Park Shin-yang Showcases Artistic Talent on 'Running Man' Detective Race

Park Shin-yang, a 13-year veteran painter, is set to showcase his artistic skills.

The upcoming episode of SBS's 'Running Man,' airing on the 22nd, features a high-stakes detective survival race with members transforming into detectives.

How skilled is Park Shin-yang at painting?
In the 'Detective Office: Find the Genuine' race, participants will gather clues about genuine items through missions, setting the stage for an intense battle of wits. The race takes place at the Sejong Center Art Museum, where Park Shin-yang's solo exhibition is currently being held. Here, a challenging painting mission unfolds, allowing a glimpse into Park's skills as a '13-year veteran painter.' All eyes are on Park, who has transitioned from a renowned actor to a painter. As he begins to paint, the members are left puzzled, exclaiming, "What is he doing?" Park's painting skills, which even leave seasoned variety show veterans bewildered, will be revealed in the broadcast.

Park Shin-yang's 'Running Man' Transformation: Playful Cheating?
The members employ various tricks to present Park with a 'spicy variety show' experience. Initially, Park seems to be on the receiving end, but soon he joins in the antics without hesitation, turning the scene upside down. Park's playful claim of "I didn't know it was cheating" adds to the fun, showcasing his complete transformation into a 'Running Man' member, even surprising the production team.

The Members' Battle to Find the Genuine Item: What Will Be the Outcome?
The 'Running Man' members' relentless efforts to obtain clues about the missing genuine item also draw attention. They demonstrate their determination to solve the case by enduring water splashes and even engaging in wild dances, promising to showcase the essence of a 'Running Man' race.

The 'Detective Office: Find the Genuine' race can be seen on 'Running Man,' airing at 6:10 PM on the 22nd.

Reporter: Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr