Tak Jae-hoon, known for his role in 'Jjanhanyoung', has expressed his intention to seek legal compensation from SBS.
On October 2, the YouTube channel 'Jjanhanyoung Shin Dong-yup' featured appearances by Tak Jae-hoon, Lee Sang-min, and Kim Jun-ho.
During the episode, Lee Sang-min discussed the prison concept of the SBS variety show 'Ahnigunde Jinjja', revealing, "We wanted to cast Dong-yup hyung, but it didn't happen." Shin Dong-yup humorously explained, "Prison is often referred to as 'bread' in slang, but we call it a bakery," eliciting laughter.
Regarding the sudden cancellation of the SBS show 'Shoes Off, Single for Men', Kim Jun-ho candidly shared, "I was shocked. The show I've been on for over four years got canceled right after I got married. Jimin likes it when I go out to work."
He added, "I heard Im Won-hee was leaving, and I thought, 'What should I do?' but I was also let go. I thought I was part of the Tak Jae-hoon and Lee Sang-min line, but there was no line."
Tak Jae-hoon, who faced the show's cancellation amid Lee Sang-min and Kim Jun-ho's remarriages, humorously complained, "Does anyone think I'm not getting married because I don't have a woman? Marriage isn't just about meeting someone. You have to look at the long term. Why do you like women so much? It's habitual."
Kim Jun-ho, who 'found love but lost a job', reflected, "Having done it for over four years, I think of 'Single for Men' every Wednesday, which was our recording day." Tak Jae-hoon mentioned the possibility of a 'SBS lawsuit', stating, "Im Won-hee and I should receive compensation. Even if Won-hee doesn't say it, he must feel empty."
In a phone call, Im Won-hee confessed, "Wednesdays have become just another day. I drink and sleep the same. It's the first time a program I've been on has disappeared, and it feels empty."
Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia journalist eun@tenasia.co.kr