Master in the House

Master in the House (Korean: 집사부일체; abbreviated as Jipsabu) is a South Korean television program that airs on SBS weekly on Sundays at 18:25 (KST) from December 31, 2017. This marked the first fixed variety show for Lee Seung-gi since his discharge from the army, and for Lee Sang-yoon this was the first fixed variety show of his career.

Master in the House
Current Promotional poster
Also known asAll the Butlers
GenreReality
Variety
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes159 (as of February 14, 2021)
Production
Production locationsSouth Korea, Vietnam, United States, Japan, New Zealand
Running time75-90 minutes
Release
Original networkSBS
Original releaseDecember 31, 2017 (2017-12-31) –
present
External links
Website

Overview

The cast members spend two days and one night together with reputable figures of various fields or professions, known as Masters (사부), and get to know about the lives of the Masters, in the hopes of gaining knowledge and wisdom.[1] There are also 1-day Masters in the show, which the cast would instead spend a day together with.

Cast

Current

Former

Changes to the cast

On December 29, 2019, it was announced that Shin Sung-rok would join the show as part of the fixed cast, beginning from the episode aired January 12, 2020.[2] This marked Shin's first fixed variety show of his career.

On February 18, 2020, it was announced that Lee Sang-yoon and Yook Sung-jae will be leaving the show after the completion of recording held on the same day.[4] They have officially left after episode 111.

On April 21, 2020, it was confirmed that Kim Dong-hyun and Cha Eun-woo will join the show's fixed cast.[3] Their first episode as fixed cast members aired on May 3.

Episodes (2017–2018)
List of episodes in 2017-2018 (episode 1–50)
Ep. Broadcast Date Master # Master(s)
(Occupation(s))		 Note(s)
1 December 31, 2017 1 Jeon In-kwon
(Singer-songwriter)
  • Introduction of the cast
  • Phone Call Hint Fairy: Cho Jae-hyun
  • Special voice appearance by Twice through phone
2 January 7, 2018 —
3 January 14
4 January 21 2 Lee Dae-ho
(Professional baseball player)
5 January 28
6 February 4 3 Choi Bool-am
(Actor)
7 February 11 —
— No broadcast on February 18 due to the live coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics
8 February 25 4 Youn Yuh-jung
(Actress)
  • The broadcast time for this episode was shifted to 16:50 (KST) instead of the usual 18:20 due to the broadcasting of the 2018 Winter Olympics closing ceremony.
9 March 4 —
10 March 11 5 Lee Seung-hoon
(Speed skater)
11 March 18
12 March 25 6 BoA
(Singer)
13 April 1 —
14 April 8 7 Park Hang-seo
(Current coach of the Vietnam national football team)
15 April 15
16 April 22
8 Cha In-pyo
(Actor, director)		 —
17 April 29
18 May 6
  • Special voice appearance by Shin Ae-ra through phone
19 May 13 9 Pomnyun
(Buddhist monk, Zen master, activist)
20 May 20 —
21 May 27 10 Lee Sun-hee
(Singer)
22 June 3
23 June 10 11 Park Ji-sung
(Retired professional football player)
24 June 17
25 June 24 12 Go Doo-shim
(Actress)
26 July 1 —
27 July 8 13 Seol Min-seok
(History lecturer)
28 July 15 —
29 July 22 14 Lee Deok-hwa
(Actor)
30 July 29 —
31 August 5 15 Yoo Jun-sang
(Actor, singer)
32 August 12
— No broadcast on August 19 due to the live coverage of the 2018 Asian Games[5]
33 August 26 16 Kang San-ae
(Folk rock singer-songwriter)
  • Special appearance by Chang Kiha (also the Hint Fairy)
34 September 2
35 September 9 17 Shin Ae-ra
(Actress)
36 September 16
37 September 23
38 September 30
39 October 7 18 Kim Byung-man
(Comedian)
40 October 14 —
41 October 21 19 Lee Moon-sae
(Singer)
42 October 28 —
— No broadcast on November 4 due to the live coverage of the KBO League match
43 November 11 20 Noh Hee-young
(Brand strategist, CEO of YG Foods)
  • Phone Call Hint Fairy: Ha Jung-woo
  • First 1-day Master of the series
44 November 18 21 Kim Soo-mi
(Actress)
45 November 25
46 December 2 22 Son Ye-jin
(Actress)[lower-alpha 1]
47 December 9 —
48 December 16 23 Lee Soon-jae
(Actor)
49 December 23 —
50 December 30 24 Yoo Min-sang, Kim Jun-hyun, Kim Min-kyung, Moon Se-yoon
(Comedians)
  • Year End Special

Episodes (2019)
List of episodes in 2019 (episode 51–100)
Ep. Broadcast Date Master # Master(s)
(Occupation(s))		 Note(s)
51 January 6 25 Sean
(Jinusean member, rapper)
52 January 13 26 Choi Min-soo
(Actor)
53 January 20
54 January 27 27 Lee Yeon-bok
(Chef)
55 February 3
  • Special appearances by Kim Soo-mi, Jeon In-kwon, Kang San-ae, Kim Poong, Zhang Yu'an and Wang Yuk-sung
56 February 10 28 Lee Sang-hwa
(Speed skater)
57 February 17 —
58 February 24 29 Yoo Se-yoon
(Comedian, host, UV member, writer,
music video director, CEO of an advertisement company)
59 March 3
  • Special appearance by Muzie
60 March 10 30 Park Jin-young
(Singer-songwriter, record producer, CEO of JYP Entertainment)
  • Phone Call Hint Fairy: Rain
  • Special appearance by ITZY
61 March 17
  • Special appearance by ITZY
62 March 24 31 Kang Hyung-wook
(Entrepreneur, companion dog trainer)
63 March 31 —
64 April 7 32 Yang Hee-eun
(Singer)
65 April 14
66 April 21 33 Jeon Yu-seong
(Comedian)
67 April 28
68 May 5 34 Bae Mong-gi, Hong Beom-seok, Cho Myung-soo, Lee Jin-hee
(Firefighters)[lower-alpha 2]
69 May 12
70 May 19 35 Jung Doo-hong
(Action director, stunt coordinator, actor)
71 May 26 —
72 June 2 36 Lee Seo-jin
(Actor)[lower-alpha 3]
  • Enlightenment Vacation Special
  • The cast head to Aomori, Japan for filming
73 June 9
74 June 16 37 Ihn Yo-han / John Alderman Linton
(President of the Korea Foundation for International Healthcare,
professor at Yonsei University College of Medicine)
75 June 23 —
38 Bernard Werber
(Writer)
76 July 7
77 July 14 39 Jang Yoon-jeong
(Trot singer)
78 July 21
79 July 28 40 Chung Jung-yong
(Current coach of the South Korea national under-20 football team)
80 August 4 41 Choi Soo-jong
(Actor)
81 August 11
  • Special appearance by Lee Deok-hwa
82 August 18 42 Hur Jae
(Basketball coach)		 —
83 August 25 43 Noh Sa-yeon, Lee Moo-song
(Singers)		 —
84 September 1
85 September 8 44 Park Ji-woo, J Black
(Dancers)
86 September 15
87 September 22 45 Shin Seung-hwan, Jang Na-ra, Yoo Byung-jae, Peniel (BtoB)
(Celebrities)[lower-alpha 5]
  • My Master Is A Friend Special
88 September 29
89 October 6 46 Jung Chan-sung
(Mixed martial artist, kickboxer)
90 October 13
91 October 20 47 Park Chan-ho
(Retired professional baseball player)		 —
92 October 27
93 November 3 48 Kim Gun-mo
(Singer-songwriter)
94 November 10 —
— No broadcast on November 17 due to the live coverage of the 2019 WBSC Premier12 finals between South Korea and Japan
95 November 24 49 Lee Young-ae
(Actress)
96 December 1
97 December 8 50 Kim Byung-man
(Comedian)
  • The cast head to New Zealand for filming
  • Kim Byung-man is the first to appear as a Master twice
98 December 15
99 December 22
100 December 29 51 Jang Joon-hwan, Moon So-ri
(Film director), (Actress, screenwriter, director)

Episodes (2020)
List of episodes in 2020 (episode 101–152)
Ep. Broadcast Date Master # Master(s)
(Occupation(s))		 Note(s)
101 January 5 51 Jang Joon-hwan, Moon So-ri
(Film director), (Actress, screenwriter, director)		 —
102 January 12 52 Jang Jin-woo
(Coach of the South Korea National Representative Cheerleading Team)
103 January 19
104 January 26 53 Pak Se-ri, Choi Byung-chul, Kim Dong-hyun, Cho Jun-ho, Kwak Yoon-gy
(Athletes)		 —
105 February 2
106 February 9 54 Kim Nam-gil
(Actor)
107 February 16 —
108 February 23 55 Park Hyun-bin, Hong Jin-young
(Trot singers)		 —
109 March 1
110 March 8 56 Lee Se-dol
(Retired professional Go player)
  • Special appearance by Oh My Girl through video call
111 March 15
112 March 22 57 Kim Deok-soo
(Samul nori musician)
113 March 29
114 April 5 58 Sean Lee, Park Kyung-hwa, Lim Ji-ho
(Body builder, sports trainer), (CEO of Korea Art Psychology Counselling Association), (Chef)
115 April 12
116 April 19 59 Production crew of Unanswered Questions,
anchors of SBS 8 News, PDs of SBS variety shows
117 April 26
118 May 3 60 Jin Jong-oh, Lee Dae-hoon, Yang Hak-seon
(Athletes)
119 May 10
120 May 17 61 Shin Seung-hun
(Singer-songwriter)		 —
121 May 24
  • Special appearances by Seo Young-do, Gil Eun-kyung and Rothy
122 May 31 62 Kim Yeon-koung
(Professional volleyball player)		 —
123 June 7
124 June 14 63 Uhm Jung-hwa
(Singer, actress)
125 June 21
126 June 28 64 Namgoong Hoon
(CEO of Kakao Games)		 —
127 July 5 65 John Lee
(CEO of Meritz Asset Management)
128 July 12 66 Lee Jung-hyun
(Singer, actress)
129 July 19
130 July 26 67 Jang Do-yeon, Park Na-rae
(Comedians)		 —
131 August 2
132 August 9 68 Yoshihiro Akiyama / Choo Sung-hoon
(Mixed martial artist)		 —
133 August 16 69 Choi Hyun-mi
(Professional boxer)		 —
134 August 23 70 Kim Hee-sun
(Actress)		 —
135 August 30
136 September 6 71 Park In-cheol
(Entrepreneur, CEO of PowerfulX)		 —
137 September 13 72 Ken Rhee / Lee Geun
(Discharged Republic of Korea Navy Special Warfare Flotilla Lieutenant, YouTuber)
138 September 20 —
139 September 27 73 Tyler Rasch, Seol Min-seok
(Broadcast personality), (History lecturer)
  • Family Visit Special
140 October 4 74 Im Chang-jung
(Singer-songwriter, actor)		 —
141 October 11
142 October 18 75 Bae Seong-woo
(Actor)
  • Special appearance by Cha Tae-hyun (also the Phone Call Hint Fairy)
  • Special appearance by Bae Sung-jae through video call on episode 142
143 October 25
144 November 1 76 Ji Chun-hee
(Fashion designer)
145 November 8 77 Lee Juck
(Singer-songwriter)		 —
146 November 15 78 Lee Seung-gi
(Singer, actor, entertainer)
147 November 22 79 Lee Dong-gook
(Retired professional football player)		 —
148 November 29
149 December 6 80 Lee Hyung-taik, Jeon Mi-ra
(Retired professional tennis players)		 —
150 December 13 81 Jung Jae-hyung
(Singer-songwriter)
  • Special appearances by Sean Song, Park Ji-chan and Seol Yo-eun
151 December 20
152 December 27 82 Ryu Hyun-jin
(Professional baseball player)

Episodes (2021)
List of episodes in 2021 (episode 153-present)
Ep. Broadcast Date Master # Master(s)
(Occupation(s))		 Note(s)
153 January 3 82 Ryu Hyun-jin
(Professional baseball player)
154 January 10 83 Choi Jung-won, Kim So-hyun, Cha Ji-yeon
(Musical actresses)		 —
155 January 17
84 Jeffrey D. Jones
(Lawyer)		 —
156 January 24 85 Im Tae-hyuk, Park Jung-woo, Noh Beom-soo, Heo Seon-haeng
(Korean traditional wrestlers)
157 January 31 86 Kang Sung-tae, Kim Ji-hoon
(Lecturer), (2021 CSAT full marks scorer)
158 February 7 87 In Gyo-jin, So Yi-hyun
(Actor), (Actress)		 —
159 February 14 88 TBA
(TBA)		 —

Ratings
  • The table below show the highest rating received in red, and the lowest rating in blue each year.
  • NR denotes that the show did not rank in the top 20 daily programs on that date.

2017-2018
List of ratings in 2017-2018 (episode 1–50)
Ep.Broadcast DateTNmS Ratings[6]AGB Ratings[7]
Part 1Part 2 Part 1Part 2
1 December 31, 20176.8%10.5%6.5%10.4%
2 January 7, 20185.6%6.4%6.6%7.6%
3 January 146.3%6.5%7.3%7.2%
4 January 216.5%8.4%7.3%8.8%
5 January 286.4%8.4%7.7%9.1%
6 February 47.7%9.8%6.2%9.5%
7 February 117.2%7.4%7.6%8.0%
8 February 256.1%8.6%6.2%9.5%
9 March 46.9%7.4%7.7%8.6%
10 March 117.3%10.5%7.6%10.7%
11 March 185.7%9.0%7.4%10.9%
12 March 257.4%9.5%8.0%10.4%
13 April 17.5%8.3%7.6%8.9%
14 April 87.4%10.6%9.2%11.7%
15 April 156.3%8.4%7.0%9.1%
16 April 226.6%9.3%6.3%9.6%
17 April 296.6%8.6%6.4%8.3%
18 May 66.3%8.9%5.8%8.5%
19 May 137.7%9.1%6.7%10.5%
20 May 207.0%9.0%6.1%8.3%
21 May 275.5%7.7%6.7%10.4%
22 June 37.0%8.7%7.7%9.2%
23 June 106.8%10.7%7.3%11.0%
24 June 176.8%7.8%7.0%8.5%
25 June 247.5%11.0%7.5%10.2%
26 July 19.4%10.9%8.9%10.7%
27 July 87.2%9.5%6.6%8.8%
28 July 157.8%9.6%6.2%8.6%
29 July 229.2%10.1%8.0%9.6%
30 July 297.0%8.3%6.6%8.4%
31 August 56.1%7.7%5.7%7.5%
32 August 124.5%6.9%5.6%8.0%
33 August 267.2%9.0%8.1%10.4%
34 September 26.6%8.2%6.9%8.7%
35 September 98.7%11.6%8.5%11.9%
36 September 167.7%9.9%8.0%11.5%
37 September 235.6%7.9%6.3%9.5%
38 September 307.4%9.8%7.9%10.9%
39 October 77.3%10.0%7.4%10.5%
40 October 147.9%10.7%8.0%11.6%
41 October 216.9%9.0%8.0%9.6%
42 October 28NR8.2%6.0%9.3%
43 November 117.4%9.6%7.3%8.6%
44 November 187.7%10.6%7.1%10.2%
45 November 259.2%11.4%8.3%11.6%
46 December 28.7%10.9%8.7%12.1%
47 December 98.7%10.3%8.8%10.5%
48 December 168.3%9.1%8.4%8.4%
49 December 237.2%7.5%5.7%7.2%
50 December 307.8%8.9%7.6%8.7%

2019
List of ratings in 2019 (episode 51–100)
Ep.Broadcast DateTNmS Ratings[6]AGB Ratings[7]
Part 1Part 2 Part 1Part 2
51 January 67.2%8.0%7.5%9.1%
52 January 136.9%7.2%6.4%7.8%
53 January 20NR7.4%6.4%9.2%
54 January 277.9%9.1%7.5%9.9%
55 February 36.6%6.6%6.1%7.3%
56 February 107.4%8.5%8.1%10.1%
57 February 17NR7.6%5.9%7.5%
58 February 24NRNR6.0%6.7%
59 March 3NRNR5.3%5.9%
60 March 107.5%10.1%7.2%11.1%
61 March 176.2%9.2%6.7%10.2%
62 March 246.3%9.3%5.9%9.2%
63 March 317.9%10.4%7.1%10.4%
64 April 7NR7.2%6.0%8.0%
65 April 146.1%6.4%5.5%6.5%
66 April 216.0%7.5%5.4%7.8%
67 April 28NRNR4.9%6.1%
68 May 5NR5.3%4.3%5.3%
69 May 12NR5.3%3.7%5.5%
70 May 196.7%8.3%6.9%8.7%
71 May 26NR6.2%4.6%6.1%
72 June 25.0%7.1%4.9%7.8%
73 June 9NR6.2%5.5%7.1%
74 June 16NR7.7%6.0%8.5%
75 June 23NR6.0%4.7%6.2%
76 July 7NRNR4.2%4.8%
77 July 146.3%9.8%6.3%9.9%
78 July 21NRNR6.2%10.0%
79 July 285.8%7.0%
80 August 44.8%6.3%
81 August 114.2%5.6%
82 August 185.7%6.3%
83 August 255.2%5.6%
84 September 15.6%4.9%5.8%
85 September 86.5%5.6%6.6%
86 September 157.4%5.1%7.5%
87 September 227.3%6.6%7.4%
88 September 295.9%NR4.5%4.5%
89 October 6NR6.7%4.7%6.0%
90 October 13NR3.8%5.2%
91 October 207.4%5.5%6.7%
92 October 276.4%7.1%5.6%7.2%
93 November 37.1%9.8%7.1%11.2%
94 November 106.4%7.7%5.9%7.8%
95 November 247.3%9.1%6.9%9.6%
96 December 17.4%7.4%7.4%8.0%
97 December 8NR7.6%4.9%6.7%
98 December 15NR5.4%7.6%
99 December 225.8%7.1%
100 December 295.9%7.2%

2020
List of ratings in 2020 (episode 101–152)
Ep.Broadcast DateAGB Ratings[7]
Part 1Part 2
101 January 54.6%6.1%
102 January 123.9%5.4%
103 January 194.8%6.2%
104 January 263.3%4.2%
105 February 25.0%6.9%
106 February 94.4%6.3%
107 February 164.3%5.5%
108 February 235.2%7.3%
109 March 16.3%9.3%
110 March 85.1%7.4%
111 March 155.3%5.1%
112 March 224.0%4.5%
113 March 293.8%5.3%
114 April 54.6%5.4%
115 April 12NR7.3%
116 April 194.2%5.5%
117 April 264.5%5.3%
118 May 34.1%5.0%
119 May 103.3%4.0%
120 May 174.4%5.3%
121 May 243.2%4.7%
122 May 315.7%7.3%
123 June 74.8%6.2%
124 June 144.3%5.4%
125 June 214.2%4.2%
126 June 283.8%4.4%
127 July 54.0%4.2%
128 July 124.2%5.0%
129 July 194.2%4.2%
130 July 264.5%4.5%
131 August 24.1%4.7%
132 August 94.7%5.9%
133 August 163.2%4.2%
134 August 233.6%4.7%
135 August 303.0%4.4%
136 September 64.4%5.3%
137 September 135.1%6.3%
138 September 204.2%5.4%
139 September 274.1%5.3%
140 October 45.1%5.4%
141 October 11NR5.6%
142 October 184.2%4.7%
143 October 253.4%4.5%
144 November 14.6%5.9%
145 November 83.4%3.9%
146 November 155.0%5.5%
147 November 225.2%7.4%
148 November 294.2%4.7%
149 December 64.4%5.6%
150 December 134.5%5.0%
151 December 204.5%5.1%
152 December 275.2%7.4%

2021
List of ratings in 2021 (episode 153–present)
Ep.Broadcast DateAGB Ratings[7]
Part 1Part 2
153 January 35.2%6.5%
154 January 105.0%5.1%
155 January 175.0%6.2%
156 January 244.9%5.2%
157 January 315.8%6.0%
158 February 7%5.2%
159 February 14
160 February 21
161 February 28

Awards and nominations
Year Award Category Recipient(s) Result Ref.
2018 45th Korean Broadcasting Awards Best Entertainment Variety Show Award Master in the House Won [8]
12th SBS Entertainment Awards Grand Award (Daesang) Lee Seung-gi Won [9][10]
Top Excellence Award (Show/Talk) Yang Se-hyung Won
Excellence Award (Variety) Yook Sung-jae Won
Screenwriter Award Kim Myung-jung Won
Male Rookie Award Lee Sang-yoon Won
2019 55th Baeksang Arts Awards Best Variety Performer – Male Yang Se-hyung Nominated
13th SBS Entertainment Awards
Grand Award (Daesang) Lee Seung-gi Nominated [11][12]
Honorary Employee Award Yang Se-hyung Won
Excellence Award (Show/Variety) Lee Sang-yoon Won
Producer's Award Lee Seung-gi Won
SNS Star Award Yook Sung-jae Won
Best Teamwork Award Master in the House team Won
2020 14th SBS Entertainment Awards Grand Award (Daesang) Lee Seung-gi Nominated [13]
Yang Se-hyung Nominated
Hot Star Award (OTT) Lee Seung-gi Won
Rookie Award Cha Eun-woo Won
Best Entertainer Award Shin Sung-rok Won
Producers' Award Yang Se-hyung Won
Excellence Award (Show/Variety) Kim Dong-hyun Won

Notes
  1. Appeared as the "MT Planner"
  2. The 34th Masters are all the firefighters in South Korea, and these 4 firefighters appeared as representatives of the Masters
  3. Appeared as the "Travelling Companion"
  4. Noh Sa-yeon's elder sister
  5. Appeared as the Friends of the cast members
  6. Rhythmic gymnast

References
  1. "[단독]"내년 아닌 올해…" '집사부일체' 31일 첫방송" (in Korean). Retrieved 2018-08-13.
  2. "신성록, '집사부일체' 새 멤버… 1월 중 첫 등장". NoCutNews. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
  3. "'집사부일체' 측 "김동현X차은우, 새 고정멤버로 합류"(공식입장)" (in Korean). Retrieved 2020-04-21.
  4. "'집사부일체' 측 "육성재·이상윤과 아름다운 작별...후임 미정"(공식)" (in Korean). Retrieved 2020-02-18.
  5. "MBC, 오늘(15일) '2018 아시안게임 축구예선' 중계…'이나리' '시간' 결방(공식)" (in Korean). Retrieved 2018-08-21.
  6. "TNMS Daily Ratings: this links to current day-select the date from drop down menu". TNMS (in Korean). Archived from the original on 2013-11-28. Retrieved 2017-10-12.
  7. "AGB Daily Ratings: this links to current day-select the date from drop down menu". Nielsen Korea (in Korean). Archived from the original on 2017-05-13. Retrieved 2017-10-12.
  8. "방탄소년단·감우성·박나래, 제45회 한국방송대상 수상 [공식입장]" (in Korean). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
  9. "[종합] 'SBS 연예대상' 이승기 대상…김종국♡홍진영 베스트커플상". sports.donga.com (in Korean). 2018-12-29. Retrieved 2018-12-29.
  10. OSEN (2018-12-29). "'반전의 대상' 받은 배우..올해의 프로그램 '미우새'(종합)[2018 SBS연예대상]". mosen.mt.co.kr (in Korean). Retrieved 2018-12-29.
  11. "'SBS연예대상' 유재석, 대상+'런닝맨' 6관왕 싹쓸이…백종원 공로상[종합]". TV리포트. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
  12. "'런닝맨' 유재석, 4년 만에 SBS 연예대상 수상". Chosun (in Korean). December 29, 2019.
  13. "Winners Of The 2020 SBS Entertainment Awards". Soompi. 2020-12-19. Retrieved 2020-12-21.
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