Runningman Subtitle Indonesia Sabtu, 21 Desember 2013. Download Runningman episode 172 Bahasa Indonesia Tayang: selasa, 19 November 2013 Tamu: Hyunjin Ryu and Miss A's Suzy. Episode 170; Episode 171; Episode 172; Episode 173; Episode 174; Episode 175; Episode 176; PENGUNJUNG HARI INI. ENG SUB 131110 Running Man episode 171 with EXO (full episode) Part 1. EXO CLUB indonesia November 12, 2013. ENG SUB 131110 Running Man.
National Institute of Biological Resources(Kyeongseo-dong, )Running Man Team(Yoo Jae-suk, Gary, Haha, Ji Suk-jin, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo, Song Ji-hyo)Idol Team(Choi Min-ho, Jung Yong-hwa, Lee Jong-hyun, Kwang-hee, L, Lee Joon, Sulli)Defeat the other teamRunning Man Team WinsRunning Man Team members each received a gold-colored name tag.101130January 27, 2013(January 14, 2013)(, )No teamsFind the last surviving member from 1938 and the treasure chestHaha WinsHaha received gold bars.102131February 3, 2013(January 22, 2013). Macau International Airport/Fisherman's Wharf:Yoo Jae-suk & HahaGary & Song Ji-hyoJi Suk-jin & Lee Kwang-sooMacau Tower/Senado Square:Yellow Team(Yoo Jae-suk, Haha, Han Hye-jin)Green Team(Gary, Song Ji-hyo, Lee Dong-wook)Blue Team(Ji Suk-jin, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo)Defeat the other teamsYellow Team WinsYellow Team received a golden sword.134February 24, 2013(February 4, 2013)(, )Green Team(Yoo Jae-suk, Ji Suk-jin, Song Ji-hyo)Yellow Team(Gary, Haha, Han Hye-jin)Blue Team(Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo, Lee Dong-wook)105135March 3, 2013(February 19, 2013). Gwangnaru Safety Experience Center(, )Best Couple Race:Pink Team(Yoo Jae-suk, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Bo-young)Green Team(Gary, Song Ji-hyo, Lee Sang-yoon)Yellow Team(Haha, Ji Suk-jin, Lee Kwang-soo)Couple Bells Hide and Seek:Mission Team(Yoo Jae-suk & Song Ji-hyo, Ji Suk-jin & Lee Bo-young, Kim Jong-kook & Lee Kwang-soo, Gary & Lee Sang-yoon)Chasing Team(Haha)Stay alive within the allotted timeHaha WinsHaha received a pair of golden bracelets.113143April 28, 2013(April 15, 2013).
Korea Polar Research Institute(Songdo-dong, )Ji-sung Team(Park Ji-sung, Gary, Haha, Yoo Jae-suk, Sulli)Ja-cheol Team(Koo Ja-cheol, Ji Suk-jin, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo, Song Ji-hyo)Ji-sung Team WinsJi-sung Team received 2 2013 Asian Dream Cup invitations.154July 14, 2013(June 22 & 23, 2013)(, )Ji-sung Team(Park Ji-sung, Gary, Haha, Yoo Jae-suk, Sulli)Evra Team(Patrice Evra, Ji Suk-jin, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo, Song Ji-hyo)Evra Team WinsEvra Team received 2 2013 Asian Dream Cup invitations. Park Ji-sung chose Yoo Jae-suk and Haha while Patrice Evra chose Kim Jong-kook and Lee Kwang-soo to participate in the 2013 Asian Dream Cup.123155July 21, 2013(July 1, 2013)(, )4 Periods Graduation Race:Division 1(Yoo Jae-suk, Haha, Kim Jong-kook, Suzy)Division 2(Gary, Ji Suk-jin, Lee Kwang-soo, Song Ji-hyo)Find Your Partner of Fate:Running Man Team(Yoo Jae-suk, Gary, Haha, Ji Suk-jin, Kim Jong-kook, Lee Kwang-soo)Ghost Sisters(Song Ji-hyo, Suzy)Ghost Sisters Wins124156July 28, 2013(July 16, 2013). Old Cheongju Tobacco Factory(, )Jae-suk & Girl's Day(Yoo Jae-suk, Min-ah, Yu-ra)Gary & Apink(Gary, Son Na-eun, Jung Eun-ji)Haha & Infinite(Haha, L, Sunggyul)Suk-jin & 2PM(Ji Suk-jin, Chansung, Wooyoung)Jong-kook & Sistar(Kim Jong-kook, Hyo-rin, Da-som)Kwang-soo & MBLAQ(Lee Kwang-soo, Lee Joon, Yang Seung-ho)Ji-hyo & Highlight(Song Ji-hyo, Lee Gi-kwang, Yoon Doo-joon)Escape the cage, solve the tangram and unlock the flag using the earned timeJi-hyo & Highlight WinsSong Ji-hyo, Lee Gi-kwang and Yoon Doo-joon received a gold trophy.130163September 15, 2013(September 2, 2013). Baekbul Traditional House(Dunsan-dong, )Hae-sook's Family(Kim Hae-sook, Ji Suk-jin, Kim Jong-kook, Yoo Jae-suk)Ji-hyo's Family(Song Ji-hyo, Gary, Haha, Lee Kwang-soo, Yoo Ah-in)Make the absolute dishJi-hyo's Family WinsJi-hyo's Family received a gold ladle which was given to Kim Hae-sook.132165September 29, 2013(September 16, 2013)Wabu Middle School(Wabu-eup, )No teamsPlace the picture taken with the girl in the photobookJi Suk-jin Wins133166October 6, 2013(October 1, 2013).
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November 15, 2013 November 14, 2013 Running Man: Episode 171 byWhat a dizzying episode. And it’s not just from our sheer number of guests in an hour and a half. 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.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.EPISODE 171.
Broadcast on November 10, 2013.Today’s opening is a mostly recycled version of last week’s super-long intro of Ryu Hyun-jin (LA Dodgers). 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.The cast marvels at the baseball star’s sweet digs, joking that they should have treated him better during his last visit. Then they collectively cringe when Hyun-jin shouts out the corny magical incantation.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. So it’s likely he won’t even show up until much later or possibly even next week.
At least the mission “choices” are straightforward: choose correctly for an easy mission or choose wrong for a hard one.To start, the cast must guess whether Hyun-jin can hula hoop (those bumpy, weighted ones used for exercise) for more than thirty seconds. 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.The cast makes their initial guesses, but when it’s Ji-hyo’s turn, she responds with her trademark mung expression. Ha, I’ve totally missed her blank-faced tendencies when she’s put on the spot.However, the deciding vote falls on her, and they decide on that Hyun-jin can’t do it. Then they’re off to their first mission location.It’s occurred to me that it really has been a while since we’ve seen our seven castmates riding altogether in one van. 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.They collectively gape at their first mission setup—a makeshift baseball field and a fork crane. Yipes, methinks our cast was wrong.
Sure enough, they confirm the video which shows they’re in for the harder mission. (Is anyone else slightly weirded out by Hyun-jin’s bedroom-like noises?)Then to drive a nail into the coffin, they’re told that they missed out on the other mission: a massage. While that may sound like a nice prize, Jong-kook reminds everyone that the staff would make sure it was an extremely painful massage.squeeze.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. 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.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. The staff pulls it off effortlessly of course, to the cast’s astonishment.Er, 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. And if that wasn’t enough, they’ve got 99 seconds to complete the sequence.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. Things go a lot smoother from there until Haha is up at bat, and he bunts a ground ball.
Whoops.Coach 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. 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!”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. 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.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. But then it’s Jong-kook who drops it, thanks to his reliable lack of hand-eye coordination.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.It’s only been three tries but they’re already starting to get annoyed with each other, so when Jae-suk says they should listen to the leader aka himself, they all yell back, “Who?!”So here we go again as the ball gets passed from one team member to another, and it’s nice to see that Gary still looks optimistic whilst sitting in his chair. But things seem to be looking up as Haha hits a flyball right into Jae-suk’s waiting glove.All Jae-suk needs to do is throw it back to Gary but he throws it to Ji-hyo?
Oh noes.So he ends up in the sick chair as his punishment, and this time, things go smoother rather quickly until the final ten seconds. But then Suk-jin gets butterfingers and the ball slips out of his glove.If anything, I find it entertaining that punishment = sick chair, and that’s how Suk-jin takes a spin in it himself. And spins and spins and spins. The cast eventually makes a full circuit ’round the bases, but by now, Suk-jin is dizzy and lookin’ green.Gary takes a shot anyway, but it’s short, and they all groan. We speed ahead a bit as we see the cast members make one mistake after another, which only aggravates their frustration (and frankly, mine).The staff has no problem with sticking with this one mission past sunset as they set up lights to prepare for such an occasion. I’m starting to think that this is one of those games where morale can only take you so far until your irritation exceeds accuracy.And so it is, as we check in with Attempt #14 (yes, fourteen.
I don’t want to know how many hours that equates to) and everyone looks EXHAUSTED at this point. I wouldn’t be surprised if the reason for the cast’s laser-focus concentration is just because they want to get it over with already. And if it’s true, I don’t blame them one bit.They’re so close after all, and Jae-suk makes one final toss and Gary catches it. OH THANK GOD. And aww, they gather in for a well-deserved congratulatory group hug.Hyun-jin touts some more Dodgers Stadium facts at us along with a misconstrued headline about what looked like an altercation with a fellow teammate, but was caught just kidding around with him.The full five-minute tour could interest baseball fanatics, though less thrilling for someone like myself.
Then the question: If Hyun-jin can throw a strike after spinning ten times while holding his nose, and a ball with five spins, then what would he throw after seven spins?The cast is split between either strike or ball, so they play rock-paper-scissors to arrive at a team decision. It’s a close match, but Jong-kook wins, which means they choose “ball.” And then Jong-kook rubs in their next mission location (a Hanwoo beef restaurant) in the other team’s faces as proof that they’ve got it right this time.Time to check the video at the restaurant, and Hyun-jin throws a ball after all. He tosses said ball as a congratulatory prize and we see it fall out of one shot and into Suk-jin’s hands. Heh, Suk-jin is totally amazed: “I’ve always wondered how they did that!”Ha, I love how the cast is not at all worried that Suk-jin has current possession of the baseball, all, “It’s good for us if he has it!” “Easier for us to steal later!”We get a glimpse at what the cast missed out on: basically looking for hidden in a muddy field. And from the simulation, looking for a needle in a haystack sounds easier than that.Here, they’ll have to construct a literal meat tower, and if it topples over, well, the staff will happily devour it. Heyyy, this girl doesn’t share her meat.Coach Kookie immediately shifts to strategy mode, rambling on about the perfect way to cook their meat for optimal stacking. If all else fails, “The staff will eat it anyway, so let’s undercook it.”The family spat starts off innocent enough between Jae-suk vs.
Jong-kook, but that quickly escalates into a chaotic squabble as our Peaceful Gary sits back from the noise, and adds wisely, “This is why you don’t go on family vaycays.” Hahaha.They start stacking and Jong-kook gets in prime position to add his piece. But then the tower starts to tip after Kwang-soo’s turn, and it collapses before Gary can step in. Pfft, then they get grabby for the meat anyway, stuffing it into their mouths.After a round of more bickering to replace the grill, and I’m going to be perfectly honest—all this meat is making me hungry. So is the cast as they snap at each other with grumbling stomachs, nagging about the stacking order.They watch Gary place the final piece with great anticipation (hee, did Kwang-soo give him a peck on the cheek) but that falls too. Then the staff is extra-prepared as a PD slams a plate over the meat and makes off with it before the cast can grab a piece.
