Kim Hyung-mook and 'Mang-Sook' Kim Seung-soo exploded with anger for 30 years [I'll prescribe you love]

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Kim Hyung-mook dominated the home theater in "Prescribing Love," showing off his overwhelming acting skills that freely travel between comic and cathode.

Kim Hyung-mook raised the tension of the play to its peak in KBS2 weekend drama "I Prescribe Love" episode 9 and 10 which aired over the weekend, playing the role of a bitter rival for 30 years, Fair Jung-han (Kim Seung-soo) and Yang Dong-ik, who burst old emotions.

When his golf appointment with Representative Hwang was canceled, Yang Dong-ik visited Fairy, grabbed him by the collar, and said, "Are you looking beyond my seat as a city council member?" When Fairhan got angry that he was "severely paranoid," he said, "What happened to me? "If it's mine, it's because of you who took everything away," he pointed out and expressed his anger. Kim Hyung-mook drew attention by depicting Yang Dong-ik's sense of inferiority and victimization with just a few scenes.

In particular, the scene where the wife of brother-in-law Min Yong-gil (Kwon Hae-sung) and Gong Jin-han (Choi Hae-chul) vented their anger after learning that they were in an affair was the highlight of the last broadcast. Yang Dong-ik visited Min Yong-gil, who hurt his younger brother Yang Dong-sook (Cho Mi-ryeong), and once again made him intertwined with Gong's family in an uncomfortable relationship, and punched him, saying, "Are you human?" Since then, the scene of making a sad face while still in the arms of his wife Cha Se-ri (So Yi-hyun) has made viewers feel heartbroken, conveying the deep-rooted wounds of Yang Dong-ik and the weight of being a breadwinner.

Kim Hyung-mook's true value also shone in the details of controlling the play's level. Before going for a coin toss with Fair and Director, Kim Hyung-mook's unique rhythmic comic performance stood out in the scene where he practiced alone in the oriental medicine clinic and said, "My family's fate ran."

At the end of episode 10, fair lost the bet by deliberately dropping the coin at his feet, declaring that he would move out. Yang Dong-ik's appearance of staring at him as if confused without grasping the fair intention doubled the fun of the play.

In this way, Kim Hyung-mook completed the joy, sorrow, and pleasure of a character named Yang Dong-ik in three dimensions, from his ambition to becoming a city council member beyond the merchant association to his brother's attempt to protect the honor of his collapsed family. Expectations are high for Kim Hyung-mook's future moves, who is playing the role of energy of "I'll prescribe you love" with his exciting acting skills that seem to be on the smoke screen in each episode.

Meanwhile, KBS2's "Prescribing Love," in which Kim Hyung-mook is performing, airs every Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m.

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