(Final Episode)
I'd like to meet him at least once.
I think I should.
Let's get up then.
(Shining under Starlight)
This is where his ashes were scattered.
A few years ago, an illness took his life.
I confirmed...
that this is where his family scattered his ashes.
What was he like?
He must've been a bad man.
No, he wasn't.
From what I hear,
no one around him ever considered him to be bad.
He was a fragile soul who was also considerate.
Gwang Nam,
are you all right?
Yes, Dad.
I'm good.
Thank you for giving me a good life.
Gwang Nam,
don't think of anything else...
and focus on bringing a healthy baby to term.
The world can flip ten times over for all I care.
You'll still be my daughter.
My eldest daughter.
What did you urgently need to talk about?
Byun Ho,
do you remember...
the friend I mentioned a few years back?
The friend who wanted to know...
if there was a way to claim custody...
over his child's biological father?
Yes.
Truth is,
his eldest daughter's birth father went to prison after being framed.
There's something called a retrial, right?
Could that be an option?
Yes.
But only if there's new evidence...
that could overturn the ruling.
Well, here.
Here's that evidence.
He wasn't the mastermind...
and only participated in a minimum role,
but he was framed as one.
I'd appreciate it if you'd look into the case.
I get what you're asking.
I'll study the case and get back to you.
My friend...
wants to prove his innocence for his eldest daughter's sake.
Byun Ho, please take a good look into the case.
You're probably busy, so I'll let you go about your day.
Father.
Please let your friend know...
that I'm aware of his sufferings...
and that he can be at ease now.
Even as a man,
I can't imagine what he went through to keep his family together.
I'll do my best...
so that he can have a retrial on his daughter's behalf.
Please let your friend know that.
I'm sure my friend will greatly appreciate it.
He'll be able to be somewhat at ease.
It's all over now.
I did everything I needed to do.
Byun Ho didn't catch on to what you were saying, right?
He's always been dense, so I highly doubt it.
How he can be a lawyer though is beyond me.
Well, you never know.
I hope Gwang Nam believes that he's dead...
and moves on.
By the way, isn't he being released from prison soon?
What if he seeks Gwang Nam out after being released?
What?
Are you sure you didn't know?
I bet you loved having Byeol flirt with you.
Are you on my case too?
Where's the guy who ditched his final audition...
just to go after Gwang Sik...
but got into a car accident instead?
You should've at least discussed it with me.
You went to see Byeol behind my back too.
Can you stop mentioning Byeol?
Byeol, Star, or whatnot. I'm sick of hearing that name now.
I'm sick of it.
But who turned out to be Byeol?
I know, all right? So stop hammering me with it.
Then get on your knees and beg.
He never had anyone take interest in him,
so the newfound fame must've gone to his head.
They say it's dangerous to fly close to the sun, right?
Please consider this as a foolish mistake made by man.
What else can you do but understand him?
For better or for worse, he's your husband.
He crossed the line though.
I'm sure this incident taught him a lesson...
and nothing like this will happen again.
If he does this again, I'll disown him myself.
You know I'm a man of my words, right?
I'll speak up on TV shows...
and say that a jerk like him shouldn't be on TV.
So please, let him off with just a warning this once.
For my sake, at least.
Well...
Here you go.
You don't have to walk me out.
Father, take care.
Can we please talk?
You've been giving me the cold shoulder for days.
It's been freezing.
I said what I needed to say.
It's right there.
People will point fingers...
if we divorce over something that petty.
Ta-da. I made spaghetti.
It should only be used as a trivet.
Can you please have a seat?
Something that petty?
It's not petty at all.
That was just the beginning.
The entertainment industry will be the field you work in,
and I don't think I can handle it.
It's why I'm letting you go.
Rather than someone as petty as me,
marry someone who's understanding.
Forget that. Lee Gwang Sik is the one I want.
This won't happen again.
I made it to the lobby when we first agreed to meet,
but I couldn't show myself.
I was scared it would be the end of us,
so I hid.
I didn't have the courage to end it all just yet.
And now?
Are you saying you're ready?
- Yes. - Don't be ridiculous.
You may think so, but not for me.
I made so many mistakes today...
that I even got an earful from Dae Chang.
My head was filled with thoughts of you...
and I couldn't do anything properly.
It wasn't me but Byeol you were thinking of.
Not Byeol, but you, Lee Gwang Sik.
Please forgive me this once.
I can forget everything else,
but not how you looked when you were waiting for Byeol.
There was excitement in your eyes.
You don't get that kind of look when you look at me.
Be honest with me. What did you like about Byeol?
Honestly?
Yes.
Honestly,
I felt like you had changed a lot after our marriage.
So I was scared.
Scared?
I was scared of you when you nitpicked at everything.
And even now...
I'm not your mom or older sister.
I don't want to hear that from my husband.
I'm sorry. You wanted me to be honest with you.
Go on.
On our wedding night,
all you did was count the gift money and talk about living expenses.
I understand.
You acted that way because I didn't make enough money.
But still, I don't want you to be so realistic.
I like it better when I can support and protect you.
Byeol...
believed in me and supported me no matter what.
She gave me confidence,
just like you did before we got married.
I know it's important for couples to be realistic,
but I realized a couple preoccupied with reality can grow apart.
Can't we be a little less mature...
and more romantic?
If we both lose touch with reality,
who will keep this household going?
We can make a living and have fun at the same time.
Hang on. I need to make a call.
What are you doing?
Byeol, this is Ye Seul.
Don't text me ever again.
You should shine only in my heart.
I love Gwang Sik the most in the world.
From this moment forth, you're out, Byeol.
Out!
See?
I just ended it with Byeol.
Come here.
What are you doing? Let go of me.
I don't want you to get away with it like this.
The spaghetti will get soggy.
I don't care. I'll just make some more.
Three little bears living in a house
Daddy bear, mommy bear, baby bear
Daddy bear is so fat
Mommy bear is so slim
(Finally 12 weeks pregnant)
You should sing it to Hanbang too.
Shall I?
Let's make a video.
Okay. Hanbang, listen carefully. I'll sing for you.
All right.
Three little bears living in a house
Daddy bear, mommy bear, baby bear
Up down, up down, there you go
Let me see.
It looks good.
Hang on.
Hello? Yes, this is Heo Ki Jin.
You can move in anytime you want since the contract is signed.
But before that, do you need any cleaning or interior design?
Yes.
Okay. See you then. Take care.
- Who was that? - You don't have to know.
Why did you speak in English?
You spoke in English on purpose so I couldn't understand, right?
No way.
He's the CEO of a company moving into our building.
He's from abroad.
I asked if he's going to need any remodeling work.
You could've said that, but you said I didn't need to know.
I feel like I'm being looked down on.
It's not like that.
I just didn't want to talk about work with you.
I'm going to start learning English from now on.
You should teach me.
It's not like you can learn it overnight.
- What is it? - What is it?
I have two things to tell you.
First, it's about Dad's wedding.
Let's have one before it's too late.
I want them to live happily together as soon as possible.
Okay. Things won't move forward if we don't hurry.
I'll look for a house.
I'll talk to Pung Jin and take a house on a lease for now.
And we'll look into buying a house next year.
Okay. We'll count on you to take care of the house.
What's the other thing?
I was thinking we should take Dad to his hometown.
I want him to feel proud to take us there.
He hasn't been to his hometown for a long time.
The three of us made a promise the night before your wedding.
Let's work on it.
Okay, Gwang Nam.
That's a good idea.
A wedding is not necessary.
You should have one if you can.
What kind of wedding would you like?
It could be at a wedding hall.
Or you can have a small ceremony only with our family at a hotel.
I don't want to invite people.
The family can gather for a meal and be done with it.
I'd like to put on a wedding dress though.
Of course. You should wear a wedding dress no matter what.
Dad, you should wear a tuxedo as well.
I don't need a tuxedo.
That's just wrong.
I think it is right.
Just do as you're told, Dad.
Fine. What can I do? I'll just do as you say.
This is what we've decided. Are you okay with that?
Thank you so much.
I didn't expect there would be a wedding.
We will try our best to treat you well as our stepmother.
Please live happily with Dad as you do now.
We will appreciate it.
I'm doing this because I love him. Why would you thank me?
I appreciate that you consider me your stepmother,
but you really don't have to.
I'll be grateful...
if you just recognize me...
as your dad's partner.
Thank you so much.
You made our dad a happy man.
Can I hold your hands?
I've led a lonely life.
I didn't know I'd get to have a family like this.
I was so lucky...
that I moved into this studio.
Thank you so much.
I'm worried about you.
You'll be lonely once I get married.
The girls say they will lease a house for me.
You should live with me.
Don't be ridiculous.
Would I be so tactless to live with newlyweds?
I couldn't possibly watch you two being lovey-dovey.
What would be the problem?
It's just the three of us living together.
You're friends with Unit 401. You two even exercise together.
You say that now, but if I actually moved in with you,
I'm sure I'll be the third wheel.
You'll glower at me up and down and hang me out to dry.
I just can't leave you alone here.
I should ask the kids...
to find me a basement room somewhere and move out.
Once you're gone,
I would have no reason to live here.
It's hot today.
You don't have to do this.
I need to earn my keep.
I will start working with Cheol Soo next week.
I made you a mixed grain shake.
Thanks. Let me finish this first.
Wait.
I got this from Ye Seul.
Do you like it? Do you want it?
Even without Cheol Soo,
can't you stay in the basement room?
What would people think?
It will make things hard for you.
- Order up. - Okay.
Enjoy your meal.
You and your son run a good business.
The son cooks and the mom serves.
You must amass a fortune.
Is he your eldest son?
Well...
Honey, that's enough. Go home and rest.
You're married?
Yes. She's my wife.
That's insane.
How much older is she?
We're 28 years apart.
- My gosh. - My gosh.
- I'm jealous. - I'm jealous.
How did you meet?
I fell for her at first sight...
and followed her around.
She's my first love.
We have a seven-year-old too.
What?
My goodness.
Darn it.
Hey.
Who's he? Your older brother?
He's not my brother. He's my uncle.
Are you jealous?
Uncle.
Her dad looks like a brother and so does her uncle.
My dad is so old.
Why did you ask me to pick you up?
I wanted to brag about you to my friends.
There are so many people watching.
Ttu Gi.
Miss!
Oh, dear. I forgot all about my backpack.
You've never done this before.
What's up?
Miss, say hi. This is my uncle.
Oh, hello.
Hello.
I'm Ttu Gi's dad's brother, Byun Sa Chae.
It's just my name that's freaky.
Oh, dear.
Ttu Gi, are you okay? You clumsy thing.
Oh, well...
Ttu Gi set them up.
I think he's off my case now.
When he's head over heels in love,
he'll have no time to harass you.
Exactly.
I brought her over because she wanted to sleep with you.
I'm giving you and Dad some space.
I sometimes wonder how old she really is.
You should go. Dad is waiting.
Okay, I'll go now.
- Bye, Bong Ja. - Bye.
- Get home safely. - I will.
- Don't trip and fall, okay? - Okay.
It's like mom and daughter switched places.
Cheers.
Thank you for saying what you did to the customers.
Why would you thank me for telling a fact?
It feels awkward when people look at us funny...
and ask weird questions.
Taeng Ja. I told you not to feel that way.
Why can't you speak up?
Be brave and speak up. Tell them that I'm your man.
Why can't you?
Say it from now on.
Okay, Gong Chae.
Since Ttu Gi's not here tonight,
it's time for me to ravish you.
Oh dear!
Why didn't you have a daughter like me?
Look at my mom.
She turned her life around because of me.
There's not much to life.
Can't you get married too?
I guess that's not part of my fate.
Cheol Soo, I had so much fun today.
Do you know you snored all through the movie?
Did I even snore?
I closed my eyes in case I felt dizzy,
and I must've fallen asleep.
I won't snore next time.
Do you always snore?
A bit?
Will you hate me if I snore?
No. As long as you don't grind your teeth.
I don't grind my teeth.
I have a friend who can't sleep unless she hears her husband snore.
I think I'll be the same.
Cheol Soo. You have something to say, don't you?
Stop scratching what little hair you have left...
and just spit it out.
Well...
How about we live together here?
I don't want to owe my daughters,
and I don't want to leave Dol Se behind.
I'd love that.
A bigger house only means more cleaning.
I'd like to live here with you and stick right by your side...
like a piece of chewing gum.
Thank you, Young Hee.
I had fun today.
So did I.
Good. Then...
Sleep well.
Wait.
Are you leaving just like that?
Then what?
Did you have dinner?
Of course. Look at the time.
Did you enjoy the date?
Where did you go?
I said we'd see a movie.
- And then? - We had pork cutlet.
And then?
Then we came home. Oh, dear.
Watching a movie is hard work.
You would be tired. You look like you did a lot.
You didn't come straight home, did you?
We came right back after the movie.
Tell the truth. You made a stop on the way back.
Stop where?
- Shall we bet on it? - Let's bet on it.
Why don't you believe what I say?
Let's bet ten dollars.
Sure, why not? This is just wrong.
- Come with me. Come on. - Where to?
- Where are we going? - Get up.
- What are you doing? - Come here.
My gosh.
Oh, dear. This is wrong. Just wrong!
This is just wrong.
My goodness.
Give me my ten dollars. You had a great time.
How did you hold yourself back your whole life?
You're so frustrating.
I'm a mess.
This is wrong.
Let me have a look. Look at me.
Rub your forehead some more.
Darn you.
He won't move?
No. He'll move into Unit 401.
He's worried about Dol Se and some other things.
They can all live together.
There's a kitchen, living room, and three bedrooms.
They can't live in one tiny room.
If that's what Dad wants, let him do that.
That's what I think too.
You can focus just on the wedding.
It'll be at a hotel?
Yes. We rented a small hall.
Did you two make up?
Did they fight?
Let it go.
That's not fair.
Auntie, break the news. What happened?
Am I the bearer of news?
Oh, well, who cares?
Gwang Sik came over not long ago...
and cried her eyes out.
She cried her eyes out? About what?
Ye Seul is giving her a hard time because he's famous now,
eyeing other women and whatnot.
My gosh. That's terrible.
He hasn't been popular for long.
What a joke. He should think of when he used to live here.
Is that what it was about?
We made up.
This won't do. I should talk to Byun Ho.
Don't just talk to Byun Ho. Talk to Ki Jin too.
He belittles me when he teaches me English.
He belittles you? How dare he belittle my sister?
Couples shouldn't teach each other anything.
I heard of couples getting divorced over driving lessons.
I wonder why men are like that.
For women, feelings only ripen.
But men flame out...
after burning hard at first.
How dare they.
The sons-in-law will wish they were dead today.
How dare they upset my sisters?
Go easy on them.
Yes, Gwang Nam.
Got it.
- Hello. - I'll keep it short.
End it with my sister.
She's completely out of your league.
I hope we never meet again over this matter.
Yes, Gwang Nam. I got it.
- You're here. - Ki Jin,
be good to Gwang Tae so that she doesn't have to worry.
Don't eye other women.
You'll pay if you break her heart.
It's not like I know a way out of this.
I've been in your position before.
Gwang Tae is a martial arts expert...
and no one beats Gwang Sik in an argument.
It's terrifying when they come at you at once.
When they were young, the whole neighborhood knew...
that the Gwang sisters were wild and abrasive.
I'm the man who lives with the woman who never loses arguments.
And I live with the martial arts expert.
Goodness.
Just so you know, I won't let Blessing...
ever marry a woman with many sisters.
Guys,
rather than taking the hit,
shouldn't we prepare a counterattack?
He's right!
I don't care how wild the Gwang sisters are.
We three can hold our own ground.
They always try to outnumber us, but we can play that game too.
Death only finds those who don't unite!
Up!
What do they take us for, right?
- We've got this! - We've got this!
Let's go.
All right. Now that you've had your beer,
tell us why you came to us as a group.
Do we need a reason?
We just wanted to suggest...
an amicable relationship...
Don't beat around the bush and cut to the chase.
You shouldn't call us out one by one.
What?
Don't ask us...
to meet you separately...
and gang up on us like you always do.
A 1-on-1 confrontation is challenging enough,
but the three of you?
Don't you feel bad for us?
We only do that because you deserve it.
I'm still scared after 16 years of marriage,
so it'd be worse for Ye Seul.
And what about Ki Jin?
It's terrifying the first time.
- Did you find it unreasonable? - No, of course not.
- What about you? - Hardly.
Are your tails already between your legs?
This isn't what we agreed on.
I don't think we said anything.
We didn't, but you got all worked up.
Seriously? This is betrayal, guys.
Gwang Nam, I wasn't speaking for myself.
Ye Seul, Ki Jin, this is unacceptable.
I see you've been holding a grudge.
That's why you took advantage of Ye Seul and Ki Jin.
Would you like to be ostracized by your mother, Blessing, and me?
That's not it.
Ye Sul and Ki Jin asked me to rescue them.
I had no choice but to speak up.
You know me.
I'm always on Team Gwang Sisters.
The sisters who were known for their beauty since childhood.
You said people thought they were abrasive.
- When did I say that? - You heard him too, right?
What? No, I didn't catch that.
Seriously?
Ye Seul said...
that it was hard...
to live with Gwang Sik who never lost arguments...
and Ki Jin finds it hard to live with a martial arts expert.
- We never said it was hard! - We never said it was hard!
Gwang Tae, it's a lie. I never said such a thing.
Neither did I. I wouldn't dare.
This is wrong. Gwang Nam, you see...
Forget it. You three can talk it out.
We should get going. Come on, girls.
Don't stay out too late.
We'll talk when you get home.
You know what I mean, right?
Gosh, what do we do?
I thought Byun Ho would save us from them.
I knew something was wrong the second he started to stutter.
What now, Byun Ho?
I had no idea you were this low on the totem pole.
Don't take it up with me...
when you're the ones who waved the white flag first.
I can't believe you dragged me into this.
Three more glasses of draft beer, please.
Actually, I...
It seems like teaming up will only do harm, so bye.
- Bye. - What?
I should find another way to save myself too.
Ye Seul, wait for me!
- Make that one glass, please. - Sure.
- Actually, cancel the order. - What?
What was it?
It's hard to live with a wife who never loses arguments?
Of course not.
Byun Ho and Ki Jin egged me on, you know.
I couldn't step aside while they were teaming up.
Can't you give me a pass?
I never intended to come at you.
- Can I trust your word? - Of course.
By the way, Byun Ho and Ki Jin seem to have a lot of complaints...
while I have none.
I bet you're exhausted today.
What are you getting at?
That reminds me.
I got a commercial offer.
Really? For which product?
Look at you lighting up.
Tell me what the product is.
Athlete's foot ointment.
Athlete's foot ointment?
It's funky, right?
A vehicle or smartphone would've been way cooler.
Who cares? Looking cool doesn't bring in the bucks.
Just do anything that generates an income.
Medicine for athlete's foot, constipation,
prostate issues, and hair loss.
Look at my money-hungry wife.
Rather than the nation's sweetheart,
I'm known for being a good son...
which is why I'm asked to promote products the older generation needs.
A nation's sweetheart, my foot.
Tell the world you are already married...
and stop telling people you live alone.
When did I ever say that?
Those around me already know I'm married.
Byeol must not be in touch these days.
Not since I ended things the other day.
She must know I'm serious.
What is it? Do you have an upset stomach?
Should I get you some medicine?
Hold on a second.
No way.
What is it?
Is it what I think it is?
No, you can't!
Not until we're out of this basement apartment!
Nicely done, Gwang Sik.
