Kwak Soo Jung

Kwak Soo Jung is a South Korean actress.

Lee Kwang Ik

Lee Kwang Ik is a South Korean actor.

Kim Bong Su

Kim Bong Su is a South Korean actor.

Jo Han Chul

Jo Han Chul is a South Korean actor managed by Noon Company. He made his on-screen debut in 1999 with the film Peppermint Candy. He received his bachelor’s degree from the Department of Theater and Film at Cheongju University and his master’s degree from the Department of Acting at the Korea National…

Lee El

Lee El (born Kim Ji Hyun) is a South Korean actress, born in Seoul, South Korea. She is best known as Lee Byung Hun's ill-fated love interest in the movie "Inside Men", as well as supporting roles in the MBC's series "Monster" and the tvN's series "Goblin". (Source: Wikipedia)

Kim Hae Sook

Kim Hae Sook is a South Korean actor. In 1974, she made her acting debut was in MBC's "Chief Inspector." Since then, she has won over ten awards and has a book published called "Mother of Hallyu Stars: Kim Hae Sook's Story." (Source: Wikipedia; edited by MyDramaList)

Lee You Mi

Lee You Mi is a South Korean actor under Varo Entertainment. She made her acting debut in 2009 and became the first Korean actress to win Outstanding Guest Actress at the Creative Arts Emmys. (Source: MyDramaList)

Oh Jung Se

Oh Jung Se is a South Korean actor and a stage actor under Prain TPC. He began his career in theater and has since appeared in many onscreen supporting roles over the years. His performance in the 2013 movie "How to Use Guys with Secret Tips" earned him special attention from critics and viewers. This…

Kim Min Seok

Kim Min Seok is a South Korean actor under Respect Entertainment. He auditioned on a TV talent show Superstar K3, however, he got eliminated early. Later on, he performed in the semi-finals with 3 other contestants who got eliminated early as well. He also debuted as an actor in tvN's "Shut Up! Flower…

Ahn Suk Hwan

Ahn Suk Hwan is a South Korean actor, born in Paju, South Korea. He made his acting debut in 1986. Starting out in the theater, he took his first film and television roles in the mid-90s and has been active in both film, television, and the theater, ever since. His works include, “My Girl” (2005),…

Mr. House Husband

7.9

Mr. House Husband is a South Korean television entertainment program, where six men who do housekeeping and parenting are observed by their fellow cast members. (Source: Wikipedia)

Mr. Housework Season 3

8.0

The show revolves around real-life situations and explores the truth in life. Taking the form of an observational documentary, Mr. Housework captures all the fun, awkward, and insightful moments of men doing housework…

Mr. Eo's Food World Tour

7.9

"No new recipe, no return!" Three men set sail on a survival cooking adventure under this ultimate mission. Ryu Su Young (a.k.a. Mr. Eo), a man with proven culinary skills, teams up with Yoon Kyung Ho, who keeps the…

Mr. Housework Season 2

8.1

The second season to Mr. Housework, featuring male entertainers doing housework.

Mr.Kill Special

8.2

The cast of Mr.Kill provide viewers with behind-the-scenes insight into the creation of the series. (Source: MyDramaList)

Mr. Housework

8.3

This topical observation variety show advocates new family style and new virtues, creates new traditions and makes that "men do housework" a new trend of the harmonious society. This program sticks to the concept of…

Mr. Trot

8.3

Mr. Boss

7.9

Hyeon Jun, who transferred to Gwangsanggo, meets Jin Won, Byeong Yeon, and Yeong Su, who are armed with a knuckle, and forms to be the fourth musketeer. As the Four Musketeers continued their fearless moves, the rest…

Mr. House Husband Season 2

7.7

A reality show where six men who do housekeeping and parenting are observed by their fellow cast members. For season 2, the format changed, and the cast members' recordings were observed and narrated by two hosts.

Mr. Smile