Airing Feb. 1, the episode follows the quartet on an overseas adventure. The four first teamed up in the 2017 film "The Sheriff in Town," and fans are eager to see their “real-life brothers” chemistry play out in unfamiliar territory.
The preview clips spotlight the actors’ off-screen personas―warm, goofy, and unfiltered―dialing up anticipation ahead of the trip.
Lee Sung-min takes on treasurer duties. He gripes, “Why am I the one handling the money?” but still tracks every won, even joking about charging to use the bathroom. His razor-sharp budgeting has Bae Jung-nam throwing his hands up: “Then I just won’t go,” he says, cracking everyone up.
Youngest member Bae Jung-nam volunteers as guide, brimming with enthusiasm but hilariously scatterbrained―forgetting his bag one moment and confusing discounts with freebies the next―keeping his older castmates on edge as he leads the way. Expect equal parts tension and laughter as his unpredictable choices steer the Kazakhstan itinerary.
Eldest Kim Jong-soo emerges as a fearless thrill-seeker. While the others balk at a sky-high swing, he slices through the air shouting, “Love it!” Between adrenaline rushes, he plays peacemaker and caretaker, the dependable big brother who keeps the crew grounded.
Meanwhile, Kim Sung-kyun shows off his domestic chops, packing homemade Korean sides like stir-fried anchovies, scorched rice, and pickled peppers. At a local market, he haggles his way into extra perks, revealing a resourceful, everyday charm that contrasts with his typically intense on-screen image.
Their fish-out-of-water misadventures in Kazakhstan premiere Sunday, Feb. 1 at 9 p.m. on "My Little Old Boy".
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)
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