S1·E698 So Hip It Hurts
Synopsis
In Seongsu-dong, members have the opportunity to experience three exciting courses, all by rolling dice to cover the costs. Each member receives six dice. Following each course, members roll their dice in private. They deduct ten dollars for each point rolled from the total cost of the course. If there's still an outstanding balance, it converts into debt. The number of members penalized depends on the amount of debt incurred. Those penalized will have to sport a pantsless look for next week's shoot. Stay tuned!
Episode recap
In episode 698 of the long running variety program Running Man, titled So Hip It Hurts, the members gather in Seongsu-dong to experience three exciting courses. To cover the costs of these courses, the members rely on rolling dice. At the start of the activity, each member receives six dice. Following the completion of each course, the members roll their dice in private. For every point rolled, ten dollars are deducted from the total cost of the course. If an outstanding balance remains after the point deductions are applied, the remaining amount is converted into debt. The total amount of debt incurred determines how many members will receive a penalty. Those members who are chosen for the penalty will be required to sport a pantsless look for the following week shoot. Running Man is a Korean variety show where members compete in games and missions to win, avoid penalties, and earn prizes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 1 Episode 698 of Running Man air?
Season 1, Episode 698 ('So Hip It Hurts') originally aired on March 31, 2024.
How long is Season 1 Episode 698 ('So Hip It Hurts')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 97 minutes.
What happens in Running Man Season 1 Episode 698?
In Seongsu-dong, members have the opportunity to experience three exciting courses, all by rolling dice to cover the costs. Each member receives six dice. Following each course, members roll their dice in private. They deduct ten dollars for each point rolled from the total cost of the course. If th...