Name: My Little Old Boy
Genre: Variety Show, Entertainment, Comedy
Released: 2017-07-02
Rating: 9.3
Cast: Park Soo Hong, Kim Jong Kook, Tony An, Kim Gun Mo, Lee Sang Min

Park Soo Hong is a South Korean comedian and television presenter. Born on October 27, 1970, he began his career in comedy in 2002. He won the Excellence Award at the 2003 Entertainment Awards and the PD Award at the 2004 MBC Entertainment Awards. He is currently an MC of the reality show “All the Broadcasts of the World.”

Park Soo Hong

Kim Jong Kook, also known as Kim Jong Guk, is a South Korean pop singer. Born on April 25, 1976, he became a member of Turbo, a pop duo during the 1990s known for their dance music, before pursuing a solo career. He gained popularity by becoming a fixture on popular TV shows such as “X-Man,” Family Outing” and “Running Man.”

Kim Jong Kook

Tony An is a South Korean singer and TV personality who was born on June 7, 1978. He made his debut as part of the all-male “first-generation” K-pop group H.O.T in 1996. He also studied at Dongguk University, graduating in 2003. H.O.T went on to become one of the most popular acts of the 1990s, and eventually disbanded in 2001. He later joined the pop music trio jtL with two other former H.O.T members and has also appeared in numerous variety TV titles, including the recent “ESCAPE IDOLS” (2020).

Tony An

Kim Gun Mo

Lee Sang Min is a South Korean singer, songwriter, record producer, and television personality. He was born in Yeongdeungpo District, Seoul, South Korea on February 3, 1973 and made his debut in the entertainment world in 1993 as a member of the hip-hop dance group, Roo’ra. In the late 90s he moved from performing to producing, a move that brought him immense success. In 2011, he took his first role as a variety program host. Since then, he has appeared in numerous variety programs, including “Ask Us Anything” (2015), “Heart Signal” (2017), “Heart Signal 2” (2018), and “THE FAN” (2018).

Lee Sang Min

Lee Sun Mi

Ji In Sook

Lim Yeo Soon

Lee Ok Jin

Cho Hye Sun

Heechul is a popular South Korean singer and actor. Born on July 10, 1983, as Kim Hee Chul, he is best known for being a member of the popular K-pop boy band Super Junior and its subgroup Super Junior-T. Heechul was first discovered in 2002 when he auditioned at a casting call with his friends. He was first placed in a four-member group called Four Seasons with Kim Jae Joong, Yunho and Kangin, but the group never debuted because Kim Jae Joong and Yunho joined TVXQ instead. Heechul then became a part of Super Junior 05, the first generation of the boy band. After making his acting debut in a 2005 television drama prior to his debut with Super Junior, Heechul has gone on to many more film and television roles, including “We Got Married Global Edition Season 2” (2014) and “Grandpas Over Flowers Investigation Unit” (2014). In late 2016, Kim Heechul became one of the hosts of the variety show "Secretly Greatly," a segment of MBC's "Sunday Night" series.

Kim Hee Chul

Hong Jin Young is a South Korean trot singer, actress, and entertainer. She was born in Gwangju on August 9, 1985 and made her acting debut in 2006, taking on small roles in both film and television. She made her debut as a singer in 2007 when she joined the idol group, SWAN.In 2009 she left the idol world to pursue her career as a solo trot singer. No stranger to the world of variety television, she has made numerous appearances over the years, including “Secretly Greatly” (2016), “Sisters Slam Dunk Season 2” (2017), and “My Little Television 2” (2019).

Hong Jin Young

Shin Dong Yup in a South Korean comedian and television comedy show host. He was born in Jecheon, North Chungcheong, South Korean on February 17, 1971 and made his debut in the entertainment world in 1993. Since debut, he has appeared in both television dramas and variety shows, including “Vampire Idol” (2011), “Immortal Song” (2012), “Love Catcher” (2018), and “Night of Hate Comments” (2019).

Shin Dong Yup

Seo Jang Hoon is a former South Korean professional basketball player. Born June 3, 1974 he made his debut in the Korean Basketball League (KBL) in 1998. Over the course of his 15 year career, he played for the Seoul SK Knights, the Seoul Samsung Thunders, the Jeonju KCC EGIS, and the Incheon Electroland Elephants. After his retirement from the KBL, he took on the role of entertainer and variety show star. He has appeared in numerous variety shows including, “Infinite Challenge” (2005), “Running Man” (2010), “The Return of Superman” (2013), “Same Bed, Different Dreams” (2015), “Carefree Travelers” (2016), “The Dynamic Duo” (2017), “Problem Child in House” (2018), and “”Love Naggers 2” (2019).

Seo Jang Hoon

My Little Old Boy is a hilarious and heartwarming Korean reality show that allows mothers to monitor and record their sons\u2019 lives even as successful and famous adults. It focuses on the funny moments mothers and children share and the touching moments where mothers are worried about their adorable, immature adult sons. With a constant rotation of celebrity guest subjects, the show proves that you will always be your mother\u2019s baby no matter how old you are!

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