This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
"My Little Old Boy" actor Baek Il-seop confessed a lonely inner heart that feels the futility of time, along with a tender longing for colleagues who departed before him.
On the 19th broadcast, SBS' My Little Old Boy (hereafter "My Little Old Boy") featured Kim Seung-soo, Lim Won-hee, Jo Jin-se, and Baek Il-seop gathering to have an honest conversation about marriage and single life.
'In the 11th year of trial separation' Baek Il-seop opened the conversation with blunt, spicy banter, saying, "I smear spit on the house and sleep outside. I'm in my 11th year of sleeping out." Then, toward junior Kim Seung-soo, who has not yet married, Baek Il-seop offered generous advice, saying, "These days, age differences don't matter," drawing attention.
Then the four single men visited the unique space called a 'sauna bus,' a hybrid of a bus and a sauna, to fully enjoy single life. Baek Il-seop, who said he usually loves saunas, could not hold back his laughter at the appearance of the new-concept sauna bus and looked like a child enjoying it.
In the cheerful atmosphere, Baek Il-seop revealed a heavy loneliness he had buried deep in his heart. When asked when he misses Lee Soon-jae, Baek Il-seop fell into thought for a moment.
Baek Il-seop said, "I always miss them. As the close hyung-nim have gone one by one, it suddenly feels like my turn has come," revealing the loneliness of someone left alone after sending off colleagues with whom he spent many years in his acting life, catching attention.<
[Photo] 'My Little Old Boy' broadcast screen capture
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