Lim Won-hee has completely fallen for Lee Hee-jin.
On the October 4 broadcast of SBS's "My Little Old Boy," the date between Lim Won-hee and Lee Hee-jin was revealed.
On this day, Lim Won-hee prepared a special date to help relieve Lee Hee-jin's stress.
Their very first stop was an arcade. The two grew closer while enjoying various games.
During the subsequent roller-skating rink date, minor physical contact raised expectations for them to get even closer. However, contrary to expectations, both of them repeatedly fell down before taking even a few steps, leaving Lee Hee-jin utterly exhausted and bringing laughter to viewers.
In response, Lim Won-hee unveiled his ultimate hidden-card date course. His final course was a grilled makchang (beef/pork abomasum) mukbang. Lim Won-hee enjoyed makchang, which Lee Hee-jin usually loves, together with her.
Lim Won-hee warmed hearts by personally taking care of and serving well-grilled makchang to Lee Hee-jin. Then, while Lee Hee-jin temporarily stepped away, he called Jung Suk-yong to ask for advice.
Following this, Lim Won-hee showed a magic trick using makchang, successfully drawing a smile from Lee Hee-jin. He then showed his persistence with some dad jokes.
Contrary to everyone's expectations, Lee Hee-jin burst into laughter at Lim Won-hee's dad jokes. Encouraged by this, Lim Won-hee presented her with a jar of folded paper stars he made himself.
Lee Hee-jin drew attention by receiving the paper stars, loving them like a child, and unable to hide her joy.
Afterward, Lim Won-hee asked, "Could I see you once on my next birthday? Would you be able to relieve my stress then?" Lee Hee-jin readily accepted his offer for a second date, and Lim Won-hee expressed his determination by saying, "Next time, I will prepare a much smoother progression," bringing laughter to the room.
Meanwhile, the end of the broadcast previewed Kim Seung-soo and Song Jong-ho's group blind dating camp, raising anticipation for the next episode.
(Photo: SBS Entertainment News | Reported by HYOJUNG)
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