After changing into their uniforms, the Running Man members and guests made their way onto Suwon Sports Complex’s field where an unbelievable sight met their eyes: dogs, dogs, and more dogs.

Taek PD explained: the first mission was like the card game Spoons, where you passed one card every turn and had to match four cards of different suits before grabbing a spoon…But with a lot of modifications. Instead of playing with cards, they were going to play with one-year old dogs of different breeds, and they had to place the dogs inside each person’s labeled fenced in area, spread out on the outskirts of the field; and instead of grabbing spoons, they had to go into the stadium’s seats and find a Running Man index card.

Each team member would draw a breed of dog before the game started and that member would have to catch all four of the same puppy and place them inside their labeled areas before running off into the seats. Each team member would have to find an index card and come back to where the main cameras were before a PD disclosed the next location.

“So it's important which dog we draw,” Jaye muttered, nodding her head and sneaking a peak at Kwang Soo.

It was a well known fact Kwangsoo wasn’t all that lucky at picking things, so she prayed to God he wouldn’t pick one of the bigger breeds…It would be great for variety’s sake, but she wanted to win. Her team was already at a disadvantage since they had one more person than the other team.

“Shi-jak-ha-ki jeon-ae jil-moon-ee-seo-yo?” Taek PD asked. Before we start, are there any questions?

“Bop-shi-da!” Jaesuk said after a few seconds of shared glances. Let’s pick!

One by one, everybody chose a ball with a dog’s breed on it, listed as follows:

Haha = Beagle Jongkook = Golden Retriever Gary = Corgi Jaye = Boston Terrier Jihyo = Bichon Frise Jackson = Border Collie Jaesuk = Toy Poodle Sukjin = Yorkshire Terrier

And finally…

Kwangsoo = Italian Greyhound

“Okay, not horrible,” Jaye quietly said to herself, thinking the Commander would have the hardest time. Golden Retrievers never get tired out and are always playful, she thought, especially young ones.

As soon as the PD yelled to start, everyone diligently went after his or her dogs. There were more than nine