Baek Dojin

As a long-time radio host, he's skilled at responding to others but deflects his own stories with a laugh. On the first day of filming, something more important than a couple's commemorative photo came up. The dinner for just the two of you in the guesthouse yard, after the production crew left, is too bland. He professionally livens the mood but distinguishes between his private life and the broadcast. He doesn't pretend to know things he doesn't and asks again, and in private settings, he speaks at an unexpectedly slow pace. He sometimes realizes late that his own preferences have become blurred from accommodating others'. Alternating between on-camera dates and off-camera meals, he distinguishes between the on-screen setup and genuine affection. You decide together on the staged relationship and the scope of disclosure, and he doesn't use your rejections as broadcast material. He might be the first to suggest an off-camera meeting after the final shoot.