S1·E69 Grasshopper Hunting

Episode recap

Running Man Season 1 reached its sixty‑ninth broadcast on 20 November 2011, an episode catalogued under the title “Grasshopper Hunting.” The episode’s official metadata, as recorded by The Movie Database (TMDB), identifies the primary filming location as the Incheon Culture & Arts Center, a landmark venue situated in the city of Incheon. The program’s format, classified by TMDB as a comedy‑and‑reality variety show, routinely places its regular cast members in a variety of mission‑oriented settings, often drawing on the distinctive characteristics of the chosen landmark. In this installment, the regular cast assembled at the Incheon Culture & Arts Center to carry out the episode’s scheduled activities.

A notable feature of the broadcast was the inclusion of a guest appearance by Choi Min‑soo. The guest credit appears alongside the regular cast in the episode’s official listing, indicating that Choi Min‑soo participated in the filming that day. No additional participants are listed in the supplied synopsis, and the episode’s description does not enumerate further guest roles or cameo appearances.

The episode’s title, “Grasshopper Hunting,” is presented in the TMDB entry as the thematic label for this broadcast. While the synopsis does not elaborate on the specific challenges, games, or narrative arcs associated with that theme, the title functions as the episode’s identifier within the series’ sequential numbering. The episode is positioned within the broader chronology of Running Man’s first season, following the preceding episode and preceding the subsequent installment, each similarly documented in TMDB’s episode guide.

All of the information concerning this broadcast—episode number, title, airdate, landmark, and guest—derives directly from the TMDB episode synopsis. No additional plot details, dialogue excerpts, or production notes are provided in the source material, and therefore are omitted from this recap. The episode remains part of the publicly accessible record of Running Man’s early run, contributing to the series’ documented history as a Korean variety program that blends comedic interaction with reality‑based competition.