Na Young-seok really went all in… Hit the peak ratings of 3.8%→ Stayed on top in the same time slot for 5 straight weeks as the No. 1 (Han TV entertainment program, “Kongkong Farm Farm”)

[TV Report = Reporter Kim Narae] The tvN variety show "A Farm Where You Plant Beans and Beans Grow, Go Farm, Do Farm, Animal Farm" (hereinafter "Kong Kong Farm Farm") will come to a grand finale as members Lee Kwang-soo, Do Kyung-soo, and Shin Ye-eun show their determination to win in the final stretch.

In the final episode of "Kong Kong Farm Farm," airing at 8:20 p.m. on the 24th, a dinner showdown will unfold between the KKPP Food employees and the production crew, with patience being tested and shouting running wild.

That day, Lee Kwang-soo, Do Kyung-soo, and Shin Ye-eun team up with a ranch senior, while the production crew forms a team with the ranch representative to compete in a "Body Language" showdown with their dinner expense on the line. The KKPP Food team, which needs to guess more correctly than the production crew, burns with fierce determination, but the ranch senior, who is unfamiliar with the game, unexpectedly emerges as a weak point, creating a nail-biting situation.

Even as the remaining time drops below one minute and every second counts, the ranch senior still does not move, driving the members' impatience to the limit. Feeling desperate, Lee Kwang-soo shouts, "Do something, anything!" and Do Kyung-soo yells, "Hurry up!" turning the studio into a sea of laughter. Attention is focused on who will become the unpredictable game's final winner.

Lee Kwang-soo and Do Kyung-soo also struggle until the very end over selling manure compost on a secondhand trading platform. Finally, on the morning of the last day, a potential buyer makes contact, but Shin Ye-eun's strategy of playing hard to get and Do Kyung-soo's insistence on an immediate reply clash head-on. Interest is mounting over whether they can successfully sell the compost before the training session ends. In addition, the touching behind-the-scenes story of Kim Woo-bin suddenly shedding tears at the dairy cow ranch, the first training location, will also be revealed.

Previously, on the 17th, "Kong Kong Farm Farm" recorded a nationwide average of 2.7% and a peak of 3.8% based on Nielsen Korea's paid-platform ratings, firmly holding the No. 1 spot among cable and general programming channels in its time slot for five consecutive weeks. The final episode of Na Young-seok PD's tvN "A Farm Where You Plant Beans and Beans Grow, Go Farm, Do Farm, Animal Farm" will air at 8:20 p.m. on the 24th.

Reporter Kim Narae / Photo = tvN "A Farm Where You Plant Beans and Beans Grow, Go Farm, Do Farm, Animal Farm"