Jo In-sung Comes to Park Bo-young's Rescue on 'Manito Club'

Actor Jo In-sung expressed concern over Park Bo-young's SOS call on the latest episode of MBC's variety show 'Manito Club.'

The episode aired on the 29th, featuring the third-generation members Cha Tae-hyun, Park Bo-young, Lee Sun-bin, Hwang Kwang-hee, and Kang Hoon, each striving to support their designated 'manito.'

Cha Tae-hyun prepared a gift for his manito, Kang Hoon, by enlisting the help of his daughter, Tae-eun. To make it appear as if it was sent by a young fan, he orchestrated a letter-writing strategy, involving his daughter and her friend in a 'team play.'

When Tae-eun declared, "Since it's come to this, I won't go to the academy," Cha Tae-hyun firmly responded, "That's not allowed," drawing attention.

Later, Cha Tae-hyun visited a jewelry store to prepare a gift for Kang Hoon. Upon learning that the price of 1 don of gold exceeded 1.07 million won, he was taken aback, saying, "We're not that close." After considering the 540,000 won half-don option, he ultimately chose a 1g gold card, eliciting laughter.

Park Bo-young also took action for her manito, Cha Tae-hyun. She meticulously crafted a nameplate and even made a stamp, but faced a challenge when she couldn't figure out how to enter Cha Tae-hyun's agency building.

Ultimately, Park Bo-young called co-representative Jo In-sung for help. Jo In-sung urgently asked, "Is someone bothering you?" and promptly sent an employee to assist her.

Guided by the employee, Park Bo-young entered the building and was surprised to find that the CEO's office was also the meeting room. She humorously remarked, "How can there be no CEO's desk?" but added, "The CEO is ultimately the king," bringing laughter.

Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia. eun@tenasia.co.kr