Park Jun-hyung, ahead of the premiere of Channel S's new variety show Park Jangdae-so, said, "Whatever the task, we want to show viewers our own 'way of solving things while enjoying them,'" predicting perfect chemistry with his 30-year friend, actor Jang Hyuk.
Channel S's Park Jangdae-so, produced by SK Broadband, which premieres on the 29th at 8:50 p.m., is a reality variety show in which the longtime close bros Park Jun-hyung and Jang Hyuk respond to ordinary people's "calls (requests)" by rushing to the scene and solving the problems themselves. Regarding this, Park Jun-hyung said of his appearance, "What I consider most important when doing a program is 'whether I work with someone whose chemistry with me is good.' Above all, I am excited to be working with Jang Hyuk, who is number one to me, and a production team I can trust."
He added, "When we were both newcomers in the entertainment industry, we lived together during training. At that time, I was living in Korea for the first time, and Jang Hyuk was also a newcomer to the entertainment industry. We went through hardships together and together experienced the long process of growing from children into adults. So it's more like lifelong brothers than 'friendship.' When the two of us are together, we can go back to those days, and that makes me happy," expressing deep trust in his partner Jang Hyuk.
On Park Jangdae-so, where Park Jun-hyung tackles a variety of calls (requests) from ordinary people, he said, "Originally, when I was young my dream was to be an art teacher or a counselor, so I enjoy listening to people's stories," adding, "I'm someone who has stepped in a lot of shit in my life. So I can tell someone how to avoid stepping in shit, or if they've already stepped in it, how to get out of it. I feel that is my role on this program," conveying his unique resolve and affection for the show.
Finally, Park Jun-hyung asked viewers to tune in, saying, "Our biggest goal is to provide real help to the people who call us. I hope that our sincere intentions reach and resonate with viewers," urging them to watch the broadcast live.
[Photo] Channel S, provided by SK Broadband
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