Comedians Park Mi-sun and Lee Bong-won are set to deliver a tear-jerking slice of life on MBN’s new family reality Nam-ui Jip Gwihan Gajok, spotlighting the precious routine they rebuilt after her cancer battle. The series premieres on June 2 at 9:50 p.m.
Recently, the trailer for MBN’s new family-observation reality Nam-ui Jip Gwihan Gajok teased a range of stories from different families. Among them, Park Mi-sun and Lee Bong-won’s arc stands out as a true “human drama,” leaving the deepest impression.
This appearance is especially notable as Park Mi-sun’s first project about a year and six months after battling cancer. In the trailer, the couple doesn’t chase grand gestures or flashy moments—they simply share everyday life, eating together and strolling through their neighborhood. Yet within that simplicity lies a quiet, weighty emotion only a couple who has endured time together can convey.
After weathering painful days, their routine is no longer something to take for granted—it’s a gift. When asked what family means to her, Park Mi-sun answers calmly, “It’s eating together and walking around the neighborhood. Does it have to be more grand than that?” Her unadorned sincerity promises a gentle but powerful resonance with viewers.
Nam-ui Jip Gwihan Gajok follows couples like Shin Ji and Moon Won, Jeon Min-gi and Jung Mi-nyeo, and Go Joon-hee’s family to capture laughter and conflict, love and reconciliation. Within that tapestry, Park Mi-sun and Lee Bong-won are expected to show how their bond grew stronger after life’s ups and downs—and how a so-called ordinary day can carry extraordinary meaning.
Anticipation is rising to see what kind of empathy and lingering emotion Nam-ui Jip Gwihan Gajok will deliver through its honest look at couples and families. The first broadcast airs June 2 at 9:50 p.m.