ASTRO’s Cha Eun Woo Comically Reacts to Lee Seung Gi’s Character Ad-lib in ‘Master in the House’
Cha Eun Woo met Lee Seung Gi's psychopath character in the previous episode of "Master in the House," and this is how he managed to calm himself after the unexpected encounter.
Cha Eun Woo's Funny Reaction to Lee Seung Gi in New "Master in the House" Episode
In the latest "Master in the House" episode that aired on May 9, the former soccer player and TV host Ahn Jung Hwan appeared as a guest also known as the new "Master."
Present in the place are the original cast members, namely Lee Seung Gi, Yang Se Hyung, ASTRO's Cha Eun Woo, and Kim Dong Hyun.
Shin Sung Rok is on hiatus after he tested positive in COVID-19.
As the new master, Ahn Jung Hwan prepared a hell training for the rest of the cast. Upon seeing the location and the set up, Yang Se Hyung mumbled, "It is not even summer but it feels like a horror special already."
His co-host Lee Seung Gi explained that because it was already past 10 p.m, the set-up looks scarier. The "Vagabond" star also said he was not yet ready for a horror special.
But for ASTRO member Cha Eun Woo, the atmosphere and the current production setting looked familiar to him.
He then referred to Lee Seung Gi's psychopath character in tvN's ongoing drama "Mouse," and turned to him and said, "You are the scariest person here. You are the criminal."
Lee Seung Gi was quick to respond and appeared as his drama character and told Cha Eun Woo, "You are too noisy," which made the young member a thrilling experience. Even Yang Se Hyung and Kim Dong Hyun were shocked with Lee Seung Gi's character ad-lib.
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When they were already in the middle of their challenge, Lee Seung Gi once again showed his psychopath persona and made Cha Eun Woo scared, which his members found cute and funny.
Lee Seung Gi's Psychopath Character from "Mouse" is One of His Best Roles So Far
Meanwhile, Lee Seung Gi has been lauded for his superb portrayal as psychopath in the crime-thriller series "Mouse." Viewers were amazed by his performance, a role that seemed unique and challenging than his previous drama characters.
It was evident that the "Master in the House" members are very supportive of each other's solo careers. Even outside the show, they continue to look and cheer for each other. Their genuine relationship and great teamwork are some of the best highlights of their friendship.
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Written by Shai Collins
