(Last week on My Neighbor, Charles)
This is our 100th episode.
(All the people we missed are gathered here)
(We were kind of excited)
(So we had some fun)
(We were giddy as well)
(We heard stories that surprised us)
(Did she get a job as a reporter?)
(They resolved their conflict)
(The movie that she's starring in will be out soon)
In truth, their lives have changed
after they met me.
(The more exciting part two will begin very soon)
(100th episode special, My Neighbor, Charles)
(Everyone's attention is on him)
(Africa)
(Blaise, a 39-year-old stage artist from Cote d'Ivoire)
(His charisma dominates the stage)
(African folk music)
(A song of unity with a message that states)
(Together all challenges can be overcome)
(Blaise shows us an exciting performance)
(Everything is perfect)
(Blaise, that was magnificent!)
(100th episode special, My Neighbor, Charles)
For the last two years,
we've had 103 groups of guests from 32 countries.
They've all made us laugh and touched our hearts
with their unique stories.
Among all of those, what was
memorable for you?
Yes, I thought you would ask that.
Let's take a look at the best scenes
that made us laugh and cry.
(The top three funniest scenes)
(Baptiste's creative use of Korean)
(Baptiste came to see his master early in the morning)
Could you get rid of the stamp here?
Baptiste has come to see his master
early in the morning with a bunch of papers.
There is no such word as this.
I see.
What did he write?
Dottonbaek? Is that a person's name?
There is no word like that, but that's what it sounds like.
You can just write Dostonbek.
(Were you trying to spell Yuldashev Dostonbek?)
That's true but if you write it like that,
it doesn't sound right.
Non-Koreans don't pronounce it like that.
If you write it like this, it doesn't sound like his name.
Well, how do you read this then?
Like this. This is how it should be spelled.
You're wrong.
(He uses the Korean language in a creative way)
I understand him.
Do you know who invented the Korean alphabet?
- Yes, it was King Sejong. / - Yes, it was made by him.
Baptiste, you're doing what King Sejong did.
Sejong the Great.
He's making a new language.
- Okay. / - You're trying to do what he did.
The Korean language is easy to learn.
Gosh! This is fun.
You can write the sound "S" like this. It's easy.
Sejong the Great is really smart.
He did such a wonderful job.
If I attend a university for a short time to learn,
I could be really good.
(How Amiata studies Korean)
What should I do?
I love dramas.
I learn Korean from watching dramas.
(Gasping)
Hongju.
Hongju.
She's a typical Korean lady
when she's watching dramas.
Yes.
Yes. Take it.
Take it.
She's fully immersed in the drama.
It feels like she's filming a drama.
(Mom, look at me)
She hushes her precious baby for this moment.
It looks like she might get sucked into the screen.
The two of them love each other.
Yes!
Thank you very much.
(Soyeong, I love you)
- Are you studying hard? / - Yes.
What are all these sweet potatoes for?
- It's Tanzir. / - They look delicious.
You have to put them over here.
You're going to give me one, right?
- No. / - There's another one over there.
I'm going to give it to Soyeong.
There are so many, though.
(Embarrassed)
That's true. Are you going to give them all
to Soyeong?
(His throat gets dry from embarrassment)
(The sweet potatoes are full of love)
They look good. Soyeong!
Hey, Soyeong!
Shall we take a look at Soyeong?
Let's eat sweet potatoes.
- Goodness me. / - Look at her hair.
- She's pretty. / - No wonder he has fallen for her.
It's so cold.
You should have come out with a jacket.
Open wide.
Goodness me.
- How is it? / - It's not bad.
It's good.
You have some, too
She's cute.
- Did you call me for this? / - Of course.
Why are you being so nice to me?
Because I like you.
He's a real man.
Do you want to marry me?
Why do you like me?
I like your hair.
I have a boyfriend.
Who is he?
His name is Kim Giyong. He's nicer than you.
We watched a movie together.
- Poor him. / - He's better than you.
(Kim Giyong, I'm coming for you)
- Poor him. / - Should I peel it for you?
Where are you going?
Good-bye.
- She really liked me in the past. / - He's so cute.
If you look over there, you can see,
"Daniel" with a heart.
Soyeong wrote this.
She wrote my name and then drew hearts
and stars next to it.
I like this.
That's why I haven't erased it.
Even though the owner tells me to erase it, I don't.
To be honest, it was tasty.
If I'm nice to him,
I'm worried he'll continue to like me.
I have a boyfriend.
(The top three saddest scenes)
(The mother whose name always brings tears)
The bus drives down the winding road.
So, this is Apsara's parents' house.
She's finally meeting her mother.
Don't cry. You can't cry now.
(Here, the parents bow to the daughter first)
Unlike at her in-laws,
the parents bow to the daughter first here.
In Nepal, it is customary for the parents
to bow to the daughter.
That is fascinating.
Why didn't your husband come with you?
He should come and visit.
That's true, but it costs a lot of money.
You're not making a living by doing the dishes, right?
It's hard but I have to do the dishes to earn money.
(She's sad to see her daughter struggle)
She had raised her daughter lovingly.
She's sad to see her daughter struggle.
She understands her feelings.
That's why she can't look her mom in the eye.
I'm sad that I can't see her on holidays.
I didn't make any special food last holiday
because she wasn't here.
Apsara ends up in tears that she was holding back.
(My father and I)
Do you remember what you learned last time?
Like his father, Hyeonbin liked playing
musical instruments since he was young.
1, 2, 3, 4.
These days, Hyeonbin is interested in the guitar.
But Jose insists he learn the piano first.
Next.
When will I be done?
Son, if you do well, we can finish earlier.
Hyeonbin, sit in front of me and watch.
Hyeonbin, don't you want to play?
What do you want to do?
I learned the piano because you told me to learn it.
But when I play the piano
and it doesn't go my way, I get angry.
This is what I want to give you the most.
What?
The things that I couldn't do,
the things I couldn't do when I was younger.
I hope you do well and
I would like you to live a comfortable life.
I know how hard it is,
I don't want my son to go through those struggles.
I'm alone.
Do you know what I'm saying?
(Does Hyeonbin understand his father's feelings?)
Dad, you didn't do anything wrong.
I only have you.
You're the only person I have left.
I really want you to think about me
and yourself and do well.
Hyeonbin probably just never said it out loud,
I'm sure he understands his father's feelings.
(Saying good-bye is always...)
(Her last day)
It's the day to say good-bye.
The whole family leaves for the airport
to say good-bye to Johana.
(Jessore Airport)
After a short time together,
the family once again has to say good-bye.
You have to take care of yourself.
Listen to your Korean parents and call us often.
Come back again.
They can only hope that she's well.
(Take care and stay healthy)
There are many things that she'd like to
do with her sister.
When will they see each other again?
She just feels sorry to be leaving like this.
Once again, Johana heads out alone again.
(They once again say good-bye and wait for her return)
The mother only starts to cry
after her daughter leaves.
How many more times will they have to
part and long for each other?
(Those scenes still stir the emotions)
I feel sad even though I've watched it before.
- I was tearing up. / - Right.
Hyeonbin, do you feel like you understand
your dad better after watching the episode?
Yes.
What is your father to you, Hyeonbin?
To me, he's an incredibly
precious person to me.
For me, I don't think it matters
whether you play well or not.
Just spending time with your dad
is incredibly important.
I think that's a good idea, too.
- Do you? / - Yes.
Please send a round of applause to Hyeonbin.
Also Blaise's son,
Samuel is the same age as Hyeonbin, right?
You must have a lot of worries, too.
(He hands the microphone off very coldly)
Look at his son's face.
It feels like you are being very cold to your dad.
The way you just handed the microphone...
But you know that your dad thinks about you a lot
as he works, and feels bad
he can't do better for you, right?
Yes, I do know.
So, how are you going to treat your dad in the future?
I'll be obedient and do what he tells me to do.
Right.
After coming on the show, I feel like
the children have become more mature.
Yes, they've become more mature.
On the other hand, we have
the romantic man from Bangladesh, Tanzir.
Have you earned Soyeong's heart yet?
Have you become closer?
Since we are always together,
I think she has started to open up more.
You continued to bake her sweet potatoes?
Yes.
Can you tell me how you bake them?
- That's my secret. / - I see.
Did you know that she had a boyfriend?
Yes.
That's what makes him cooler.
My heart hurts for him.
- Soyeong is sitting right there. / - She is right there.
Right, she's there.
She's grown up so much.
- She's become more feminine. / - Soyeong is here.
Tanzir, could you say something to Soyeong?
Could you tell her on air?
Soyeong, let's continue to be good friends
and when we're older, go out with me.
(Tanzir's mother)
(I don't know what to say)
Looking at them now,
he's spending a lot of energy and time on one girl.
So for him...
Could you pick up the microphone?
She's a neighborhood friend.
Their friendship is nice to see, right?
- Yes. / - Right.
We spend a lot of time playing together, right?
Let's still hang out and have fun
even when we grow up.
That was nice to hear.
The sweet potatoes that Tanzir bake
are especially good, right?
It think it's because it was filled with
his feelings for me.
It was because of the heart.
True feelings always show.
It wasn't an ordinary sweet potato.
We heard that it's your birthday today, Tanzir.
That's right. Since it's Tanzir's birthday and
it's also My Neighbor, Charles's 100th birthday, right?
- Yes. / - That's why we prepared presents.
Why are there two presents?
We couldn't just give a present to Tanzir.
So we prepared a present for Soyeong as well.
- It's a matching gift. / - Like a couple.
Couple watches.
Could you come out onto the stage?
Come out onto the stage, Tanzir.
- You shouldn't give it to her. / - Right.
Tanzir should give it to her.
(They receive one gift each)
We hope your friendship continues to grow.
- Happy birthday. / - Happy birthday.
This guest made us laugh with
his creative Korean writing.
- We're talking about Baptiste. / - Batiste.
They are letters but how should we read it?
Your Korean has improved since then, right?
You don't write like that anymore, right?
To be honest, I didn't have a lot of time to study.
The master's life is really busy.
He's too busy getting hit by his master.
When I saw the video,
I thought there are a few people here
who shouldn't be laughing.
- Right. / - Go Miho, I'm looking at you.
Do you think that you can spell better than Baptiste?
I was never a very good student.
That's why we prepared this, with the hopes that
your Korean had improved since we last saw you.
We're going to have a spelling test.
Let's see how much your Korean has improved.
(Spelling test)
They're all great speakers,
but you have to be able to spell words
to be able to say you're good at Korean.
I'll give you the first question.
"The sparrow near a school sings the primer."
"The sparrow near a school..." / - This is hard.
"Sings the primer."
Don't think too much.
Spell it the way you think it should be spelled.
I think even Koreans would find this one hard.
"The sparrow near a school sings the primer."
This is hard.
- Lift your answers. / - Raise your answers please.
(How did they do?)
What should we do?
Take a look at the second one.
She must've eaten something before
since all the words she wrote are about food.
She wrote, "carp" like the crucian carp bread.
"Sings the carp."
(A lot of people wrote carp)
(The guests wrote some creative answers)
- Look at Baptiste's answer. / - Baptiste.
"Sings the prime."
"Sings the prime."
That wasn't too bad.
You know what it means, right?
(I don't know)
Let's say for example, Baptiste...
if you spend three years training,
not in a rigorous way,
but you'll be able to imitate your master.
Yes, that's what it means.
- Jenya, your answer is surprisingly... / - He's good.
It's very close.
But it's still wrong.
He wrote crab.
He got it wrong.
- It was very similar. / - Right.
This is embarrassing. Maybe it was too hard.
This is the second proverb.
"Don't fix your hat string in a pear field."
("Don't fix your hat string in a pear field")
- This is a hard one. / - Even half the Koreans here...
Don't know what that means either.
- That's right. / - Their expressions say everything.
This would be a hard question even on "1 vs. 100."
(This feels like "1 vs. 100")
"Don't fix your hat string." Hat string.
You can't tell them.
Don't think too hard about it.
Just write what you hear.
Hold up your answers, everyone.
- Show us. / - Show us.
(Oh...)
Oh, no.
(There are so many mind-boggling answers)
Kevin, you wrote something totally different.
Not bad.
You can tell he has no idea what it is from his writing.
Jose is funny.
It was a pretty long sentence
but it's so short.
"At the ear field often."
(Often?)
What do you do there?
Let's have a look at Anthony's answer.
Did it frustrate you?
Yes.
That's how your father-in-law felt.
All right.
I thought this question would be a hard one.
"The sparrow near a school sings the primer."
Just like the saying, your Korean will get better.
We hope your Korean will improve greatly in the future.
- Thank you. / - Good work.
(Good work!)
(100th episode special, My Neighbor, Charles)
(The top three child-breadwinners)
(The siblings with great teamwork)
(The sibling's house, Pyeongtaek)
(7:00 a.m.)
Wow, look at how many beds there are
in this big family.
Triple bunk beds and a baby bed
were all made by their father.
(When the older sister makes her bed)
(Her younger siblings follow her)
They're so cute.
(Good morning, friends)
Out of the 12 children, 4 of them were born in Korea.
They're these kids.
(The younger one are in charge of the living room)
In the kitchen, the first and second daughter,
Allison and Heather, are preparing breakfast.
- They'll have to make a lot. / - Like at a restaurant.
Yes, like at a restaurant.
More vegetables.
We should get cucumbers and peppers.
The first daughter, Allison
is in charge of cleaning and discipline.
(She cleans four times a day)
She's always cleaning after
her baby brothers and sisters.
She's a very dependable daughter.
The amount of laundry this family has is enormous.
We go through a lot of towels.
The huge amount of laundry doesn't faze
the second daughter, Heather.
(Responsible for laundry, babysitting)
(She has three years of experience)
She's been doing this since she was 12 years old.
She's very fast and precise.
She even delivers the laundry.
She will make a good housewife.
(Is it my turn now?)
The next one up is their third daughter, Lauren.
The way she sits is different.
(The food's stuck on there)
Yes, that was hard.
It was half an inch thick. It was bad.
But most of the time, I just soak them if they're bad.
Although she's only 13 years old,
she's like a skilled housewife.
She's in charge of the dishes.
There are no holidays for housework,
but with these daughters,
you have nothing to worry about.
It's not only just 1, or 2, or 3, or even 4.
There are 13 siblings in total.
(How to live as a family of 13)
(I want to call you mother, Nahid)
(We're an Afghan family)
Hello.
Where are your siblings?
At home.
Really?
Bring them here sometimes.
Sure.
Good-bye.
She's always taking care of her siblings
and raising them, actually.
(She's in charge of her younger siblings)
Nahid's day is long and hard.
She's always busy taking care of her siblings
and doing the household chores.
She doesn't have a moment to rest.
(She cleans, cooks, and does the laundry)
She's a dependable daughter to her parents
and a mother to her siblings.
Nahid is a strong pillar of support for the family.
(Sister)
(He's now a 17-month-old, weighing 17kg)
For her siblings who were waiting for her all day,
Nahid always has a present for them.
What will she give them today?
(Wait, what about me?)
(I want one, too)
I got it at school during lunch today.
I suddenly thought of my siblings.
So I thought I should bring it to them.
- That was great. / - That was great?
Mussawir really wants to drink one, too.
But when they drink it,
I feel full just watching them.
She's so kind.
Nahid goes out with the youngest, Mussawir.
She went to a nearby shop for Mussawir
who didn't get any juice.
How much are the eggs?
They're $5.80.
Are they the same?
That's $10.07.
(Nahid buys the cheaper eggs)
Stop it. I'm getting tired.
Come here.
When will she be able to play around
like other 12-year-olds?
(The life of 9-year-old Faith)
(Faith's life as a 9-year-old)
- Our house is really noisy. / - It is so noisy.
My house is noisier.
David, Angel and Love scream noisily at home.
So it's very noisy.
Let's see how noisy it really is.
This girl is running around the house.
She's Angel, the fearless, active second daughter.
Her hobby is to bother her older sister.
Her talent is acting cute.
The third child Love is adorable.
The youngest, David.
All her siblings are very noisy.
While her baby sisters watch TV,
Faith watches over her brother.
How admirable.
- Faith? / - Yes?
- Faith? / - Yes?
Faith?
Put kimchi in the fridge.
Who should be doing that?
Wash the dishes.
Do the laundry.
Can you wash the clothes
and clean this?
I'll be right back, okay?
She starts to wash the clothes using a washboard.
But isn't it too much for a 9-year-old
to hand-wash the clothes?
But she's washing them so well.
(Singing)
(Faith's work song for laundry)
So refreshing, so refreshing.
(She's been washing them for one hour)
Faith finally finished the laundry.
Not only is she kind
but she washed the clothes really well.
I'm tired.
I want to play, too.
I want to play tag, play outside,
go to the amusement park.
It's fun to watch TV.
We felt happy and fun watching everyone's stories.
But when we heard everyone's worries,
we also felt sad and worried, too.
That's why we picked the top three worries
foreigners had while living in Korea.
Let's look at number three first.
(3. Family is strength, but also a burden)
"Family is strength but also a burden."
It's really hard to overcome loneliness.
It's good that you can make a new family in Korea.
But at the same time, you feel homesick.
- Homesick? / - Yes, homesick.
During the filming, Adriana actually cried
because she missed her grandfather back home.
Even now, you feel the same, don't you?
My grandfather is very sick.
It feels so empty without you two here.
I always feel the absence of your presence.
You never come here anymore
Are we never going to see each other again?
No! We'll go someday so please wait, grandpa.
I don't think I have a lot of time left.
I can't help but keep think that.
You shouldn't think like that, grandpa.
It's not like I want to think like this.
Sometimes I just can't help but think that.
You have to wait for me, grandpa.
Okay, I understand.
He feels very upset these days
because he can't taste the flavor of food.
You should turn to your family here to cheer you up.
The husband should take better care of her.
Whenever you get homesick, you meet with Jose,
have meals with him, and go see his performance.
Think of him as your father.
(2. Cultural differences)
Number two was "cultural differences."
I totally agree. Cultural differences
isn't something you can get used to
in such a short amount of time.
- Sebastien from France. / - Hello.
Hello.
(Racing vs. Responsibility as the head of a family)
(Sebastien is about to start the real race)
(Sebastien's car)
(A serious accident occurred)
He got into an accident.
(While racing, his wheel popped off)
Honey.
Are you okay? You're not hurt, are you?
I'm sorry.
(The wife can't help but cry from shock)
You're the head of a family.
The head of a family must be
responsible for the family.
You'll need a lot of money for the baby.
If you spend so much money on your racing,
how will you raise the baby?
Are you going to delay having the baby?
We can't sleep at night
when we think about you racing.
- Right. / - It's too dangerous.
You were racing before. Do you still do it?
Before the show, he would spend
a lot of money and time on racing
and not act responsibly as the head of our family.
But after the show, he realized
he should act more responsible
and his thoughts changed.
When we were watching the show,
this handsome man always made her breakfast.
Does he still do that?
A lot of people told me they were really jealous.
They also talked about how he'd always look at me
with hearts in his eyes.
So people would say that I'm really loved.
Also, recently, he got hired by a Korean company.
So although it's not as much as before,
he still wakes up and makes me things like
toast and so on.
What kind of work does he do?
When I was on the show,
I submitted an application online.
- I got a lot of calls after the show. / - A lot?
I'm working at a company that develops software.
I would like to act more like a Korean...
Head? Is it head?
I think I can be a better head of my family now.
That's great.
He's making money and cooking for his wife.
You're becoming the perfect husband, Sebastien.
I think a lot of Korean female viewers
are thinking to themselves that
Eunsang is so lucky to have him.
They're jealous of her.
And then, they look at their own husbands
and sigh in disappointment.
I'm sure that's what they're thinking.
- I'm so jealous. / - You two look great.
Let's move on to see
the number one worry.
(1. Having too much work or having too little work)
"Having too much or too little work."
They're worried about work.
- Yes. / - Blaise.
You were worried because you didn't have any work.
How is it now?
I don't have any performance going on right now.
People don't look for us when it gets cold outside.
We don't have any shows in
January, February, or March.
For three months?
Last year, I was able to pay you
even though there were no shows.
But this year, I can't pay you
if we don't have any shows.
Oh, no.
Hello. I'm a foreigner.
Do you have any job openings?
(Hangs up)
It's raining.
Do you have any job openings?
- Do you have any job openings? / - What?
- Work. / - Work? No.
(It's not easy looking for work)
Where can he go to find some work?
As winter comes closer,
a father's shoulders get heavier.
I'm working part-time right now.
If I work part-time too much,
I start to miss my baby.
Before, I was able to stay with him
when I was doing performances.
But when I work part-time right now,
I can go home only after one week.
My baby's growing up so fast
I miss them so much.
What about you, Allen?
Have you had any luck with finding jobs?
For me, it's a little bit different.
Because of what I'm doing right now,
it's impossible to play my saxophone for a living.
I can't.
So, for many, many months,
I haven't touched my saxophone.
So, I'm very concerned about it.
The musician Allen composed a song
criticizing the government.
Because of that, his life was in danger back home
so he came to seek refuge in Korea.
Allen came to work at
a nearby garbage disposal facility.
Allen, I'll show you how it's done.
Wait. This got caught here.
1, 2, 3.
(His job is to collect recyclable trash from buildings)
This is heavy.
Very good. Am I strong?
Yes, you're very strong.
Good power. I have good power.
There are some jazz clubs in Itaewon.
There are opportunities for you to perform
if you tried.
The problem is practicing.
When you're an artist,
you have to practice your instrument every day.
But with the work that I'm doing, I don't have time.
When you go home, it's just to sleep.
Is Divine going to be third grade now?
- Yes. / - How's school? Is it fun?
- It's all right. / - It's all right?
She's so smart and a great student.
- Have you made lots of friends? / - Yes.
How's studying?
(Well)
It's not bad.
Divine looks like she'd be popular in school.
You're doing well with your studies?
- Yes. / - Wow.
Allen, you still really want to perform, right?
Yes. Yes. I'm still an artist. I still miss it.
I'm sure you do. You're an artist at heart.
And I will stay a musician.
I hope both Allen and Blaise
can have more opportunities to perform in Korea.
I also hope that one day, they can perform together
with Jose too.
They should gather all the foreign artists
And Jenya can dance.
We can also dance for you.
No, not you, Sayuri.
- You should think about it first. / - I take that back.
When I see how everyone is doing their best
to live in a foreign land,
I can't help but feel respect for them.
And I really hope that they'll be able to
solve all their problems somehow.
- Good luck. / - Good luck.
(We'll be supporting you!)
While we laughed and had fun with everyone today,
it's also been a time of learning
and looking back on ourselves.
Last year, for our Christmas special,
we've met with Father Kim Hajong from Italy.
Watching how virtuous he was for the last 20 years,
we promised we'd do something too, didn't we?
Yes. We decided to go and volunteer at Anna's House.
We kept our promise.
You really went?
- Excluding one person. / - Where did that person go?
(It's me)
We spent some meaningful time with Father Hajong.
Let us show you what we did.
We finally arrived at Anna's House.
Where's Seokcheon?
- He's over here. / - Hello.
Hello.
He got a lot shorter.
He promised he'd volunteer together with us
but he was too busy with his schedule.
So we brought this instead of him.
- But will this really be okay? / - That's all right.
Actually, it's better this way.
He's too talkative. It's better for him to be quiet.
We'll make up for his absence.
Since we have a lot to do, let's get started.
- Let's go. / - I'll do my best.
How's Father Kim Hajong?
Hello.
- Hello. / - It's pretty big.
- Hello. / - Welcome.
Father looks very happy as always.
- Hello. / - We brought him.
Thanks to you, we received a huge amount of money.
We got $400,000.
Wow!
We bought land and we are now building a house.
- Really? / - That's great.
- That's awesome. / - The heavens helped us.
Thanks to all the viewers.
Yes, our viewers are very generous.
- Let's do the dishes and prepare the meals. / - Yes.
- He's making us work right away. / - We're good.
This person will do the dishes.
We went to work as soon as we got there.
- The onions. / - It made us cry.
- They made me cry. / - Our eyes...
The kitchen helpers had to prepare the ingredients.
We peeled them with tears in our eyes.
Because we were having a hard time,
we felt a little spiteful towards a certain someone.
We hit him.