PuhahahaIt’s torture enough from this side of the screen and Haha looks like he’s emptying his thoughts until it’s finally his turn. He just needs to set down the final piece, and his hyungs warn him that he’ll be deadmeat if he fails. But no pressure or anything!Thankfully, he succeeds and the cast happily digs in. With full stomachs and higher spirits, they receive their next question from another baseball pitcher Yoon Suk-min.The man reminds me more of MC Shin Dong-yup than anyone else, but the cast compares him to Gary and soccer sensation Jung Dae-sae. And aww, Suk-min is adorably shy.The two baseball stars play a game and it’s up to the cast to guess who will win. Ji-hyo is left with the deciding vote, and she goes mung again.
She votes for Suk-min, and it’s off to the market.They wonder if they got off lucky this time too, but Ji-hyo points out Myuk PD’s presence (versus Jo PD) means that they’ve got it wrong. We actually watch the entire game between the players with running commentary from the cast, which is just as amusi—zzzz.Needless to say, it’s good news for the cast as Suk-min comes out as the winner (and Hyun-jin grumbles nearby, ha).
Suk-jin gasps that he left his autographed ball back at the restaurant, but a flashback teaches us that Haha had swiped it. Muhahaha.Aw, I would have liked to see the return of the cardboard boat game, but the easy mission sounds fun, too. It’s a word-ending shopping relay race, and Jong-kook runs out first and buys gloves.Meanwhile, the other toss out jokes that start with “jang,” like, “Are you kidding me?” Ji-hyo runs into trouble searching for an item, but she runs back with something. Or so we think as she exclaims, “What starts with ‘kap’?!”Desperate, she comes back with the first thing she can grab, saying it was an expensive (the ending sounds similar to the word for “price/value”) cabbage.
Then the caption also includes that particular ending: You were in a pinch.Haha suggests they go for the thick-skinned tactic, ’cause to hell with the rules—if it’s close, they’ll fight for it. So while Haha is out, the others brainstorm how to bend the rules, making adjectives out of the prefixes.Just then, Haha storms in: “Really Jin-jja hot pepper!” HA, well there you go.They keep up the trend, but Suk-jin is the only one sweating bullets. They wonder what’s taking him so long, but he comes back with an acceptable item. They’ve got less than 20 seconds left when Jae-suk bursts out the doorthen runs back in with a bundle of scallions in hand, and hollers, “Here Ja! Scallions!” HAHAHA.
Oh god, I’m dying.At least the staff lets them stick to the adjective-starting descriptions (though I get the feeling it’s because they want to keep moving things along), and Ji-hyo’s is adorable: “Pretty-looking radish!”Hehe, Suk-jin keeps to the rules, and then argues that succeeding this mission is totally possible. At the end, Jae-suk runs in with this mouthful: “The farmer who shed blood to grow these ONIONS!”They get a cheery call from Hyun-jin, who has just arrived at the airport. He teases Jong-kook, who shouts back, “I let you off easy last time!”Then it’s time for their last question, an age-old dilemma of sorts: jjampong or jjajangmyun? When asked which one he usually eats, Hyun-jin slyly answers, “Jjamjjamyun” which is to say, half-and-half or both.Settling on jjajangmyun, the cast heads back to the outlet where they held the opening.
We learn that they got it wrong, thus their punishment is a hide-and-seek game versus idol group EXO, which some might argue isn’t much of a punishment.The 11 (out of the original 12) EXO members set off in search of the hiding Running Man cast, who are nowhere in sight. Some of the boys start to panic as they roam the place, and Kai gets lucky(?) by discovering Jong-kook. “I can’t take him down alone!” he cries.And ALLLLL of them come over to help.
Jong-kook keeps Kai hostage as he tries to fight off four idol boys at once in a tight corner. With great effort, he eventually gets taken down.Despite Gary’s well-hidden hiding spot, the EXO boys track him down too and eliminate him. They panic again at the one-minute warning, moving to safe locations for the switch.Now the tables have turned and the cast struts around with confidence dangling on their shoelaces. Hee, does Kris have a heodang quality about him? He gets spotted by Suk-jin, who follows him into a store where two more EXO members are hiding.But Kris makes a run for it and gets quickly pinned to the floor before getting eliminated.
Haha walks back to the store where Kai and Baekhyun are, and the latter pops out with a smile before he’s tagged out.D.O. Has found himself a pretty smart hiding spot on top of the shelves, but gets caught. Then Lay wonders in his hiding spot: “Are you sure Jong-kook’s out?
Then why are so many of us eliminated?” Hahaha.It’s 7:5 in favor of EXO a minute before the switch. The EXO boys try to lure the cast members towards them, confident.Jae-suk bites, using up any second before time’s up and then we cut to next week’s preview, where we hope Hyun-jin (and Suzy!) will finally join the cast.RELATED POSTS.Tags:,. Thank you for the recap!I have to say that after last week's disappointing episode, this one was much better. It was so much fun.
It was great to see the Running Men working together and acting like an adorable, dysfunctional family on vacation as Gary quipped. I loved them blatantly cheating in front of the staff during the market mission. And SukJin with his lack of imagination.
Even with the Ryu HyunJin conceit, I think this was back to basics in a way and it was a much more enjoyable watch as a result.I was afraid that 11:7 were unfavourable odds to the RM cast even with exo being rookies but I think it worked out, although the kids did a good job getting Jong Kook and Gary out so soon. If they had managed to eliminate Jaesuk too, that would have made things a lot easier for them. (Seriously Baekhyun, you have to check everywhere!
Anywhere is a potential hiding place.) I loved D.O.' S hiding place - I would never have looked for him there.
It's a shame he still ended up getting caught.As for Kris, he totally has a heodang quality about him. It's kind of a running joke among exo fans - that he has a cool, somewhat intimidating appearance but is actually a silly, often embarrassing dork who is totally comfortable making fun of himself. Being the first one eliminated is so like him. I also thought it was funny that the exo members were essentially wearing three different nametags - the sticky, removable ones, ones pinned to their shirts and big ones on the front of their clothes. I know they're a big group who aren't that well known individually yet but that still seems a biiiiiiiiiiiit like overkill, lol.I am looking forward to next week's episode a lot.
Weird pacing in this episode, but still enjoyable. They said it only took 14 tries to get the softball relay right, but it seemed like it took them all day long! Poor Suk-jin! You could tell he was about to hurl while spinning round and round. And thank goodness they made correct guesses after that.
I would have hate to have seen the RM crew tortured in a mud flat, digging for softballs, after finally finishing that nearly impossible relay!LOVED seeing EXO at the end, but why so short? And why was it cut off at the end?
I guess it's to be continued, but the timing was still strange. More EXO, please! This episode is reaaaaaaaaaaally funny (compare to last episode though it has T.O.P. Watching while falling out of my chair laughing.Love everything in this episode, except one tiny bit: the hide-and-seek with EXO. 11 against 7 even with those three years experience is not really fair (yet again fairness is NOT the number one trait found in Running Man members, ahem, particularly the Betrayals Cross).Ryu Hyun jin, along with Suzy and EXO will occupy 4 episodes.Well, well, well.Wish they'll make it funny until the every end. The market challenge had me in tears, which is amazing considering how it was all Korean word play and I dont even understand Korean! But their twisting of the rules was just so funny: 'You didnt say it had to be a noun'.
Haha is really such a genius sometimes. And I laughed again when Suk Jin had like zero creativity bone in him.The beef tower was also funny, how the staff just failed miserably to take away the beef the first time, and then reappeared with a plate cover the next time.Kudos to Gary for doing the crane thing so many times. I'd have been like Suk Jin - dead after the first try. And Jae Suk using Kwang Soo as a proxy to scold Jong Kook just had me in tears.I believe that Jong Kook and/or Gary will be revived.
Remember Ji Hyo and Haha have the baseballs with them. And there was a photo still that clearly showed Jong Kook facing EXO not at the place he was torn. Moreover the members count is so unbalanced from the start I believe the PDs will put in some mechanisms to tweak it.The boring part: All those Ryu Hyun Jin monologues.
But thats a minor complaint. Oh god this episode was so funny. It's just that they dragged the first baseball game a bit too long, but I get it.
The case were there for SO LONG I can't even begin to imagine the editing it took for all that footage.And just by the way, from what I saw the punishment for getting the last question wrong wasn't that they had to play hide and seek it was that they had to be the hiders first.I'm honestly not an EXO fan. (mostly because exotics really scare me) but they were so funny. Especially Lay and his whole inner monologue and Kris and just like. His whole person. The tripping and running into the glass door was just so hilarious. I was surprised by the RM cast knowing the names of the EXO members.Kris is like Mom's Friend's Son and seems cool and distant but it's acknowledged by him, EXO, and the fandom that while he's the cool hyung he's also really the dorky and embarrassing older brother once he's comfortable. He makes jokes about himself without worry and is aware of fandom running gags like Kriscasso (he draws terribly).In his Star interview umchinah and heodang were both referenced directly to describe himWhen his subgroup first debuted in China he had to carry all the interviews and what got the other members to finally talk was him being embarrassing and them throwing him under the bus by exposing his habits like his beauty regime and spoiling/doting on the whole group lol.
I freakin' loved that episode!From beginning to end, I laughed so hard and giggled inside because I love Running Man family. Tally 7.2 setup free download full version. Their interactions with each other are just so precious. I just love this episode!
I love it when we have the members working together as a one big disFUNctional family, it reminds me of the good old days of Running Man.I enjoyed the first game, although I shared the frustration for the member to finally get the mission done. Some golden moments: Kookie being the black hole of the group and Jaesuk just had to mention his soccer skills (pffttt.), Jaesuk using Kwang Soo as the 'messenger' to relay his 'scolding' to Kookie, using the spinning chair as punishment (poor big-nosed hyung, that chair sucks the life out of him) and Gary must have a really high tolerance to dizziness just like his tolerance to pain, I don't think that chair has any effect on him.The meat tower challenge. My saliva just kept begging to be swallowed! Plus Gary's comment was hilarious and Peaceful Gary is always peaceful.Loved the market game as well, big-nosed hyung who kept saying that they should be creative with the stuff they bring in was actually the one who just get the regular stuff. Amusing twist of his own words.To be honest, I'm not really a fan of EXO and I don't know them well, but I have to say that they were funnier than what I expected.
I was snickering at the random little dance show thing they did at the beginning. And 11 EXO members to catch one loose Tiger? Daebak!:D Hope Jae Suk has a plan up his sleeve that he's willing to use his last secs as catcher to catch the 2 member.Btw, am I the only one noticing the translator for Hyun Jin's baseball team? Running Man family daebak!!!??I like:1) Running man main power Yoo Jae Suk and Kim Jong Kook bickering. They are so close and comfortable to joke and tease each other. Kim Jong kook is not very good with balls!! Kwang Soo been bullied by his hyung and innocently said I did not do wrong!!2) when Jae suk say he is the leader and everyone goes 'what?'
But they all respect Yoo Jae Suk as their leader all the while.3) the games were interesting and the first mission I was surprised that Gary is so good in that and he does not get dizzy spell. But poor Ji suk Jin!!!4) The teamwork for RM. They even grab the beefs when they failed the second mission. The PD learnt their lesson and use a plate to get back the beefs at the next round5) Haha is very witty to think of creative words and Ji Suk Jin lack of creativity. Lol!!6) The final game EXO vs RM.
The numbers is unfair 7vs 11. Kim Jong Kook was taken out too fast. But I agree that scene was epic.
Later Gary got caught by them. Anyway, anything to do with their classic hide and seek is always exciting, fun and interesting!!! Thanks for review. Love loved this episode for the cast interaction, they really act like one big family! Especially whenever they are squabbling over the tiniest things, like the meat tower challenge, which meat to pick, insisting of changing the grill. Someone like me with 3 siblings totally understands how Gary feels, he's having the middle child syndrome where the older and younger siblings are noisy getting lots of attention, while he's the calm quiet one not involved in the petty arguments. Love to see more running man family interactions!