My wife is the best!
Oh, no. What do we do?
Nice! You're the best!
- You... - You're the best.
Get over here.
What do we do?
Peek-a-boo!
Would that be enough?
Gwang Tae, I'm sorry.
I wasn't on board, but the others kept insisting.
Please have a seat.
I got you the cake that you love.
Ta-da.
It's not like I have any power.
As the youngest, I had to follow orders.
Who scares you more? Me or the other husbands?
You, of course.
Who do you like more? Me or the other husbands?
I like you 100 times, and ten thousand times over.
My puppy.
Good boy.
Hanbang, let's forgive your dad just this once.
Hanbang said we should.
Nice.
How was the rally against the Gwang sisters' tyranny?
You saw how we gave up before it got any far.
Unbelievable.
I can't believe you'd round up the other husbands...
and egg them on to take control of your wives.
There's nothing bad to say about Gwang Nam.
You should've been the one...
to knock sense into your wife's brothers-in-law.
Is that how I raised you?
Did you have to tell her?
You three teaming up will do you no good.
Not when Gwang Nam has me in her corner.
Now get over here.
Have some watermelon and come to your senses.
It sure is lonely here.
It's always 2 against 1.
Adding Blessing, it's 3 to 1.
And soon, it'll be 4 against 1.
You heard her. Now have some watermelon.
Whatever. Count me out.
Mother, you're the best.
How dare he get cheeky with us.
Let's have it all and not leave any for him.
Gwang Nam,
think who has the upper hand.
Do you still have that? Hand it over.
Are you insane?
Delete it already!
Why would I delete a prized possession?
Try and get it.
No, let me have it!
(Delete)
Give it back.
What on earth?
What did he send at this late hour?
Where are my glasses?
Whatever.
So did they go?
No, I had no idea.
Yes, I got it. We'll talk again.
I hear people these days go on what is called a babymoon.
Yes, I hear some do.
Are you offering to send me on one?
You should do everything that other pregnant women do.
Experience everything during your pregnancy...
so that there are no regrets left.
There's a lot I want to do as a grandmother...
and it's my pleasure to help my daughter-in-law...
have the perfect pregnancy experience.
I hear you, Mother. I'll discuss it with Byun Ho.
Have you picked a name for the baby?
I hear they give babies nicknames from the womb.
A nickname? We haven't gotten around to it.
Come up with one then. Is there one you like?
What should we go with?
It's Blessing's sibling, so how about Behind?
Behind is highly inappropriate.
Buttocks would sound weird too.
What about Herring?
It reminds you of someone petty, so no can do.
I'd like it to be as fun as Blessing.
What could be a good one?
How about Fish Cake?
Fish Cake?
It sounds like five times the blessing.
I love it, Mother.
Byun Ho loves fish cakes too.
That's all he eats when we eat tteokbokki.
It's perfect, Mother!
Fish Cake.
Hello, Fish Cake.
I look forward to the day when we can play.
Blessing, your sibling is called Fish Cake.
Say, "Fish Cake."
- Say, "Fish Cake." - Fish Cake.
Your sibling is Fish Cake.
That's your sibling's nickname.
Blessing, come to mommy.
Blessing, we'll kick the ball around.
Here you go. Catch!
Goodness.
I'm sorry, but could I have...
Thank you.
What is it?
The ball rolled over to him and he picked it up for me.
Did he say something?
No, he didn't say a word.
What is it?
It's nothing.
This is Bae Byun Ho.
The evidence is enough to ask for a retrial.
However,
I'd appreciate you not showing yourself to my wife.
I hope you understand.
Welcome. We've been waiting since you called.
I honestly have no idea,
but I hear these paintings are worth a lot of money.
Please have a seat.
Can I get you something to drink?
Iced Americano, cafe latte, vanilla latte,
cafe mocha, and cappuccino are available.
How about a low-fat option...
with whipped cream on top?
Deul Re, you'll have cafe mocha with whipped cream, right?
Gosh, I apologize.
The part-timer of ten years just sprung out of me.
I'm good with the beverage.
I don't intend to see my daughter grow old as an unmarried woman.
Really?
You made the right decision. You really did.
I need to ask a favor though.
Consider it done.
My daughter will be your brother-in-law's wife.
Despite her being older though,
you seem like the type to bully her.
I'd like you to refrain from that.
She might actually collapse.
Don't be ridiculous. That would never happen.
I'm a doctor who works in the ER.
I've hit rock bottom and been through the worst,
and you're worried I'd bully the bookworm.
But don't be.
I'm of noble blood,
so manners are something I value.
It's just that my choice of words is on the vulgar side.
She absolutely adores me.
I don't know if I'm doing the right thing.
Anyway, let's move on with the wedding.
Really? Did she really approve?
That's right.
I'll take care of the wedding date and the expenses.
What would we have done if you hadn't joined this family?
Everything I've been wanting to achieve...
became a reality thanks to you.
It's like I said before marrying Ki Jin.
Even parasites have plans,
so how could the great Lee Gwang Tae not have one?
