She’s a college professor now, and his face reddens to see her again.Īsked if she remembers Suk-jin, she hesitates. Hanging out with Seung-joon shaved off a good 2.5 hours, so now they’re headed off to meet Suk-jin’s childhood crush: the school nurse from junior high. Seung-joon is given a locket that contains a picture of them both, and the old friends part ways with a hug. They take a walk down memory lane with a pop quiz about their past, but then Jae-suk stumbles on the last question: What’s the name of Seung-joon’s character on Descended From the Sun? He knows it’s “Doctor Song (Sang-hyun)”, which is an acceptable answer. Jae-suk used to call at 2 AM claiming to be a radio show host, and his buddies found it hilarious.īoth Jae-suk and Seung-joon admit that they drifted apart in college, but Seung-joon disagrees that the acting department were ever rivals with Jae-suk’s department. Seung-joon doesn’t miss an opportunity to reveal more of Jae-suk’s past upon mention of how they used to prank call another classmate. So naturally Jae-suk had thought he’d gone to the police, but then that friend came back… with even more ice cream. That friend had stopped in his tracks when he’d returned, then left again. Jae-suk has a funny story to share too: a group of bullies had approached him while his friend had gone out for ice cream. However he’d like to point out that he has no recollection of Jae-suk hitting him back then. Seung-joon still feels bad about it now, and he apologizes. So he’d run out, had seen them across the road, then knocked Jae-suk down with a flying kick. Seung-joon remembers one time where he and Jae-suk had argued (over what, he doesn’t remember), and he’d later gotten a call from a mutual friend asking why he hadn’t come out to hang out with everyone. Seung-joon doesn’t appreciate it, and immediately returns the favor. Pointing out that Seung-joon had a cutie face when they were young, Jae-suk pinches his cheek. Kwang-soo: “I’m so not like what you were back then! I don’t like tall girls who aren’t pretty.” Seung-joon says there was another girl Jae-suk dated for a month in their final year of high school, and Jae-suk confesses he did go out with her… once. To that, Haha tells Kwang-soo that this is why Jae-suk tries to give him dating advice because he sees so much of himself in him. Seung-joon even remembers what she looked like: “She was tall… but wasn’t pretty.” In short, Jae-suk was whipped as a boyfriend. He even says Jae-suk had a long-term girlfriend, and when Jae-suk rises from his seat, the others hold him back so Seung-joon can spill more high school secrets. Seung-joon describes Jae-suk as a class clown, a quality that the girls liked at first. It’s at this moment Seung-joon explains how Jae-suk attending private academy didn’t help his grades. Looking at their grades from school, Jae-suk ranked within the top third of his grade in his first year of high school… but then dropped to near the bottom of his class the next year. He admits they were close when they were younger, even if it’s hard for him to look at Jae-suk now. The others are quick to point out the awkward hug he and Jae-suk share, to which Seung-joon attributes to not seeing each other for 26 years. Cue actor Lee Seung-joon ( Descended From the Sun, Hyde, Jekyll, Me). It’s been decades since he’s been in this area, and he describes how his dear childhood friend is now a huge star. The goal: clear the missions at seven different locations within 12 hours.įirst stop is Yongmun-dong, where Jae-suk spent his growing years at. Broadcast on April 24, 2016.Īfter catching up with familiar faces last week, this second half of the “I’m Sorry, I Love You” special will focus on the people who have shaped our cast members’ lives. Get ready for an episode of high school reunions, childhood crushes, close friends, family, and mentors that all of us can relate to.ĮPISODE 296. This week is dedicated to the seven most important people in the lives of our cast and highlight how their presence, however brief, has affected another person’s life. Some memories don’t fade with time but grow deeper as the years pass. 28 ApApRunning Man: Episode 296 by gummimochi
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