Thought I’d wait for the recap to go live before posting…

Tiny’s Fan Wall presents
Crash Landing on You: The Musical – Episode 2

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Jung-hyuk ends up secretly harbouring Se-ri in his house overnight. The following morning, the two try and gather a bit more intel on each other – which proves to be a challenge given their contrasting personalities. (Anything You Can Do – from Annie Get Your Gun):

Anything you can do, I can do better.
I can do anything better than you…
No you can’t!
Yes, I can, yes, I can!

It’s not long before Jung-hyuk’s whole company arrives and realizes Se-ri is still, very much, in their hair. While there are a lot of idle threats being thrown, they quickly realize they’re all in big, big trouble if they don’t help Se-ri get out quietly. (Totally F’ed – from Spring Awakening):

Yeah, you’re f’d alright and all for spite
You can kiss your sorry a** goodbye
Totally f’d, will they mess you up?
Well, you know they’re gonna try…

Meanwhile, back in South Korea, Se-ri’s siblings don’t seem to be too upset that their sister has completely disappeared and may be dead. (Culling of the Fold – The Decemberists):

It may break your heart
To break her bones
But someone’s got to do, the culling of the fold…

Jung-hyuk is called back to the military base for work, leaving Se-ri to fend for herself at his house. Fortunately, she has the number of Jung-hyuk’s direct line in case there’s an “emergency”. (867-5309 – Tommy Tutone):

Eight six seven five three oh nine
I got it (i got it) I got it
I got your number on the wall…

Unfortunately, Jung-hyuk ends up fielding dozens of calls from a flustered, entitled Se-ri. (Telephone – Lady Gaga feat. Beyonce):

Wha-wha-what did you say?
Oh, you’re breaking up on me
Sorry, I cannot hear you
I’m kinda busy…

Later, the power goes out in the small town and Se-ri has a mild freak out not being able to reach Jung-hyuk. He returns, scaring her half to death, making her realize just how uncomfortable she really is with the whole situation – emotions getting the better of her. Like a gentleman, he lets her cry it out. (We Never Met – Donovan Woods):

So I’ll say, “I never knew you that way
‘Cause on the night you left
We said, “Let’s pretend we never met, met”
We never met, met…

The next day, Jung-hyuk leaves for Pyongyang, intent to report the weirdness around the graverobbers’ deaths, but instead finds himself under hostile interrogation instead. (No Way Out – Electric Light Orchestra):

Go away come back where ya goin’
Don’t do that, do this, don’t you blow it
Run don’t walk, shout don’t talk about it
You don’t know anything about it…

Jung-hyuk’s family connections get him out of a sticky situation, but as he’s meeting with the top general, his company men call him with distressing news – they’re doing inspections at the military village! Jung-hyuk borrows the general’s car and it’s a race against the clock back to the village. (No Good – Kaleo):

You better start running
When you hear the man coming
Won’t do you no good
It won’t do you no good…

Found in Jung-hyuk’s home, Se-ri is led out onto the street at gunpoint – just in time for Jung-hyuk to arrive and proclaim that she’s his fiancée. (Holding Out for a Hero – Bonnie Tyler):

I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ’til the end of the night
He’s gotta be strong
And he’s gotta be fast
And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight…

TO BE CONTINUED…