With the fact that Running Man members had no idea about Song Ji-hyo's eight-year relationship coming to light, the Running Man members engage in intense psychological warfare among themselves.
The SBS Running Man airing on Sunday the 28th will reveal fierce psychological battles among members who know each other too well.
This Race, titled "prize stripping year-end settlement," was set up so members had to strip away as many prize badges as possible. To win the chance to transfer badges, a large-scale "running year-end hearing" was held, drawing attention.
Pressuring the selected representative, they nagged, "Answer only 'yes/no'!" while at the same time seeming oddly busy checking something. In fact, it was not just a hearing: there was a behavior command checklist where members predicted and wrote down what a member would say or do and then had to guess it, so members drew out the desired words and actions and teased the member sitting in the hearing seat with every little thing they said or didn't say.
Still, Kim Jong Kook, who stubbornly maintained a poker face, broke expression at the remark "You're actually not married, right?" and showed a devoted side when his defenses finally fell at the question "What is your wife's name?" Who succeeded first on the checklist among people who know each other so well can be seen in the full broadcast.
Meanwhile, every time badge settlement time came, fierce mind games continued among the members. They had to strip away as much as possible, but if the number to pay overlapped with another member the settlement would fail, so members couldn't pay freely and paced anxiously. Lower-ranked members agonized over whether to abandon their innate moth-to-flame instincts, making viewers laugh.
Who will be the moth-to-flame member who insists on 'all or nothing' and faces ruin, and who will have to give back as much as they received in the "prize stripping year-end settlement" Race can be seen on Running Man, which airs Sunday the 28th at 6:10 p.m.
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