Actors Lee Kwang-soo, Kim Woo-bin, and Do Kyung-soo (D.O.) are back to deliver chaotic laughter in the latest episode of tvN’s hit travel variety show Green Bean, Red Bean.
The third episode, airing on October 31 at 9:20 p.m. KST, features a hilarious mini-conflict between the trio and their company’s accounting staff proof that even the most charming team can stumble over the smallest details.
In this episode, the members playing mock company executives at “KKPP Food” enjoy a shopping trip supported by their fictional headquarters. Everything runs smoothly until Kim Woo-bin, acting as the company auditor, forgets to collect a cash receipt for a hat he purchased.
This seemingly minor mistake spirals into a playful argument with the company’s finance officer. As Kim Woo-bin tries to explain himself, it becomes clear he misunderstood the reimbursement rules. The tension escalates when the staff member coolly corrects him only for Lee Kwang-soo to jump in, grumbling, “Why would you say it like that?”
His exaggerated frustration immediately breaks the tension, leaving everyone laughing. The moment encapsulates the show’s signature charm turning ordinary workplace miscommunications into comedic mayhem.
Later, during the expense reconciliation segment, the light-hearted bickering continues as both Lee Kwang-soo and Kim Woo-bin pretend to sulk over deductions made by headquarters. Their petty but endearing reactions highlight their natural comedic chemistry, with Do Kyung-soo stepping in as the reluctant mediator between the two.
The Mexico-set episode doesn’t stop at office drama. It ends with the trio finally embarking on their long-awaited hot air balloon adventure. What begins as an exciting bucket-list moment quickly turns slapstick when Lee Kwang-soo, overwhelmed by the height, freezes midair and crouches down in fear sending both Kim Woo-bin and Do Kyung-soo into fits of laughter.
Green Bean, Red Bean has earned praise for its authentic chemistry between three of Korea’s most beloved actors. Lee Kwang-soo’s unpredictable humor, Kim Woo-bin’s stoic charm, and Do Kyung-soo’s subtle wit combine into a “Tiki-taka” dynamic that keeps every scene lively.
Sources: Daum
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