(Just joking)
But that wasn't all. To prepare food for 550 people,
we had no time for rest.
Seafood soup?
Today's menu is the hot and refreshing seafood soup.
(They have to cut radishes for the seafood soup)
- 500? / - 550.
I only know how to make food for 3 people.
I don't know how you make food for 550 people.
We were in charge of cutting the radishes
for the seafood soup.
I was wondering where Fabien was.
He was doing the dishes.
He'll make a great husband someday.
Fabien is good at doing the dishes.
Sayuri also looks very serious.
- Oh, dear. / - Oh, dear.
I wonder what he was doing?
I got so mad every time I looked at that picture.
It's finally 4:30 p.m.
Almost 550 homeless people and seniors
came to Anna's House today as well.
(You're a new face)
Enjoy your food.
We also served them the food.
(Enjoy your food)
Would you like some more?
They ate a lot.
Hoping it would fill them up,
we served them food with great care.
Doesn't it look good?
I ate it. It was tasty.
- Enjoy your food. / - How's business?
Business is going great.
They're selling out fast.
I'm doing my best.
It's full house in Anna's house today as well.
Father is also very busy.
(The Father is seen helping everyone here and there)
You could say my life isn't very fun.
Because every day is the same.
I do the same thing every single day,
but it's still fun for me.
It feels worthwhile and makes me happy.
I'm so thankful my dream came true.
Everyone helped out greatly
and we were able to construct a house for the needy.
Thank you.
We had a lot to learn from Father Hajong's love.
We hope he'll continue to be healthy
so he can protect Anna's House for a long time.
(We hope his love can reach more people in 2017)
For our 100th episode, we shared stories
of everything that had happened.
I really think we're learning a lot from all these stories.
I'm so thankful for everyone here.
But I also want to know what everyone
thinks about My Neighbor, Charles.
This is the place where you can meet the world.
People from all
around the world, from different cultures
It's a place where we can learn about each other.
It's a very interesting place for me.
Thank you very much.
My Neighbor, Charles is hope.
I think the message that
I've gotten from people who've seen the program
that we were on was that our particular situation
and our drive to succeed gave people hope.
It gave them inspiration to
try harder in their own lives to achieve things.
My dream was able to come true
thanks to My Neighbor, Charles.
I was originally a model.
But my dream was to always to work on TV.
I wanted to work as a reporter, appear on TV.
I'm thankful that My Neighbor, Charles
made my face known. Thank you.
I hope everyone else's dreams come true, too.
I hope everyone becomes happy.
- Thank you. / - That was great.
Actually...
Go Miho was lucky in finding her husband.
I agree.
If you had never met a great husband like him,
you wouldn't have been able to come on TV like this.
- He gave her the mic. / - Want her to say something?
He wants you to brag about him.
I want to thank my loving husband for
working so hard for our sake.
I'll love you forever.
That was great.
Everyone's working so hard in a foreign land.
Although it's been short,
the fact that we were able to support them
feels so meaningful.
Whenever I saw people succeed
after appearing on My Neighbor, Charles,
it felt like this program was magical.
I hope this magic continues on into the future.
I feel this program gives both foreigners and
Koreans a great opportunity
to get to know about each other.
So I really like this show.
Color of skin, religion, and culture...
We shouldn't ask or think about how we're different.
We should think of ourselves as one big family
and open up our hearts to each other.
If we do that, we can share
the happiness of living together.
That's what My Neighbor, Charles taught me.
Not only the people here,
but for all the foreign people in Korea...
Until everyone becomes a real neighbor,
we'll work hard and give it our all until that day.
We hope you continue supporting
My Neighbor, Charles in 2017, too.
We'll do a 200th and 300th special too, right?
Let's keep this going.
Shall we end this with a cheer,
"We love My Neighbor, Charles?"
- We love... / - My Neighbor, Charles!
(You can't have a party without rice cake)
You should have come.
Yes.
For the 100th special...
Wow.
(Snapping pictures)
(We're left with many precious memories)
(Dasom dances to celebrate the 100th episode)
(My daughter is amazing)
(A middle-aged man fan)
(A special time spent with all our neighbors)
(Let's keep this going until the 1,000th episode!)
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