leessang videos, but those guys are truly talented - and they collaborate with some awesome female vocalists (Jung-in, who has appeared on RM; Eugene from Seeya).

Aside from the noraebang-themed game (where the highlight was seeing Mong-ji sing and dance adorably even if she can't really do either), the other games were those we had seen before, but with an interesting twist.

For the name-tag ripping game, the hunters could have done a better job of coordinating their attack and the RM members should have not have split up in groups of 2 (and there should have been more than 2 guarding Suk-jin, despite being KJK and KWB).

Suk-jin snapping the lid to the box holding the gold and quickly walking off was hilarious (even if he had later shared the gold off-camera) and so Suk-jin.

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Well-- I don't see what you mean by replace when they each bring their own charm to the show (in my humble opinion). Plus Yonghwa has already filmed his next RM appearance, set to air next week.

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Like I stated, Woo Bin has a more outgoing personality whereas Yong-hwa's strength was at the games.

And what I stated didn't mean that Yong-hwa wouldn't appear, but Woo Bin has been on so many times in a relatively short time, like Yong-hwa earlier,

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Kang! Ha! Neul! ♥

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I recently saw him in a risque K-movie called Empire of Lust; I was in awe shock. Same guy? Yup. I can't erase that image now. I rather missed him since The Inheritors/Heirs. Why did he do it? Why that movie?

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coz he doesnt wanna be typecasted? and also...coz he's an adult and adults have sex?

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Im just sooo happy that Haneul got so much screen time!!! The last time he came with the Angel Eyes team there wasn't much about him.

And it's always great to have Woo-bin back!! He keeps getting better at doing varieties~! He was best in the Spy episode with Kwangsoo.

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Plaster Boy aka Kang Haneul aka Handsome Kwang Soo!!

I haven't seen much KHN in variety before, so I was surprised at his heodang-ness! But he was totally telling the truth that he only plays cool smart elite characters on screen!

Love that the VJs got lots of air time too, tearing around the museum and doubling back on themselves like that.

That last Suk Jin twist was gold!

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Kang Ha Neul really stole the show!
haha

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I was actually hoping suk jin walks away with the gold and he did which was totally awesome. Made the show that more awesome which wasn't that great to be honest, it felt, well not great, if not for kang ha neul and woo bin, I wouldn't have watched till the end even the name tag ripping which is the best game for me was just ok.it s good if suk jin shared the gold later but if he didn't I'd understand all in the name of variety laughs. Betrayer club Fighting! But not. Lol.

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That last game was EPICALLY HILARIOUS. As were the guests in this episode. Seeing the cast scatter like frightened little kids when the hunters came around was priceless.

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Who is the original singer of the song "Expression of Our Love" which Kang Ha Neul and Kim Woo Bin sang together. Please answer...

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can't find it when searching by 'Expression of our love'
but try this

'애정표현'

Hope you find it :D

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A really fun episode. Woobin has improved his variety sense, he is now one of the more entertaining guest. Haneul was awesome for his singing and his wrong answers during the trivia game. I hope Plaster Kang Haneul really did become a top search term. Name tag ripping is always fun. Glad they are including it regularly again. Junho seemed bored or tired for most of the show. He only seemed to have fun during the name tag ripping.

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Plz someone tell me what song that haneul and woobin sing??

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Haneul singing Emerald Castle’s “Steps" was the hi light of the episode for me.
That question and answer section had me scratching my head. Those questions where no joke.
I'm not surprise that Jo Hyo and Ha Ha deserted Gary, they both sacrifice him on a regular basis when they're paired with him, it ticks me off, but I'm glad the show keeps putting Gary with gorgeous female guests I think it's a great payback lol.
Jin Suk In keeping the gold for himself is right in character for me. Though it's nice to hear he shared the prize after the filming. Woo Bin was adorable

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i doubt jin suk jin shared his gold as chinese news stated, in fact what i see is one chinese article being reposted by others, i cant find it in korean news site,

and this is one of reason i don't like him, he is funny but you could even see it in past episode, like how he didn't return all the gold coin to the PD, and in episode 161 he grabbed the gold from eric hand, and later his hand is holding some of the gold Shinhwa won, and in episode 194 he holding 4 box of gold , when there is 4 people who won and there is only 10box of gold, and you could see the other guest only carry 2 box.

and even in recent episode lee kwang soo father say jin sun jin like gold, you can see jin suk jin didn't like that comment and making eye contact with kwang soo. and you can see in almost every episode he always the first to see/get the gold.

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dude, chill. he's doing that because of variety - to be funny. he's a seasoned veteran and knows it will make ppl laugh

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I agree with you dude. Even if he's so called "veteran" in the field of variety, that was not a good move. Criticisms can end a person's career, even an amateur knows that. He should have been careful with his choice of action and words. But then again who can blame him? He's getting older and he hasn't got that many wins either and most of them are with a partnet so it's only natural for him to crave for more solo wins.

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That wasn't a solo win tho, that was totally a betrayal after a group win. So yea, tho people probably can't blame him, that was still pretty low.

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I totally agree with you. if you observe him closely, you can really see how he really is by how he acts, and it isn't just a role. Also appreciate how you checked the source.
he also has plenty more moments that make me dislike him, like that time he pushed off Ji hyo and jongkook so he can fight one on one - and shamefully lost.
I don't really get people who just slap it as it's his character in the show - it's all fake, blah blah, even if other people try to explain that it's not just that.. it's like they're too lazy to just try to think otherwise, but I dunno.

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Does anyone know what song Kim Woo Bin sang at the noraebang?

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Great episode! That's two in a row now :D

The first 2/3 was funny and entertaining. The final 1/3 was pure excitement (but had tidbits of comedy gold too!).

I don't really get the tactic of splitting up in the nametag game, but i guess they did it for variety purposes. Eliminating all the opposing teams so easily wouldn't have made for fun TV and the cast knows that. They have been doing this for slong that they know how to make the show better by themselves, and that's prolly why they went 2 vs 2 against the final 2 opponents.

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anyone know the song playing at the end when suk jin is deciding?

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nvm i found it. its rain by ryuichi sakamoto

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I rewatch this episode because kang ha neul makes me swoon while i watch scarlet heart ryeo: moon lovers. I've already watched this episode but I didn't really pay attention to him before because i like woo bin more at that time. But right now i'm kinda fall for ha neul, he's so cuteee, funny and adorable!!! Plaster tower and ugh bother, wkwkwk... He should be on variety show more.

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This was a fun episode! I like having WooBin as one of the guests. He's very entertaining to watch. That plaster tower answer from Haneul was hilarious and LKS guessing the correct answer from the get go was so funny! LKS gasping ! Hahaha! I wish they'd let him sing. The name tag elimination was intense and poor Gary being left behind by SJH and Haha. Anyhow it would have been better if JSJ shared his gold but hey, he is part of betrayer's group after all.

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What is the korean song title when woo bin sing alone for complete the last score in the second mission ?

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