In tvN's 'Busan Villager in Sydney', which ended on the 10th (Mon), Bae Jeong-nam experienced a working holiday with Heo Seong-tae at a large cafe in downtown Sydney and presented a new healing entertainment. In particular, Bae Jeong-nam delivered healing and bright laughter to viewers by showing his extraordinary affinity, innate sense, and quick work and kindness even in an unfamiliar cafe environment.
Unlike other performers, Bae Jeong-nam showed off a sibling-like chemistry with the Busan men with his excellent adaptability despite being put in the middle, and seemed to be distracted by the orders flocking in at a large cafe, but he quickly melted into the cafe and responded to customers and made a good impression on the local scene. The side of the Power E part-timer was revealed without filtering, such as exchanging stories with part-timers without hesitation.
Bae Jeong-nam, who showed the true taste of working holiday by armed with passion that could not cool down even in Sydney's hot weather, said, "I appeared in the hope that you would feel at least a little healing from your busy daily life while watching our 'Busan Villager in Sydney', and the response was good. and thank you for your interest. It was a short but thankful and good experience to work and rest passionately with the Busan men, and to feel a different daily life. I was happy to be able to meet the 'Busan villagers' who became my other brothers,” he said, expressing his gratitude.
tvN's 'Busan Villager in Sydney', starring Bae Jeong-nam, who worked as if he was traveling in everyday life and not only brought comfort to the viewers, but also exploded a family-like chemistry with the cast, ended its 12th episode on the 10th (Mon).
Reporter Ryu Ye-ji and Ten Asia ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr