In order to avoid a confrontation, Kwang-soo’s the one to get scolded for it, and after the lecture, Jae-suk sticks on a Now go and tell Jong-kook what I told you! to the maknae. But then it’s Jong-kook who drops it, thanks to his reliable lack of hand-eye coordination. Suk-jin finally steps in to switch places with Jong-kook, and it takes a few tries for the Easy Brothers to catch the ball. Jae-suk goes on another rant about how Jong-kook is being way too harsh on Kwang-soo until he meets Spartakooks’’s eye and immediately apologizes. Ji-hyo rallies the team before taking another swing at it, and Jong-kook and Kwang-soo miss ball after ball after ball until time runs out. They bicker for another minute, and at Jong-kook’s sly remark at the Grasshopper’s poor baseball skills, Jae-suk bites back: “You can’t even play soccer!” Whoops.Ĭoach Kookie goes into critique mode between rounds and targets Jae-suk, who retorts that they would be getting massages right now if they listened to him. Things go a lot smoother from there until Haha is up at bat, and he bunts a ground ball. Gary volunteers to sit in the sick chair first, and Jong-kook nearly blows his fuse at Jae-suk before he finally catches the ball. And if that wasn’t enough, they’ve got 99 seconds to complete the sequence. The staff pulls it off effortlessly of course, to the cast’s astonishment.Įr, I know they have to keep doing this until they succeed, but doesn’t that also mean we could be stuck here all day? I’m getting motion-sickness just thinking about it.
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It only gets more complicated from there since they must throw the ball to one another through a series of more tasks, then get this-toss the ball BACK to the one sitting in the crane to finish. It’s a good thing the staff decides to demonstrate the mission with a simulation, because then we see someone sitting in the chair, twirling around like a lone flying chair from an amusement park ride. What we’re interested in, however, is the mission they’re stuck with, and I’m not getting a good feeling about that chair attached to the crane. While that may sound like a nice prize, Jong-kook reminds everyone that the staff would make sure it was an extremely painful massage. Then to drive a nail into the coffin, they’re told that they missed out on the other mission: a massage. (Is anyone else slightly weirded out by Hyun-jin’s bedroom-like noises?) Sure enough, they confirm the video which shows they’re in for the harder mission. They collectively gape at their first mission setup-a makeshift baseball field and a fork crane. Their easygoing ride turns into a frenzy when a rogue bee buzzes around them and they freak out, both worried about the bee and the cameras. It’s occurred to me that it really has been a while since we’ve seen our seven castmates riding altogether in one van. Then they’re off to their first mission location. However, the deciding vote falls on her, and they decide on that Hyun-jin can’t do it. Ha, I’ve totally missed her blank-faced tendencies when she’s put on the spot. The cast makes their initial guesses, but when it’s Ji-hyo’s turn, she responds with her trademark mung expression. Hyun-jin is adorably and hilariously terrible at it in general, and it cracks me up how he dismisses the possibility that his twirling skills are on par with Spartakooks. To start, the cast must guess whether Hyun-jin can hula hoop (those bumpy, weighted ones used for exercise) for more than thirty seconds. At least the mission “choices” are straightforward: choose correctly for an easy mission or choose wrong for a hard one. So it’s likely he won’t even show up until much later or possibly even next week. This time, Hyun-jin’s superpower gives him control of the cast’s future, but mostly it means that he’ll be issuing the missions today. Then they collectively cringe when Hyun-jin shouts out the corny magical incantation. The cast marvels at the baseball star’s sweet digs, joking that they should have treated him better during his last visit. There are couple of adorable moments at the start, however, like how Gary shoots Ji-hyo cutesy heart baseball signals and Ji-hyo’s flubbed pitch. Today’s opening is a mostly recycled version of last week’s super-long intro of Ryu Hyun-jin (LA Dodgers).
I may or may not have become an expert on all things Dodgers Stadium by the episode’s end, or maybe it feels like I’m the one who’s spun around the sick chair one too many times.ĮPISODE 171. Our star guest is in control of our cast’s future from thousands of miles away as they run around bases, build meat towers, and create impromptu food descriptions all while trying to keep clipped words at bay.
And it’s not just from our sheer number of guests in an hour and a half. 45 NovemNovemRunning Man: Episode 171 by gummimochi
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