User:Project0820/sandbox

Lee Hyuk Jae

Lee Hyuk Jae

Born	5th of July, 1973 (age 47)

Incheon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Activities TV Host

Comedian

Theatre performer

Movie actor

Actor

Ordinary person

Years active 1993- 20th of January, 2010, 2011- 2018

Academic background

Graduated from the Attached Elementary School of Gyeongin National University of Education

Graduated from Kwangsung Middle School in Incheon

Incheon High School

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering at Inha University

Spouse 	Shim Kyoung Ae

Family Children: 2 sons and 1 daughter

Eldest son Lee Tae Yeon (Born in 2002, aged 17-18)

Second son Lee Jeong Yeon (Born in 2004, aged 15-16)

Daughter Lee Gyu Yeon (Born in 2008, aged 11-12)

Religion	Protestant (Methodist)

Awards

KBS Entertainment award’s Top Excellence Award, 2004

Lee Hyuk Jae (5th of July, 1973~) is a South Korean host and ordinary comedian.

Contents •	1 Life •	2 Academic Background •	3 Entertainment Activities o	3.1 Entertainment, Radio appearances 	3.1.1 Television show appearances 	3.1.2 Previous/ terminated television shows appearances 	3.1.3 Radio shows o	3.2 Dramas, Movies and Feature films 	3.2.1 Dramas 	3.2.2 Movies 	3.2.3 Advertisements •	4 Award record •	5 Incidences/ controversies •	6 Notes •	7 References •	8 External links Life After his first debut as a theatre performer in 1993, he went on to make an official debut in 1999 as a comedian through open recruitment with MBC, and won the KBS Entertainment Award’s Top Excellence Award in 2004. He was also known as Doctor Lee in the TV show ‘Sponge 2.0’. Since he is of the ‘Jeonju’ family clan, he is the 19th generation descendant of Prince Hyoryeong Ibo, who was the second son of King Taejong Yi Bang-won.

Academic Background •	Graduated from the Attached Elementary School of Gyeongin National University of Education (1986) •	Graduated from Kwangsung Middle School in Incheon (1989) •	Graduated from Incheon High School (1992) •	Graduated with a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from Inha University Entertainment Activities Entertainment, Radio appearances Television show appearances Previous/ terminated television show appearances •	2000, 2003, KBS 1TV ‘Family Arcade’ •	2001, KBS 2TV ‘TV Carries Love’ •	2002, SBS ‘Laughing Night, Good Night’ (Fixed guest) •	2002, SBS ‘Beautiful Sunday’ •	2003, KBS 2TV ‘Operation Saturday, The Declaration of Freedom’ •	2003, SBS ‘Good Friends’ •	2003- 2004, KBS 2TV ‘Sponge’ •	2004, KBS 2TV ‘Pyramid of dreams’ •	2004, KBS 2TV ‘Sundays are 101%’ •	2004, KBS 2TV ‘Happy Sunday’ Guest of Immortal Songs Episode 145 •	2004, MTV ‘Party King’ •	2004- 2005, KBS 2TV ‘Star Golden Bell’ •	2004 KBS 2TV ‘Joyful Sundays, Happy Sunday’ •	2005- 2006, KBS 2TV ‘Number One Crisis Escape’ •	2006- 2007, SBS ‘Sundays are Good- New X Men’ •	2006- 2008, MBC ‘Happiness Corporation, 10,000 won of happiness’ •	XTM ‘Go’ •	2006, ‘Super Korean’ •	2007, MBC ‘Like Father, Like Son’ •	2007, SBS ‘Sundays are Good, Let’s do it’ •	2007- 2008, MBC ‘Challenge, King of Manners’ •	2008, MBC ‘Sunday Night- We Got Married’ Season 1 (Self/ Appearance) •	2008, SBS ‘Mystery Commando’ •	2008, KBS 2TV ‘Road Show Quiz Expedition’ •	2009, MBC ‘Sunday Night- Quiz Prince’ •	2009, MBC Everyone ‘Extraordinary! Don’t ask Questions Team’ •	2009, EBS ‘New Program 60 minute Parents’ (Dropped out mid-term) •	2009, MBC ‘Gag-ya’ •	2011, MBC ‘Koica’s Dream’ •	2011, MBC ‘Laugh and Laugh’ •	2012, MBC ‘Project Overcome Married Couple Crisis- with the wife’ •	2014, Joseon TV ‘Healing Beauty Show, Beautiful You’ •	2014- 2018, MBN ‘Inner Sleeve Show, Dongchimi’ (Dropped out mid-term) Radio shows •	2014 EBS FM ‘EBS Book Reading Radio series’ •	EBS Dramas, Movies and Feature films Dramas •	2002, SBS ‘Rustic Period’– Role as Kim Muok •	2002, SBS ‘The Great Ambition’ •	2003, KBS 2TV ‘Go Mom Go!’ •	2006, MBC ‘What’s Up Fox’- As Byung Hee’s imaginary counterpart (friendship appearance) •	2007, SBS ‘Snow in August’ Movies •	2004, Superstar Kim Sa Yong •	2004, Two Guys •	2006, Who has slept with that girl? Advertisements •	2000, Oddugi ‘Yeol Ramyun’ •	2002, Kia Motors ‘Bongo Frontier’

Award records •	2002, KBS Entertainment Awards, Award for Best Entertainer

•	2004, KBS Entertainment Awards, Top Excellence Award

Incidences/controversies

According to Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency, Lee Hyuk Jae was charged with two acts of assault at 2 AM on the 13th of January, 2010 at a waitress bar, where he asked one of the female waitress managers to call a waitress he was protesting against, then swore at and slapped the manager three or four times, after which he slapped the male waiter who had tried to stop the fight. After admitting to the assault at the police investigation, Hyuk Jae Lee left the KBS Cool FM Radio program ‘Lee Hyuk Jae and Cho Hyang Gi’s splendid life’, and the program which was scheduled to be aired had his section edited out and was aired in that way[1]. In the meantime, rumours of his involvement with gangs circulated social media outlets, but these turned out to be untrue and this case was ended as a case of simple violence and sent to the prosecution[2].

In 2010, Lee Hyuk Jae appeared as a guest on the ‘Ulsan Science University’ episode of the show ‘Running Man’ as a comeback, but the production team decided it was not possible to broadcast, and on January the 5th, 2014, KBS 2TV’s ‘One Night, Two Days’ aired a cut of ‘Dangerous Invitation’ on which he appeared, he had to suffer the humiliation of being pixelated and suspended from appearing on KBS, EBS and SBS, along with Kang Byung Gu and Shin Jeong Hwan who also appeared on the show[3].

References 1.	↑ “'룸살롱 폭행' 이혁재, 라디오 하차”. 뉴시스 연예. 2010년 1월 20일. 2.	↑ 김경민 기자 경찰, 이혁재 ‘룸살롱 폭행’ 수사종결 "조폭 연루 없어" 마이데일리 2010년 1월 21일 작성 3.	↑ “신정환-강병규-이혁재 ‘위험한 초대’ MC 괴담… 유재석만 남았다?”. 쿠키뉴스. 2010년 9월 12일. 2018년 4월 29일에 확인함.[깨진 링크(과거 내용 찾기)]

This article is a translation into English of 'https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%9D%B4%ED%98%81%EC%9E%AC' &lt;nowiki&gt;Insert non-formatted text here &lt;/nowiki&gt;done by a translation student at Western Sydney University.