This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
Jung Yong-hwa was frustrated by the prudence of a non-celebrity cast member.
On the 24th, on the SBS dating variety show "My Remaining Love," attention was drawn as the ranking of favorability among non-celebrity cast members was overturned amid changed dating rules.
That day, the dating rule was changed so that a date could take place only if the total time invested by the two people toward each other exceeded 110 minutes. This seemed to be a significant change from before, when one person could unilaterally invest 100 minutes and have a date.
Even though the proportion of invested dating time differed, in a situation where both people had to respond above a certain amount to have a date, Kim Seon-ho invested 50 minutes of dating time because he wanted to confirm Jung Ye-ji's feelings.
However, Jung Ye-ji invested 100 minutes of dating time in Han Do-gon. This was because she expected that Kim Seon-ho would have invested time in another cast member.
Before going on a date with Han Do-gon, Jung Ye-ji probed Kim Seon-ho about whether he would go on a date, and Kim Seon-ho answered no. In response, Jung Ye-ji said she was flustered, saying, "I thought Seon-ho would of course go on the date. This is a big problem. I wondered what this was."
However, Kim Seon-ho did not expressly show his affection for Jung Ye-ji, and even when asked by Jung Ye-ji he said, "I will have no comment," maintaining an air of mystery.
Panelist Lee Seyoung, who was watching, suggested calling Kim Seon-ho into the studio, and Jung Yong-hwa leapt up from his seat, saying, "In the worst-case scenarios I imagined, no comment was not one of them," drawing laughter.
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