[Stop the Show] 'IQ 167' Jung Ji-woong Reveals CSAT Scores... Jung Eun-pyo: "My Son Is the Savior of My Life"
KBS2 variety program 'Stop the Show' presents a special broadcast featuring heartfelt stories between parents and children. In this episode, airing on the 10th at 9:30 PM, various family stories and moments of communication unfold, featuring actor Jung Eun-pyo and his son Jung Ji-woong, as well as M
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KBS2 variety program 'Stop the Show' presents a special broadcast featuring heartfelt stories between parents and children. In this episode, airing on the 10th at 9:30 PM, various family stories and moments of communication unfold, featuring actor Jung Eun-pyo and his son Jung Ji-woong, as well as MC Jung Beom-gyun's parents.
Jung Eun-pyo, who is also a father of three, shares his honest parenting experiences and advice for audience members with teenage children. In particular, he shows special affection for his son Jung Ji-woong, calling him "the savior who saved my life three times." He then draws attention by offering practical solutions, noting that "puberty is a difficult time for both parents and children."
The activities of Jung Ji-woong, a Seoul National University student known to have an IQ of 167, also stand out. In this broadcast, he fully reveals his CSAT scores and generously shares practical study methods for students preparing for exams. In response, comedienne Kim Young-hee lightens the mood with a witty remark, calling it "a program chosen by the highly educated."
MC Jung Beom-gyun's parents also make a special appearance under the nickname "Beom-gyun's Parents." They personally prepare a cheering note that reads, "Cheer up, our son," to encourage him. With his mother's striking resemblance and his father said to resemble actor Choi Soo-jong, Jung Beom-gyun shows an unusually nervous side, drawing laughter.
In addition, Gal So-won, who delivered an outstanding performance as a child actress in the film 'Miracle in Cell No. 7,' appears in the audience seating showing how much she has grown, drawing attention. Her participation in the broadcast as a companion to one of the guests sharing their concerns adds another point of interest. Through this special episode, 'Stop the Show' aims to deliver a meaningful time for parents and children to empathize and communicate together.
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