On his first day of work, Seung-chan is interviewed by “Documentary 3 Days” for a feature on working at KBS and gets a taste of his complex new job.
A rookie producer joins the Korean Broadcasting System to be near his secret crush and enters the madcap world of network TV, where ratings rule.
On his first day of work, Seung-chan is interviewed by “Documentary 3 Days” for a feature on working at KBS and gets a taste of his complex new job.
Jun-mo has to orchestrate bad news, Cindy stops by her ruthless agent’s office and Seung-chan struggles to get toner cartridge for the team printer.
Seung-chan feels hated at work, Ye-jin frets about paying for car repairs and the “Two Days and One Night” team tries a new concept.
Seung-chan’s team tests new games for the show relaunch, Ye-jin gets a notice from the communications commission and Cindy takes a calculated risk.
Cindy gets a hard lesson about herself, Jun-mo takes a stand and Ye-jin has too much to drink. Seung-chan learns the ins and outs of food delivery.
Seung-chan confronts Jun-mo, Ye-jin confides in Seung-chan and Cindy wants to try a new sweet public persona after running into saintly Lee Seung-gi.
Ye-jin and Jun-mo get an unexpected visitor, Seung-chan works on his poker face and rumors start flying when Cindy goes missing.
Seung-chan’s reaction confuses Cindy, the entertainment department takes part in the annual sports meet and Go A-ra visits the show.
Seung-chan helps Ye-jin move into her new place, “Two Days and One Night” gets bumped, Jun-mo resolves not to lose his spot and Cindy has doubts.
Jun-mo is unsure if he wants to let go, Seung-chan tries editing, Cindy shows her hand and Ye-jin thinks she’s good at reading situations.
Seung-chan doesn’t want to lose hope, Jun-mo wonders if producers get to decide, Ye-jin seeks relationship advice and Cindy deals with bad press.
The team questions Jun-mo’s decision, Seung-chan wants a reshoot, Cindy’s conflict with Byun comes to a head and the show’s future is unclear.
