Ha Ji-young, a South Korean actress and model, began her acting career in 2003 with KBS’s 18th Public Bond Comedy, and is noted for her parts in Divorce Lawyer in Love, You Call It Passion, and The Legend.
Han Eu-ddeum is a South Korean performer who works as both an actress and a model. Her television portfolio includes the dramas Righteous Love, Nevertheless and Celebrity. In addition, she has acted in films such as Revivre and Gentleman.
Heo Kyung-hwan is a South Korean comedian who first appeared on the sketch show Gag Concert, becoming widely recognized for his routines “Four Men,” “Seoul Mate,” and “Dignity of a Beggar.” He has also taken part in programs such as The Human Condition and Mamma Mia. On 4 February 2016, his signing with Cube Entertainment was announced, and he later joined Think Entertainment in February 2022.
Joel Alexander Kim Booster (Korean: 김준민) works in the United States as an actor, comedian, producer and writer. He gained recognition for penning, producing and appearing in Hulu’s romantic‑comedy feature Fire Island, as well as for his part in Apple TV’s series Loot (2022‑present), which brought him two Primetime Emmy nominations. His résumé also includes co‑producing, writing or guest‑acting on shows such as Big Mouth, The Other Two, Shrill, Search Party and Sunnyside.
Jung Chan‑woo, a South Korean comedian, actor and singer, makes up one half of the comedy pair Cultwo. The duo’s nationally syndicated program, Cultwo Show, has been broadcast on SBS Power FM since 2006.
Kim Ki-ri, also rendered as Kim Kilee or Kim Giri, is a South Korean comedian most recognized for his work on KBS2’s sketch comedy program Gag Concert.
Kim Mi-ryeo, a South Korean comedian and singer, first attracted notice in 2006 by starring as the eponymous madame in the "Madame" sketch featured on MBC’s comedy show Gag Ya.
Kwon Hyuk‑soo, a South Korean performer, works as an actor, singer and comedian. He entered the spotlight in the second season of Saturday Night Live Korea and stayed on as a regular cast member up through season nine.
Lee Hwi‑jae, a South Korean television host who also works as a comedian, actor and singer, graduated in theater from the Seoul Institute of the Arts. After a stint as a floor director on MBC’s entertainment block Sunday, Sunday Night, he entered the broadcast scene in 1992, taking on a comedic role. His breakthrough came with the show Life Theater, which catapulted him to fame. Since then he has fronted several variety programs, including Sang Sang Plus, Sponge and Quiz to Change the World. In 2008 he ranked third among MBC’s earners, receiving a salary of ₩574.5 million.
Park Sung-kwang works as a comedian, directs films, and raps with the group Brave Guys. He is presently a cast member of KBS’s Gag Concert, where his comedy career began in 2007. Since 2011 he has operated his own kimchi venture. Earlier he was represented by SNS Entertainment, and he joined SM C&C in 2018, remaining there through 2023.
Song Eun‑i, a South Korean vocalist, actress and comic, first stepped onto the stage as a theater performer in 1993. In that same year she also launched her career as a KBS comedian. She now works under the banner of the agency she created, Media Lab Seesaw (SISO). As its chief executive, Song runs the company alongside her friend Kim‑Sook, who holds the director’s post.
Song Sae-byeok, a South Korean actor, first attracted notice for his supporting part in the 2010 movie The Servant. He later took on the lead in the comedies Meet the In-Laws (2011) and The Suck Up Project: Mr. XXX‑Kisser (2012).
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