Congratulations, Pung Jin.
Pung Jin, congratulations.
I congratulate you from the bottom of my heart.
What does Fish Cake want? I'll grab some on my way home.
Fish cakes.
Fish cakes it is.
I'll buy it in bulk.
Honey.
Yes?
It's nothing.
Ye Seul, Ki Jin, you're being rounded up.
It's nothing to be scared about though.
- Father, you're here. - Hey.
You can't marry her without cleaning up first.
Come on.
I can go on my own, you know.
When you have three sons-in-law?
Shall we, Father?
- Goodness. - Gosh.
You'll get a good scrub.
Gosh, that feels good.
Yes, right there. That's somewhere I can't reach.
- Here? - Yes.
- Now, switch! - Yes, switch!
- Don't you feel lighter? - I sure do.
Father, you're as fit as a man in his 30s.
Don't you lie!
Yes, it's a lie.
Why you...
That feels good.
I've never been as happy as I am now.
Going to a bathhouse with my sons-in-law?
Thank you, Byun Ho.
Ye Seul and Ki Jin, you too.
Father, we should make this a monthly event.
Do you hear me, boys?
- Yes, sir! - Yes, sir!
Here.
Okay.
Gosh, check out my skin. Look how soft it is.
Check it out.
- It's soft, isn't it? - Stop it.
My three sons-in-law took turns scrubbing my back.
I thought I was losing all my skin.
People thought they were my sons at first.
And they were so jealous when I said they were my sons-in-law.
So this is what they say.
Having sons can't compare to the joys of having daughters.
I've finally found happiness in my later years.
I've had my daughters splash cold water on my back before,
but going to the bathhouse with my sons-in-law is a first.
Gosh, what's wrong with this?
What? I'm out of lotion.
Dol Se, can I use yours?
- Gosh. - Hey.
I don't even use that much at a time.
Gosh, it's just some lotion. You're being so stingy.
You must be happy...
to have someone else's sons scrub your back.
I have two sons myself,
but I've never been to a bathhouse with them.
I won't do this.
You darn your own socks.
Gosh.
I haven't thought of it.
He seemed disappointed.
He was all sulky.
He said having sons was no use.
I'm sorry, Father.
You don't have to apologize to me.
I just feel bad for him.
You know what I mean, right?
Yes. Thank you.
What?
What are you doing?
Nothing.
Then stop idling away and come on out.
You must be tired from scrubbing your father-in-law's back.
Why do you want to see me?
Just come on out.
(Shining under Starlight)
- What's going on? - I'm sorry, Dad.
I've never thought about this before.
Let's go to a bathhouse.
- Let's go, Dad. - You already had a bath.
I'll just skin myself today.
Let's take a bath and go eat something delicious.
- Come on. - You don't have to do this.
- Let's just go. - Follow us.
I don't need to take a bath.
I know you like this.
My gosh.
Gosh, it's cold.
- Gosh, Dad. - This feels better.
Don't do that to Dad.
Gosh, it got into my eye.
You fool.
- Gosh. - Hey.
This is hot water.
I should've given the drumsticks to both of you like this before.
It was foolish of me.
Just because of a drumstick,
Ye Seul got hurt, and Bae Seul felt sorry.
I tore you guys apart.
I'm sorry.
Once I die,
you will only have each other to count on.
Forget the past and rely on each other.
I'll be a good older brother.
Just be yourself.
What's up with you guys today?
You just keep reflecting on yourselves after the bath.
I guess we washed away all our badness
- Eat this, Dad. - This is for you.
You eat too.
Since when were you so nice to him?
I was always nice to him.
You always called him a jerk or a punk.
This jerk will enjoy the food.
All right.
- Here. Eat it. - You can have mine.
- No, it's for Dad. - I'm okay.
- Let's just eat. - Excuse me. We will have one more.
Gosh. Aren't you sweet?
How did you think of doing something so nice?
I didn't even ask you.
That's what you wanted to ask me this morning, right?
Yes. How did you know?
When I got to the office and thought about Father,
I wanted to go to the bathhouse with him.
You're so sweet.
This is what Dad has always said.
"I envy people who have sons."
"They can go to the bathhouse together."
I can do everything for him but that.
Thank you so much.
Women hate going to the bathhouse with their mothers-in-law.
Did you not hate it?
Men like to go to the sauna with close friends.
The old sayings are all true.
They say a man loves his in-laws if he loves his wife.
Since I love you, I want to do anything for Father.
I feel the same way.
I love you, so I want to be nice to Mother.
Still, I won't go to the bathhouse with Mother.
What if she criticizes my body?
- She will criticize you? - That's what women do.
They sneak glances at each other and look at each other's bodies.
Don't men do things like that?
Well... When we go to the bathroom,
we do give side-glances.
My gosh.
Hello, Dad.
Now?
Okay.
I think it's okay to burn this diary now.
Can I?
- Yes. - Yes.
Go ahead and burn it, Dad.
(Congratulations on Lee Cheol Soo and Kim Young Hee's wedding.)
