Comedians Explore Evolving K-Homes on MBC's 'Save Me! Holmes'
Comedians Explore Evolving K-Homes on MBC's 'Save Me! Holmes'
On Thursday, the 26th, MBC's 'Save Me! Holmes' will feature comedians Kim Dae-hee, Jang Dong-min, and Shin Bong-sun as they explore various forms of traditional Korean homes that have evolved over time.

In this episode, the trio will recreate the family concept from the popular 'Need for Conversation' segment of the past comedy show 'Gag Concert', drawing attention. They will examine housing styles ranging from traditional to modern, showcasing their seamless chemistry developed over 20 years.

Their first stop is a traditional Korean house located just 30 seconds from a subway station, surprising everyone with its unexpected urban location. The house, which bears the marks of time yet is well-maintained, impresses the team. Inside, rare sights like an old bathhouse and washboard spark nostalgic conversations in the studio.
Comedians Explore Evolving K-Homes on MBC's 'Save Me! Holmes'
Comedians Explore Evolving K-Homes on MBC's 'Save Me! Holmes'
During their visit, the comedians discover nostalgic items in the attic, including a model of the Seoul Olympic torch and other rare household items, astonishing everyone. This leads to discussions about the frugal habits of past generations. Jang Dong-min (46) shares a story about a two-week fallout with his mother over her frugal lifestyle, piquing curiosity.

The homeowner, who raised three children, lives without remodeling and only heats one room, showcasing an ultra-frugal lifestyle that impresses the visitors. Promotional materials and tax-related documents found around the house raise questions about the homeowner's identity. An interview reveals a surprising twist, with Kim Dae-hee calling the homeowner "honey" and Jang Dong-min referring to her as "mom."

The K-Homes episode of 'Save Me! Holmes' airs on Thursday, the 26th, at 10 PM.

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr