Park Myeong-su

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This is a Korean name; the family name is Park.
Park Myeong-su
Born August 27, 1970 (1970-08-27) (age 37)
Gunsan, South Korea
Medium Stand-up, television, singer
Nationality South Korean
Years active 1993-present
Genres Comedy
Notable works and roles Member of Muhan Dojeon
Singer of Prince of the Sea

Park Myeong-su (Korean: 박명수, Hanja: 朴明洙; born August 27, 1970) is a Korean comedian,MC and singer that debuted in 1993 by MBC. He is in the top-rating comic variety programme Muhan Dojeon and the FunFunRadio (both of which are distributed by MBC). In addition to his television appearances, he has also released music singles, including "Prince of the Sea", which was covered by LPG in 2007.

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[edit] Characters on Muhan Dojeon

On Muhan Dojeon, he is frequently called 'the 2nd member'(2인자) just after the Host-in-chief Yu Jae-seok, and also called "Big Star" (Guh-seong 거성/巨星, for his rise to stardom; as strongly proclaimed by himself) and "Chicken CEO" (he was a local operator of Kyochon Chicken Shop - currently he is a Seoul metropolitan manager of Imsil Cheese Pizza restaurant).

He is famous for "scolding" repertoire (호통개그) by shouting phrases, and again in Infinite Challenge, he is exaggeratively named by his colleagues because of his 5-month seniority from Jeong Jun-ha(That arguing scenes against Jun-ha are eventually become a brand-new occasional segment called Ha & Su). Recently, on October 2007, he gained another nickname on this programme as 'Worthless elder (brother)'(하찮은 형)[1] from a newcomer of blaming, Roh Hong-cheol, accidentally. During an introducing segment of Season 3, Episode 72(Hangawi special invitation), Roh Hong-cheol blamed him when he compared the world-class Figure skater Kim Yu-Na and him, as 'worthless person with a worthless body'(하찮은 박명수님, 하찮은 몸).

[edit] Television and Radio appearances

Currently served programmes

  • MBC's Muhan Dojeon (무한도전) (April 2005 - July 2005, Re-joined since October 2005) Co-host(as 'The 2nd Member')
  • MBC's Jippijiggi Co-host since November 2007, ended April 2008
  • MBC's Sunday Sunday Night - "Dong-an Club" (일요일 일요일 밤에 - 동안클럽 Medical Quizshow) Co-Host since 2006
  • KBS's Happy Together - Let's go to school (해피투게더 학교가자) Co-Host since June 2007
  • OBS Gyeongin Television's A CEO that met by Park Myeong-su(박명수가 만난 CEO) Host

Former programmes

  • MBC's Come to play (놀러와) Joint Panel
  • MBC's Park Myeong-su's Fun Fun Radio (박명수의 펀펀라디오) Host
  • SBS's X-man Joint Panel

[edit] Discography

  • Change (September 1999)
  • Dr. Park (August 2000)
  • Son of the wind (August 2002)
  • Tal-la-la (June 2005)

[edit] References

  1. ^ The star who recognizes the importance of story, Park Myeong-su(Korean), Herald Economy, Retrieved on October 31, 2007

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