We will now begin...
the wedding of Lee Cheol Soo and Kim Young Hee.
We hope you two will live happily ever after.
We will drop the formalities and have the cake-cutting ceremony.
Please sing together.
- Congratulations - Congratulations
- And celebrations - And celebrations
- Congratulations on your wedding - Congratulations on your wedding
Dad, this is a wedding gift for you.
What is this?
"Lee Cheol Soo Children's Library?"
We came up with a plan.
We are going to build...
a children's library in a small three-story building...
under your name in your hometown.
Gosh, how did you get the idea?
I can't believe this. That's just right.
Father, I think this is your first time to say that.
You guys are amazing.
How could you think of building a library?
They're from a noble family. They are extraordinary.
It must cost a lot though.
You should buy a site and construct a building.
We're talking to the mayor...
to have the local government provide the site.
The three of us planned it,
but our husbands agreed to help us.
Dad, we will also prepare some food at my restaurant...
to help those in need.
That sounds great.
Using my talent to help others...
is better than anything else.
You also unclog toilets...
in senior citizen's centers and nursing homes for free.
You're right.
He can unclog anything, no matter what.
He did mine too.
Father, I got you a little something.
What is it? Did you two prepare something?
I wasn't going to do this, but it just happened.
Han Ye Seul and Lee Gwang Sik's offspring,
Seul Sik is six weeks old.
- What? - My goodness.
- Congratulations. - I'm so happy for you.
- Congratulations. - My gosh.
I'm not sure if I deserve all this.
I never imagined this would happen to me.
Dad, you have only happy days ahead of you.
I congratulate you again on your wedding.
Thank you, all of you.
Thanks to my children, I'm getting married.
And I have someone who will always be on my side.
(Congratulations on Lee Cheol Soo and Kim Young Hee's wedding.)
I think this is what marriage is about.
When something good or bad happens,
you have someone to hold your hand and feel happy together...
or wipe away the tears.
That is marriage.
I hope you all love and cherish your other half.
Now it's time for the final highlight.
The Gwang Sisters' husbands' performance.
Okay.
On the stage that is called life
Everyone has their own role
On the stage of my life
I am the lead
Wherever I went I was number two or three
It caused a lot of heartache
But from now on, to each other
We are number one
Okay, okay, it's okay
Whatever your heart says
Okay, okay, there's no giving up
Good luck to my life
Father, Mother.
Your useless son is finally here to see you.
Until now,
I couldn't come because I was too ashamed to face you.
Forgive me.
You didn't care for girls because they don't carry on the family name,
but times have changed.
Here with me are my eldest, second,
and third and youngest daughter.
When they were born,
society still discriminated women from men.
But now, men and women alike are valuable members of society.
Father, Mother.
These are my children who will carry on the family name.
They look just like me, don't they?
Accept their greetings.
(Happy 100th Day, Heo Wang Teuk)
(Heo Wang Teuk's 100th Day)
I liked it when Gong Chae was around.
(8 months later)
- We're here. - Welcome, Wang Teuk.
Welcome.
You're home.
Hello. COVID-19's gone, so I took a break from work.
I can finally breathe.
He's grown, hasn't he?
What's up, Auntie?
What? Okay, I'll be right there.
My sisters are in labor. I have to go and help.
What about Wang Teuk's 100th day party?
I can't breathe.
- Hi. - Byun Ho.
Good luck.
You too.
Good luck.
Stay strong.
Take care. Careful.
Stay strong, honey.
Fish Cake. Keep going!
Gwang Nam, don't breathe like that. Breathe slowly.
Don't be scared.
Slowly...
You can do this.
Seul Sik! Stay strong! Dad's here!
Come on! Keep it up!
Gwang Sik, push as if you're on the toilet.
You can do this. Okay?
(Special Clinic for Expectant Mothers)
Who is it?
- My gosh. - Yes.
The other one is out too.
Dad. They're both girls.
- My gosh. - Yes!
Good for you.
(Another year later)
You look so pretty.
What is it, Dae Chang?
A commercial?
This time it's a car?
Okay. Thanks, Dae Chang.
Stop doing commercials.
People are saying they're sick of seeing you all the time.
This car ad will be the last.
Our lives changed so much here that I don't want to move.
It's the best house ever.
We lived here long enough.
Even Dae Chang lives in a 265m² apartment.
(First Birthday)
Uncle, I'm so glad the COVID-19 virus is now gone.
Me too. It's so nice being able to go out without a mask.
Lots of people had a hard time last year.
The whole country got together to get through it.
I don't even want to think about those times.
I thought it would never end, but all things do end.
- Father. - They're here.
We're here.
- Dad. - Welcome.
Wang Dae is here.
Welcome, Wang Dae.
Welcome, Ms. Ji.
Hello. We're here to celebrate Wang Dae's birthday.
I've been here so many times, it feels like home.
- Hello, welcome. - Thank you.
Blessing is all grown up.
Dad, Wang Joong is here.
- Hello. - Welcome.
