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Hello. - Hello, it's nice to meet you.
The pleasure on Tuesday nights. - Hi.
Go.
The pleasure on Tuesday nights.
Hello.
Hello. - Hello.
The pleasure on Tuesday nights.
Let's welcome our new intern, Aivan.
Thank you.
He was chosen through the intern recruitment last week.
I'm an international guy, Aivan.
You received a full-scholarship for communication sciences at Yonsei?
Say a few words of determination.
Today, I will...
try to get two questions right.
I'll try to get two right.
Two questions? That's more like he's going for the victory.
Two questions...
I haven't been able to get two right this entire quarter.
I haven't.
I'll try hard to get two questions right.
Go for it. - Okay, let's have a seat.
Go for it, Aivan. - Thank you.
I don't see any hints for today's guests.
I guess. - There's only a question mark.
Give us some hints.
Today's guests...
are in the center of trends.
They top the search keyword list whenever they appear.
Refer to what'll be shown on the screen...
to check what aspects made them top the list.
Okay. - Search keyword list?
"Stanford Medical School"?
How are we supposed to know a student from Stanford Med School?
We don't. - And why would they top the list?
Aivan, try to guess.
It's the intern's job to give us a clue when we're lost.
It's harder than the questions that came out during the recruitment.
You just have to go through it.
Well... - What field can they be from?
A doctor?
Probably not.
It won't be Professor Lee Guk Jong, will it?
Professor Lee Guk Jong?
But he's really busy.
Right, he's busy. - He doesn't have time for this.
We should know who they are because they're famous.
Right.
We'd all know these guests.
We might not have known his educational background.
Let's move onto the next hint.
"Royal family". - "Royal family".
It's becoming more of a mystery.
Who's in a royal family?
I don't know. - Royal family?
A conglomerate? - What does it specifically mean?
Is it someone from a conglomerate family?
Perhaps.
Maybe it's this person. She was on the search keyword list before.
You know,
she was a guest of your show recently.
Who? - A musical actress.
Oh, that person? - Yes.
Ham Yon Ji? - Yes.
The musical actress? - Yes.
She's... - She's from a royal family too.
Ham Yon Ji...
I don't think she went to Stanford though.
I don't think that one is her. - It's not her.
She's from a royal family, though.
You got any other hints?
This one was prepared by the guests themselves.
I see.
It'd be unbelievable if it's about musicals.
It'd be crazy then.
They're moving quickly.
What? What's going on?
Is it a musical? - I think I'm right.
It must really be a musical.
Who are they?
Isn't this from "Beauty and the Beast"?
It's Michael Lee.
It's Michael Lee.
Right, he went to medical school.
"Aladdin".
Look over there.
Amazing. - It's Michael Lee and Ham Yon Ji.
Kyung, you gave me goosebumps. - That was amazing.
How did you guess it?
Whenever they are on TV, they go viral online.
Both of them go viral.
Two of the hottest musical actors...
have visited The Brainiacs today.
Let me introduce them one at a time.
He performed on Broadway, the dream stage of musical actors.
He's the prince of musicals in Korea who is guaranteed to sell tickets,
but it turns out that he studied medicine at Stanford,
which only the top 1 percent could attend,
and studied psychology in the most renowned department in the world.
On top of that, he finished his studies in three years.
He's a genius who graduated early.
He's the smartest musical actor, Michael Lee.
Nice to meet you.
Whenever she's on TV, her name is the most searched keyword online.
I'm sure her name is ranked fourth on the trending keywords about now.
She made a debut after beating the odds, 300 to 1.
She's a popular musical actress who's on the rise.
However, it turns out...
She was ranked first in Yewon School...
and attended Daewon Foreign Language High School.
She also graduated from the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU.
She was a model student who studied hard.
She's the most sought-after musical actress. Here's Ham Yon Ji.
We were able to invite two guests with such busy schedules.
I'm sure they must be a reason for you to join us together.
Please tell us.
I love TV programs like this...
because I have two sons.
My sons are in 1st and 3rd grade.
At home, we like to solve puzzles like this,
and play games.
After watching your program,
I thought it would be really fun to join you,
but I'm not completely fluent in Korean.
So I think this will be hard.
If it was in English, I'd be perfect for the show.
I'm serious. I could express myself perfectly.
Since we speak Korean here, I'm a bit worried.
No, don't worry.
I ask for your support.
When I was watching your program,
I thought that the hosts as well as other guests...
were so creative.
And I saw how much fun you were having when solving the questions.
I don't know if I would do a good job on this show,
but I came here because I thought it would be fun to join you.
Actually, Michael and I worked on "Phantom Singer" together.
I was the host, and he was a judge.
I know him since we worked together for two years.
As for Yon Ji, I met her on another program recently.
But... - I find that interesting.
I saw her on TV a few days ago, but she's in the studio now.
She's trending online. You know? - Right.
Besides, Kyung made a prediction too.
How did you figure it out?
I really enjoyed that episode. - I see.
Is that so? - Yes, that's why.
I guess she left an impression on me.
You should get the questions right, not guess the guests correctly.
Anyway, once you spend some time with her,
you'll become her fan.
She's the icon of positivity. She's so cheerful.
This is the only facial expression she has.
She'd be smiling even if she can't answer questions.
Probably.
I'm sure you got this question so many times already.
Yon Ji is the daughter of the well-known CEO...
of an exemplary food company.
Out of all the idol singers I know, the one who eats the most ramyeon...
is Park Kyung from Block B. He's that guy over there.
He eats so much ramyeon that I worry about him.
By the way, Kyung,
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