Review: This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
Actor Lee Seo-jin amusingly confessed about his past "prickly days," drawing laughter.
On the 7th broadcast of SBS entertainment show "My manager is too prickly for me–BiSeojin," Lee Seo-jin and Kim Kwang-kyu transformed into managers and were shown accompanying guest Ji Chang-wook in his daily life.
"BiSeojin" departs from the traditional talk show format; it is a real road-show type entertainment program that watches a star's day up close and reveals their bare face and inner thoughts. It is characterized by Lee Seo-jin and Kim Kwang-kyu acting as the guest's managers, eliciting laughter and honest conversation.
In that broadcast, Lee Seo-jin reflected on the past as he observed Ji Chang-wook's humble attitude. He said, "I used to worry about screen time and be picky. Even if Chang-wook had little screen time, he did what he wanted," and candidly added, "If my screen time was small, I would throw the script," causing the set to burst into laughter.
Hearing this, Kim Kwang-kyu said, "Anyway, it's nice to meet young people," to ease the mood, and the three continued an honest talk that crossed generational gaps.
Lee Seo-jin offered realistic advice to juniors, saying, "As you get older, you have to find pleasures that suit your age," and Ji Chang-wook, 20 years into his debut, smiled with empathy, saying, "These days I like company gatherings. In the past I felt awkward and couldn't even suggest eating together, but now I rather want to hang out together."
Meanwhile, SBS "My manager is too prickly for me–BiSeojin" airs every Saturday night. The "honest humanity" hidden behind Lee Seo-jin's charisma is receiving a strong response from viewers.<
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