IN PHOTOS: Our Favorite Funny Scenes From "Crash Landing On You"
Apart from the super romantic scenes from the hit K-Drama show, there were lots of comic relief to keep us hooked all the way to the finale and beyond!
#CLOY fans, it’s the weekend, and no, unlike other weekends past, we won’t be getting a new ‘Crash Landing on You’ episode tonight. Sad as it may seem, we’ve come to accept the fact that our favorite K-drama show yet has come to and end, and is now just a part of pop culture history!
While some of our friends and family are just getting in on the craze, binge-watching the TV series every chance they get, for the rest of us, re-watching the episodes and scouring the net for fan sites has served as our lifeline for the past week.
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If you’re still not over it, and want to relive the best moments of the show once again, allow us to indulge you in our picks of the most memorable, funny scenes throughout all the 16 episodes. They’re guaranteed to put a smile on your face, if not give you a good laugh. ’Til our next K-drama obsession, cheers CLOY-mates!
Our Favorite CLOY Funny Scenes
Our Favorite CLOY Funny Scenes
This scene of the comrades aka Captain Ri’s troops from the 5th infantry division wasn’t in the show, but it was from the time they headed out for a picnic with Se-ri. If these guys don’t put a smile on your face, I don’t know what will!
In episode 2, Se-ri is almost caught by Cheol-Kang during a random house inspection in the village. Captain Ri arrives from Pyongyang to her rescue, announcing to the town that Se-ri is in fact his “fiance” from Division 11. Se-ri takes the acting a little too seriously, giving us a mix of kilig and a laugh!
On Se-ri’s first attempt to leave North Korea via boat, Capt Ri takes the initiative to check out the local market for girly things she might need: personal care products, underwear, and clothes. He sheepishly approaches a stall, and just opts to buy everything in sight to save himself from embarrassment.
Se-ri gives Captain Ri a tomato plant, puts it in his front yard, and teaches him to speak 10 good words to it daily, so that it grows well. While this scene isn’t funny, we find it totally adorable, and cute that such a tough, stern guy like Capt Ri would actually do such a cute act.
Se-ri loves giving out imaginary awards and gifts to the comrades. In her second attempt to leave North Korea, she has dinner with the gents and gives out Korean hand heart signs to the guys, annoying Captain Ri in the process. He gets jealous about her giving her ‘heart’ away to everyone else, making him sulk with this adorable face in the process.
Se-ri pretends to be unaffected by Captain Ri's fiance's arrival. She doesn't sleep all night waiting for his return, ending up finishing cans upon cans of beer in the process.
Upon arrival in South Korea, the 4 comrades and the wire tapper head to a convenience store, scarfing down instant noodles and rice, amazed by the selection of flavors available.
The comrades see a local Chicken & Beer restaurant, and from outside, ogle the customers’ dishes, wanting to get a taste. Wire tapper Man Bok sadly reminds them of the reason they’re there, and that they should be wise about their spending too.
On their first night in South Korea, the comrades admire the city lights, wondering if South Korea knew about their arrival, prompting them to turn all the lights on to show-off. They then proceed to wonder where Captain Ri could be among all those dazzling skyscrapers.
On the comrades’ first night in South Korea, they are clueless about where to stay for the night, so they choose to head to a 24-hour sauna. They are amazed at the amount of free food and services, only to find out they get charged for everything upon checkout! (And that Pyo Chi Su opted for a facial scrub!)
Captain Ri is welcomed into Se-ri's South Korea home, and is offered to eat—only to find out that Se-ri's refrigerator is filled with just water, and not a single sign of food. They opt to have fried chicken delivered instead.
Superstar actor Kim Soo-hyun makes a cameo appearance in CLOY episode 11, in his 'Secretly, Greatly' movie character as a North Korean spy sent to the South. The comrades chance upon him on the street, sharing how he has been living in the South for a while now, awaiting orders from NorKor. The comrades are dumbfounded and fear that they may end up going crazy like him.
Capt Ri Jeong Hyeok temporarily shacks up with Se-ri in her beautiful home, but gets bored out of his mind while she’s not home, so he opts to go online and play competitive games. Se-ri comes home to find out that he had charged gaming add-ons to her credit card. Like a little child, he is commanded to log out, and can only spend 2 hours online per day, with the computer in ‘kids mode’.
The comrades discuss their individual progress for their mission to find Captain Ri in South Korea, and re-tell their adventures as they went on their own on different paths for the day—one went to Subway to eavesdrop on Se-ri's employees, two went to an Internet shop to do online gaming and watch K-drama, one became a valet and a fried chicken delivery guy, and one was scouted by modeling/entertainment agencies. LOL!
The comrades came up with the brilliant idea to gate crash Se-ri's Home line launch, dressed in what they thought South Korean men should be wearing. They end up looking overdressed, especially Pyo Chi-Su who dons a fake Chanel shirt and ridiculous hair.
Se-ri treats the comrades to an iconic product in K-Beauty: the sheet mask! Submitting to her beauty rituals, the boys enjoy a moment of relaxation like never before.
Se-ri makes Ju-mok head out to an important errand, and makes him dress in a dapper suit, accessorized with an iconic beanie that was from the hit K-drama show 'Stairway to Heaven'—his favorite South Korean drama.
Se-ri keeps her promise to Ju-mok and lets him have lunch with his idol and longtime crush, actress Choi Ji Woo of Stairway to Heaven fame. The two share a cute selfie that totally makes us smile!
Eun Dong tells Captain Ri about his experience in an online gaming shop, fighting with a character called 'Tomato Cultivator', which turns out to be Captain Ri himself. Eun Dong admits to being 'Desperate Effort', his character in the online game, the one Captain Ri was supposed to meet in person, to give a scolding. Much to his annoyance, Captain Ri ends up leaving the room and turning the lights off on Eun Dong.
Man Bok strikes again! Being the experienced wire tapper that he is, he made sure to tap Se-ri's hospital room and listen to every conversation that goes on in there, as none of them are present to take care of Se-ri. In this scene, he gets into character and pretends to be Se-ri's father and Se-ri's 2nd brother at the same time.
The comrades are happy to find out that Man Bok has tapped Se-ri's room, so they take turns in listening to updates, getting invested in every situation as each day passes. They patiently wait for Se-ri to wake up from her operation.
Captain Ri becomes overly protective of Se-ri, offering his assistance in even the littlest thing, such as holding a drink or getting up from bed. The comrades are nauseated by Captain Ri's hopeless romantic gestures, leaving them no choice but to step out of the room.
Captain Ri becomes overly protective of Se-ri, offering his assistance in even the littlest thing, such as holding a drink or getting up from bed. The comrades are nauseated by Captain Ri's hopeless romantic gestures, leaving them no choice but to step out of the room.
Se-ri's mom invites Jeong Hyeok for coffee, and his 3 comrades secretly join in to spy on the meeting. Ju-mok tells Pyo Chi-su and Eun Dong that in South Korean dramas, these situations often happen where rich parents talk down on their child's girlfriend/boyfriend, and offers huge sums of money, and asks them to stay away. The comrades assume that this is what's happening between Se-ri's mom and Captain Ri.
Se-ri's mom invites Jeong Hyeok for coffee, and his 3 comrades secretly join in to spy on the meeting. Ju-mok tells Pyo Chi-su and Eun Dong that in South Korean dramas, these situations often happen where rich parents talk down on their child's girlfriend/boyfriend, and offers huge sums of money, and asks them to stay away. The comrades assume that this is what's happening between Se-ri's mom and Captain Ri.
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