SBS Wall Street Arts Little Forest has attracted attention by catching both ratings and topics since its first episode.
In the first and second episodes, Lee Seo-jin - Lee Seung-gi - Park Na-rae - Jung So-min and the children had their first meeting, and unexpected characters were born for each member and added interest. I looked back on the special scenes of one or two times that were most loved by viewers.
Lee Seo-jin, the birth of So Sweet The Uncle
Actor Lee Seo-jin is transforming into a 'saw sweet man' that goes beyond his unique 'dere'. The 'eye contact' with Brooke, which is one highlight, jumped to 9.9% per minute and was the 'best one minute' on this day. Lee Seo-jin said Brooke "want to eat tangerines," and gave her a handmade tangerine with a sweet voice and expression that she had never seen anywhere before, and expected her future 'Sweet Seojin'.
Lee Seung-gi, clumsy but 'hard at anything' passion The Uncle
Actor Lee Seung-gi is showing a 'perfect care man' who is poor but hard at anything. All children are kind, but they have a sense of responsibility for children more than anyone else, saying, "Let's not say bad things in front of children." It is the first of the passion of The Uncle, who comes out of the body and hits it, and reacts with the body. In addition to this, he showed a special affection for the bakgol while foreshadowing the production of Lee Seung-gi Table Tree House'.
Park Na-rae, an all-round aunt who also makes dinosaurs
Gag Woman Park Na-rae is playing a role as a maker of the atmosphere. Park Na-rae, who has played an active part in many entertainments, but Park Na-rae in Little Forest shows a new charm with a familiar appearance as if it were unfamiliar. Even if it is awkward to approach the children yet, her own way seems enough to melt the children's hearts. It was possible because Park Na-rae was a realistic dinosaur simulation for Lee Hyun-yi, who likes dinosaurs.
Jung So-min, a popular aunt who also has children in love
Actor Jung So-min is becoming a popular aunt to children in the form of a professional carer, even though it is his first entertainment challenge. Jung So-min, who is familiar with children's time while attending child care services, is not embarrassed in any situation and cares for children silently. Jung So-min's performance in terms of understanding and communicating child language more easily than anyone else makes viewers happy.
As the members continue to show their characters, the chemistry between the members and the children is drawn in earnest from the third, and special stories that grow with adults and children are also revealed in the process. The Wall Street Arts 'Little Forest' is broadcast every Monday and Tuesday at 10 pm.