KBS2's 'Men Who Do Housework Season 2' aired the holiday preparations of singer Park Seo-jin's family. In the episode broadcast on the 14th, Park Seo-jin's mother appeared depressed ahead of the holiday. Park Seo-jin's father urged his wife, asking, "When will you prepare meals for the family?" Every holiday, 20 to 30 family members gather at Park Seo-jin's house. His mother was already exhausted before even starting to prepare the holiday food.

While watching the VCR, Eun Ji-won explained, "Before my father passed away, there were more than 30 memorial services a year at our house. My mother prepared all of them." Then guest Yang Yo-seob remarked, "Whoever marries Seo-jin should be prepared." Park Seo-jin expressed his intention to date, saying, "From today, I'm Christian."

Park Seo-jin's father urged his wife, saying, "You are the daughter-in-law of the head family. Aren't you unlucky to have married into the head family? Hurry up." Park Seo-jin's mother confessed, "The holidays are the hardest," and added, "Honestly, I was feeling bad and thought about just letting this year pass." Park Seo-jin added that due to the house's location by the sea, preparing fish takes more than half a month.

During a family meeting, when Park Seo-jin's younger sister said their mother had changed, he criticized, "You just realized that now? You have no sense and just eat." Watching this on the VCR, Yang Yo-seob was embarrassed and said, "I'm hurt just listening to this." Park Seo-jin replied, "You can think of it as an interjection," which made everyone laugh.

The one who comforted their worn-out mother was their daughter, Hyo-jung. Hyo-jung promised that they would take charge of making the holiday food and showed her filial devotion by having Park Seo-jin and their father cook pancakes. During this process, the father made a public marriage proposal on behalf of Park Seo-jin, saying, "If you have feelings, come to Samcheonpo," which embarrassed Park Seo-jin.

KBS2's 'Men Who Do Housework Season 2' is a program that captures the real housework lives of star men who manage households. The 429th episode, aired last week, recorded a 5.0% viewership rating and is doing well.