Episode 19
By experiencing the popular variety shows Youngnam and Kyungkyu wanted to "look at themselves". Did they succeeded in eating fours meals a day? Soomi and Myungsoo are making winter kimchi for the season! Jackson from GOT7 is always next to Soomi and makes Myungsoo upset! "Why is the manger like that?", "Try harder!" He makes a comment about everything Myungsoo does... Meanwhile, "A Look at Myself" members make a surprise visit to Song Hae's 90th birthday tribute concert! The behind-the-scene stories are more interesting than the show! Don't miss out!
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