Lee Seo-jin & Kim Gwang-gyu's 'Secretary Jin' Premieres Oct 3, Promises Hilarious 'Tom & Jerry' Chemistry with Guest Lee Su-ji

SBS's new entertainment show, 'My Way Too Cantankerous Manager - Secretary Jin' (hereafter 'Secretary Jin'), has confirmed its premiere date for Friday, October 3rd, at 10 PM, signaling its official launch.

Moving beyond conventional talk shows, 'Secretary Jin' is an intimate, hands-on roadshow that follows stars in real-time as they receive dedicated care. Actors Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu will transform into 'daily managers,' spending a day with a celebrity to capture their unfiltered moments and inner thoughts, sights never before seen by the public.

The atmosphere of the first recording session, held recently ahead of the premiere, has also been unveiled. Comedian Lee Su-ji, who has emerged as a rising star in the variety show scene for 2025, was the first guest and reportedly filled the studio with laughter. Lee Su-ji appeared as one of her alter egos, rapper 'Haembugi,' leading the scene with witty remarks and infectious energy. Meanwhile, Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu showcased explosive 'Tom and Jerry'-like chemistry, turning the set into a sea of laughter.

"From the very first recording, we experienced synergy beyond imagination," stated the production team. "Not only Lee Su-ji's performance, but the chemistry between Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu exceeded expectations." They added, "The blend of laughter, empathy, and the stars' realistic daily lives will offer fresh entertainment to viewers."

SBS's 'Secretary Jin,' featuring the managerial adventures of the 'cantankerous caretakers' Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu, will broadcast its first episode on Friday, October 3rd, at 10 PM.

Lee Seo-jin debuted in 1999 with the MBC drama 'Hello, Love' and is a veteran actor. Despite his often 'cantankerous' public image, he is beloved for his friendly and humorous persona in variety shows. He achieved significant success in various programs with PD Na Young-seok, such as 'Youn's Kitchen' and 'Three Meals a Day,' earning him the nickname 'National Sherpa.'