My gosh.
- Wang Joong is here. - Hello, Wang Joong.
My goodness.
- Hello, Grandpa. - Hello.
Grandpa.
Do you prefer this grandpa or that grandpa?
Of course she'd prefer her dad's dad.
Why would you even ask, Mr. Lee?
Peek-a-boo.
Mr. Han. I have more than enough granddaughters.
Why isn't Wang Teuk here yet?
- Wang Teuk is here. - Welcome.
Hello.
My gosh.
Hello, Wang Teuk.
She looks pretty.
- Hello. - Grandpa.
Hello.
- Wang Teuk. - Good girl.
You're the leader.
You're the eldest girl here.
Wang Teuk. Keep your cousins in line.
I should've gotten pregnant first.
I told you not to count the money on our first night.
- Hello, Wang Teuk. - How sweet.
Hello? Yes?
Let's have the meeting on exporting jjimdak next week.
I'd like to review the terms and conditions thoroughly...
before making a decision.
In order to be a good partner,
I think it's necessary to be flexible with each other...
and feel trust from the initial contract, right?
Are you really my Gwang Tae?
She's a huge hit.
Thanks to her, we're exporting a whole load of jjimdak,
and my brother said he'll put her as joint owner of my building.
Auntie. Now I own a building too.
Good for you.
You're just a joint owner. I own everything myself.
Don't you own anything?
She has a better grasp of finances.
Even so, that's just wrong.
I'm jealous. You're all landladies.
Blessing's Mom, don't feel down.
You own Korea's most popular lawyer.
You're going to be CEO of your own law firm?
How many people do you hire?
He's in charge of 80 lawyers and staff.
My gosh.
That's amazing.
That's just right.
Honey. Don't feel jealous.
We move to a 130m² apartment next month.
Who cares how big the apartment is?
We just have to live happily.
What is there to life?
You're very right.
Your mindset is what really counts.
The more you're like this, the more you must be like that.
That's it.
What's that called?
The more you have, the more you must share.
The more you have, the more you must share?
It's two words with four syllables each.
It's not Korean.
It's called...
Nob... Oble...
"My romance is your affair."
Not that.
Noble... Oble...
Noblesse oblige.
That's it.
I just couldn't get that right.
The more you have, the more you must share.
You're right, Dad.
That's what we're all doing as part of...
the Okay Gwang Sisters' Volunteer Group.
We're doing a lot of good.
Cheol Soo's the luckiest man alive.
All his kids are successful.
He didn't even have 10,000 dollars and now he's rich.
By the way.
We're saving up to get Dad a hair transplant.
That's right.
I'll just live the way I look.
Young Hee says...
I'm cute.
As if she means it.
Ms. Kim, you lie a bit too much.
Gosh.
But it's true.
I find his hairstyle absolutely adorable.
Dad, we should begin...
Wang Dae and Wang Joong's first birthday party.
Wang Teuk can get in on the action too.
What's with their names though?
It's like you named them after the size of meals.
It's just wrong.
Why? I think it's nice.
Wang Dae, Wang Joong, and Wang Teuk.
We used to hate Gwang Nam, Gwang Sik, and Gwang Tae,
but we love our names now.
And we're proud of them.
The era of Gwang Sisters is over now.
It's time we welcome the era of the Wang Cousins.
(Shining under Starlight)
(Post)
Please take your seats!
- Sit over there. - All right.
- You can sit here. - Thank you.
- Let's all move a little closer. - Got it.
- All right. - Let's take a photo.
Here we go.
Where did Father go?
- He must've gone to the bathroom. - Oh, dear.
Is Mr. Lee Cheol Soo at this residence?
- Why are you looking for him? - Are you Mr. Lee?
I'm not. But I'm his in-law, so I can receive his mail.
- I'll take it. - Only Mr. Lee can receive it.
Dad!
- Are you Mr. Lee Cheol Soo? - Yes.
- A registered mail was sent. - A registered mail?
When he receives one of these, I always end up trembling.
It can't be another set of divorce papers, right?
- Father! - Don't say things like that.
What is it, Dad?
My gosh.
Goodness.
May I please have your attention?
Mr. Lee Cheol Soo...
has been selected as the province's Citizen of the Year.
The governor sent the letter himself.
"You are the father of a daughter..."
"who devotes herself..."
"to the Okay Gwang Sisters' Volunteer Group."
"You also led an exemplary life..."
"as the founder of Lee Cheol Soo Children's Library..."
"which is why we reward you with this award."
- Nice! - Congratulations.
We're all invited to the library opening...
and the award ceremony will take place.
Hold on. I'm not sure whether I'm worthy of such an award.
Many people deserve it more than I do.
This is wrong.
- No, it's right! - No, it's right!
This is just wrong.
- No, it's just right! - No, it's just right!
- Father, please have a seat. - My gosh.
- There you go. - All right.
We'll really take the photo now.
Please look at the camera.
- In 1, 2, 3. - In 2, 3.
(Thank you for watching Revolutionary Sisters.)