Lee Junho Emerges as All-Round Worker in Kian’s Bizarre B&B Season 2

Lee Junho is taking on the role of an all-purpose worker in the second season of Kian’s Bizarre B&B. The 2PM member joins Kian84, former volleyball player Kim Yeon Koung and LE SSERAFIM’s Kazuha for a new guesthouse operation built around demanding chores, unusual situations and direct hospitality.

The Netflix variety series follows Kian84 and his castmates as they run a one-of-a-kind lodging. Its first season placed Kian84, BTS’s Jin and Ji Ye Eun on Ulleungdo, where they managed an unconventional property and attempted to give visitors a memorable stay in the island setting.

Season 2 introduces an almost entirely new supporting team around Kian84. Lee Junho, Kim Yeon Koung and Kazuha replace the previous season’s partners, bringing backgrounds in acting, idol performance and elite sport into a format where practical work and group chemistry matter as much as screen presence.

Junho takes on the difficult jobs

Lee Junho handles tasks ranging from cooking to cleaning and voluntarily accepts physically difficult work. He said he wanted guests to leave with happy memories, so he aimed to take responsibility for the jobs that demanded the most effort. Looking back, his clearest memory was simply how hard he worked.

His decision to join began with curiosity. Junho found the first season distinctive and memorable and wanted to discover what kinds of situations the new installment would create. The experience ultimately required 10 days of sustained guesthouse labor rather than the more controlled environment of a scripted production or concert stage.

Kian84 said Junho repeatedly cleaned, did laundry and washed dishes across those 10 days. He viewed that persistence as evidence of the performer’s professionalism. The praise focuses less on a single dramatic scene than on consistency: necessary chores were completed again and again while the property remained in operation.

Castmates describe a reliable teammate

Kim Yeon Koung also emphasized Junho’s sense of responsibility, saying it was reassuring to watch him carry out the tasks assigned to him. Her assessment presents him as a dependable coworker within a team whose success depends on everyone completing ordinary but essential work.

Kazuha, the youngest cast member, highlighted another side of his contribution. She was impressed by the kindness with which Junho treated guests. She also teased a lighter dynamic, suggesting that Kim Yeon Koung’s habit of playfully targeting Junho will provide entertainment alongside the labor.

Junho described all four cast members as people who understood and performed their individual roles. In his view, their strengths fit together smoothly and made the team stronger. He identified their seemingly limitless energy as their greatest shared quality and praised both the group’s leader and its workers.

A compact three-week release

Kian’s Bizarre B&B Season 2 contains 10 episodes. The season will begin streaming on September 22, with its episodes released over three weeks. That compact schedule will allow the guesthouse story and the cast’s evolving relationships to unfold in quick succession.

The new lineup creates several contrasting dynamics. Kian84 returns as the continuing center of the format, Kim Yeon Koung brings the authority and energy of a former elite athlete, Junho supplies persistent practical work, and Kazuha adds both guest-focused observation and a younger perspective.

The early descriptions position diligence as one of the season’s main themes. Junho’s willingness to take difficult assignments gives the team a reliable operational base, while his exchanges with Kim Yeon Koung promise humor. When the doors open on September 22, the show’s test will be whether those individual strengths translate into a guesthouse that works—and a variety series that remains enjoyably unpredictable. The three-week rollout will also give viewers a concentrated look at how the cast adapts as each new group of guests arrives.