Actor Park Boyoung and chef Yoon Nam-no turned out to be the same age.
On the 26th, episode 12 of MBC variety show Manitto Club will depict the final journey of Cha Taehyun, Park Boyoung, Lee Sun-bin, Hwang Kwanghee, Kang Hoon, Lee Suji and chef Yoon Nam-no, who gathered to cheer for Ulsan Whales, the KBO's first civic club. After a two-night, three-day training camp, the long-awaited, record-scale cheering event is finally revealed and is expected to deliver thrilling shivers and emotion.
The third-generation members prepare to become the first fans of the Ulsan Whales roster, which for some is a retry and for others a new start. From a scoreboard event featuring citizens' cheers to ad balloon banners, cheering songs and choreography, they plan a variety of events themselves and complete an Undercover beyond imagination. In particular, the members even produce custom group T-shirts tailored to each player, showcasing an unprecedented family chemistry. Along with slapstick skits, Park Boyoung and chef Yoon Nam-no boast an unexpected same-year (1990) chemistry that adds to the laughter.
Unexpected obstacles continue. In the process of preparing events secretly from the players, explosive situations and variables repeatedly arise. In particular, Lee Suji, who is in charge of the opening remarks, bursts into tears from the start of rehearsal and faces a crisis. In addition, unexpected touching moments pile up, heating up the atmosphere on site.
Not only an overwhelmed Park Boyoung but also Lee Sun-bin, Hwang Kwanghee, Kang Hoon and chef Yoon Nam-no reddened their eyes, reportedly turning the site into a sea of tears. It is said even Cha Taehyun, often indifferent emotionally and nicknamed 'GukT', showed signs of being moved, heightening curiosity. Reactions including "it gives me goosebumps" have been heard, drawing attention to what kind of event will unfold.
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